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Clear filtersBeej Masaale Ki Yojana
Beej Masaale Ki Yojana is an agricultural scheme run by the Bihar government to encourage farmers to grow high-value seed spices like coriander and fenugreek. The scheme recognizes the medicinal and nutritional benefits of these spices and aims to increase their cultivation across the state. It provides support to farmers through subsidies and assistance to make spice farming more profitable and sustainable.
View DetailsSpices Development Ginger, Turmeric, Black Pepper, Cardamom, Coriander, Cinnamon and Chillies
This scheme helps farmers in Meghalaya grow high-quality spices like ginger, turmeric, black pepper, cardamom, coriander, cinnamon, and chillies. It is run by the government to encourage farmers to produce disease-free planting materials and improved varieties that give better yields. The scheme supports both small and large spice farmers to improve their farming practices and income.
View DetailsAICTE - Scheme For Promoting Interests, Creativity And Ethics Among Students
The AICTE-SPICES scheme is run by the Ministry of Education to support educational institutions in developing student clubs. These clubs help students grow by encouraging their interests, creativity, and ethical values. The scheme aims to create model clubs that can inspire similar clubs in other institutions across India.
View DetailsMission on Integrated Development of Horticulture- NHM and HMNEH
The Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture (MIDH) is a central government scheme launched in 2014-15 by the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare. It combines several earlier schemes to support farmers growing fruits, vegetables, flowers, spices, and other horticultural crops. The scheme provides financial help and technical support for building better farming infrastructure and improving post-harvest facilities across India.
View DetailsIntegrated Scheme for Export Promotion & Quality Improvement in Spices and Research and Development of Cardamom: Export Oriented Production: Large Cardamom Certified Nursery (Unit)
This is a government scheme to help farmers grow large cardamom plants for export. Run by the Spice Board under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, it provides support to set up certified nurseries. The scheme aims to improve cardamom quality and help Indian spice farmers earn more by exporting to other countries.
View DetailsAssistance for Area Expansion of Spice Crops
This scheme helps farmers in Gujarat expand the area under cultivation of spice crops, including seed spices and rhizomatic spices like turmeric and ginger. It is run by the Gujarat government to increase spice production across the state. Eligible farmers receive financial assistance to support the cost of seeds, saplings, and other inputs needed for expanding spice farming on their land.
View DetailsPrimary Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Bank: For Horticulture
This scheme is run by the Primary Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Bank in Tamil Nadu to help farmers grow horticultural crops like fruits, vegetables, and spices. It provides loans to farmers who want to start or expand horticulture farming on their land. The loan helps farmers buy seeds, plants, tools, and other materials needed for horticulture.
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