About this scheme
The scheme aims to improve the agricultural productivity and the livelihood of Adivasi farmers. It provides hybrid seeds, fertilizers, equipment, and support for agricultural fairs.
The scheme "Distribution of Seeds of more productive varieties / Hybrid varieties Seeds and fertilizer at subsidies etc. to Adivasi farmers in Tribal Area (TASP)" with a component "Agricultural Fair/Exhibition/Farmer Camp" is introduced by the Agriculture, Farmers Welfare and Co-operation Department, Government of Gujarat, aims to provide subsidized agricultural inputs to enhance productivity and livelihood of tribal farmers. Farmers belonging to scheduled tribes and tribal cultivators residing outside tribal areas can achieve higher production of agricultural crops and improve their livelihood by using plant protection equipment, tarpaulins, field demonstrations, micronutrients, agriculture fairs, water carrying pipelines, castor cake/neem cake/LFOM/green manure, pump sets, 100% water-soluble fertilizer, plant protection pesticides, etc. These tools and practices, when used according to scientific recommendations, can significantly increase crop production and, consequently, improve their livelihood.
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- Individual
- DBT (direct bank transfer)
- No
What you get
The assistance is provided with a limit of Rs. 1,00,000/- can be spent for holding Agricultural Fair/Exhibition at the Taluka level. Farmer Shibir for 100 farmers, Rs. 15000/- can be spent within the limit.
Remarks: Literature, tea, refreshments, meals, traveling expenses, exhibition stall fee, mandap, banner, photographs, sound system, electricity, furniture rent, Vs. Can be spent on things.
Who can apply
- The applicant should belong to a Scheduled Tribe.
- The applicant should be a farmer.
- The applicant should be located in tribal areas OR be a tribal cultivator residing outside tribal areas.
- The scheme excludes farmers from Dang district.
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How to apply
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Approach the Gram Sevak in your village for access to the Agricultural Fair/Exhibition/Farmer Camp under the scheme.
Questions readers ask
What is the objective of the scheme and who is it meant for?
The scheme provides seeds of more productive or hybrid varieties, fertilizers, and related agricultural support at subsidies to Adivasi farmers in tribal areas under the Tribal Area Sub Plan (TASP).
How does the scheme help farmers improve their livelihood?
The scheme supports farmers with crop-improving resources like fertilizers, hybrid seeds, equipment, micronutrients, and training fairs, which help increase production and improve income.
What kind of support is provided under Agricultural Fairs or Exhibitions?
A financial limit of Rs. 1,00,000 is provided for organizing Agricultural Fairs or Exhibitions at the Taluka level.
What expenses can be covered under the Agricultural Fair or Farmer Camp benefit?
Expenses for literature, tea, refreshments, meals, travel, exhibition stalls, mandap, banners, photographs, sound system, electricity, and furniture rent are covered.
Who is eligible to apply for the scheme?
Scheduled Tribe farmers and tribal cultivators residing in tribal or outside tribal areas are eligible.
Are all Scheduled Tribe farmers eligible under this scheme?
All Scheduled Tribe farmers are eligible except those from the Dang district, who are excluded.
Can the scheme be used multiple times by the same farmer?
Yes, but the assistance has a minimum time limit for reclaiming benefits as specified for each component.
What is the main focus of the scheme besides seeds and fertilizers?
The scheme also emphasizes farmer training, awareness, and capacity building through Agricultural Fairs, Exhibitions, and Farmer Camps.
Is there a specific limit for refreshments and other event arrangements?
Yes, expenditure for refreshments, meals, stalls, electricity, and similar arrangements are allowed within the approved financial limit.
Do I need to be a registered farmer to avail this benefit?
Yes, the applicant should be a Scheduled Tribe farmer or tribal cultivator as defined in the eligibility criteria.
Where should I apply for the scheme benefits?
Applications should be made to the Gram Sevak in your village for access to the Agricultural Fair/Exhibition/Farmer Camp under the scheme.
Apply through the official channel
Applications are taken only by the government office that runs the scheme, on its portal or at the office named in the order. Applying costs nothing, and nobody can charge you to get an application approved.
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- Work typeFarmer211
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- Benefit kindCash1654
- TagAdivasi Farmers10
- TagAgricultural Fair
- TagCrop Production10
- TagExhibition15
- TagFarmer Camp
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