State government schemes
State government schemes for farmers
Every state runs its own farm schemes alongside the central ones — income top-ups, accident cover, price support, disaster relief. Filter by your state.
A state scheme almost never gets the attention a central one does, even when the amount is just as large — a state's farm-pond subsidy or input-relief scheme is usually announced only on that state agriculture department's own portal, not a national one, so it's easy to miss even if you already track PM-KISAN or PMFBY closely.
Every scheme listed below is filtered by state and by type — income support, subsidy on equipment or inputs, insurance, disaster relief — with the benefit amount, who qualifies, and where to apply, sourced from the department's own site or an official government order. A scheme is added here only once its figures have been checked against that source, and marked with the date it was last verified rather than left to go stale silently.
A state scheme is almost never a substitute for a central one — most farmers can draw both for the same need, so check your state below as well as the central schemes hub. If your state doesn't show a scheme you've heard about, it likely means we haven't verified it against an official source yet, not that it doesn't exist.
Type of scheme
Showing 179 of 179 schemes
31 states covered- Jammu and Kashmir
Holistic Agriculture Development Programme
Up to 90% of the cost of a farm enterprise — the farmer contributes as little as 10% — across 29 projects in agriculture, horticulture and livestock.
Up to 90% of project costSubsidyView scheme - Himachal Pradesh
Mukhya Mantri Krishi Utpadan Sanrakshan Yojana
70% of the cost of fencing your field against wild animals — solar, chain-link, barbed wire or a solar-chain combination.
70% subsidy on field fencingSubsidyView scheme - Himachal Pradesh
Rajiv Gandhi Prakritik Kheti Khushhal Kisan Yojana
Himachal buys naturally grown crops at a dedicated MSP — wheat at ₹80 a kg and maize at ₹50 a kg (2026 rates), far above the ordinary market rate.
Natural wheat ₹80/kg, maize ₹50/kgPrice supportView scheme - Himachal Pradesh
HP-SHIVA (Sub-Tropical Horticulture, Irrigation & Value Addition)
Cluster-based, drip-irrigated orchards of citrus, guava, litchi and pomegranate, with FPO and market-linkage support, for 25,000 families across 7 low-hill districts.
Cluster-based citrus and fruit orchards with drip irrigation for 25,000 familiesSubsidyView scheme - Himachal Pradesh
Anti-Hail Net Subsidy Scheme
80% of the cost of the net that stands between a ten-minute hailstorm and a wiped-out apple, plum or vegetable crop — up to 5,000 square metres per family.
80% subsidy on anti-hail netsSubsidyView scheme - Himachal Pradesh
Milk Minimum Support Price (MSP) Scheme
Himachal buys cow milk at ₹61 a litre and buffalo milk at ₹71 a litre from village dairy societies, the first state in India to fix a support price for milk.
₹61/litre cow milk, ₹71/litre buffalo milkPrice supportView scheme - Himachal Pradesh
Agriculture Loan Interest Subvention Scheme
₹50 crore one-time settlement — the state bears 50% of outstanding interest on overdue agricultural loans up to ₹3 lakh, saving 6,356 farmers from land auction.
50% interest waiver on overdue farm loans up to ₹3 lakhCredit / loanView scheme - Himachal Pradesh
Market Intervention Scheme (MIS) — Apple
The state buys culled / C-grade apple at a fixed support price through HPMC and HIMFED, and pays growers by DBT — a floor for the fruit the open market ignores.
Govt buys culled apple at a support price (₹12/kg)Price supportView scheme - Punjab
Paani Bachao Paisa Kamao
₹4 for every unit of electricity you do not draw for your tubewell — the free power stays free, and saving it now pays.
₹4 per unit of electricity savedSubsidyView scheme - Punjab
Crop Residue Management Subsidy
50% subsidy on stubble-management machinery for an individual farmer, and up to 80% for a panchayat, cooperative society or custom hiring centre.
50% individual, 80% for a groupSubsidyView scheme - Punjab
Kharif Maize Diversification Scheme
₹17,500 per hectare, paid by DBT in stages, for moving land out of paddy into kharif maize to ease the pressure on Punjab's groundwater.
₹17,500/hectare DBT to shift paddy land to maizeSubsidyView scheme - Punjab
Direct Seeding of Rice (DSR) Incentive
Punjab pays ₹1,500 an acre to farmers who sow paddy directly in the field instead of transplanting seedlings, to save groundwater.
₹1,500 per acre (Kharif 2026)SubsidyView scheme - Punjab
Bt Cotton Hybrid Seed Subsidy
A 33% subsidy on PAU-recommended Bt cotton hybrid seed, up to 5 acres or 10 packets a farmer, to bring cotton back to the cotton belt.
33% subsidy on PAU-recommended Bt cotton hybrid seedSubsidyView scheme - Uttarakhand
Deendayal Upadhyay Sahkarita Kisan Kalyan Yojana
An interest-free loan for farm work — up to ₹3 lakh for a farmer, up to ₹5 lakh for a self-help group — routed through the cooperative societies.
Interest-free loan up to ₹3 lakhCredit / loanView scheme - Uttarakhand
Mukhya Mantri Ghasyari Kalyan Yojana
Packed silage/TMR fodder sold at ₹2.75 a kilo — a 75% subsidy on cost — so hill households don't have to trek for hours to cut grass by hand.
Packed fodder at ₹2.75/kg (75% subsidy) for hill livestock rearersSubsidyView scheme - Uttarakhand
Mukhyamantri Ekeekrit Bagwani Vikas Yojana (MEBVY)
50% subsidy on fruit saplings, seeds and pesticides, plus support for Cool Houses and Refrigerator Vans, to build a complete hill-horticulture value chain.
50% subsidy on fruit saplings, cool houses and reefer vansSubsidyView scheme - Uttarakhand
Gau Palan Yojana
A ₹60,000 animal unit with 90% subsidy for SC/ST and 60% for general-category farmers, now covering cows and buffaloes.
90% (SC/ST) or 60% (general) on a ₹60,000 unitSubsidyView scheme - Uttarakhand
Polyhouse Scheme (Protected Cultivation)
A high subsidy on polyhouses — central horticulture-mission share plus a state top-up — so hill farmers can grow off-season vegetables and flowers under cover.
High subsidy on polyhouses for protected cultivationSubsidyView scheme - Haryana
Bhavantar Bharpai Yojana
If the mandi price falls below the protected price notified for your crop, the state pays you the difference.
