Every scheme we have read

₹14,000 a year from the state, on top of PM-KISAN’s ₹6,000 (₹20,000 in all), for a farmer family owning at least 10 cents of farmland or cultivating RoFR land.

100% of the drip system for an SC or ST farmer with up to 5 acres, up to ₹2,18,000.

A Forest Rights Act patta holder in one of the eight named districts gets 100% of the cost of a drip system.

₹50 per kg of bivoltine reeling cocoons you produce.

₹20,000 a year per family of an eligible sea-going fisherman working mechanised, motorised or non-motorised craft, for the 15 April – 14 June ban period.

Electricity for your aqua farm at ₹1.50 per unit instead of the full tariff.

The state pays 4% a year of the interest on crop loans and KCC limits of up to ₹3 lakh, on top of the Centre’s subvention.

45% of the approved project cost as a front-ended state subsidy, with a 45% bank loan; you put in 10%.

Up to 45% of the approved unit cost as a front-ended state subsidy, with a bank loan of up to 45%; you put in at least 10%.

45% of the unit cost as a front-ended state subsidy: ₹2.25 lakh for a ₹5 lakh dairy, piggery or poultry unit, ₹2.70 lakh for a ₹6 lakh mithun unit, ₹6.75 lakh for a ₹15 lakh poultry enterprise unit.

45% of the project cost for your fish farming unit as a front-ended state subsidy, with a 45% bank loan; you put in 10%.

₹5 for every litre you pour through a registered cooperative, up to 900 litres a month — at most ₹4,500 a month.

30% of the unit cost as government subsidy — at most ₹49,43,598 on the ₹1,64,78,661 unit — plus ₹10,000 training cost.

Rainfed (unirrigated) crop area: ₹8,500 per hectare, up to 2 hectares.

Paddy nursery and jute: up to ₹1,500 per acre (₹750 per irrigation, at most 2 irrigations), up to 8 acres.

50% of a ₹80,000 per hectare unit cost — ₹40,000 a hectare — for 0.1 to 2 hectares of marigold.

75% of the ₹1,25,150 per hectare unit cost (with seed) — ₹93,863 a hectare — for 0.1 to 2 hectares.

50% of the actual cost of a leaf collection shed, at most ₹37,500, for farmers growing tea on at least 5 acres (2 hectares).

Coconut seedling: 75% of ₹85 (₹63.75 a plant), 5 to 712 plants per beneficiary.

Seed spices: 40% of ₹50,000 a hectare (₹20,000 a hectare), up to 2 hectares.

Guava, lemon, apple ber, bael, jackfruit, papaya, aonla, pomegranate or aromatic plants: grant of ₹1,00,000 an acre, up to 10 acres.

Paan in a bareja: ₹11,750 per farmer for 100 m² (0.01 ha).

2 cows (unit cost ₹1,74,000): ₹1,30,500 for SC/ST/EBC, ₹87,000 for others. 4 cows with shed (₹3,90,400): ₹2,92,800 or ₹1,95,200.

2 desi cows (unit cost ₹2,42,000): ₹1,81,500 for SC/ST/EBC, ₹1,21,000 for others. 4 desi cows with shed (₹5,20,000): ₹3,90,000 or ₹2,60,000.

1 buffalo (₹1,21,000): ₹90,750 for SC/ST/EBC, ₹60,500 for others. 2 buffaloes (₹2,42,000): ₹1,81,500 or ₹1,21,000.

50% (SC/ST/EBC 70%) of ₹1,00,000 per 0.5-acre unit for raising advanced fingerlings, for at most 1 acre (2 units).

50% of the printed cost of one 1-hectare chaur model (40% for an entrepreneur): ₹8.88 lakh (two ponds), ₹7.32 lakh (four ponds) or ₹9.69 lakh (one pond + land development), including fish inputs.

Plateau (pathari) pond scheme, for SC/ST farmers in the identified plateau districts of south Bihar: 80% of the unit cost — ₹13,36,000 on a 1-acre pond (₹16.70 lakh) or ₹8,27,200 on a 0.4-acre unit (₹10.34 lakh).

Bee box (8-frame, with stand and accessories): 50% of ₹4,000 = ₹2,000 a box.

Paddy-straw / oyster mushroom kit: 90% of ₹75 (₹67.50 a kit), 25–100 kits.

50% of the cost of each brick vermicompost pit, up to ₹5,000 a pit, for at most 3 pits (₹15,000).

40% of the project cost, up to ₹6.40 lakh for a 1,000-tonne, ₹12.80 lakh for a 2,000-tonne and ₹20.00 lakh for a 3,000-tonne-a-year unit.

