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🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

State Millet Mission

The mission aims to promote millet cultivation, ensure fair prices for farmers, and strengthen food security in the state. It seeks to support farmers, particularly in mountain districts, by procuring millet crops such as Mandua and Jhangora at the minimum support price through cooperative groups.

💰Under the mission, in the first phase, 16,820 metric tonnes of Mandua and Jhangora are being purchased from farmers’ fields at the minimum support price through cooperative groups by the Cooperative Department. | - Under the National Food Security Act, the Government of India will distribute 1 kilogram per month through the Public Distribution System (ration card) via the Food and Supplies Department in four districts: Udham Singh Nagar, Haridwar, Nainital, and Dehradun. Farmers’ groups, LCs/LCFs, or PACS at established procurement centers are free to offer Mandua for sale. To encourage participation, an incentive of ₹150/- per quintal is provided. | - Once the PACS accepts the millet crops from the groups, payment will be made through RTGS/NEFT within a maximum of 72 hours.
🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

State Rice Mission Scheme

The objective of the scheme is to increase productivity and production of rice through improved technologies and extension methods and, to supply the quality/certified seeds/organic fertilizers at 50% subsidy.

💰Pattern of Assistance: | - Training, Awareness program, extension, Technology support, Subsidy on inputs. | Type of Assistance and Entitlement (If any): | - 50 % Subsidy for quality paddy seeds to farmers. | - Minor irrigation (Check dam, shallow tube well, etc.) | - 50 % sale of Power Tillers SRI Tools for demonstration. | - Trainings
🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Sthaniya Fasal Protsahan Karyakram

The program aims to promote the cultivation of local crops, enhance productivity, ensure the use of quality seeds, and provide fair prices to farmers in the mountain districts of Uttarakhand.

💰Under the scheme, the following objectives will be achieved by distributing verified seeds of local crops at 100% subsidy: | a. Distribution of certified seeds on subsidy to increase the cultivation area according to the specific region. | b. Ensuring the recommended seed replacement rate is met. | c. Enhancing production and productivity through the use of quality seeds. | d. Promoting and encouraging the cultivation of local pulse crops. | e. Ensuring farmers receive a fair price for their produce. | Seed production will be carried out by the Agriculture Department in clusters formed under the Traditional Agriculture Development Scheme, through the CLF/LC established under UGVS-REAP, and directly by the Agriculture Department. For crops where traditional clusters are not operational, clusters will be identified through CLF/LC for certified seed production. The Agriculture Department will conduct seed production programs in these areas, and the produced seeds will be distributed region-wise after appropriate allocation. | Traditional crops selected under the program: | - Kidney Beans 2. Gahat 3. Ramdana 4. Red Rice 5. Maize – Nainital and Chakrata region 6. Bhatta 7. Ugal/Phafar 8. Kauni 9. Toor (Pigeon Pea)
🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Sub mission on Seeds and Planting Material

The scheme aims to increase the production of certified/quality seed; strengthen Seed Testing Laboratories; assist Seed Producing Institutes for the adoption of new technologies, ensuring farmers get quality seeds at the right time and reasonable prices.

💰Seed Village Programme: | - Assistance will be provided for the distribution of foundation and certified seed required for a 1-acre area for cereal crops; the assistance covers 50% of the cost, and for pulse, oilseeds, green manure & fodder crops, the assistance covers 60% of the cost. | - Validity: The maximum time limit for reclaiming benefits is 2 years. | Strengthening of Seed Quality Control Laboratories: | - Assistance is provided on a project basis. | - Intended Use: For State Agricultural Universities (SAUs), Farmers' Producer Organisations (FPOs), Co-operative enterprises, and Government enterprises. | - Frequency of Disbursement: One time. | Creation of Seed Infrastructure Facility (SPP): | - Assistance is provided on a project basis.
🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Sub-Mission on Agricultural Extension (SMAE)

The scheme aims to promote the adoption of modern and scientific farming practices among farmers across the state through continuous training, practical demonstrations, and exposure visits.

