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Walk In Tunnel
Rajasthan
Under the Walk-In Tunnel, the Rajasthan government provides the benefit of a subsidy to the farmers with affordable and efficient structures that offer protection from adverse weather conditions, pests, and diseases.
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Compensation for Crop Damage Caused by Wildlife (in Revenue and Forest Villages)
Madhya Pradesh
The scheme aims to provide timely financial assistance to farmers for crop damage caused by wildlife, assessed and compensated within 30 working days as per revenue book circular guidelines.
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Ghar Ghar Aushodhi Yojana
Rajasthan
Rajasthan government has planned a new scheme called Rajasthan Ghar Ghar Aushadhi Yojana to promote the use of Ayurvedic and medicinal herbs across the state.
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Beej Masaale Ki Yojana
Bihar
The scheme aims to encourage the farmers to cultivate identified seed spices such as coriander and fenugreek keeping in mind their medicinal and nutritional properties.
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Krishi Input Anudan Yojana
Bihar
The scheme aims to provide agricultural input subsidies in affected areas due to the rise in water levels of rivers like Ganga and Kosi and flood-related crop damage from heavy rainfall.
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Integrated Scheme for Oil Seeds and Maize (ISOPAM)
Madhya Pradesh
The scheme aims to enhance the productivity of oilseed and maize crops in Madhya Pradesh.
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Bhesaj Krishi Vikas Yojana (Herbal Cultivation Programme)
Uttarakhand
The scheme aims to promote the cultivation of medicinal and herbal plants (Jadi-Buti) among local farmers and unemployed youth, providing sustainable employment and improving their economic well-being.
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Registration of Herb Cultivators - Herbal Research and Development Institute, Uttarakhand
Uttarakhand
It aims to register cultivators who grow medicinal and aromatic plants, make the process of using their cultivated herbs easier, and stop the illegal collection of herbs from forests.
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Naye Fal Bagicho Ki Sthapana
Rajasthan
Under the "Naye Fal Bagecho Ki Sthapana" subsidies to Increase farmers' income by facilitating the cultivation of high-value fruit crops that have a potentially higher market demand and profitability compared to traditional crops.
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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.
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