Objectives & Workplaces To increase production and productivity of wheat, tide, rice and other coarse grains in the state. The scheme is applicable in the entire Madhya Pradesh.
English Beneficiary- Scheduled Caste, Short and Marginal Category of Tribes and Farmers of General Category.
Interests Selection Process- Farmers are selected by Rural Agriculture Extension Officer, Agriculture Extension Officer and Senior Agriculture Development Officer.
Maximum Rs.1000 per acres for field performance (technology performance) (0.405 hectares)
Rs.1000 per acre grant for paddy’s Madagascar method performance and Rs.10000 per training for paddy’s Madagascar method for training.
Assistance with the value of Rs.200 per quintal on base seed production. Assistance with the value of Rs.200 per quintal on seed production certified from base seeds.
Base Seed Delivery- Rs.200 per quintal grant on wheat, barley, paddy, tide, millet, cods, kutki, ragi seeds of advanced varieties notified within 10 years.
Contact – Local Rural Agriculture Extension Officer.
Integrated Scheme of Oilseed Dalhan & Maize (Isopam)
Objective- To promote production and productivity of Dalhan, Oilseed and Maize in the state. The scheme is applicable in the following Madhya Pradesh.
Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe Short and Marginal Category and General Category Farmers Welfare is selected by Rural Agriculture Extension Officer, Agriculture Development Officer and Senior Agriculture Development Officer.
Scheme– (1) Seed Minikit- Distribution of seed minikit to farmers at 100 percent grant of real value for 0.1 to 0.2 hector area.
(2) Certified/base seed production- Rs.300 per quintal grant.
(3) Certified seed delivery- Grant of 30 per cent of total price or Rs 300 per quintal whichever is lower.
(4) For Block Performance 50 of the input price. Or On Twelve Crops From Rs.2000 to 2500 On Sesame Crops From Rs.1500 to Rs.4000 and On Maize Grant of maximum Rs.4000/- is payable.
(5) IPM performance mustard- Trichoderma, Neem 1500, Kry Soparla Neem 1500 max Rs. 930 per hectare.
Trycoderma of mustard peanuts, soybeans, grates, ginger, sunflowers, corn, etc., creasoparla, N.P.V.-S.L. Trapeuur, Neem 1500, N.P.V. S.L. Lure, B.T. will pay maximum Rs.1627.50 per hectare grant.
(6) Plant Protection Dispenser of 50% of the price or Rs.500 whichever is lower, grant is payable.
(7) Hand Held Plant Protection Equipment 50 per cent of the price or Rs 800 per instrument whichever is lower, and For Power Instruments – 50 of the price or Rs.2000 per instrument whichever is lower, grant is payable.
(8) Agricultural machinery- (1) The bull-run seed/fertilizer sowing device, (2) the grain cleaner (right purifier), (3) the cycle wheel is hed, (4) 50 percent of the price at seed/fertilizer (right) or respectively (1) Rs. 2200, (2) Rs. 6221, (3) Rs. 235,(4) Rs.750 whichever is lower.
(9) For sedative drug- 50 of the price. Or Rs 500 per hectare whichever is lower, grant is payable.
(10) For Rhizobium Culture- 50 of the price or Rs 50 per hectare whichever is lower, grant is payable.
(11) PSB Nuclear Polyhydrosis Virus (N.P.V.)- 50 of the price or Rs. 250 per hectare, grant is payable.
(12) Gypsum/Pyrite/Dolomat- 50 of the price. (including material and transportation) or Rs. 500 per hectare, grant is payable.
(13) Agricultural Training- Rs. 15000 per training for two-day training to group of 50 farmers.
(14) To bring pipeline from irrigation source to farm water facility- scheduled Rs.50 per cent of the price to the caste/genital/minded women farmers or Rs.7200 and the general category of farmers is payable to a 33 per cent of the price or Rs.4800.
(15) For sprinkler set- Scheduled Caste/Private/Load Marginal Women Farmers will be payable to 50% of the price or Rs.5500 whichever is lower and the grant will be payable to other farmers by 33 percent of the price or Rs.3630 whichever is lower.
(16) Microneutrient 50 of the price of Rs. 500 or Rs. 500 per hectare whichever less grant will be payable.
(17) For Riz/Ferro Collection – 50. Or Rs 1000/- per hectare whichever is less grant payable.
Contact– Local Rural Agriculture Extension Officer.
Smelting Cotton Development Program
Objective- To promote the production and productivity of cotton in the state. The scheme is applicable in 14 districts- Dhar, Khandwa, Burhanpur, Khargon, Zubua, Shajapur, Ratlam, Mandsaur, Baitul, Sihore, Chhindwara, Badavani, Harida and Devas.
English Beneficiary- Scheduled Caste/Private, Short and Marginal Category and General Class Farmers. The beneficiary selection is made by the Rural Agricultural Extension Officer.
Under the scheme, advanced seed, sprinkler SAT Drip (Trip) irrigation, paraben trep, plant protection equipment and seedling and bio-agents are assisted by up to 50 per cent of the prescribed price or in the field ratio. Under the programme, there is also a provision of agricultural farm school and insect term survey etc.
Contact– Local Rural Agriculture Extension Officer.
