Beej Swalamban Yojna
Mukhyamantri Beej Swavalamban Yojana was started in the year 2017-18 with the objective of producing quality improved seeds on their farms for their own use by the farmers.
About the Beej Swalamban Yojna Scheme
The main objective of starting the Mukhyamantri Beej Swavalamban Yojana is to provide up to 50% subsidy by the Agriculture Department for providing seeds to the small and marginal general farmers of the state. Apart from this, free mini kits are to be provided to the farmers living below the poverty line. So that the farmers of the state take steps towards prosperity and self-reliance by producing seeds in their fields. And they can be encouraged to produce seeds for use in their farm. By getting the benefit of this scheme, farmers will be able to produce good crops at low cost. Due to this their economic condition will also increase.
This scheme of state funds was started as a pilot project in the Kota, Bhilwara, and Udaipur agriculture blocks of the state. By expanding the scheme from the year 2018-19, the scheme is being implemented in all the blocks of the state.
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Under the plan:-
- Selection of crop:- Seed production program of notified varieties of jowar, soyabean, groundnut, moong, moth, and urad in the Kharif season and wheat, barley, and gram crops of less than 10 years duration in the Rabi season.1. Formation of farmers group:- Under the scheme, a group is formed by selecting farmers who are progressive and interested in the cultivation of a particular crop. Selection of 30 to 50 farmers in each group, by whom the area sown of that crop would be generally 50 to 100 hectares.1. Selection of seed producer members in the group:- As per requirement, 2-4 seed-producing farmers are selected from the farmer group by the group itself. The rest of the group will be those farmers who will use the above-produced seeds for sowing in the coming year.1. Free seed distribution:- Provision to make available the desired base/certified seeds (Stage-I) free of cost to the seed-producing farmers of each farmer group.1. Training and Rogging for seed production:- There is a provision to spend Rs.30/- per farmer and a maximum of Rs.1500/- per training on one-day training of a group. Three one-day training programs are organized to give complete information about the seed production process to the farmers of the group. Payment to be made to farmers for Rogging (Rs.1000/- /Hect.) DBT/RTGS to the concerned seed producer is done on the account of the farmer.
Benefits
- The seeds produced by the group of farmers will be used by the rest of the farmers for production in the next year.
Eligibility Criteria
- Farmers, who are interested in progressive and crop-specific farming.
How to Apply for Beej Swalamban Yojna
Application mode: Offline
- Applicant farmers have to go to the Agriculture Department office or Krishi Vigyan Kendra of your district to get the benefit of Mukhyamantri Swavalamban Yojana.
- Get the application form to apply under this scheme.
- Enter all the necessary information asked in the form carefully.
- Attach the required documents with the application form.
- Submit the application form to the same agriculture department.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Beej Swalamban Yojna scheme?
The main objective of starting the Mukhyamantri Beej Swavalamban Yojana is to provide up to 50% subsidy by the Agriculture Department for providing seeds to the small and marginal general farmers of the state. Apart from this, free mini kits are to be provided to the farmers liv…
Who is eligible for Beej Swalamban Yojna?
Farmers, who are interested in progressive and crop-specific farming.
What benefits does Beej Swalamban Yojna provide?
The seeds produced by the group of farmers will be used by the rest of the farmers for production in the next year.
How can I apply for Beej Swalamban Yojna?
Applicant farmers have to go to the Agriculture Department office or Krishi Vigyan Kendra of your district to get the benefit of Mukhyamantri Swavalamban Yojana. Get the application form to apply under this scheme. Enter all the necessary information asked in the form carefully. Attach the required…
Source: official scheme details published on the Government of India's myScheme portal. Always verify eligibility and deadlines on the official portal before applying. Scheme rules can change.
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