Paddy sold to the state is paid at ₹3,100 a quintal in all, for up to 21 quintals an acre.

The full ₹30,000 a hectare for vegetables grown as an intercrop in the new orchard, for 1 to 2 hectares.

₹500 for bio-fertiliser or micro-nutrients and ₹500 for plant-protection chemicals — ₹1,000 a hectare in all.

The cost of 800 kg of potato seed for 0.40 hectare, paid up to ₹40,000.

For a 15-goat unit costing ₹1.50 lakh: 25% (up to ₹37,500) for general applicants, 33.3% (up to ₹50,000) for SC and ST.

SC and ST: 90% of the buck’s purchase price, at most ₹4,000.

Pig trio (1 boar + 2 sows): 90% of the price, at most ₹9,000 — SC and ST only.

Up to ₹2,000 a hectare every year, for five years, towards 10,000 fingerlings a hectare — given as fish seed.

₹3 lakh per fishermen co-operative society, paid over three years, for fish seed, nets and boats and the lease deposit.

50% of a bee colony costing ₹2,000 — ₹1,000 for each colony.

Up to ₹40,000 a hectare per season for a lost seasonal crop (sugarcane up to ₹60,000 a hectare), for at most 4 ha.

4% a year off the interest on a short-term crop loan of up to ₹3 lakh, if you repay on time.

The state pays the gap between ₹15 and the price you got per coconut (at most ₹9 a nut), on up to 50,000 nuts — never more than ₹3.5 lakh a farmer.

Half the price of high-yielding or certified seed of paddy, groundnut and pulses, for up to 120 kg (2 ha).

₹20,000 per hectare (pro rata) for paddy grown by the System of Rice Intensification on at least 1,000 m² (0.1 ha).

Cattle shed: ₹25,920 per animal bought under the scheme (80% of 5.4 m² at ₹6,000/m²), up to 20 animals (₹5,18,400), paid after the animals are bought.

75% of the ₹52,800 estimated cost of rearing a female calf to 27 months (₹39,600), paid quarter by quarter; 100% (₹52,800) for SC and ST families.

Brackish-water pond: ₹6,000 per 0.1 ha (₹7,200 for SC, ST, women), up to 2 ha.

Pen crab culture unit: ₹1 lakh per 0.1 ha (₹1.2 lakh for SC, ST, women), up to 0.5 ha.

90% of your fish-vending kit, counted up to ₹10,000 (so at most ₹9,000), for every category.

50% of the canoe cost counted up to ₹60,000 (max ₹30,000); 60% (max ₹36,000) for SC, ST and women.

Up to ₹50,000 to the family of an enrolled fisher who dies, whatever the cause.

50% of the stake net cost counted up to ₹60,000 (max ₹30,000); 60% (max ₹36,000) for SC, ST and women.

50% of the barrier net cost counted up to ₹60,000 (max ₹30,000); 60% (max ₹36,000) for SC, ST and women.

50% of the motor cost counted up to ₹60,000 (max ₹30,000); 60% (max ₹36,000) for SC, ST and women.

Free accident insurance of up to ₹4 lakh on accidental death or permanent disability, premium paid by the state.

Repay your crop loan on time and the state pays 4% a year of the interest on up to ₹3 lakh.

25% of the price of a tractor above 20 and up to 60 PTO HP, up to ₹1,00,000 — one tractor per land account, once in ten years.

Sanedo (ride-on self-propelled multipurpose tool bar): 50% of the price, up to ₹75,000, for SC, ST, small, marginal and women farmers.

25% of the price of a tractor above 20 and up to 60 PTO HP, up to ₹1,00,000 — one per land account, once in ten years.

60% of the price of an implement on the list, up to the maximum printed for that implement (for example ₹30,000 for an engine power weeder below 2 HP, ₹40,000 for 2–5 HP).

50% of the price of a Kisan drone, up to ₹5,00,000, once in a lifetime.

Mini rotavator: 50% of the cost, counted up to ₹80,000 (at most ₹40,000).

A fixed sum per graft or plant for each fruit crop (e.g. mango ₹100, guava ₹80, pomegranate ₹30, date palm ₹1,750), or the actual cost if lower, on 500 to 2,600 plants.

Per hectare of ginger or turmeric (unit cost ₹1,00,000): 50% for large general farmers, 65% for small/marginal general farmers, 75% for ST and SC farmers, up to 2 hectares.

