🌾 How to Get Government Assistance for Farming in India?

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mpowering Farmers & Farmland Investors with the Right Support

The Indian government offers numerous subsidies, schemes, and financial aid programs to encourage modern, sustainable, and profitable farming. But many farmers and farmland buyers miss out due to lack of awareness or support. That’s where Nam Kudil Agrofarms steps in — making the journey easy and successful!

🔍 Step-by-Step Guide to Avail Government Assistance

✅ 1. Identify Your Farming Category

Different schemes apply to different profiles:

  • 🧑‍🌾 Small & marginal farmers

  • 🌳 Horticulture & plantation farmers

  • 🐄 Animal husbandry/dairy farmers

  • 🏠 Agro real estate investors

  • 🌾 Organic and natural farming practitioners

Each category has specific benefits and support programs.

📋 2. Top Government Schemes You Should Explore

🌱 PM-KISAN Samman Nidhi Yojana

  • ₹6,000/year in 3 equal installments directly into your bank

  • All land-owning farmers are eligible

  • Registration via https://pmkisan.gov.in

🚜 Agricultural Machinery Subsidy (via State Agri Dept)

  • Up to 50% subsidy for tractors, rotavators, power sprayers

  • Encourages mechanization and reduces manual labor

💧 PM Krishi Sinchai Yojana (Irrigation)

  • Help with drip irrigation, sprinkler systems, canal networks

  • Special focus on “More Crop per Drop”

🌻 National Horticulture Board (NHB)

  • Financial aid for fruit orchards, nurseries, greenhouses

  • Grant up to ₹30-₹50 lakhs depending on project size

🐄 Dairy Entrepreneurship Development Scheme (DEDS)

  • Loans and subsidies for cow/buffalo rearing, chilling units, etc.

  • Up to 25-33% subsidy from NABARD

☀️ KUSUM Yojana – Solar Pumps

  • 60% subsidy for solar irrigation pumps

  • Promotes green energy & reduces diesel dependence

📦 Agri Infrastructure Fund (AIF)

  • Loans with interest subvention for warehouses, cold storage, etc.

  • Useful for agribusiness startups and large-scale projects

📝 3. Documents You Need

🧾 Keep the following ready for easy application:

  • Aadhar Card

  • PAN Card

  • Land Ownership Proof (Patta/Chitta/FMB)

  • Bank Passbook

  • Passport-sized Photos

  • Mobile Number linked to Aadhar

  • Project Report (for large schemes)

💼 4. Where & How to Apply?

🔹 Online Portals

🔹 Offline Modes

  • Taluk Agriculture Office

  • District Collector Office (Agri Wing)

  • Krishi Vigyan Kendras (KVKs)

  • Common Service Centres (CSCs)

🔹 Banks & NABARD

  • For loans and infrastructure subsidies

🌟 How Nam Kudil Agrofarms Supports You 🚜

Nam Kudil Agrofarms is not just about selling farmland — it’s about making farming rewarding and sustainable for every buyer and farmer. Here's what they offer:

🔍 Scheme Eligibility Check
📑 Document Preparation Help
🧭 Application Filing Support (Online/Offline)
📞 Follow-up with Departments & Banks
💬 Advisory for Organic/Natural Farming Grants
💡 Awareness Workshops for Farmers & Investors

🌐 Visit 👉 www.namkudil.com

💬 Real Example:

One of our clients at Nam Kudil Agrofarms recently availed:
✅ ₹35,000 Subsidy for Drip Irrigation
✅ 50% Subsidy on Tractor Equipment
✅ PM-KISAN benefits within 45 days of land registration

📣 Don’t Miss Out!

Whether you're a first-time buyer, a seasoned farmer, or a real estate investor, there's free money and support waiting for you. Don’t let paperwork or confusion stop you!

Let Nam Kudil Agrofarms guide you from land purchase to full subsidy benefit — the smart and trusted way 🌿.

🔖 Hashtags to Spread the Word:

#GovernmentSupportForFarmers #FarmingSchemesIndia #NamKudilAgrofarms #FarmSubsidy #PMKISAN #KUSUMYojana #AgriInfraFund #TamilNaduFarming #OrganicFarming #SubsidyHelp #FarmLife #SmartFarming

 

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