💰Farmers are periodically trained in modern agricultural practices. Agricultural exhibitions, fairs, and farmer seminars are organized, and farmers are also taken on exposure visits to enhance their knowledge and skills. Additionally, farmer–scientist interactions are conducted to facilitate the exchange of ideas and innovations. | Farm School: Free seeds, fertilizers, and chemicals are provided to farmers for demonstration purposes, and training is imparted to a group of 30 farmers at each Farm School. | Progressive farmers who demonstrate excellence and innovation in agriculture are recognized and rewarded. Along with a certificate, the following cash awards are given: | - Block Level: ₹10,000 – Kisan Shri | - District Level: ₹25,000 – Kisan Bhushan | - State Level: ₹50,000 – Kisan Ratna
🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Sub-Mission on Agricultural Mechanization - Uttarakhand

The scheme aims to encourage farm mechanization purchasing and providing 50% subsidy/financial assistance to SC/ST, small and marginal, and women farmers (of all categories), while 40% subsidy/financial assistance is provided to other (large) farmers.

💰Under the scheme, all farmers of the state are eligible to receive financial assistance for the purchase of modern agricultural equipment for farming. A 50% subsidy/financial assistance is provided to SC/ST, small and marginal, and women farmers (of all categories), while 40% subsidy/financial assistance is provided to other (large) farmers. The details are as follows: | Sl. No.Name of EquipmentNorms of subsidy as per SMAM for SC/ST/Small & Marginal and Women Farmers1Power Tiller Below 8 BHP50% or maximum ₹65000/-, whichever is less.2Power Tiller 8 BHP and above50% or maximum ₹85000/-, whichever is less.3Power Weeder Power Driven Less than 2 BHP50% or maximum ₹25000/-, whichever is less.4Power Weeder Power Driven More than 2 BHP50% or maximum ₹35000/-, whichever is less.5Power Weeder Power Driven More than 5 BHP50% or maximum ₹63000/-, whichever is less.6Chaff Cutter (power/drawn below 3 hp)50% or maximum ₹20000/-, whichever is less.7Chaff Cutter (power/drawn below 3 to 5 hp)50% or maximum ₹28000/-, whichever is less.8Chaff Cutter man powered50% or maximum ₹6300/- whichever is less.9Brush Cutter50% or maximum ₹40000/-, whichever is less.10Knapsack Sprayer Agricultural Protection Equipment (Man Operated)50% or maximum ₹750/-, whichever is less.11Sprayer Agricultural Protection Equipment (Power Driven)50% or maximum ₹3800/-, whichever is less.12Sprayer Agricultural Protection Equipment (Power Driven) 16 Liter Capacity50% or maximum ₹10000/-, whichever is less.13Multicrop Thresher (4 tons per hour power more than 5 HP)50% or maximum ₹100000/-, whichever is less.14Thresher (4 tons per hour power more than 5 HP)50% or maximum ₹100000/-, whichever is less.15Paddy Thresher (Less than 5 HP)50% or maximum ₹40000/-, whichever is less.16Thresher (less than 5 HP)50% or maximum ₹40000/-, whichever is less.17Tractor 20 to 40 PTOHP50% or maximum ₹2.50 lakh, whichever is less.18Tractor 40 to 70 PTOHP50% or maximum ₹4.25 lakh, whichever is less.1919 Reaper cum Binder (Self Propelled 4 Wheel)50% or maximum ₹2.50 lakh, whichever is less.20Straw Reaper more than 35 HP50% or maximum ₹1.30 lakh, whichever is less.21Laser Land Leveler50% or maximum ₹2.00 lakh, whichever is less.22Super Seeder More than 35 HP50% or maximum ₹1.05 lakh, whichever is less.23Zero Till Seed Cum Fertilizer Drill (9 Tynes)50% or maximum ₹0.213 lakh whichever is less.24Zero Till Seed Cum Fertilizer Drill (11 Tynes)50% or maximum ₹0.241 lakh, whichever is less.25Rotavator (6 feet)50% or maximum ₹0.448 lakh, whichever is less.26Rotavator (7 feet)50% or maximum ₹0.476 lakh, whichever is less.27Rotavator (8 feet)50% or maximum ₹0.504 lakh, whichever is less.28Pulverizer Flour Mill50% or maximum ₹35000/-, whichever is less.29Water Lifting Pump up to 10 HP50% or maximum ₹18000/-, whichever is less.30Mandua Thresher Manually Operated50% or maximum ₹10000/-, whichever is less.31Winnowing Fan50% or maximum ₹10000/- whichever is less.32Horticulture Hand Tools50% or maximum ₹10000/- whichever is less.33Garden Hand Tool50% or maximum ₹1200/-, whichever is less.34Small Mountain Farming Equipment50% subsidy.
🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Sub-Mission on Agricultural Mechanization (SMAM) for Custom Hiring Centres / Big Farmers - Uttarakhand

Under this scheme, individual large farmers, farmer groups, cooperatives, self-help groups, and custom hiring centres in the state can purchase agricultural equipment at a subsidized rate, with the Government of India providing a maximum subsidy of 40%.

