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Clear filtersPromotion Of Intensive Aquaculture Through Introduction Of Bio-floc Technology During The Year 2021-22
This scheme by the Government of Odisha promotes Bio-floc technology for fish and shrimp farming. It helps farmers grow more fish and shrimp in smaller areas using modern, environment-friendly methods. The scheme aims to increase farm productivity and farmer income while protecting natural water resources.
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 DetailsNational Water Awards
The National Water Awards is a recognition program run by the Ministry of Jal Shakti to honor and encourage organizations, communities, and individuals who manage water resources in smart and sustainable ways. The scheme promotes better water management practices across India by recognizing efforts in both surface water and groundwater conservation. It aims to inspire stakeholders to adopt modern approaches to protect and use water wisely.
View DetailsKhule Jalsroto Mei Pen Aadharit Matsya Paalan ki Yojana
This Bihar government scheme promotes fish farming in government-owned open water bodies like lakes, ponds, and wetlands. It aims to increase fish productivity and production through semi-intensive and intensive aquaculture methods. The scheme supports groups and individual farmers to develop sustainable fish farming on a large scale using available natural water resources.
View DetailsPMMSY: Inputs for Saline /Alkaline Water Aquaculture - Haryana
The Pradhan Matsya Sampada Yojana (PMMSY) Saline/Alkaline Water Aquaculture scheme, run by the Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying, provides input cost subsidies to fish farmers in Haryana. This scheme supports aquaculture in newly created water bodies with saline or alkaline conditions. The aim is to help farmers expand fish production and increase income from difficult-to-use land and water resources.
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