Sugarcane Development Scheme
Objective- Increase production and productivity of sugarcane in the state.
Scheme 27 districts of the state- Bhopal, Baitul, Rajgarh, Hoshangabad, Shayopur, Art, Shivapuri, Datiya, Khargun, Brwani, Ratlam, Fold, Seahore, Harida, Murana, Gwalior, Khandwa, Sea, Teakgarh and Ujjain, Burhanpur, Narsinghpur, Chhindwara, Dewas, Chharpur, Sahni, Indore, Dhar.
English Beneficiary- Sugarcane growers of the above districts.
Interests Selection Process- Rural Agriculture Extension Officers are engaged in sugarcane producers in their field and provide advanced seeds to sugarcane producers.
(1) Sugarcane seed grant- On purchasing advanced sugarcane seeds from the Governing Area/Research Area, 25 per cent of the price of seeds up to the maximum of Rs.2500 per hectare, whichever is lower.
(2) Arrangement of agricultural training and agricultural excursion programme.
(3) 10 per cent of production cost for sugarcane seed processing or Rs.2000/- per hectare whichever is lower, grant is payable.
Contact– Local Rural Agriculture Extension Officer.
Sundaran Annapurna Scheme
Objective- Small and marginal farmers of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to improve their economic status by increasing productivity and production by providing advanced and more production of crops for beneficial crops/kisses in place of unprofitable crops/kisses. Scope of the Scheme for the entire Madhya Pradesh.
Seeds The Swingers In exchange for unprofitable seeds given by the agronomer, advanced seed of beneficial occupies/soil crops (to limit 1 hectare) will be provided. Advanced seed of the same crop equal to their seed to the farmer (up to 1 hectare limit). On the seed of other crop, the seed or cash amount of 25 per cent of the actual price of the certified seed shall be given to the farmer.
Seeds Swavalamban- Aadhar/certified seed for 1/10 area of farmland held by the agriculture.
Seeds Production- For the production of seeds of advanced varieties of Tilhani/Dalhani crops, the seed programme will be taken on the farms of small and marginal farmers of Scheduled Castes/Forestry of 10 kilometres perimeter of the 43 ruling regions. Aadhar/Certificate- First-class seed will be paid on 75 percent grant. Expenditure for seed certification will be payable as Government Grant.
Contact– Local Rural Agriculture Extension Officer.
Farm Pond Scheme
Objective- Enhance availability of superficial and underground water for overall development of agriculture.
Scheme Workbench- In the entire Madhya Pradesh.
English Beneficiary- Farmers of all class (Mattra grant for a farm pond.)
Format of Scheme- Three models of farm pond construction are designed in the scheme:-
1. Size-15mX15mX3m (Side Slop 1. 5:1) Estimated Cost 13400/-
2. Size-21m.X18m 3Xm (Side Slop 1. 5:1) Estimated Cost 25200/-
3. Size-23mX21mX3m (Side Slop 1. 5:1) Estimated Cost 32700/-
The agricultural can voluntarily select any model. Farmers can build farm ponds with their own financial means or through bank loans.
50% grant of cost to farmers of all classes shall be payable. But the maximum ceiling will be Rs 16,350.
Contact– Regional Rural Agriculture Extension Officer.
Biogas Project
Objectives & Workplaces To provide an alternative source of energy and provide best compost for agriculture. The scheme is applicable in the entire Madhya Pradesh.
English Beneficiary- Scheduled Caste/Private, Short Marginal, Landless Worker and General Category Farmers.
Scheme Implementation- Grants payable to SC/ST/Semi/Semi/Semiculture farmers and/Landless workers at Rs. 3500 and other farmers at the rate of Rs. 2700 per plant on the construction of a plant of 1 to 10 cubic meters capacity. Arrange additional grants with the value of Rs.500 per plant on plants linked to the toilet.
Contact– Regional Rural Agriculture Extension Officer.
National Agricultural Insurance Scheme
Objective- Assist the crop of farmers for reimbursement of damage caused by natural calamities such as dry, ole and pests.
English Beneficiary- Farmers whose crops have suffered are notified sectors and who have borrowed from the bank for notified crops and non- loan farmers who have voluntarily insured. Small and marginal farmers are given grants in insurance premiums.
Scheme Procedure of Implementation- The area where damage from natural calamities is caused by the insurance company on information provided by the Revenue Department. Damage is reimbursed to the eligible farmers based on this damage.
Contact– Local Rural Agriculture Extension Officer/Rajaswa Officer.
Soil Testing Program
The facility of examination of major and micro elements in the soil is available in 24 soil testing facilities in the state.
Fees – As follows.
| Item | General Farmers | A.J./A.J. Farmers | |
| (1) | Main Element Analysis | Rs.5 per sample | Rs.3 per sample |
| (2) | Micro Element Analysis | Rs.40 per sample | Rs.30 per sample |
Contact– Regional Rural Extension Officer.
Balram Tal Scheme
Objective- The Balram Tal Yojana was introduced to irrigate the maximum amount of water flowing rain.
Scheme Format 25 per cent grant will be payable for construction of balram rhythm in farms with a maximum of Rs 50 thousand.
English Beneficiary- The scheme will be availed on the registered episodes after 25th May 2007.
Contact– Local Office of Agriculture Department.