💰Under the Custom Hiring Centre component (for groups of farmers involved in buying, renting, or selling agricultural equipment), farmer groups, cooperatives, FPOs, self-help groups, and individual farmers can purchase equipment valued between ₹10.00 lakh and ₹100.00 lakh. The Government of India provides a maximum subsidy of 40% on such purchases.
🌾 AgricultureCentral

Sub-mission On Agriculture Mechanization

The Sub-Mission on Agricultural Mechanization was launched in 2014-15 by the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare.

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Subsidy for Battery Operated 2-Wheelers

This scheme is introduced by the Climate Change Department, Gujarat, aims to promote renewable energy and clean transportation by providing a subsidy to students for the purchase of battery-operated two-wheelers from authorized manufacturers.

💰Subsidy Assistance: Each eligible student receives a subsidy of ₹12,000/- for the purchase of a battery-operated two-wheeler.
🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Subsidy For Battery Operated Three-Wheelers

This scheme is introduced by the Climate Change Department, Gujarat, aims to promote the adoption of eco-friendly vehicles by providing a subsidy on the purchase of battery-operated three-wheelers.

💰Subsidy Assistance: Subsidy of ₹48,000/- after the purchase of a battery-operated three-wheeler from GEDA-authorized manufacturers/dealers.
🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Subsidy for the Purchase of Wooden/Fiber Reinforced Plastic/Steel Mechanised Boats

The scheme "Subsidy for the Purchase of Wooden/Fiber Reinforced Plastic/Steel Mechanised Boats" is introduced by the Government of Puducherry with the objective of increasing marine fish production by extending subsidies for the procurement of wooden/fiber-reinforced plastic/steel mechanized boats.

💰50% subsidy subject to a maximum of ₹7,50,000 for a mechanized boat of overall length above 47 feet with nets linked with bank finance for the purchase of a new fishing vessel. | - 50% subsidy subject to a maximum of ₹11,00,000 for a steel mechanized boat of overall length 45 to 54 feet with nets, linked with bank finance for the purchase of a new fishing vessel. | - 50% subsidy to a maximum of ₹2,50,000 per boat for conversion/modernization of an existing mechanized fishing boat (unit cost ₹5,00,000). | - 50% subsidy to a maximum of ₹5,00,000 for the modernization of an existing mechanized fishing boat with a size of 43 feet and above for tuna long lining (unit cost ₹10,00,000). | *The rate of subsidy may be fixed by the Government from time to time.
🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Subsidy Scheme on Establishment of 25 R.I.R. Bird’s unit 40 R.I.R. Bird’s Unit and Stipend for Poultry Farming Training

This scheme has been introduced by the Agriculture, Farmers Welfare and Cooperation Department, Gujarat. It aims to provide financial assistance and training to economically weaker sections and Divyang individuals in Gujarat for poultry farming.

💰Name of the ComponentStandard of AssistanceMinimum Time Limit (in Years) for Reclaiming BenefitsSubsidy Scheme on establishment of 25 R.I.R. birds unit for Weaker Section 75% of total Expenditure or maximum ₹6,000/- in kind (25 R.I.R. birds and poultry feed)Benefit can be given to one member of family. After 3 years the same family can avail benefit.Subsidy Scheme on establishment of 40 R.I.R. birds unit for Divyang People90 % of total Expenditure or maximum ₹10,800/- in kind (40 R.I.R. birds and poultry feed)Benefit can be given to one member of family.Stipend Scheme for Poultry Farming Training for Weaker Section and Divyang People Maximum ₹2,000/- RTGS/NEFT (in Bank Account Direct) Benefit can be given to one member of family.
🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Subsidy Scheme on Establishment of 25 R.I.R. Bird’s Unit, 100 Broiler Bird’s Unit and Stipend for Poultry Farming Training for Scheduled Caste People

The scheme aims to support Scheduled Caste individuals by providing financial assistance for poultry farming.