Pays the gap below a protected pricePrice supportView scheme - Haryana
Kisan evam Khetihar Mazdoor Jeevan Suraksha Yojana
Graded compensation from ₹37,500 up to ₹5 lakh when a farmer, farm labourer or market-yard worker is killed or injured in an accident during agricultural work.
₹37,500 to ₹5 lakh accident coverLife & accident coverView scheme - Haryana
Mera Pani Meri Virasat
₹7,000–8,000 per acre for switching out of water-guzzling paddy into maize, cotton, pulses or bajra.
₹7,000–8,000/acre to leave paddy for maize, cotton, pulses or bajraSubsidyView scheme - Haryana
Pashu Kisan Credit Card
A collateral-free loan up to ₹3 lakh, effectively at 4% interest after subvention, to buy or maintain cattle, buffalo, goats or other livestock.
Collateral-free loan up to ₹3 lakh at 4% interest for livestock rearingCredit / loanView scheme - Haryana
Mukhyamantri Bagwani Bima Yojana (MBBY)
Crop insurance for horticulture — the farmer pays 2.5% of the sum insured, the state pays the rest, and compensation reaches ₹30,000–₹40,000 per acre on crop loss.
Horticulture crop insurance at 2.5% premiumLife & accident coverView scheme - Haryana
Subsidy for Cultivation of Horticultural Crops
Per-acre subsidy of up to ₹1.4 lakh for fruit orchards, vegetables, flowers, spices and aromatic plants, to promote crop diversification.
Up to ₹1.4 lakh/acre for orchards, vegetables, flowersSubsidyView scheme - Uttar Pradesh
Mukhyamantri Krishak Durghatna Kalyan Yojana
State-funded relief of up to ₹5 lakh to the family after a fatal or disabling accident — no premium, no policy to buy.
Up to ₹5 lakh after a fatal or disabling accident, no premiumLife & accident coverView scheme - Uttar Pradesh
Nishulk Boring Yojana
The department drills a shallow borewell for a small or marginal farmer against a grant-in-aid of ₹5,000 to ₹10,000 by category, with a separate grant toward the pump set.
Free shallow borewell + pump-set grant by categorySubsidyView scheme - Uttar Pradesh
Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya Kisan Samriddhi Yojana
A 100% grant to reclaim barren, ravine-cut and waterlogged land, with follow-on subsidy to plant it up in horticulture and agroforestry once it can be farmed.
100% grant for land reclamationSubsidyView scheme - Uttar Pradesh
Mukhyamantri Khet Suraksha Yojana
60% subsidy — 80% for a small-farmer cluster — capped at ₹1.43 lakh, to fence a field with a 12-volt mild-shock solar wire and siren against stray cattle and wild animals.
60–80% subsidy on solar fencing against stray animals, up to ₹1.43 lakhSubsidyView scheme - Uttar Pradesh
Khet Talab Yojana
A 50% grant to dig a rainwater-harvesting pond in your own field — about ₹52,500 for a small pond, about ₹1,14,200 for a medium one — released to your bank by DBT in three instalments as the digging progresses.
50% grant to dig a rainwater farm pond, paid by DBTSubsidyView scheme - Uttar Pradesh
Krishi Yantra Anudan Yojana
40% subsidy for general-category farmers, 50% for SC/ST, small, marginal and women farmers, on tractors, rotavators, seed drills and dozens of other farm machines.
40-80% subsidy on farm machinerySubsidyView scheme - Uttar Pradesh
Kharif Certified Seed & Dhaincha Minikit Subsidy
Certified paddy, pulse and green-manure dhaincha seed at 50% off, with free minikits of millets and pulses, before Kharif sowing every year.
50% off dhaincha & certified seed, free minikitsSubsidyView scheme - Uttar Pradesh
Nand Baba Milk Mission
A ₹1,000 crore mission to build indigenous-breed dairy units across UP — from a 2-cow household unit to a 25-cow commercial farm — with 40% government subsidy paid directly to the farmer.
₹80,000–₹31.25 lakh dairy subsidySubsidyView scheme - Uttar Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh Gopalak Yojana
A subsidised bank loan — up to ₹9 lakh at just 3% effective interest — for starting or scaling a dairy unit of 10 to 20 cows or buffaloes.
₹9 lakh loan at 3% interestCredit / loanView scheme - Uttar Pradesh
Mukhyamantri Krishak Samriddhi Yojana
Small and marginal farmers in Uttar Pradesh can take a long-term loan of up to ₹6 lakh at 6% a year, with the state paying 5% interest subsidy for those who repay on time.
Loan up to ₹6 lakh at 6% interestCredit / loanView scheme - Uttar Pradesh
Mukhyamantri Nirashrit/Besahara Govansh Sahbhagita Yojana
₹50 a day (₹1,500 a month) per cow for farmers and cattle keepers who take stray cattle from gaushalas and look after them, up to four animals.
₹50/day per cow (₹1,500/month), up to 4 cattleSubsidyView scheme - Rajasthan
Mukhyamantri Krishak Sathi Yojana
Graded relief up to ₹2 lakh when a farmer, farm labourer or mandi worker is killed or injured in an accident during agricultural or mandi work.
Up to ₹2 lakh for farm accidentsLife & accident coverView scheme - Rajasthan
Tarbandi Yojana
A subsidy of 50% to 70% on fencing your field against nilgai, wild boar and stray cattle — up to ₹56,000 for a group of farmers fencing together.
50–70% subsidy on field fencingSubsidyView scheme - Rajasthan
Diggi Yojana
Subsidy to build a diggi — a lined on-farm tank that stores rostered canal water for irrigation between supply turns, run with a drip or sprinkler set.
75% subsidy on a lined farm water tankSubsidyView scheme - Rajasthan
Mukhyamantri Beej Swavlamban Yojana
Helps a group of farmers grow their own certified seed at 25–50% subsidy, so the village has good seed ready at home next season instead of buying it every year.
25–50% subsidy on certified seedSubsidyView scheme - Rajasthan
Mukhyamantri Kisan Mitra Urja Yojana
60% of a metered farm pump's electricity bill paid by the state, up to ₹1,000 a month, credited directly on the discom bill.
60% of the farm power bill, up to ₹1,000/monthSubsidyView scheme - Rajasthan
Mukhyamantri Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana
A state top-up on PM-KISAN — an extra ₹3,000 a year on top of the central ₹6,000, taking a Rajasthan farmer's total income support to ₹9,000.
₹3,000/year state top-up on PM-KISAN, taking the total to ₹9,000/yearIncome supportView scheme - Rajasthan
Krishi Yantra Anudan Yojana
Subsidy on seed drills, rotavators, threshers and other farm implements — 40% for a general farmer, 50% for SC/ST, women, small and marginal farmers.
