Total Schemes Available: 64
Fertigation, Foliar Fertilization and Automation
Rajasthan
The scheme aims to promote fertigation, foliar fertilization, and micro-irrigation automation by providing 75% subsidy for approved fertilizers, chemicals, and automation units to improve water-use efficiency, nutrient management, crop productivity, and quality.
Fertigation
Foliar Fertilization
Automation
Drip Irrigation
Micro Irrigation
Water Soluble Fertilizer
Liquid Fertilizer
Jal Hauj
Rajasthan
The objective of the Jal Hauj scheme is to promote sustainable water management practices and address water scarcity issues by facilitating the construction of water harvesting structures.
View More Drip Sanyantr
Rajasthan
Under the Drip Sanyantr scheme, the government gives subsidies to farmers. There is an immense saving of water in this method. Under this method, water is applied drop by drop to the roots of the plants and wastage of water will negligible.
View More PMMSY: Construction of Ice Plant/Storage of Minimum 10 Tonne Capacity - Gujarat
Gujarat
The scheme aims to provide financial assistance for the construction of ice plants/storage units of at least 10 tonne capacity, supporting fishermen and sellers to maintain fish in fresh and hygienic condition.
View More Scheme for Establishment of Backyard Poultry Units
Haryana
The objective of the scheme is to improve the socio-economic and nutritional status of the poor families, small farmers and landless agricultural labourers and other economically weaker section of the society.
View More One Tea Scheme
Meghalaya
The objective of the One Tea Scheme is to ensure a minimum guaranteed price for fresh tea leaves to protect tea farmers from financial losses and provide economic stability. It also aims to support bought-leaf factories and promote sustainable tea cultivation in Meghalaya.
View More Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana: Establishment of Backyard mini RAS Units - Haryana
Haryana
Under this scheme, financial assistance in the form of subsidies is provided to eligible beneficiaries for establishing these units. Various surface and groundwater sources such as canals, rivers, springs, open wells, and tube wells can be utilized for operating RAS units.
View More Nanaji Deshmukh Krishi Sanjivani Prakalp
Maharashtra
The project aims to enhance climate-resilience and profitability of smallholder farming systems in 15 project districts of Maharashtra through promotion of climate resilient technology and commodity value chain across approximately 5,000 drought-prone and/or sodicity/salinity affected villages.
View More Mukhyamantri Nijee Nalkup Yojana
Bihar
The scheme provides financial assistance to support farmers in ensuring water availability through borewell construction and motor pump installation.
View More Strengthening of Existing Canal System
Rajasthan
The scheme aims to strengthen and expand existing canal systems in tribal areas to increase irrigation facilities and improve agricultural productivity for tribal farmers.
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