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Clear filters"Back Ended Investment Subsidy to Paddy Growers" component of the "Crop Production Technology" scheme
This scheme provides financial support to paddy farmers in the Yanam region of Puducherry to help them invest in better crop production technology. Run by the Department of Agriculture and Farmer's Welfare, it offers back-ended investment subsidy to reduce the financial burden on farmers adopting improved farming methods. The subsidy helps farmers purchase quality seeds, tools, and implements needed for modern paddy cultivation.
View DetailsQuality Paddy Seed Distribution
The Quality Paddy Seed Distribution Scheme is a Tamil Nadu government initiative that helps farmers access certified, high-quality paddy seeds at reduced cost. The scheme provides a subsidy to make quality seeds more affordable for farmers. This encourages farmers to use improved seed varieties that can increase crop yield and farm productivity.
View DetailsSeed Multiplication Scheme of Paddy, Millets, Pulses, Oilseeds and Cotton
This scheme, run by the Department of Agriculture in Tamil Nadu, helps farmers produce high-quality seeds of paddy, millets, pulses, oilseeds, and cotton. Farmers can grow seeds under a contract arrangement with the government. The scheme provides financial support to encourage seed production and improve the availability of good quality seeds for other farmers.
View DetailsDistribution of Rhizobium
The Distribution of Rhizobium scheme provides a subsidy to farmers in Tamil Nadu who are growing pulse seed farms. Rhizobium is a beneficial microorganism that helps pulse plants grow better by fixing nitrogen in the soil. This scheme aims to make quality Rhizobium more affordable for farmers, helping them improve their crop yield and soil health.
View DetailsDistribution of Certified Seeds-Oil Seeds
This scheme, run by the Tamil Nadu government, helps farmers buy high-quality certified seeds for oil seed crops like groundnut, sunflower, and coconut. The government provides subsidies to make these certified seeds affordable. By using certified seeds, farmers can grow better crops with higher yields and better quality. This scheme is designed to support farmers in improving their farming practices and income.
View DetailsFodder 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 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.
View DetailsHorticulture Mission for North Eastern Hill Scheme- Meghalaya
The Horticulture Mission for North Eastern Hill Scheme is a government initiative run by the Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare to support horticulture development in Meghalaya. The scheme aims to help marginal and small farmers increase productivity and quality of fruit crops through modern farming techniques. It provides support for better plant management, quality seeds, protected cultivation systems, and efficient irrigation methods.
View DetailsVegetable Development Scheme
The Vegetable Development Scheme is run by the Department of Agriculture in Meghalaya to help farmers grow more vegetables and increase farm income. The scheme provides high-quality seeds, hybrid varieties, and improved seedlings to farmers. It also offers financial assistance to support vegetable farming, including help with modern farming methods like poly houses.
View DetailsKisan Credit Card
The Kisan Credit Card (KCC) scheme, launched in 1998 by the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, provides credit facilities to farmers across India. The scheme allows farmers to purchase agricultural inputs like seeds, fertilizers, and pesticides, and to meet their cash needs for farm production. Banks issue these cards based on the farmer's land holdings, making credit easily accessible for farming activities.
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