40–50% subsidy on farm machinerySubsidyView scheme - Rajasthan
Mukhyamantri Mangla Pashu Bima Yojana
Free death and disability insurance for milch and draught animals — up to ₹40,000 for a cow, buffalo or camel, ₹4,000 for a goat or sheep, no premium paid by the farmer.
Free insurance up to ₹40,000 per animalLife & accident coverView scheme - Rajasthan
Gopal Credit Card Yojana
An interest-free, collateral-free loan of up to ₹1 lakh for cattle rearers and dairy farmers — delivered through the milk cooperative network.
₹1 lakh interest-free loanCredit / loanView scheme - Rajasthan
Mukhyamantri Dugdh Utpadak Sambal Yojana
Rajasthan pays livestock keepers an extra ₹5 for every litre of milk they sell through the cooperative dairy network.
₹5 per litre on milk soldSubsidyView scheme - Bihar
Krishi Input Anudan Yojana
Input subsidy when flood, drought or hail damages a third or more of your crop — up to two hectares per farmer.
₹8,500–₹22,500 per hectareDisaster reliefView scheme - Bihar
Diesel Anudan Yojana
A diesel subsidy so a farmer can run the pump and save a standing crop when the monsoon fails — ₹750 an acre per irrigation (Kharif 2025).
₹750 / acre per irrigation (Kharif 2025)SubsidyView scheme - Bihar
Bihar Rajya Fasal Sahayata Yojana
A no-premium crop-loss payout — ₹7,500/hectare up to 20% loss, ₹10,000/hectare beyond that — for every registered farmer in a notified season.
₹7,500–₹10,000 / hectare, no premiumCrop insuranceView scheme - Bihar
Mukhyamantri Tivra Beej Vistar Yojana
Certified wheat, gram, lentil and mustard seed at a steep per-kg subsidy, so newer, better-yielding varieties spread faster than a farmer replacing home-saved seed on their own.
Heavy subsidy on wheat, gram, lentil, mustard seedSubsidyView scheme - Bihar
Makhana Vikas Yojana
75% subsidy, capped at ₹72,750 per hectare, on makhana seed, pond preparation and processing tools, backed by the new National Makhana Board.
75% subsidy, up to ₹72,750/hectare, on makhana seed, tools and trainingSubsidyView scheme - Bihar
Jal-Jeevan-Hariyali Abhiyan
Up to 90% grant to build farm ponds, wells, check dams and other recharge structures that bring irrigation to around 2.5 lakh hectares.
90% grant to build farm ponds, wells and recharge structuresSubsidyView scheme - Bihar
Krishi Yantrikaran Yojana
40-80% subsidy on 91 farm machines, rate set by farmer category, plus up to 80% for shared Custom Hiring Centres and Farm Machinery Banks.
40-80% subsidy on farm machinerySubsidyView scheme - Bihar
Mukhyamantri Samekit Chaur Vikas Yojana
Turns unused, waterlogged chaur land into fish ponds — 50% subsidy on construction for general farmers, 70% for EBC/SC/ST, with three ready-made pond layouts to choose from.
50-70% subsidy on pond constructionSubsidyView scheme - Bihar
Bihar Bakri Palan Yojana
A 50% subsidy — 60% for SC/ST — on setting up a goat-rearing unit of 20 animals, available across all 38 districts of Bihar.
50–60% goat-unit subsidySubsidyView scheme - Bihar
Cluster mein Bagwani Yojana
Farmers of a village who plant fruit or aromatic crops together get up to ₹1 lakh an acre, and ₹2 lakh an acre for dragon fruit.
₹1 lakh/acre fruit, ₹2 lakh/acre dragon fruitSubsidyView scheme - Bihar
Mukhyamantri Harit Krishi Sanyantra Yojana
Modern farm machinery on rent at your nearest PACS — no need to buy, just book and use through the eSahkari portal.
Farm machinery on rent through PACSSubsidyView scheme - Bihar
Mukhyamantri Talab Matsyaki Vikas Yojana
50–70% subsidy for pond construction and advanced fish-farming inputs — up to ₹8 lakh per beneficiary — to modernise pond fishery across Bihar.
50–70% subsidy for pond fish farming (up to ₹8 lakh)SubsidyView scheme - Bihar
Mukhyamantri Niji Nalkoop Yojana
"Water to every field" — 50–80% subsidy on private tube-well boring (₹600–₹960 per metre up to 70 m) and 2–5 HP motor pumps, targeting unirrigated farmland across Bihar.
50–80% boring + motor pump subsidy (up to ₹67,200)SubsidyView scheme - Jharkhand
Jharkhand Krishi Rin Mafi Yojana
A one-time waiver of an outstanding crop loan up to ₹2 lakh — the state clears the debt so the farmer can borrow again for the next crop.
Crop loan waived up to ₹2 lakhCredit / loanView scheme - Jharkhand
Birsa Harit Gram Yojana
Up to 1 acre of fallow land planted free — 112 fruit and 80 timber saplings — with MGNREGA wage support so the family earns while the orchard grows, then carbon-credit income after year 5.
Up to 1 acre planted free — 112 fruit + 80 timber saplings — plus MGNREGA wages, then carbon-credit incomeSubsidyView scheme - Jharkhand
Jharkhand Rajya Fasal Rahat Yojana (JRFRY)
₹3,000–4,000 per acre paid directly for crop loss, with the state covering the entire cost — the farmer pays no premium at all.
₹3,000–4,000/acre no-premium crop-loss reliefCrop insuranceView scheme - Jharkhand
Feed Based Fisheries Scheme
Half your fish-feed bill comes back — up to ₹22 a kilo — if you are running a cage, RAS or biofloc unit in one of six notified districts.
50% feed cost back, up to ₹22/kgSubsidyView scheme - Jharkhand
Mukhyamantri Pashudhan Vikas Yojana
One flagship window for goat, pig, poultry, duck and dairy-animal units, with a grant of 50 to 90 per cent — the highest share reserved for women and the most vulnerable families.
50-90% grant on livestock unitsSubsidyView scheme - Jharkhand
Mukhyamantri Krishi Ashirwad Yojana
Every Kharif season, Jharkhand transfers ₹5,000 per acre — up to ₹25,000 for 5 acres — directly into small and marginal farmers' bank accounts.
₹5,000/acre/year via DBTIncome supportView scheme - West Bengal
Krishak Bandhu (Natun)
West Bengal's farmer income support, now being re-verified: one beneficiary per family, and farmers who get PM-Kisan receive a ₹3,000 state top-up instead.