40% of the field-cover structure cost, counted at up to ₹5,00,000 a hectare (at most ₹2,00,000 a hectare), pro rata from 0.20 to 1 hectare.

High-density mango: up to ₹100 a graft (or its actual price, if lower), at most ₹40,000 a hectare, at least 400 grafts a hectare, on 0.20 to 2 ha.

Vegetables grown by natural farming: up to ₹20,000 a hectare for seed, natural inputs and cultivation, pro rata on 0.20 to 2 ha, once in a lifetime.

Temporary (kacha) trellis of wood or bamboo poles and wire for tomato, chilli and other vegetables: 50% of ₹52,000 a hectare (₹26,000/ha), up to 2 ha.

Sea freight for exporting fruit, vegetables, flowers and plants: 25% of the freight bill, at most ₹50,000 a bill and ₹2.50 lakh a year, for up to five years.

Self-employment horticulture nursery (structure for 500 m² ₹3 lakh + starter kit ₹50,000): 65% of the cost, at most ₹2,27,500, for 200 to 500 m², once in a lifetime.

Perennial orchard in the project: 50% of the cost for individual farmers and trusts (up to 4 ha), 75% for FPO/co-operative members farming together (up to 50 ha), at MIDH-NHM per-crop unit costs.

For every tonne of oil-palm fresh fruit bunches sold, the gap between ₹8,500 and the monthly Goa committee price is paid to you.

Hi-tech nursery: a further 15% of the cost, counted up to ₹30 lakh a hectare for a big nursery (1–2 ha) or ₹20 lakh a hectare for a small one (0.4–1 ha).

Harvesting tools: 50% of the cost, counted up to ₹2,00,000 — at most ₹1,00,000, once in five years.

For an adult female milch cow or buffalo, the state pays 85% of the insurance premium; enter the premium to see the state’s share.

₹10,000 for each pregnancy from ET-IVF in a cow or buffalo; no other extra help.

Scheduled Tribe livestock keepers: 90% of the cost of a two-animal cattle shed with water tank, manger and 7-litre bucket, up to ₹36,000.

Unit 1 — cattle feed: 100% of the cost, up to ₹4,000 (about 150 kg).

Milk-house/godown for a village milk co-operative: 50% of the cost, counted up to ₹10,00,000 — at most ₹5,00,000, once in the society’s life.

Chaff cutter up to 5 HP: 75% of the purchase price, at most ₹18,000 — once in five years.

90% of the cost of a fodder production unit, counted up to ₹1,50,000 (one hectare) — at most ₹1,35,000; you bear ₹15,000 as labour.

90% of the cost of Gajraj (hybrid napier) slips, at most ₹4,500 a beneficiary, once a year.

Milch cow, buffalo or camel: ₹37,500 each, up to 3 a family.

The full interest on the loan (bank rate, capped at 12% a year) on the lower of the NABARD unit cost and the loan, until repaid or for 5 years.

7.5% a year interest help on the animal-purchase loan, for 5 years.

7.5% a year interest help on the cow-purchase loan, for 5 years.

Half of the calf’s feed needs (estimated ₹30,000) — at most ₹15,000 a calf, given as feed, one calf a year per family.

Scheduled Tribe beneficiaries: 50% of the goat-unit cost (10 does, 1 buck and upkeep), counted up to ₹1,20,000, so at most ₹60,000.

SC: 1,000-broiler farm (1,500 sq ft shed, equipment, three batches of chicks and feed) — 90% of ₹9,06,000, at most ₹8,15,000 (₹3,60,000 capital + ₹4,55,000 running), once in a lifetime.

Individual cage farmers: 50% of ₹300 per cubic metre of cage net (₹150 per m³) or 50% of the actual cost if lower, for up to 1,800 m³ or 18 fish cages, whichever is less.

SC, ST and women: 60% of the cost of a fibre boat with outboard engine, counted up to the ₹2,00,000 unit cost (at most ₹1,20,000).

50% of the actual cost of fishing nets or hook & line (with head rope, foot rope, floats, sinkers and similar), up to ₹4,00,000.

50% of the cost of building the new boat (hull only, not the engine), up to ₹2,50,000.

50% of the cost of the insulated cold room, counted up to ₹4,00,000 — at most ₹2,00,000.

50% of the cost of the new boat, at most ₹15 lakh (12–14 m), ₹17.5 lakh (14–16 m), ₹20 lakh (16–18 m) or ₹22.5 lakh (18–20 m).

Bee colony (8 frames): 75% of ₹2,000 per colony, up to 5,000 boxes per group (at most 10 per member).