💰Name of Component Standard of Assistance Minimum Time Limit(In Year) for Reclaiming BenefitsSubsidy Scheme on establishment of 25 R.I.R. birds unit for Scheduled Caste 75% of total Expenditure or maximum ₹6,000/- in kind (25 R.I.R. birds and poultry feed) Benefit can be given to one member of family. After 3 years the same family can avail benefit. Subsidy Scheme for establishment of 100 broiler bird farm for Scheduled Caste 90% subsidy or Maximum ₹36,000/- RTGS/NEFT (In Bank Account Direct) Benefit can be given to one member of family. Stipend Scheme for Poultry Farming Training for Scheduled Caste Maximum ₹2,000/- RTGS/NEFT (in Bank Account Direct) Benefit can be given to one member of family.
🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Subsidy Scheme on Establishment of 25 R.I.R./Kadaknath & 1000 Broiler Bird’s Unit and Stipend for Poultry Farming Training for Scheduled Tribes People of the State

This scheme has been introduced by the Agriculture, Farmers Welfare and Cooperation Department, Gujarat. It aims to provide financial assistance and training stipends to Scheduled Tribe (ST) individuals in Gujarat for poultry farming.

💰Name of the ComponentStandard of AssistanceMinimum Time Limit (in Years) for Reclaiming BenefitsSubsidy Scheme on establishment of - 25 Kadaknath / RIR birds Unit to Scheduled Tribes 75% of total Expenditure or maximum ₹6,000/- in kind (25 R.I.R. birds and poultry feed)Benefit can be given to one member of family. After 3 years the same family can avail benefitStipend Scheme for Poultry farming Training for Scheduled TribesMaximum ₹2,000/- RTGS/NEFT (in Bank Account Direct)Benefit can be given to one member of familyScheme on establishment of 1000 broiler bird’s unit for scheduled tribes people of the state90% subsidy or Maximum ₹8,15,000/- (DBT)Benefit can be given to one member of family once in a lifetime.
🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Sugarcane Seed Replacement Programme / Production Enhancement Scheme

The scheme aims to increase sugarcane productivity & improve sugar recovery by promoting cultivation of high-quality, high-yielding, & newly developed sugarcane varieties, while providing farmers with financial support, modern cultivation techniques, & access to advanced agricultural technology.

💰Sugarcane Seed Modification and Varietal Balance: A plan has been prepared to replace sugarcane varieties that have been cultivated for a long time and are currently grown (such as Ko.Sha.-767, Ko.-1148, Ko.Sha.-97264, Ko.Sha.-94257, and Ko.Sha.-8436, etc.) with better quality, high-yielding, and certified varieties. Newly developed quality sugarcane varieties include Ko.Pant. 12221, Ko.Sha. 8272, Ko. 0118, Ko.P.K. 5191, Ko. 15023, Ko.P.B. 91, Ko.P.B. 92, Ko.P.B. 96, Ko.P.B. 98, Ko. 13035, Ko.LKH. 9709, Ko.LKH. 12207, Ko.LKH. 14201, Ko.Sha. 13235, Ko.LKH. 15201, and Ko.LKH. 16202, etc. For low-lying areas, these high-yielding varieties should be cultivated in sufficient quantities to increase the success rate of sugarcane cultivation and enhance sugar recovery in mills. Sugarcane seed from research centers attracts a 20% premium over the government-declared sugarcane price. Farmers will be given an incentive for sugarcane seed purchased above the mill gate price. It is also proposed to provide farmers with a 100% subsidy on harvesting, loading, and transportation costs when sourcing sugarcane seed from research centers at the mill gate rate per quintal. 1. Subsidy on Base/Primary Nursery: To encourage farmers, it is proposed to provide a subsidy of ₹50/- per quintal to base nursery holders and ₹25/- per quintal to primary nursery holders for the distribution of sugarcane seeds. 1. Latest Methods of Sugarcane Sowing: For sugarcane sowing, the latest trench method or row-spacing method should be adopted, under which the furrow-to-furrow distance should be 4 feet, the depth 1 foot, and the distance between two-eyed pieces should be 4–6 inches or 6–9 inches. To encourage farmers, it is proposed to provide a subsidy of ₹10,000/- for demonstration of 1 hectare of early variety, single-eye/two-eye planting, and mixed farming on farmers’ fields. 1. Weed Management System: A 50% subsidy is proposed on herbicides for effective weed control in sugarcane crops. 1. Protection of Crops from Insects and Diseases: A 50% subsidy is proposed on agricultural chemicals, including high-quality insecticides and pesticides, to protect sugarcane crops from insects and diseases. 1. Providing Information About Latest Technology to Farmers: From time to time, technical information related to higher yield and improved sugarcane varieties will be provided to farmers. The Sugarcane Development Department and the Sugarcane Farmers Institute & Training Center, Kashipur, provide training to farmers, employees, and officials, and organize district-level farmers’ seminars. 1. Providing Access to Modern Agricultural Equipment to Farmers: Farmers will be provided with modern agricultural equipment suitable for sugarcane cultivation, including battery-operated or petrol-powered sprayers, harrows, and cultivators. It is proposed to distribute drone sprayers and trench openers in the coming years.
🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Supply of Agriculture Machineries Scheme