One per family; PM-Kisan farmers get ₹3,000 state top-upIncome supportView scheme - West Bengal
Bangla Shasya Bima
Crop insurance where the farmer pays nothing at all — the state government funds the entire premium, for every notified crop, from sowing through to post-harvest.
Crop insurance with the whole premium paid by the stateCrop insuranceView scheme - West Bengal
Farm Mechanisation Scheme (Matir Katha)
An umbrella of four subsidy tracks — 50–60% on a power machine (cap ₹3 lakh), ₹10,000 on hand implements, 40% to set up a Custom Hiring Centre, and 80% for a Farm Machinery Bank.
Four-track farm-machinery subsidy, 50% to 80% by trackSubsidyView scheme - West Bengal
Matsyajeebi Bandhu (Death Benefit) Scheme
A one-time ₹2 lakh payment to the family of a registered fisherman aged 18-60 who dies of any cause, so a household does not lose its earner and its safety net in the same week.
₹2 lakh one-time death benefitDisaster reliefView scheme - West Bengal
Matsya Jeebi Credit Card (MJCC)
A Kisan Credit Card for fishing livelihoods — working-capital loans up to ₹2 lakh at 7% interest, cut to an effective 4% for on-time repayment, with no collateral needed up to ₹1.6 lakh.
Working-capital loan up to ₹2 lakhCredit / loanView scheme - West Bengal
Swarna Matsya Yojana
A brackish-water aquaculture support scheme for Purba Medinipur, North 24 Parganas and South 24 Parganas — seed stock and aerators from the government, up to ₹82,000 of assistance per bigha depending on the farming component chosen.
Up to ₹82,000/bigha for brackish-water aquacultureSubsidyView scheme - West Bengal
Bangla Krishi Sech Yojana
Up to 100% subsidy on drip and sprinkler irrigation systems for small and marginal farmers in West Bengal.
Up to 100% micro-irrigation subsidySubsidyView scheme - Sikkim
Sikkim Organic Mission
The programme that made Sikkim the world's first fully organic state — group organic certification, market access and a price premium, without a fertiliser bill.
Free group organic certification (SSOCA)SubsidyView scheme - Sikkim
Production Incentive Scheme (PIS)
An incentive to growers of five signature crops — buckwheat, turmeric, ginger, large cardamom and orange — who sell through registered FPOs or SIMFED.
Incentive for selling 5 key crops through FPOs / SIMFEDPrice supportView scheme - Assam
Mukhya Mantri Krishi Sa Sajuli Yojana
One-time assistance for small and marginal farmers to buy proper farm tools, paid directly into the bank account.
One-time farm-tool assistanceSubsidyView scheme - Assam
Chief Minister Samagra Gramya Unnayan Yojana
A village-level mega-mission covering tractors, tube wells, fishery ponds and farmer training — aimed at doubling farm income in Assam.
Up to 70% tractor subsidy + farm inputsSubsidyView scheme - Assam
Milk Incentive Scheme (₹5 per litre)
₹5 for every litre of milk poured through a dairy cooperative society, up to 30 litres a day or 900 litres a month per farmer.
₹5 per litre, up to 900 litres a monthSubsidyView scheme - Arunachal Pradesh
Atma Nirbhar Bagwani Yojana
A bank-linked horticulture scheme: the state pays 45% as subsidy, the bank lends 45%, and the farmer puts in just 10%.
45% subsidy on horticulture projectsSubsidyView scheme - Arunachal Pradesh
Atma Nirbhar Krishi Yojana (ANKY)
A credit-linked subsidy for agriculture — the state covers 45% of the project cost, a bank lends another 45%, and the farmer puts in just 10%.
45% subsidy + collateral-free loanCredit / loanView scheme - Meghalaya
FOCUS
A ₹5,000-per-member grant paid into farmer producer groups, not individuals — with a further ₹5,000 per household under FOCUS+. About ₹120 crore has reached over 22,000 groups and 2.1 lakh rural households.
₹5,000 per member grant to farmer producer groups, plus ₹5,000 per household under FOCUS+SubsidyView scheme - Meghalaya
Meghalaya State Organic Mission (MSOM) — Phase II
Free organic certification, input and capacity-building support, and direct funding to village-level cooperatives that back organic growers.
₹295 crore support for organic certification and village cooperativesSubsidyView scheme - Meghalaya
Ginger Mission
Free high-yielding ginger planting material, processing units and market linkage, cluster by cluster, to roughly double the state's ginger output.
Free high-yield ginger planting material + processing & market supportSubsidyView scheme - Nagaland
Chief Minister’s Micro Finance Initiative
A bank loan for farm, allied or micro-enterprise activity, made affordable with a 30% back-ended subsidy up to ₹5 lakh, an extra 4% interest subvention, and the interest paid for you during a six-month moratorium.
30% back-ended subsidy (up to ₹5 lakh) + extra 4% interest subvention + 6-month interest moratoriumCredit / loanView scheme - Nagaland
Nagaland Beekeeping & Honey Mission
India's first dedicated state honey mission — improved bee boxes, equipment, scientific training and a honey testing lab for Nagaland's beekeepers.
Bee boxes, equipment and training for beekeepersSubsidyView scheme - Mizoram
Bana Kaih (Handholding Scheme)
A state-declared support price for the five crops Mizoram actually grows, plus collateral-free bank loans of up to ₹50 lakh with up to 100% interest subvention.
State MSP for 5 crops + collateral-free loans up to ₹50 lakhPrice supportView scheme - Mizoram
FOCUS — Climate-resilient Upland Farming
An IFAD-aided, multi-year project moving hill households from jhum toward settled, productive, climate-resilient farming — with market access and better productivity.
IFAD-aided support to shift jhum to settled, climate-resilient farmingSubsidyView scheme - Tripura
Mission Queen Pineapple
A ₹236 crore, three-year joint Centre–State project to scale Tripura's Queen pineapple from farm to branded market — covering cultivation, post-harvest processing and exports.
₹236 crore pineapple value chainSubsidyView scheme - Tripura
Chief Minister's Rubber Mission
A planting subsidy of ₹16,000–₹20,000 per hectare, free saplings from ATMA, and new processing units — expanding rubber cultivation across Tripura's tribal areas.
₹16,000–₹20,000/ha rubber subsidySubsidyView scheme - Tripura
Mukhyamantri Prani Palak Samman Nidhi
A one-time cash honour of ₹6,000 for an economically weaker livestock farmer who keeps a cow, an improved-breed pig or goats.
