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Clear filtersFodder Minikits under Tribal Area Sub Plan (TASP) Scheme (ST Category)
This scheme provides improved varieties of fodder seeds to Scheduled Tribe farmers in Gujarat. It is run by the Directorate of Animal Husbandry under the Tribal Area Sub Plan (TASP). The main goal is to help tribal farmers grow better quality animal feed (fodder) on their farms through demonstration and training.
View DetailsFinancial Assistance Scheme for Purchase of Agricultural Land to Scheduled Caste Farmers
This scheme helps farmers from Scheduled Caste communities in Gujarat buy agricultural land for farming. Started in 1986, it provides financial assistance to make land ownership affordable. The goal is to support SC farmers in becoming independent cultivators by owning their own farmland, up to a maximum of 2 acres.
View DetailsAnti Bird Net
The Anti Bird Net scheme helps farmers protect their crops and gardens from bird damage. This scheme provides support to agricultural landowners in Rajasthan who want to install protective netting around their crops and plants. By using anti-bird nets, farmers can prevent birds from pecking and damaging their produce, leading to better crop yields and reduced agricultural losses.
View DetailsKhet Talai
Khet Talai is a Rajasthan government scheme that provides financial subsidies to farmers for building farm ponds on their agricultural land. The scheme is designed to help farmers collect and store rainwater for irrigation purposes. By constructing farm ponds, farmers can reduce their dependence on groundwater and improve water availability during dry seasons for crop irrigation.
View DetailsDiggy
The Diggy Scheme is a Rajasthan Government initiative designed to help farmers improve irrigation on their agricultural land. Under this scheme, farmers receive financial grants to construct dug wells (diggies) for irrigating their crops. The scheme aims to increase water availability for farming and encourage farmers to grow better quality crops by having reliable water sources.
View DetailsAgriculture Information Unit Scheme
The Agriculture Information Unit Scheme is run by the Government of Meghalaya to help farmers and agricultural extension workers learn modern and scientific farming methods. The scheme spreads agricultural knowledge through printed materials like pamphlets and leaflets, radio and television broadcasts, and community programs such as exhibitions and seminars. Its main goal is to improve farming practices and increase awareness among the farming community about better cultivation techniques.
View DetailsOrganic Manure Scheme
The Organic Manure Scheme in Meghalaya is designed to help farmers learn how to make organic compost at their village level. The scheme provides hands-on training in producing organic inputs like compost, which helps keep plants healthy naturally. This supports sustainable farming practices that are better for the soil and environment. The scheme is run by the Department of Agriculture, Meghalaya.
View DetailsBhausaheb Fundkar Falbag Lagvad Scheme
The Bhausaheb Fundkar Falbag Lagvad Scheme is a Maharashtra state horticulture scheme that encourages farmers to plant sixteen types of long-lasting fruit and vegetable crops. This scheme provides financial support and benefits to eligible farmers in Maharashtra who wish to develop fruit gardens on their land. The scheme aims to promote agricultural diversity and improve farm income through horticulture.
View DetailsAgriculture Research Stations and Laboratories Scheme
This scheme, run by the Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, operates research stations and laboratories in Meghalaya to test different crops and farming methods. Scientists conduct adaptive research trials on farmers' fields to find which crops work best in the local climate. The scheme also tests and promotes the use of bio-pesticides and natural pest control agents instead of harmful chemicals.
View DetailsRegional Centre for Training and Production of Mushroom
This scheme, run by the Government of Meghalaya, aims to promote mushroom farming among farmers. It provides training on modern mushroom cultivation methods and supplies quality mushroom spawn (seeds) and pasteurized compost to farmers. The goal is to help farmers adopt mushroom farming as an additional income source and improve agricultural productivity.
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