Up to ₹1,00,000 for a 300 sq ft crop store on your field and up to ₹2,00,000 for 600 sq ft, pro rata in between; nothing for under 300 sq ft.

New distillation or processing unit for horticulture produce (boiler, cutter, dryer, mixer, pulper, packing machine…): 50% of the cost up to ₹2.50 lakh; FPOs, farmer groups, SHGs and co-operatives 75% up to ₹3.75 lakh; once.

FPOs, FPCs and farm co-operatives: a state top-up of 25% of the cost of general and CA/MA cold stores, pre-cooling units, reefer vans, ripening chambers (up to 300 t), integrated pack houses, primary processing units, low-cost onion stores (25 t) and rural markets, on top of the central share; total help at most 75%.

₹900 a month for one desi cow — ₹10,800 a year, paid as ₹5,400 every six months — while you keep the cow and farm naturally.

You pay 2.5% of the sum assured: ₹750 an acre for vegetables or spices, ₹1,000 an acre for fruits.

85% of the cost of a drip or mini-sprinkler system, for up to 5 hectares, for every category of land-owning farmer.

50% of the machine’s price, up to the ceiling the order prints for that machine (for example ₹1,20,000 for a super seeder).

₹8,000 for every acre on which you grow another crop instead of paddy.

₹4,500 for every acre of paddy you sow by direct seeding (DSR).

₹1,200 for every acre on which you manage paddy straw instead of burning it.

50% of the department’s rate per m² for your structure type and size band, up to 4,000 m² (85% for an SC farmer on own land; 65% for an SC farmer on leased land).

Dairy of 4 or 10 milch animals on a bank loan: 25% of the animals’ cost, counting each animal at no more than the table cost for its breed and milk yield.

Sheep or goat unit of 15 females and 1 male: 90% of the cost, counted up to ₹98,000 — at most ₹88,200.

Murrah buffalo with a peak yield of 18–22 kg: ₹20,000; over 22–25 kg: ₹30,000; above 25 kg: ₹40,000.

Piggery of 10 sows and 1 boar: 25% of the cost, counted up to ₹1,00,000 — at most ₹25,000.

A sheep or goat unit of 10 females and 1 male worth ₹70,000, fully paid: ₹52,500 to the seller and ₹17,500 refunded to you.

50 chicks (10 days old), two drinkers and two feeders, free at your door.

Solar power for aquaculture: 60% of ₹50,000 per kW, up to 30 kW — at most ₹9,00,000.

Pond inputs: 60% of ₹1,50,000 per hectare (₹90,000/ha), up to 4 hectares — at most ₹3,60,000.

₹3,00,000 to the legal heir when a farmer or farm labourer dies in a farm-machinery accident.

70% of the cost of a solar, chain-link, chain-cum-solar or barbed-wire fence around your fields.

C-grade apple is bought from you at ₹12 a kilogram during the 2026 season.

80% (small and marginal farmers) or 50% (others) of the cost of anti-hail net, on up to 5,000 square metres.

Greenhouse, shade-net house or tunnel for flowers: 85% of the cost at MIDH norms, up to 4,000 m².

₹6 for every litre of milk poured to a registered cooperative (₹3 before 2026-27).

If your wool sells for less than ₹100 a kg, the state pays you the difference.

Reservoir fish sold below ₹100 a kg at auction: the state pays up to ₹20 a kg of the gap.

Bee colonies: 80% of ₹2,000 each (₹1,600), up to 50 colonies — at most ₹80,000.

Small mushroom house (20×12×10 ft, 400 bags): 50% of the cost, counted up to ₹1,00,000 — at most ₹50,000.

The government buys wheat grown by natural farming at ₹80 a kilogram (up from ₹60).

The state pays 4% a year of interest on your short-term KCC crop loan, on top of the centre’s 3% — so a timely repayer pays nothing.

50% off the price of certified or hybrid seed bought through LAMPS/PACS in the Kharif and Rabi seasons.

Two milch cows for a woman beneficiary at 75% subsidy — 90% if she is from a family hit by disaster, fire or a road accident, or is abandoned or disabled.

Trained fish-seed growers get spawn with the government paying 90% of its price (estimated at most ₹550 per lakh spawn); the grower pays 10%.

50% of the price of factory-made floating feed (2 mm or smaller), at most ₹25 a kg, for up to 700 kg — at most ₹17,500.

90% of a cage battery (one 12×8×5 m cage or two 8×6×5 m cages) at ₹3,58,000 — ₹3,22,200.

One fish-cum-duck unit (0.4 ha pond, 160 ducklings) costing ₹1,53,350: 80% for ST, SC and women (₹1,22,680), 70% for others (₹1,07,345).