One-time ₹6,000 to eligible livestock farmersIncome supportView scheme - Gujarat
Mukhya Mantri Pak Sangrah Structure Yojana
Half the cost of an on-farm godown, up to the ceiling notified for the year, so a harvest can wait for a better price instead of being sold at one.
50% subsidy on an on-farm godownSubsidyView scheme - Gujarat
Mukhyamantri Kisan Sahay Yojana
Crop-loss relief with no premium at all — ₹20,000 to ₹25,000 per hectare when drought, heavy rain or cyclone damages the crop, for up to 4 hectares.
₹20,000–₹25,000 per hectare, no premiumDisaster reliefView scheme - Gujarat
Kisan Parivahan Yojana
40% subsidy (50% for SC/ST and women farmers), capped at ₹75,000, to buy a light-medium goods vehicle so produce reaches the mandi in better condition and at a lower transport cost.
40-50% subsidy, up to ₹75,000, on a goods vehicle to carry produce to mandiSubsidyView scheme - Gujarat
Prakrutik Krushi — Desi Gaay Sahay
₹900 a month, ₹10,800 a year, paid directly to a farmer who keeps at least one native cow to make jivamrut/beejamrut inputs for natural farming.
₹900/month DBT to maintain one native cow for natural farmingSubsidyView scheme - Gujarat
Kisan Suryoday Yojana
Three-phase daytime electricity for farm pumps from 5 AM to 9 PM, so irrigation no longer means working the fields at midnight.
Daytime power for farm pumps, 5 AM-9 PMSubsidyView scheme - Gujarat
Wire Fencing Around the Farm (Tar Fencing Yojana)
Gujarat pays ₹300 per running metre, or half the real cost if that is less, to fence your farm against stray cattle and wild animals.
₹300 per metre or 50% of costSubsidyView scheme - Gujarat
Mukhyamantri Pak Sangrah Structure Yojana
Up to ₹2 lakh subsidy for building a 600 sq ft crop storage structure on your own farm — ₹154.36 crore state budget for 2026-27.
₹2 lakh subsidy for on-farm crop storage (up to 600 sq ft)SubsidyView scheme - Gujarat
Tractor Sahay Yojana (AGR-50)
State assistance of up to ₹1 lakh — 25% of the cost, whichever is lower — when a farmer buys a tractor, applied for on the iKhedut portal.
Up to ₹1 lakh per tractor (25% of cost)SubsidyView scheme - Gujarat
Agro Service Provider Scheme (AGR-61)
Up to 75% subsidy (85% in tribal areas) to set up a farm-machinery service centre that rents implements to local farmers on custom hire.
75–85% subsidy to set up a farm-machinery service centreSubsidyView scheme - Madhya Pradesh
Mukhyamantri Kisan Kalyan Yojana
₹6,000 a year from the state on top of PM-KISAN — ₹12,000 in total for an eligible farmer family (2025–26).
₹6,000 / yearIncome supportView scheme - Madhya Pradesh
e-Krishi Yantra Anudan Yojana
Subsidy on tractors, harvesters, threshers, rotavators and forty-odd other implements — 40% for a general farmer, 50% for SC/ST, women and small farmers.
40–50% subsidy on farm machinerySubsidyView scheme - Madhya Pradesh
Balram Talab Yojana
40–75% subsidy, up to about ₹1 lakh, to dig an on-farm pond that stores rainwater for protective irrigation and can also be stocked with fish.
40–75% subsidy, up to ₹1 lakh, to dig a farm pond for irrigation and fishSubsidyView scheme - Madhya Pradesh
Pradhan Mantri Krishak Mitra Surya Yojana
A solar irrigation pump up to 7.5 HP for around 10% of the cost — 5% for SC/ST farmers — aimed first at farmers with no permanent electricity connection.
Solar pump at ~90% subsidy (95% for SC/ST)SubsidyView scheme - Madhya Pradesh
Nalkoop Khanan Yojana
75% subsidy on borewell digging (up to ₹25,000) and submersible pump (up to ₹15,000) for SC/ST farmers — total up to ₹40,000 via DBT.
75% subsidy — up to ₹25,000 borewell + ₹15,000 pumpSubsidyView scheme - Madhya Pradesh
Mukhyamantri Bhavantar Bhugtan Yojana
When soybean sells below MSP in the mandi, the state government pays the farmer the difference — directly into the bank account.
MSP gap payment via DBTSubsidyView scheme - Madhya Pradesh
Zero-Interest Crop Loan Scheme
Short-term crop loans up to ₹3 lakh at 0% interest for farmers who repay on time, through primary agricultural cooperative societies (PACS).
0% interest crop loan up to ₹3 lakh via PACSCredit / loanView scheme - Chhattisgarh
Krishak Unnati Yojana
The difference between MSP and the state’s announced paddy price, paid back to the grower as input assistance after procurement.
Paddy gap to ₹3,100 + ₹15,000/acre for non-paddyPrice supportView scheme - Chhattisgarh
Deendayal Upadhyay Bhoomihin Krishi Majdoor Kalyan Yojana
₹10,000 a year paid directly to landless agricultural-labourer households — the group central income-support schemes like PM-KISAN cannot reach because they own no land.
₹10,000/year DBT to landless farm-labourer familiesIncome supportView scheme - Chhattisgarh
Godhan Nyay Yojana
The state buys your cattle's dung at ₹2 a kilo and its urine at ₹4 a litre at the village Gauthan, turns it into organic manure, and pays you every fortnight.
₹2/kg for cow dung, no quantity limitPrice supportView scheme - Chhattisgarh
Saur Sujala Yojana
Solar irrigation pumps of 3 HP and 5 HP at 93–97% subsidy — SC/ST farmers pay as little as ₹7,000 for a pump that costs over ₹2.5 lakh.
Solar pump at 93–97% subsidySubsidyView scheme - Maharashtra
Namo Shetkari Mahasanman Nidhi
The state’s own ₹6,000 a year, paid alongside PM-KISAN — ₹12,000 in total for an eligible farmer family.
₹6,000 / yearIncome supportView scheme - Maharashtra
Gopinath Munde Shetkari Apghat Suraksha Yojana
Up to ₹2 lakh to the family after a fatal or disabling accident — no premium, paid as a direct government grant, covering the landholding farmer and one family member.
Up to ₹2 lakh accident coverLife & accident coverView scheme - Maharashtra
Mahatma Jyotirao Phule Shetkari Karjmukti Yojana
A waiver of an outstanding short-term crop loan up to ₹2 lakh — clearing the default so the farmer is bankable for the next season.
