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National Mission on Edible Oil–Oil Palm: Maintenance and Input Cost for Intercropping in Oilpalm

The scheme component "Maintenance and Input Cost for Intercropping in Oilpalm" launched under the "National Mission on Edible Oil–Oil Palm" scheme aims to increase the production of oil palm and reduce imports by providing financial assistance for maintenance and intercropping.

Authority

State/ UT

Region

Gujarat

Status

Verified 2026

Updated

March 2026

What you get

- First Year: ₹10,500/-. - Second Year: ₹10,500/-. - Third Year: ₹10,500/-. - Fourth Year: ₹10,500/-.

Who can apply

The applicant should be a farmer.; The applicant should be a resident of Gujarat.

Required Paperwork

  • Aadhaar Card
  • PAN Card
  • Income Certificate
  • Residence Proof (Domicile)

Common Questions

What is the "National Mission on Edible Oil – Oil Palm: Maintenance and Input Cost for Intercropping in Oilpalm" scheme?

The "National Mission on Edible Oil – Oil Palm: Maintenance and Input Cost for Intercropping in Oilpalm" scheme is a government programme providing financial assistance to farmers in Gujarat for maintenance and intercropping of oil palm during its four-year gestation period to boost production and reduce imports.

Who implements the "National Mission on Edible Oil – Oil Palm: Maintenance and Input Cost for Intercropping in Oilpalm" scheme?

The scheme is implemented by Gujarat Seed Certification Agency, Gujarat Agro Industries, Government or Cooperative institutions, Agricultural Universities, Krishi Vigyan Kendras (KVKs), and other agencies empanelled by the Department of Agriculture, Government of Gujarat.

What is the primary objective of the "National Mission on Edible Oil – Oil Palm: Maintenance and Input Cost for Intercropping in Oilpalm" scheme?

The primary objective is to increase oil palm production in Gujarat and reduce dependency on imports by supporting farmers with maintenance and intercropping assistance during the crop’s gestation period.

What is the total assistance provided under the "National Mission on Edible Oil – Oil Palm: Maintenance and Input Cost for Intercropping in Oilpalm" scheme?

The scheme provides a total of ₹42,000/- per hectare over four years to eligible farmers for maintenance and intercropping activities in oil palm plantations.

How is the assistance distributed each year under the scheme?

Under the scheme, ₹10,500/- per hectare is provided each year for four years, covering the entire gestation period of the oil palm crop.

What inputs are covered under the "National Mission on Edible Oil – Oil Palm: Maintenance and Input Cost for Intercropping in Oilpalm" scheme?

The scheme covers seeds, fertilizers, Integrated Pest Management (IPM), Integrated Nutrient Management (INM), fertigation equipment, tree guards, and plant protection chemicals.

How is the cost allocation for inputs decided under the scheme?

75% percent of the input cost is allocated to seeds and fertilizers, and the remaining 25% is allocated to crop protection measures.

Who is eligible to apply for the scheme?

All farmers in Gujarat are eligible to apply.

How can eligible farmers apply for the scheme?

Eligible farmers can apply for the scheme by visiting the iKhedut portal, filling out the application form online, uploading the required documents, and submitting it for departmental verification.

What documents are required to apply for the "National Mission on Edible Oil – Oil Palm: Maintenance and Input Cost for Intercropping in Oilpalm" scheme?

Applicants for the "National Mission on Edible Oil – Oil Palm: Maintenance and Input Cost for Intercropping in Oilpalm" scheme are required to submit their Aadhaar Card, Land Records 7-12 and 8-A, Bank Passbook or Cancelled Cheque, and if applicable, a Caste Certificate or Disability Certificate issued by the competent authority.

Is there any income limit for applying to the scheme "National Mission on Edible Oil – Oil Palm: Maintenance and Input Cost for Intercropping in Oilpalm"?

There is no income limit specified under the scheme guideline, meaning that farmers of all income levels can apply for the financial assistance provided they fulfil the other eligibility requirements.