One 0.1 ha biofloc pond with inputs, unit cost ₹14,00,000: 80% for ST, SC and women (₹11,20,000), 70% for others (₹9,80,000); one unit per person.

Giant freshwater prawn farming in a private pond, unit cost ₹4,00,000 a hectare: 80% for ST, SC and women (₹3,20,000/ha), 70% for others (₹2,80,000/ha).

A retail fish seller who sells by the road, at a chowk or a haat gets 95% of a ₹15,000 fish-selling kit — at most ₹14,250.

₹1,00,000 to the heirs of a farmer who dies in an accident during farm work or while carrying produce to a market yard.

A 6-month loan against your produce of up to ₹2,00,000 or 60% of its value (whichever is less), interest-free for the first month, with storage insurance paid by the market committee.

80% of the approved cost of a farm pond (90% for SC/ST), by pond size and soil type.

90% of the approved cost of drip or sprinkler for the first 2 hectares, for every category of farmer growing horticulture crops.

90% of the price of a farm machine, up to ₹1 lakh, for SC/ST farmers.

₹9,225 a hectare (the cost of 123 seedlings at ₹75) for every category of farmer, for 0.20 to 1 hectare of new coconut planting.

₹5 for every litre of milk you supply to your milk producers’ cooperative.

₹15,000 to the owner when an uninsured cow, buffalo or bullock over 6 months old dies in an accident.

Buy a native-breed female calf, heifer, cow or buffalo from a department farm for 25% of its book price.

25% of the ₹90,000 unit cost of 10 sheep/goats + 1 ram/buck — ₹22,500 — for an SC or ST beneficiary.

₹30 for every kg of bivoltine cocoons you sell in a government cocoon market, if your yield is above 60 kg per 100 disease-free eggs.

₹10 for every kg of bivoltine cocoons from a North Karnataka district sold in any government cocoon market.

20 five-week-old local poultry birds for a rural farm woman or a women’s SHG member.

A 25% state grant on the ₹1,75,000 cost of a 20+1 sheep/goat unit — ₹43,750 — for a member of a sheep and wool producers’ cooperative.

₹35 off every litre of industrial kerosene supplied to your permitted motorised fishing boat.

A free kit of fishing requisites, worth ₹20,000 under the 2026-27 budget (₹10,000 before).

75% (SC/ST 90%) of up to ₹4,500 per bee box + colony + stand — ₹3,375 or ₹4,050 a set — for up to 10 sets if you own land.

50% of the unit cost up to ₹3.50 lakh — at most ₹1,75,000 — for a mushroom unit with all six component groups.

₹2,000 a month (₹24,000 a year) for a small or marginal farmer aged 60 or more.

Up to 30% of the eligible cost of drip or sprinkler in a coconut garden, on top of the central Per Drop More Crop subsidy; together they may not exceed 85% (small and marginal) or 75% (others).

₹3,000 per hectare every year to the owner of paddy land that is kept fit for paddy cultivation.

A state support price of ₹250 per kg of rubber under the Rubber Production Incentive Scheme.

₹17,000 per hectare to establish a new black pepper garden (planting material, inputs and plant protection).

₹1,000 for each diseased, old or senile coconut palm cut and removed in a Keragramam.

A fixed subsidy per cow unit for an individual dairy farmer: ₹30,000 (1 cow), ₹60,000 (2 cows), ₹1,50,000 (5 cows), ₹3,80,000 (10-cow farm), ₹7,60,000 (20-cow farm) or ₹4,64,000 (Ksheera Yuva 10-cow smart farm).

₹38,000 per hectare of Hybrid Napier fodder — ₹18,750 in cash (₹75 a cent) plus slips worth ₹19,250 given free — on a plot of at least 20 cents.

₹3 off every kg of green grass, legumes or silage bought at the milk society, up to ₹5,000.

Up to ₹12,500 of government support per enrolled calf (half-price feed every month, insurance, dewormers, minerals and vaccines); the farmer puts in an equal ₹12,500.

Subsidised white kerosene for fishing boats with outboard motors; the subsidy is now ₹75 (Matsyafed’s page still shows the earlier ₹25 per litre).

Transport subsidy per kg of produce brought for auction: ₹1.50 up to 25 km, ₹2.00 for 26–50 km and ₹2.50 above 50 km.

₹6,000 a year from the state, on top of PM-KISAN, for farmer families who get PM-KISAN.

You pay only the fixed farmer share for your pump type; the rest of the pump cost is met by the government and a loan the state repays.