Crop loan waived up to ₹2 lakhCredit / loanView scheme - Maharashtra
Mukhyamantri Baliraja Shet/Panand Raste Yojana
Government machinery strengthens the mud track from the village to the field — a farm or panand road — into an all-weather road, at no cost to the farmer.
100% government-funded farm road strengtheningSubsidyView scheme - Maharashtra
Mukhyamantri Baliraja Mofat Veej Yojana
Farm pumps up to 7.5 HP draw power at zero cost to the farmer — the state pays Mahavitaran the bill directly, for five years from April 2024.
Free power for pumps up to 7.5 HPSubsidyView scheme - Maharashtra
Nanaji Deshmukh Krishi Sanjivani Prakalp (PoCRA 2.0)
75–100% subsidy on drip/sprinkler irrigation, farm ponds, orchards and soil-health interventions to climate-proof farming across drought-prone districts.
75–100% subsidy on drip, farm pond and orchard for climate-resilient farmingSubsidyView scheme - Maharashtra
Bhausaheb Fundkar Falbag Lagvad Yojana
100% of the notified cost — from about ₹43,600 to over ₹2 lakh a hectare depending on the crop and spacing — to plant an orchard of mango, cashew, guava or one of 16 approved fruit crops, released 50:30:20 over three years.
100% subsidy on orchard planting for 16 fruit crops, paid across 3 yearsSubsidyView scheme - Maharashtra
Magel Tyala Saur Krishi Pump Yojana (Saur Krishi Vahini 2.0)
A 3–7.5 HP solar-powered farm pump for just 10% of the cost — 5% for SC/ST farmers — with a 5-year repair guarantee and no electricity bill.
Solar farm pump for just 10% of cost (5% for SC/ST)SubsidyView scheme - Maharashtra
Punyashlok Ahilyadevi Holkar Shetkari Karjmukti Yojana
A fresh round of crop-loan relief — up to ₹2 lakh waived for a defaulting account overdue as of 30 September 2025, or up to ₹50,000 paid to a farmer who kept repaying on time.
Crop loan waived up to ₹2 lakh, plus ₹50,000 for regular repayersCredit / loanView scheme - Maharashtra
Birsa Munda Krishi Kranti Yojana
Irrigation infrastructure for tribal farmers — up to ₹4 lakh for a new well, plus subsidies for repair, micro irrigation and pump sets, applied through MahaDBT.
Up to ₹4 lakh for a new well (ST farmers)SubsidyView scheme - Maharashtra
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Krushi Swavalamban Yojana
Scheduled Caste and Neo-Buddhist farmers get up to ₹4 lakh for a new irrigation well, plus a package of pump, pipe, drip and more.
New well up to ₹4 lakh + irrigation packageSubsidyView scheme - Maharashtra
Jalyukt Shivar Abhiyan 2.0
₹4,227 crore for 1.5 lakh water conservation works in 5,000+ drought-prone villages — stream deepening, farm ponds, nala restoration and groundwater recharge to make Maharashtra drought-free.
₹4,227 Cr water conservation across 5,000+ villagesSubsidyView scheme - Odisha
CM-KISAN
₹4,000 a year for small and marginal farmers, paid in two instalments timed to Akshaya Tritiya and Nuakhai.
₹4,000 / year for small & marginal farmers; ₹12,500 over 3 instalments for landless farm householdsIncome supportView scheme - Odisha
Mukhyamantri Krushi Udyoga Yojana
A capital investment subsidy for setting up a commercial agri-enterprise — 40% for a general entrepreneur, 50% for SC, ST, women and agriculture graduates.
40% capital subsidy up to ₹1 crore (50% for reserved categories, same cap)SubsidyView scheme - Odisha
Mukhyamantri Kamdhenu Yojana
A five-year dairy-development umbrella scheme — its flagship component pays 60–70% of the cost of a two-cow dairy unit, released after each cow is insured.
60–70% subsidy for a 2-cow dairy unitSubsidyView scheme - Odisha
Shree Anna Abhiyan (Odisha Millets Mission)
Free seed and input support, a state top-up on the ragi MSP, and assured government procurement of ragi at MSP for millet growers.
Seed kits, per-quintal incentive and MSP procurement for millet growersSubsidyView scheme - Odisha
Soura Jalanidhi Yojana
A dug-well or farm-pond solar pump for the farmer who has no electric connection and no diesel bill left to pay — the state and OREDA fund most of it.
Solar pump on a dug well, ~₹54,000 subsidySubsidyView scheme - Odisha
Samrudha Krushak Yojana
A state top-up on the central MSP so a registered paddy grower in Odisha gets ₹3,100 a quintal, paid to the bank account within 48 hours of procurement.
₹3,100/quintal guaranteed price for paddyPrice supportView scheme - Odisha
Machha Chasa Pain Nua Pokhari Khola Yojana
A capital subsidy to dig a brand-new fish pond for freshwater aquaculture — 40% of cost for a general applicant, 50% for SC, ST and women, paid in two instalments as the work is done.
40–50% subsidy to dig a new fish pondSubsidyView scheme - Odisha
BALARAM Yojana
Bank credit up to ₹1.6 lakh per Joint Liability Group for landless farmers and sharecroppers — no land title needed.
Up to ₹1.6 lakh crop loan per JLGCredit / loanView scheme - Goa
Goa Krishi Card
Crop credit at effectively zero interest — Goa’s 4% subsidy on top of the centre’s 3% — with the Krishi Card as the identity that unlocks it and the state’s other subsidies.
Crop loan at effectively 0% interestCredit / loanView scheme - Goa
Goa Assured Price for Agricultural Produce
A state-guaranteed support price well above the national MSP — paddy at ₹22 a kg, cashew at ₹150 a kg and coconut at ₹15 a nut (2023–24 revision).
Paddy ₹22/kg, cashew ₹150/kgPrice supportView scheme - Goa
Aquaculture Development Subsidy Scheme
Capital subsidy — 25% to 50% depending on the activity — for setting up brackish water, fresh water, mussel/oyster, crab and ornamental fish farming units in Goa.
Up to 50% subsidy on fish farming unitsSubsidyView scheme - Telangana
Rythu Bharosa
₹6,000 per acre per season — ₹12,000 a year — as investment support, on every acre recorded as cultivable, with no upper limit on acreage.
₹12,000 / acre / year investment supportIncome supportView scheme - Telangana
Rythu Bima
A ₹5 lakh life insurance cover for registered farmers aged 18–59 — the state pays the premium, it covers any cause of death, and the nominee is paid without having to apply.
₹5 lakh life cover, no premiumLife & accident coverView scheme - Telangana
Poly House Plan Scheme
A state-funded top-up on top of central norms — 75% of a greenhouse's cost covered for general-category farmers, 95% for SC/ST farmers, to grow high-value vegetables and flowers off-season.
