Farmers will get direct help of 50 thousand rupees

Fertilizers are being used indiscriminately in the fields to get higher yields. This causes great damage to the quality of the soil. Due to this, the yield of crops is decreasing year after year. To solve this problem, the central government is running Paramparagat Krishi Vikas Yojana. The objective of this scheme is to increase the fertility of the soil through traditional farming.

Through this scheme, grants are being given to the farmers to increase the yield and increase income. Under this, financial assistance of 50 thousand rupees is given to the farmers who voluntarily adopt traditional farming in 3 years. Where 31 thousand rupees are sent directly to the beneficiary’s account in the first year so that the farmer can buy organic fertilizers, organic pesticides and best seeds for farming.

Whereas the remaining amount is given in the last 2 years. Which can be used by farmers for processing, packaging and marketing. You can apply online to take advantage of this scheme. For this, go to the official website of the Central Government pgsindia-ncof.gov.in. Other information related to the scheme can also be obtained here.

Source: Krishi Jagaran

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Organic farming will be promoted through Paramparagat Krishi Vikas Yojana

Paramparagat Krishi Vikas Yojana

Central and state governments are promoting organic farming. Under this, the Paramparagat Krishi Vikas Yojana has been started. Under this scheme, the assistance of 50 thousand rupees per hectare of land is being given for three years. In this help, the farmer can buy organic manure, organic pesticides, and vermicompost, etc. Farmers will get Rs 31000 for this purchase, which will be 61 percent of the total cost.

The Government of India is going to promote organic farming by doubling the allocation for this scheme. The Ministry of Agriculture has sent a proposal to the government to increase the amount allocated for this area to double. If this happens, in the coming years, an allocation of up to Rs 1300 crore will be made annually.

Source: HS News

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