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Clear filtersConstruction of Water Storage Tanks for Drip Irrigation
This scheme helps farmers in Gujarat build water storage tanks to support drip irrigation farming. It is run by the Gujarat government's agriculture department. The scheme provides financial assistance through cost-sharing, meaning the government pays part of the tank construction cost while farmers contribute their share. This helps farmers store water efficiently and use it for drip irrigation, which saves water and improves crop productivity.
View DetailsDistribution of Gypsum
The Distribution of Gypsum scheme is a government initiative that helps farmers in Tamil Nadu who grow pulse crops. The scheme provides financial assistance to reduce the cost of gypsum material, which is used to improve soil quality and crop productivity. Farmers can get a subsidy covering half the cost of gypsum and its transportation. This support helps make farming more affordable and improves agricultural yields.
View DetailsAssistance to Farmers in Purchasing Nano Fertilizers Under the Agricultural Assistance Program for Farmers Other than Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes
This Gujarat government scheme provides financial assistance to eligible farmers for purchasing Nano Fertilizers. Nano Fertilizers are modern, nutrient-rich fertilizers that improve crop productivity with smaller quantities. The scheme aims to help non-SC/ST category farmers adopt better farming practices, increase their harvest quality, and improve their income and living standards.
View DetailsDrip Sanyantr
Drip Sanyantr is a Rajasthan government scheme that provides subsidies to farmers for installing drip irrigation systems. This scheme helps farmers save water by delivering water drop-by-drop directly to plant roots, reducing water wastage significantly. The drip irrigation method improves crop productivity while conserving water resources, making it ideal for water-scarce regions.
View DetailsFarm Pond (Khet Talai) Nirman Karyakram
The Farm Pond (Khet Talai) Nirman Karyakram is a Rajasthan state scheme designed to help farmers build farm ponds for rainwater harvesting. The scheme enables farmers to collect and store rainwater during the monsoon season for use in irrigation. By creating farm ponds, farmers can ensure a steady water supply for their fields during dry seasons, reducing dependence on groundwater and improving crop productivity.
View DetailsIntegrated Horticultural Development Program Through Diversification of Agriculture
This is a horticultural development scheme run by the Puducherry government to help farmers diversify their agriculture and improve crop productivity. The scheme provides financial subsidies through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) mode for buying farming tools, seeds, irrigation equipment, and organic inputs. It aims to promote sustainable farming practices and increase farmer incomes through better horticultural practices.
View DetailsAssistance for Installation of Sprinkler / Drip Micro Irrigation Systems
This scheme helps farmers in Puducherry install modern sprinkler and drip irrigation systems on their farmland. It is run by the Agriculture Department of Puducherry. The scheme provides financial assistance to reduce the cost of setting up these water-saving irrigation systems, helping farmers save water and increase crop productivity.
View DetailsDistribution of Rhizobium Packets-Oilseeds
This scheme, run by the Tamil Nadu government, provides financial assistance to eligible farmers involved in the production and supply of Foundation and Certified Class seeds for oilseed crops. The scheme offers a subsidy on the cost of Rhizobium packets, which are beneficial microorganisms used to improve soil fertility and crop productivity. The goal is to encourage quality seed production and make improved agricultural inputs more affordable for farmers.
View DetailsPlastic Mulching
The Plastic Mulching scheme is a farming support program run by the Rajasthan government to help farmers improve their crop productivity. Under this scheme, the government provides subsidies to farmers who cover their field soil with plastic film or use crop residues as mulch. This practice helps retain soil moisture, control weeds, and improve crop quality. The scheme targets farmers in Rajasthan who want to adopt modern agricultural techniques.
View DetailsBio Control Laboratory and Pesticides Testing Laboratory Scheme
This scheme, run by the Department of Agriculture in Meghalaya, establishes Bio Control and Pesticides Testing Laboratories to produce beneficial bio-agents like Trichoderma and Trichogramma. These agents are distributed to farmers for organic plant health management and pest control. The scheme promotes organic farming practices and reduces dependence on chemical pesticides while improving crop productivity.
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