Up to 95% subsidy on greenhousesSubsidyView scheme - Telangana
Sheep Distribution Scheme (Phase 2)
A 20-ewe-and-one-ram unit handed to shepherd-community families at 75% government subsidy, so a household's traditional livelihood restarts with a working flock instead of a loan for one.
75% subsidy on a 20-ewe-plus-ram unitSubsidyView scheme - Telangana
Telangana State Oil Palm Mission
₹50,918 per acre total support — ₹26,000 in year one, ₹5,000 each in years two and three, 80% drip-irrigation subsidy and intercropping aid — to expand oil palm cultivation and cut edible-oil imports.
₹50,918/acre total support + 80% drip subsidySubsidyView scheme - Telangana
Free Fish Seed & Prawn Juveniles Distribution
Fish seed and prawn juveniles supplied free of cost (100% grant) to tanks and reservoirs, for fishermen cooperative societies.
100% free fish seed & prawn juveniles for tanksSubsidyView scheme - Andhra Pradesh
Annadata Sukhibhava
₹20,000 a year per farmer family — ₹6,000 of it from PM-KISAN and ₹14,000 added by the state.
₹20,000 / yearIncome supportView scheme - Andhra Pradesh
Free Power to Agriculture Scheme
Nine hours of free, daytime, quality electricity supply every day for a registered agricultural pump connection.
9 hours/day free daytime power for farm pump connectionsSubsidyView scheme - Andhra Pradesh
AP Micro Irrigation Project (APMIP)
Drip and sprinkler subsidy that runs from 100% for SC/ST small farmers down to 50% for large holdings, covering horticulture, sericulture, sugarcane and pulses.
Up to 100% subsidy on drip and sprinklerSubsidyView scheme - Andhra Pradesh
NTR Jalasiri (Phase II)
Free borewell, energisation and a motor for small and marginal farmers who have groundwater potential on their land but no borewell of their own — with solar pumpsets added through PM-KUSUM.
Free/subsidised borewell for small farmersSubsidyView scheme - Andhra Pradesh
Community Managed Natural Farming (APCNF)
A state-run programme that teaches farmers chemical-free natural farming, village by village, through women’s groups and trained farmers.
Farmer-to-farmer training in natural farmingSubsidyView scheme - Andhra Pradesh
Matsyakarula Sevalo
₹20,000 per fishermen family, paid straight into the bank account for the months the sea is closed to fishing.
₹20,000 per fishermen family in the fishing-ban periodDisaster reliefView scheme - Karnataka
Krishi Bhagya
Up to 80% subsidy — 90% for SC/ST farmers — on a farm pond, its lining and a pump, so rainfed land gets one protective irrigation.
80–90% subsidy on farm pondsSubsidyView scheme - Karnataka
Ganga Kalyana Yojana
A fully funded borewell and pump-set for small and marginal SC, ST, OBC and minority farmers who depend entirely on rain.
Funded borewell for SC/ST/OBC farmersSubsidyView scheme - Karnataka
Raitha Siri
₹10,000 per hectare direct benefit transfer for growing ragi, jowar, foxtail, little or kodo millet, plus subsidy on processing and branding.
₹10,000/hectare DBT for minor-millet growersSubsidyView scheme - Karnataka
Raitha Vidyanidhi Scholarship Scheme
₹2,500 to ₹11,000 a year for a farmer’s child studying from Class 11 up to a PhD, with a higher amount for girl students.
₹2,500–₹11,000/year scholarship for farmers’ children, Class 11 to PhDIncome supportView scheme - Karnataka
Krishi Yantra Dhare
Rent a tractor or implement at ₹200–2,000 an acre — roughly half the open-market rate — from a village-level Custom Hiring Centre, with extra discount for SC/ST and women farmers.
Rent farm machinery at up to 50% below market via Custom Hiring CentresSubsidyView scheme - Karnataka
Fisheries Boat Engine Replacement Scheme
Replace an engine older than 15 years on a registered motorised fishing boat and get 50% of the new engine cost back, capped at ₹1 lakh.
50% subsidy, up to ₹1 lakh, on a new boat engineSubsidyView scheme - Karnataka
Raitha Shakti Yojana
A per-acre diesel subsidy for farm mechanisation — ₹250 per acre, capped at 5 acres, transferred directly to the farmer's bank account via the FRUITS portal.
₹250/acre diesel subsidy (max 5 acres)SubsidyView scheme - Karnataka
Karnataka Raitha Samruddhi Yojane
Integrated farming support — combining crops, dairy, horticulture and animal husbandry under one scheme to stabilise and grow farmer income.
Integrated farming support + dairy interest subsidySubsidyView scheme - Karnataka
Interest Subsidy on Agricultural Loans (Zero-Interest Crop Loan)
Farmers who borrow through Karnataka’s cooperative credit network pay no interest on short-term crop loans; the state pays the interest for them.
0% interest on short-term crop loansCredit / loanView scheme - Karnataka
Yeshasvini Co-operative Members Health Care Scheme
Cashless treatment in network hospitals for members of cooperative societies and their families, covering 2,128 procedures, for a small yearly contribution.
Cashless treatment for 2,128 proceduresLife & accident coverView scheme - Kerala
Kerala State Crop Insurance Scheme
The state’s own crop insurance for 26 crops — premiums start at ₹1 a tree, and a coconut palm pays ₹200 to ₹2,000 on total loss depending on its age.
26 crops, premium from ₹1Crop insuranceView scheme - Kerala
Kerala Farmers’ Welfare Fund Board
A contributory welfare fund that pays a farmer ₹5,000 a month from the age of 60 — with the state matching what the farmer puts in, up to ₹250 a month.
₹5,000/month pension at 60Income supportView scheme - Kerala
Vegetable Development Programme
Free seed kits, 75% subsidy on rain shelters, and cluster and VFPCK market support for vegetable growers, run every year through the local Krishi Bhavan.
Free seed kits and 75% subsidy on rain shelters for vegetable growersSubsidyView scheme - Kerala
Ksheerasagaram Scheme
A per-litre price incentive on top of the cooperative procurement price for milk supplied through Milma-linked societies, with no minimum herd size required.
Per-litre milk price incentive for dairy farmers via cooperativesPrice supportView scheme - Kerala
Matsyafed Outboard Motor Subsidy Scheme
₹30,000 toward a new outboard motor below 10 HP for a traditional fishing craft — a one-time benefit, running since 1988-89.