40% of the cost of the tractor and machines for the centre (counted up to ₹25 lakh), at most ₹10 lakh, paid through the bank loan.

40–50% of the unit cost, at most ₹30,000–₹50,000 a hectare without drip or ₹40,000–₹80,000 with drip (normal, high or ultra-high density), for ¼ to 4 hectares.

50% of the unit cost, at most ₹10,000 a hectare for seed spices or ₹50,000 a hectare for root and rhizome spices (turmeric, ginger, garlic), for 0.25 to 2 hectares.

25% of the project cost (SC/ST 33%) for each unit of 25 animals — unit cost ₹36 lakh for indigenous cows, ₹42 lakh for crossbred cows or buffaloes — up to 8 units.

Margin money of 25% of the dairy project cost, at most ₹1,50,000 (project counted up to ₹10 lakh).

40% of the ₹77,456 unit cost (₹30,982), or 60% (₹46,474) for SC/ST.

40% of ₹2,00,000 a hectare — ₹80,000 a hectare — for rearing fish seed in village ponds, up to 2 hectares for a group.

₹6,000 a year from Maharashtra, as three instalments of ₹2,000, in addition to PM-KISAN.

₹2,00,000 to the family on accidental death, or on losing both eyes, both hands or both legs, or one eye and one hand or leg.

50% of the cost of plastic-lining your own farm pond, up to ₹75,000.

You pay 10% of the solar pump’s cost (5% if you are SC/ST); the rest — 90% or 95% — is paid by the scheme.

A fixed subsidy for digging a farm pond with inlet and outlet, by size: from ₹23,881 (15 × 15 × 3 m) to ₹75,000 (30 × 25 × 3 m and larger); a little less for the gentler 1:1.5 slope in black soil.

100% of the cost of pits, grafts, planting, plant protection, gap filling and drip for a new orchard, within the crop-wise cost norms, paid over three years.

Farmers with 0.10–5 ha in project villages: the full Annexure-A per-hectare amount for pits, planting, plant protection, gap filling and fertiliser (never more than the actual cost), over 3 years.

5 milch cows or buffaloes with 3-year insurance (₹5,60,180), shed (₹3,00,000) and equipment incl. 3 kW solar (₹2,75,000): 50% of ₹11,35,180 (₹5,67,590), SC/ST 75% (₹8,51,385).

Fodder seed or slips: 100% up to ₹4,000 for 1 ha for an individual farmer (farmer groups up to 5 ha and ₹20,000), supplied in kind.

20 ewes + 1 ram with infrastructure: 75% of ₹3,33,000 (stationary, ₹2,49,750) or ₹2,02,500 (migratory, ₹1,51,875).

Landless-family members and widowed, deserted or divorced women in project villages: 75% of the approved cost of a 4 doe + 1 buck unit with 3 years’ insurance — up to ₹36,239 (Osmanabadi/Sangamneri) or ₹27,610 (other local breeds).

Mulberry planting: 75% (SC/ST 90%) of ₹60,000 an acre — ₹45,000 or ₹54,000 an acre.

Grazing subsidy of ₹6,000 a month for the four months June–September — ₹24,000 in all — for a shepherd family with at least 20 sheep and 1 ram.

One-time grant: 75% of the land price (at least 1 guntha) or of the rent payable on a lease of at least 30 years, up to ₹50,000.

100 four-week-old improved desi birds (₹60 each) and 200 kg of feed for two months (₹30 a kg): 75% of ₹12,000 = ₹9,000.

Goat unit of 10 Osmanabadi / Sangamneri does + 1 buck: 75% of ₹87,857 (₹65,893 as printed).

Farm-pond owners with up to 5 ha in project villages: 60% (SC, ST, women) or 40% (others) of the printed cost for their pond size, or of the actual cost if lower.

Trained beekeepers: 50% of the cost of bee boxes, extractors and equipment supplied by the Board, given as material.

25 to 30 backyard-poultry chicks (2–3 weeks old) for each family selected through the Zilla Parishad or Autonomous District Council.

₹5,000 paid into the bank account of each enrolled producer, to use as they choose.

Repay your KCC crop loan on time and Meghalaya pays 4% a year of the interest, on top of the Centre’s 3%.

₹1,20,000 off the price of a power tiller.

Hybrid, high-yielding and open-pollinated vegetable seed sold to you at 75% off.

A low-cost polyhouse of at least 100 sq m for flowers, free of cost.

Fruit planting material at half price; inputs for rejuvenating old citrus orchards.

