Gujaratगुजरात

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.

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.

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

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

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.

₹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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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).

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%.

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).

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.

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.

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.

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