₹30,000 subsidy on a new outboard motorSubsidyView scheme - Kerala
Subhiksha Keralam
Subsidies of 50–100% on farm inputs, fallow-land revival and integrated farming — Kerala’s food-security mission launched during COVID-19.
Subsidies up to 50–100% on farm inputsSubsidyView scheme - Kerala
Rubber Production Incentive Scheme (RPIS)
When the market price of rubber falls below the state’s ₹250 per kg support price, Kerala pays the registered grower the gap.
₹250/kg support pricePrice supportView scheme - Tamil Nadu
Micro Irrigation Subsidy
Drip and sprinkler systems at 100% subsidy for small and marginal farmers, 75% for everyone else, on up to 5 hectares.
100% subsidy for small & marginalSubsidyView scheme - Tamil Nadu
Chief Minister's Uzhavar Pathukappu Thittam
A welfare-board scheme, relaunched in 2011 as Uzhavar Pathukappu Thittam, covering registered farmers, tenants and farm labourers for accidental death, natural death, disability, paralysis, funeral costs and other welfare relief.
Accident, death, disability and welfare relief for registered farm workersLife & accident coverView scheme - Tamil Nadu
Malaivazh Uzhavar Munnetra Thittam
₹22.80 crore for around 63,000 hill farmers across 20 districts — millet subsidy, vegetable expansion, farm inputs, micro-irrigation, mechanisation and a Kisan Credit Card.
₹22.80 crore for ~63,000 hill farmersSubsidyView scheme - Tamil Nadu
Agriculture Value-Addition Centres Scheme
A 25% investment subsidy — 35% for women and SC/ST entrepreneurs — to set up 100 agro-processing and value-addition centres across the state, capped at ₹1.5 crore per project.
25-35% subsidy on agro-processing units, up to ₹1.5 croreSubsidyView scheme - Tamil Nadu
Kalaignarin All Village Integrated Agricultural Development Programme
Village-by-village agricultural uplift — crop inputs, farm mechanisation, micro irrigation, horticulture and market linkage brought to every panchayat through a five-year convergence programme.
₹269.50 Cr across 2,338 villages (2025-26)SubsidyView scheme - Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu Soil Fertility Mission
₹600 crore five-year mission — ₹4,000/acre for organic farming, ₹3,000/acre green-manure ploughing subsidy, free soil health cards and a carbon-credit pilot for climate-smart farmers.
₹4,000/acre organic + ₹3,000 green-manure aidSubsidyView scheme - Tamil Nadu
Cotton Renaissance Mission (White Gold)
₹27.21 crore five-year mission covering 73,360 acres and 40,000 farmers — Tamil Nadu's push to grow its own "White Gold" instead of importing 98% of cotton from other states.
₹27.21 Cr for 40,000 cotton farmers across 73,360 acresSubsidyView scheme - Tamil Nadu
TN Pulses & Oilseeds Self-Sufficiency Mission
₹203.64 crore five-year mission — ₹65.28 crore for pulses, ₹138.36 crore for edible oilseeds — to make Tamil Nadu self-sufficient instead of importing.
₹203.64 Cr for pulses & oilseed self-sufficiencySubsidyView scheme - Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu Millet Mission
₹63.81 crore for pearl millet, sorghum and finger millet — 4.75 lakh farmers — plus a ₹7.61 crore Minor Millet Mission across 29 districts, under the banner "Ancient Tamil food, enduring healthy living."
₹63.81 Cr for 4.75 lakh millet farmersSubsidyView scheme - Tamil Nadu
Cooperative Crop Loan Waiver 2026
Crop loans up to ₹75,000 taken from cooperative banks and societies between 1 May 2025 and 28 February 2026 are waived in full.
Full waiver of cooperative crop loans up to ₹75,000Credit / loanView scheme - Tamil Nadu
Mission on Sustainable Dryland Agriculture (MSDA)
Develops rainfed dryland in roughly 2,500-acre clusters — millets, pulses and oilseeds, land and moisture treatment, FPOs and custom hiring — so dry farming earns more.
Dryland cluster development — millets, pulses, oilseedsSubsidyView scheme - Puducherry
Crop Production Incentive
A per-acre production incentive open to all farmers — ₹10,000 an acre a year for paddy, with separate rates for millets, pulses, sugarcane and cotton.
₹10,000 / acre for paddyIncome supportView scheme - Puducherry
Diesel (HSD) Subsidy for Marine Fishermen
Sales tax on the diesel a registered mechanised boat burns is reimbursed or spot-exempted — up to ₹12 per litre in recent sanction orders — capped at 15,000 litres per boat each year.
Up to ₹12/litre reimbursed, 15,000 L/year capSubsidyView scheme - Puducherry
Fishermen Lean Season & Calamity Relief
On the days the sea gives no catch — the lean months, the yearly fishing ban, or after a cyclone — a Puducherry fishing family in the BPL list gets fixed cash help: ₹6,000 in the lean season, up to ₹8,000 during a ban, plus free rice and a clothing set after a calamity.
₹6,000 lean-season help + up to ₹8,000 ban reliefDisaster reliefView scheme - Ladakh
Ladakh Organic Farming Mission
Ladakh’s push to become India’s first fully organic UT — organic-conversion support under PKVY, plus a National Mission on Natural Farming running from 2025-26.
Organic & natural farming supportSubsidyView scheme - Ladakh
Pashmina Livestock Development Incentive Programme
A 25% top-up over the government procurement price of raw Pashmina, paid directly to Changpa herders by DBT — the first scheme of its kind for Ladakh's Pashmina economy.
25% top-up on Pashmina procurement valueIncome supportView scheme - Ladakh
Sheep, Goat & Pashmina Rearing Unit Subsidy
Capital subsidy to set up sheep, goat and Pashmina goat rearing units — 75% on a foundation flock, shed or shearing machine, up to 90% on a Pashmina kid pen — to rebuild Ladakh's flocks after years of decline.
75-90% subsidy on livestock units & kid pensSubsidyView scheme - Lakshadweep
Nutri Garden Scheme
Free vegetable seeds, fruit saplings, grow bags and organic manure so an island family can grow fresh vegetables and fruit in its own backyard or terrace, instead of depending on costly produce shipped from the mainland.
Free veg seeds, fruit saplings, grow bags & manureSubsidyView scheme - Lakshadweep
Coconut Development Programme
Support for the islands' main crop — subsidised copra driers, dwarf coconut seedlings suited to the islands, accident insurance for the people who climb and harvest the palms, and removal and replanting of old low-yielding trees.
Subsidised copra driers, dwarf seedlings, climber insuranceSubsidyView scheme
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