₹10,000 per hectare of tea, paid once, for growers with up to 2 hectares.

50% of the cost of a piggery, poultry, goatery or dairy unit as subsidy, with a bank loan for the rest.

50% of the cost of a fish-farming unit as subsidy under CM-ELEVATE.

Mushroom spawn (button and oyster) and pasteurised compost at half price.

For a post-harvest tool under ₹10,000 the state pays half; for one costing ₹10,000 or more it pays three-quarters.

The state pays back all the interest on your bank loan of up to ₹50 lakh (after any central interest help), if you repay on time; the loan is collateral-free through a state-paid credit guarantee.

₹4,000 a year (₹2,000 before Kharif and ₹2,000 before Rabi) for each rural small or marginal farm family, including sharecroppers.

₹3,100 per quintal for paddy sold through the state procurement system — the MSP plus Odisha’s input assistance for the difference.

Go-Palan (1+1 cows): 60% (70% for SC/ST/women/PwD/transgender) of ₹2,30,400 with a shed or ₹1,80,000 without — ₹1,38,240 / ₹1,61,280 or ₹1,08,000 / ₹1,26,000.

Free fodder-seed minikits: kharif 3 kg maize + 1 kg cowpea, rabi 3 kg oats + 1 kg berseem; one kit per 0.25 acre, 1 to 20 kits a farmer.

₹1 a litre for 60–89 pouring days, rising by ₹1 for each 30-day band to ₹5 a litre for 180 days or more, on lean-season milk poured at the society.

1,400 kg calf feed at 50% of cost in 8 phases, free 2-year insurance worth ₹15,000, free deworming and vaccination — for up to 2 crossbred-born or 4 desi/graded-born calves a year.

The state pays 85% of the premium (2.65% of the sum insured for 1 year, 4.505% for 2, 6.36% for 3); you pay 15%.

An extra 15% of the eligible animal cost (as fixed under MKUY) for cattle bought from outside Odisha, on top of MKUY’s 40% / 50% capital subsidy.

50% (general men) or 60% (SC/ST/women/transgender/PwD) of the ₹1,02,000 unit cost — ₹51,000 or ₹61,200.

50% (general men) or 60% (SC/ST/women/transgender/PwD) of the ₹4,00,000 unit cost — ₹2,00,000 or ₹2,40,000.

Layer farm, per 1,000 birds (up to 5,000): 60% / 50% of ₹8.225 lakh with a shed (₹4.935 lakh / ₹4.1125 lakh), or of ₹6.245 lakh (cage) / ₹4.825 lakh (deep litter) without one.

60% (WSHG, women, SC, ST) or 50% (general men) of the ₹2,30,000 unit cost — ₹1,38,000 or ₹1,15,000.

New pond (Component-I): 40% — ₹4.40 lakh a hectare — or 50% — ₹5.50 lakh a hectare — of the ₹11 lakh unit cost (₹7 lakh digging + ₹4 lakh inputs), for 0.1 to 5 hectares of water.

40% (60% for SC/ST/women/transgender/PwD) of the printed input cost of your farm pond: ₹16,000 (20×20 m), ₹9,000 (15×15 m) or ₹4,000 (10×10 m).

50% (60% for SC/ST/women/transgender/PwD) of ₹2, ₹4 or ₹6 lakh for a 2-, 4- or 6-tank biofloc unit — up to ₹3 lakh (₹3.60 lakh).

150 new paddy-straw or oyster mushroom beds (₹10,000 cost): ₹8,000 (80%) to a women SHG, ₹7,000 (70%) to a woman SHG member.

For SC, ST and women: 60% of the fixed capital cost of a new cold storage, up to ₹6.50 crore.

40% of the fixed capital cost of a new commercial agri-enterprise, excluding land (50% for SC, ST and women entrepreneurs), up to ₹1 crore per family.

80% of the machinery price for a registered farmer group, cooperative society, panchayat or FPO, up to the subsidy the department fixes.

₹1,500 for every acre of paddy you sow by direct seeding (DSR).

₹17,500 for every hectare (about 2.5 acres) of kharif maize grown in place of paddy — only in Pathankot, Gurdaspur, Bathinda, Sangrur, Jalandhar and Kapurthala districts.

Free two-week dairy training with boarding, lodging and a daily allowance (₹5,000 per trainee, paid by the State).

₹30,000 a year, paid to the Jan Aadhaar-linked bank account, to a small or marginal farmer who farms with a pair of bullocks.

Mandi-level lottery every six months: first / second / third prizes of ₹25,000 / ₹15,000 / ₹10,000, drawn from the coupons farmers get for e-NAM sales (one per ₹10,000 sold).

