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Total Schemes Available: 11

Seed Multiplication Scheme of Paddy, Millets, Pulses, Oilseeds and Cotton

Tamil Nadu

The “Seed Multiplication Scheme of Paddy, Millets, Pulses, Oilseeds, and Cotton” offers subsidies to farmers to produce seeds under contract with the Department of Agriculture.

Distribution of Gypsum

Tamil Nadu

The “Distribution of Gypsum” scheme provides a subsidy to farmers cultivating Pulses crops, covering 50% of the cost of gypsum material and transportation costs.

Production Of Certified Seeds

Tamil Nadu

The "Production of Certified Seeds" scheme, offers a subsidy to farmers for producing certified seeds of Pulses.

Distribution of Rhizobium

Tamil Nadu

The “Distribution of Rhizobium” scheme offers a subsidy on the cost of Rhizobium, to farmers raising seed farms with Pulses crops in Tamil Nadu.

Distribution of Nuclear Poly Hedrosis Virus

Tamil Nadu

The "Distribution of Nuclear Poly Hedrosis Virus" scheme provides subsidies for the distribution of Nuclear Poly Hedrosis Virus (NPV) to farmers raising seed farms with Pulses crops.

Agriculture

Farmer

Nuclear Poly Hedrosis Virus

NPV

Subsidy

Production of Foundation Seeds

Tamil Nadu

The "Production of Foundation Seeds" scheme, provides subsidies to farmers cultivating seed farms for pulses, offering specific benefits to SC/ST farmers and farm women.

Organizing Block Demonstration

Tamil Nadu

The “Organizing Block Demonstration” scheme provides a 50% subsidy or ₹2,000/- (whichever is less) on input costs for demonstrating the cultivation of Pulses crops over 5 hectares.

Seed Farms Scheme

Meghalaya

The objective of the scheme is the production of high-quality seeds of cereals, pulses, oilseeds, etc. and for raising Horticultural seedlings such as orange, coconut, arecanut etc. for distribution to cultivators.

Horticultural Seedlings

Cultivator

Winter Cropping & Development of Cultivable Land Scheme

Meghalaya

The objectives of the scheme are to bring more areas under cultivation during the normally lean winter season under different crops other than paddy and increase production and productivity of various crops like cereals, pulses, oilseeds, and vegetables during the Rabi season.

Free Distribution Of Inputs