The scheme aims to support the conservation and rearing of Local Breeds of Cattle in the State of Goa. It provides financial assistance of …
National Mission on Natural Farming
Ministry: Ministry Of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare
Department: Department of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare
The scheme aims to promote natural farming practices through capacity building, training, certification, and financial assistance for on-farm input production infrastructure, thereby reducing cultivation costs and increasing farmers' income.
About This Scheme
Benefits
₹15.0K · annual
- Financial assistance of ₹15,000/- per hectare is provided.
- Assistance is released at ₹5,000/- per hectare per year for 3 years.
- Assistance is provided for creating on-farm natural farming input production infrastructure.
- Assistance is available only to farmers who adopt and continue natural farming practices.
- Participation in Farmer Field Schools (FFS) for practical training on natural farming techniques.
- Training programmes organized by Champion Farmers and Community Resource Persons.
- Exposure visits to successful natural farming models and farms.
- Natural Farming Kit provided to participating farmers during Farmer Field School activities.
- Cost norm of ₹1,200/- per farmer for the kit.
- Registration and certification support under the Natural Farming Recognition System (NFRS).
- Certification facilitation and verification support provided for cluster members.
- Support for marketing, branding, exhibitions, haats, melas, and promotion of certified natural farming produce.
- Promotion of Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs) for aggregation and marketing.
Eligibility
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The scheme is applicable to all farmers in India.
Required Documents
- ✦Aadhaar number
- ✦Land documents
- ✦Caste Certificate (SC/ST only)
- ✦Bank Details
- ✦Photographs
- ✦Any other documents as required.
✦ Required ◦ Optional
How to Apply
Step 1: The State Government identifies eligible Gram Panchayats and villages having practicing natural farmers.
Step 2: Champion Farmers and Community Resource Persons are selected in consultation with the Gram Panchayat.
Step 3: Interested farmers participate in Farmer Field School activities and training programmes.
Step 4: Willing farmers commit to adopting natural farming and are registered in Natural Farming Clusters.
Step 5: Farmers undertake the natural farming pledge and comply with cluster requirements.
Step 6: Cluster members are registered under the Natural Farming Recognition System for certification.
Step 7: Financial assistance and other benefits are provided to eligible farmers through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT).
Quick Info
- Level
- Central Government
- Max benefit
- ₹15.0K
- Launched
- 1 Jan 2023
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