Get a Tractor at Half the Price – Government Offers Up to 50% Subsidy!

Mini tractors and agricultural equipment will be available on subsidy for only Rs 35000

Tractors play a crucial role in modern farming by making agricultural tasks more efficient. However, many small and marginal farmers struggle to afford one due to financial constraints. To address this issue, the Prime Minister Kisan Tractor Scheme has been introduced, providing farmers with a 20% to 50% subsidy on tractor purchases.

What is the PM Kisan Tractor Scheme?

This scheme is designed for small and marginal farmers who cannot afford a tractor. Under this initiative, the government offers subsidies on 2WD and 4WD tractors, making farming easier and more productive.

Benefits of the Scheme:

  • Up to 50% Subsidy: The government covers half the cost of the tractor.

  • Easier Farming: Tractors help in plowing, sowing, and other agricultural tasks efficiently.

  • Reduced Costs, Increased Output: No need to rent tractors, saving operational costs.

  • Promoting Modern Farming: Even small farmers can adopt advanced agricultural technology.

Who Can Apply?

  • The applicant must be an Indian farmer.

  • The farmer should own agricultural land.

  • Annual income should be less than ₹5 lakh.

  • The farmer should not already own a tractor.

Required Documents:

  • Aadhaar Card

  • Land ownership proof

  • Identity proof (PAN Card/Driving License)

  • Bank Passbook

  • Income Certificate

How to Apply?

Online Process:

  1. Visit the official Agriculture Department website.

  2. Click on the “Prime Minister Kisan Tractor Scheme” link.

  3. Fill out the application form and upload the necessary documents.

  4. Submit the form and keep a printout for reference.

Offline Process:
Visit the nearest Agriculture Department office, fill out the application form, and submit the required documents.

If you’re a farmer looking to make your agricultural work easier, don’t miss this opportunity! Apply now and get your tractor at a subsidized rate!

Source: Krishi Jagran

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