The objective of the scheme is to distribute and sale of agricultural machinery such as Power Tillers, etc. to farmers at subsidized rates.

💰Pattern of Assistance: | - Subsidy on Power tillers, Reapers, Harvesters, etc. | Type of Assistance and Entitlement (If Any): | - 50% subsidy sale.
🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Supply of Fodder Minikit

The "Supply of Fodder Minikit" scheme introduced by the Agriculture, Farmers Welfare and Cooperation Department, Gujarat, aims to provide improved varieties of fodder seeds to farmers.

💰Name of Component Standard of Assistance Minimum Time Limit(In Year) for Reclaiming Benefits Supply of Fodder Minikit under General People, Schedule Caste People and Schedule Tribe People. Free1 Year
🌾 AgricultureState

Supply of Insulated Boxes

A subsidy to the extent of 75% of the cost for the purchase of an insulated box of at least 50 liters capacity. Only the fisherman engaged in selling and marketing fish, fishing at sea with a canoe, and fishing at sea with a mechanized fishing vessel with upto 6-cylinder engines are eligible.

💰For the Beneficiary Engaged in Selling/Marketing Fish | One insulated box of 50 liters capacity will be entitled to a subsidy to the extent of 75% of the cost limited to ₹ 1,500/-. | For the Beneficiary Engaged in Fishing at Sea With a Canoe | One insulated box of 100 liters and one box of 220 liters capacity and subsidy to the extent of 75% of the cost limited to ₹ 7,000/- respectively. | For the Beneficiary Engaged in Fishing at Sea With a Mechanized Fishing Vessel Upto 6 Cylinder Engine | One insulated box of 220 liters and one insulated box of 400 liters capacity and subsidy to the extent of 75% of the cost limited to ₹ 15,000/- respectively.
🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Supply of Kadaknath Chicks on Subsidy

The scheme "Supply of Kadaknath Chicken on Grant" aims to improve the economic condition of beneficiaries through poultry farming and protect and promote the Kadaknath breed. Beneficiaries receive 40 chicks along with food grains, medicine, and transportation support for 28 days.

💰Livestock Support | - 40 Kadaknath chicks (₹65 per chick): ₹2,600 | - Drug/Vaccination (₹5 per chick): ₹200 | - Transportation (including chick box): ₹210 | - Poultry feed (48 grams per bird per day for 30 days): ₹1,390 | - Total unit cost: ₹4,400 | Grant Structure | - Government grant: 75% of total cost | - Beneficiary contribution: 25% of total cost
🌾 AgricultureCentral

SVAMITVA Yojana (Survey of Villages and Mapping with Improvised Technology in Village Areas)

SVAMITVA, a Central Sector scheme of Ministry of Panchayati Raj to provide ‘Record of Rights’ to village household owners with issuance of legal ownership cards (Property cards/Title deeds) to the property owners by mapping of land parcels using drone technology.

💰Drone Digitally Maps All the Land Parcels of the Inhabited Area of the Village. | - Creation of Property Cards on the Exact Area of Each Property in the Village. | - Proprietary Rights to the Village Household Owner. | - Property as a Financial Asset for Taking Loans and Other Financial Benefits. | - Reduce Property Disputes and Legal Cases. | - Determination of Property Tax. | - Creation of Accurate Land Records for Rural Planning. | - Better Gpdp - Leveraging Gis Database/ Maps Created for Better Planning and Execution of Plans.
🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Tap Water Scheme (Nal Jal Yojana)

"Tap Water Scheme" (नल जल योजना) by the Panchayat and Rural Development Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh aims to provide clean water in Gram Panchayat areas in an accessible manner. The application has to be made to the concerned Gram Panchayat.

