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PMMSY: Inputs for Saline /Alkaline Water Aquaculture - Haryana

Haryana

The subsidy for Inputs for Saline /Alkaline Water Aquaculture under Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana (PMMSY) provides input cost subsidy for saline/alkaline water aquaculture in newly created water bodies to expand fisheries production in Haryana.

Subsidy Scheme On Establishment Of 25 R.I.R. Birds’ Unit For Scheduled Caste

Gujarat

The scheme “Subsidy Scheme on Establishment of 25 R.I.R. Birds’ unit for Scheduled Caste” was launched by the Department of Agriculture, Farmers Welfare & Co-operation, Government of Gujarat to provide employment, nutritious diet and to raise the income of Schedule Caste People of the society.

Intensive Fisheries Development Programme - Subsidy on Solar System for fish/shrimp culture

Haryana

Under this scheme, subsidies on solar systems for fish/shrimp culture are provided to eligible fish and shrimp farmers. The subsidy is given at 60% of the total project cost, or ₹30,000 per kW, whichever is lower. The maximum subsidy is limited to 30 kW for shrimp farmers and 10 kW for fish farmers.

Subsidy Scheme On Establishment Of 25 R.I.R. Birds' Unit For Weaker Section

Gujarat

The scheme “Subsidy Scheme on Establishment of 25 R.I.R. Birds' Unit for Weaker Section” was launched by the Department of Agriculture, Farmers Welfare & Co-operation, Government of Gujarat to provide employment, nutritious diet and to raise the income of weaker section people of the society.

Poultry Farming

Rhode Island Red (RIR)

Subsidy

Weaker Section

Farmer

Subsidy Scheme On Establishment Of 40 R.I.R. Birds Unit For Divyang People

Gujarat

The scheme “Subsidy Scheme on Establishment of 40 R.I.R. Birds Unit for Divyang People” was launched by the Dept. of Agriculture, Farmers Welfare & Co-operation, Govt. of Gujarat to provide employment, nutritious diet and to raise the income of Divyang People of the society of Gujarat State.

Poultry Farming

Divyang

Subsidy

Rhode Island Red (RIR)

Employment

Advanced Animal Breeding Scheme (Supply of Breedable Pedigree Murrah Bull on Subsidy)

Madhya Pradesh

"Advanced Animal Breeding Scheme (Supply of Breedable Pedigree Murrah Bulls on Subsidy)" aims to improve cattle breeding by supplying pedigreed breedable Murrah bulls to progressive cattle rearers and trained cow servants. Murrah bulls are provided with a 75% subsidy to animal keepers.

Scheme For Subsidy On Interest For Establishment Of 1 To 20 Milch Animal Farm

Gujarat

The scheme “Scheme for Subsidy on Interest for Establishment of 1 to 20 Milch Animal Farm for the State Cattle Breeders” was started by the Dept. of Agriculture, Farmers Welfare & Co-operation, Government of Gujarat.

Subsidy Scheme On Establishment Of - 25 Kadaknath/R.I.R. Birds Unit To Scheduled Tribes

Gujarat

The scheme “Subsidy Scheme on Establishment of - 25 Kadaknath/R.I.R. Birds Unit to Scheduled Tribes” was launched by the Dept. of Agriculture, Farmers Welfare & Co-operation, Govt. of Gujarat to provide employment, nutritious diet and to raise the income of Scheduled Tribe People of Gujarat State.

Rhode Island Red (RIR)

Intensive Fisheries Development Programme - Subsidy on Purchase of Fishing Nets (Scheduled Caste)

Haryana

The scheme aims to provide financial assistance to individuals from Scheduled Caste families engaged in fishing activities for the purchase of fishing nets. Under this scheme, a 60% subsidy or up to ₹24,000, on the purchase of fishing nets worth ₹40,000/- will be provided to eligible beneficiaries.

Intensive Fisheries Development Programme - Subsidy on Insurance Premium for Shrimp Crop Insurance

Haryana

The scheme aims to promote sustainable aquaculture by reducing financial risk of shrimp farmers through subsidized insurance coverage.Under this scheme, a 50% subsidy is provided on insurance premium paid by eligible fish farmers for shrimp crop insurance, helping them mitigate potential crop losses