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Clear filtersChief Minister's Krishi Rinn Yojana
The Government of Arunachal Pradesh has introduced The Chief Minister's Krishi Rinn Yojana (CMKRY) with the aim of providing a zero interest crop loan facility to farmers of the state to enable them easy access to formal credit through banking channels.
View DetailsJharkhand Krishi Rin Mafi Yojana
The objective of the scheme is to provide relief from the debt burden to short-term agricultural loan holders in the state. Under this scheme, outstanding loan amounts of up to ₹50,000/- in standard crop loan outstanding accounts as of 31st March 2020, will be waived.
View DetailsShednet House
The Shednet House provided subsidies to farmers so they could earn more income by cultivating horticultural crops like vegetables, flowers, fruits, etc. by controlling the agro-climatic factors, temperature, humidity, and sunlight.
View DetailsKisan Kaleva Yojana
Under the Kisan Kaleva Scheme run by the Rajasthan Government, food is provided at concessional rates through coupons to the farmers and their assistants who come to sell crops in the vegetable market premises.
View DetailsPlant Protection including Integrated Pest Management Scheme
The objective of the scheme is to mobilize and support farmers to use bio-pesticides and bio- agents for plant health management through distribution of bio-pesticides and other IPM tools and through sale of Sprayers and Plant Protection Equipment to encourage organic crop production.
View DetailsRamie Crop Scheme
The Ramie Crop Scheme is a Meghalaya state agriculture initiative designed to promote cultivation of ramie, a high-value perennial textile crop. The scheme provides farmers with essential agricultural inputs and technical training to successfully grow ramie in suitable areas. By supporting this remunerative crop, the scheme aims to increase farmer income and develop Meghalaya's textile agriculture sector.
View DetailsPradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana: Per Drop More Crop
The Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana (PMKSY) is a central government scheme launched on 1st July 2015 by the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare. It focuses on improving water use efficiency in farming through modern micro-irrigation techniques. The scheme helps farmers grow more crops while using less water, benefiting agricultural productivity across India.
View DetailsMukhyamantri Kisan Sahay Yojana
The scheme was launched on September 6, 2019, to provide relief and support to farmers in case of crop damage due to natural calamities and was implemented by the Revenue Department of the Government of Gujarat in collaboration with the Agriculture and Co-operation Department.
View DetailsFeed And Fodder Entrepreneurship Scheme
The Feed and Fodder Entrepreneurship Scheme was launched by the Union Government in 2014 to help farmers in Mizoram become entrepreneurs in fodder production. It supports farmers in growing fodder crops and coarse grains on non-forest wasteland and grassland. The scheme aims to improve livestock feed quality and create income opportunities for rural farmers through value-added fodder products.
View DetailsBihar Rajya Fasal Sahayata Yojna
The scheme strives to back the farmers with financial incentives in the event of a crop loss due to natural calamities.
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