💰Tap Water Connection is provided by the Gram Panchayat
🌾 AgricultureCentral

Tea Development and Promotion Scheme (TDPS): Plantation Development for Small Tea Growers (PDSTG): Mechanization for Individual Small Growers

The objective of this component is to increase the production, productivity and quality of tea, overall development of small tea growers to help them move up in the value chain, sustainability of production by promoting organic tea cultivation& climate resilient tea and to make them self-reliant.

💰Equipment and Scale of Assistance | - Equipment: Pruning Machine; Ceiling Limit (₹): 30,000; Other Eligibility: One (1) Machine for each / upto 5.00 ha of tea area- Equipment: Mechanical Harvester; Ceiling Limit (₹): Single Man Harvester @ 25,000; Double Man Harvester @ 40,000; Other Eligibility: For each / up to 10.00 ha of tea area- Equipment: Power Sprayer; Ceiling Limit (₹): 15,000; Other Eligibility: For each / up to 5.00 ha of tea area- Equipment: Brush Cutter; Ceiling Limit (₹): 28,000; Other Eligibility: For each / up to 10.00 ha of tea area- Equipment: Plucking Shear; Ceiling Limit (₹): 550; Other Eligibility: For each/ up to 0.40 Ha of tea area | Mode of Payment | All payments will be through electronic mode i.e., RTGS/NEFT/PFMS.
🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Tea Development Programme in the Hilly Districts of Uttarakhand - Uttarakhand Tea Development Board

The scheme aims to promote tea cultivation in the mountainous regions of Uttarakhand, providing sustainable employment, optimal utilization of barren and unused land, and economic upliftment of local farmers.

💰Due to large-scale migration of local people in the mountainous areas of Uttarakhand, most of the farmers’ land remains unused or barren, which can be put to good use through tea development programmes. | - The Tea Development Scheme, run by the Board, is an employment-oriented initiative under which the Board provides year-round employment to tea garden cultivators and workers for seven years after the plantation is established. Once the plantations produce sufficient quantities of green leaves, farmers can earn a livelihood by selling them. | - At present, in the hilly areas, fruits, vegetables, and crops are being damaged by domestic and wild animals, whereas tea plants are not harmed by such animals. | - Due to the lack of adequate irrigation facilities in the hilly areas, traditional farming is adversely affected, whereas tea gardens require irrigation only at the initial stage, and adverse weather does not have any significant impact on the tea gardens. | - Once planted, tea plants can produce for up to 100 years under proper care. Hailstorms only negatively affect tea production for about a week. | - There is a risk of landslides due to indiscriminate cutting of forests, disasters, and heavy rainfall, whereas areas with tea plantations are not prone to landslides; thus, tea gardens help prevent soil erosion and landslides. | - Tea plantation is an environmentally friendly and completely pollution-free industry. | - In tea gardens, local people, especially rural women, get employment in their own area. | - The tea industry can become a strong pillar for the economic foundation of local farmers. | - Tea is the most widely consumed beverage in the world, ensuring consistent demand, which makes its marketing relatively easy. | - On average, 15,000 tea plants are planted per hectare, which also helps prevent soil erosion. | - Currently, the Board has developed tea gardens by leasing land from 4,011 farmers over an area of 1,370 hectares in 30 development blocks across 9 districts. | - At present, 3,100 workers are employed under the Board every month, of which 2,279 are women.
🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Tea Development Scheme

The objective of the scheme is to continue the experimental plantation of tea and to find the possibility of growing tea economically as well as on a commercial scale.

💰Pattern of Assistance: | - Seedlings are offered for sale at the rate ₹1/- per tea seedling and one-time financial assistance at the rate ₹10,000/- per hectare. | - PP chemicals, equipment, brush cutters, tea harvesters, etc. on sale at the rate of 50% subsidy. | Type of Assistance and Entitlement (If any): | Sl. No.EntitlementOwantum of Assistance1Training programme to the Tea Growers at Village100% assistance2To promote tea plantation by providing tea seedlings to the growers at the District level/ Tea Development Centre.₹1/- per seedling sale to the growers3Sale of Bio fertilizers, Bio pesticides, Bio fungicides, equipment, etc. to the tea growers by Tea Development Centre situated at Umsning, Rongram, Riangdo.50% subsidy sale to the growers.
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