Plastic-lined farm pond: 90% of the cost, up to ₹1,35,000, for small, marginal, SC and ST farmers.

Small and marginal farmers get 10% more (up to ₹40,000 extra) — 85% of the unit cost in all, up to ₹3,40,000.

50% of the cost of the pipeline, limited to ₹50 a metre for HDPE, ₹35 for PVC and ₹20 for HDPE lay-flat pipe, and at most ₹15,000.

SC and ST farmers get ₹45,000 more on any pump size, which lowers their own share by that amount.

75% of the unit cost of a drip, mini-sprinkler or sprinkler set for small, marginal, SC, ST and women farmers; 70% for other farmers.

In community fencing — a group of at least 7 farmers with at least 5 hectares inside one boundary — each farmer on the boundary gets 70% of the cost of up to 400 running metres, at most ₹56,000.

State top-up: 20% of the unit cost (₹1,200, ₹1,050 or ₹1,000 per m² for a naturally ventilated tubular polyhouse by size; ₹710 per m² for a shade-net house), or of the firm’s rate if lower, up to 2,000 m².

₹5 for every litre of milk you supply to an RCDF district milk union through a dairy co-operative.

Free one-year insurance for up to 2 milch cows or buffaloes, each valued at ₹3,000 (cow) or ₹4,000 (buffalo) per litre of daily milk, up to ₹40,000 an animal.

75% subsidy on each of the first 2 inseminations with sex-sorted semen.

A loan of up to ₹1,00,000 for one year — for a cow/buffalo shed, water trough, or milk, fodder and feed equipment — at zero interest if repaid on time.

₹20,000 for each camel calf born to your she-camel (2026-27 amount), for calves registered at 0–2 months of age.

₹1,000 a month (₹12,000 a year) to one farmer per household aged 50 or above.

A fixed sum for each animal a wild animal kills: cow or bull ₹24,000, buffalo ₹25,000, calf ₹10,000, goat ₹12,000, sheep ₹20,000, pig ₹12,000, pony ₹15,000, yak or dzo ₹30,000, chicken ₹350 a kg.

₹15,000 once, including the insurance of the pigs, for a rural household rearing at least three breedable pigs over 50 kg and 5 months old.

Small and marginal farmers get 100% of a drip or sprinkler system paid; other farmers get 75%.

60% of the cost of a borewell or tube well, up to ₹1,20,000 per well, for small, marginal and women farmers.

80% of the cost of a village hiring centre, counted up to ₹10 lakh — at most ₹8,00,000.

75% (SC, ST, women, agri-engineering graduates) or 50% (others) of the cost, counted up to the ₹25 lakh unit cost.

Drone operator training and a drone pilot licence at government cost.

₹1,560 per tonne of Grade ‘A’ paddy sold at a Direct Purchase Centre, on top of the purchase price.

₹20,000 per hectare of grafted tamarind planted.

75% of the cost of Apertochrysa predators and Cococon microbial mixture for your coconut garden.

₹45,000 per acre of new mulberry garden, up to 2 acres (₹90,000).

70% subsidy (the usual rate plus 20% extra) on integrated farming, greenhouses, shade-net houses, solar dryers, value-addition machinery and farm machinery, for SC/ST small and marginal farmers.

₹5,000 per indigenous animal owned by a women self-help group.

25% of the project cost of a five-animal dairy farm, for small and marginal milk producers.

4% a year off the interest on your mini-dairy loan.

₹2 off every kg of cattle feed, 3 kg a day for 300 days — ₹1,800 per animal a year — for milk producers below the poverty line.

Milch cows free of cost for eligible rural women.

₹3,000 an acre for growing fodder as an intercrop in plantations and orchards (2025-26 rate).

₹3 a litre extra on milk poured to an Aavin cooperative society.

Five goats or sheep free of cost.

₹1.60 lakh back-ended subsidy (50%) for one 250-bird native chicken unit.

₹7,000 per traditional fishing family for the lean fishing period.

₹8,000 per marine fishing family for the annual fishing ban.

₹3,000 from the State on top of your own ₹1,500 saving — ₹4,500 paid in the lean months.

Diesel without sales tax: up to 19,000 litres a year per mechanised boat, 4,400 litres per motorised country craft.

₹1,00,000 to a graduate to set up one seripolyclinic.

₹12,000 a year for every acre of cultivable land in your name as pattadar (₹6,000 per acre each season).

90% subsidy on drip irrigation for SC and ST farmers, up to 5 ha.