Tarbandi Scheme: The government is giving 80% subsidy to farmers for fencing their fields, know the benefits of the scheme
Tarbandi Scheme: Farmers of many states, especially those of Uttar Pradesh, are worried about protecting their crops from animals. To address this issue, farmers engage in a form of Jugaad practice. In view of this problem of the farmers, the government has started the Tarbandi Yojana so that farmers can fence their fields at a low cost. Let us tell you that under this government scheme, farmers in some districts of the state can get their fields completely fenced by contributing 20% of their income.
Please give complete information about the state government’s Tarbandi scheme in today’s article so that farmers can take advantage of the government scheme. Know full details here.
The government gives 80% subsidy
The government is giving an 80 percent subsidy under this scheme. The remaining 20% contribution will have to be given by the farmer. This will be a big relief for farmers worried about the damage to crops by Anna animals.
Tarbandi Yojana: What is it?
Under the Tarbandi scheme, farmers can put strong fences around their crops so that their crops stay away from animals. The objective of this program is to protect the crops of farmers from damage. Also, it guarantees the safety of the fields.
How will you benefit from this scheme?
Based on the information received, this scheme will be implemented collaboratively. In other words, ten hectares of land or a group of at least five farmers will be required. Farmers can also register themselves, but the benefits of the program will not be available until the minimum area or number of farmers is met.
Benefits of the scheme
- Fields are protected from stray animals.
- Protecting crops from damage
- Promoting community farming
- Unity of farmers
- Possibility of increased production
Where to submit the application?
To register for the fencing scheme, farmers should visit their nearest agriculture department or Jan Suvidha Kendra. To encourage more and more farmers to use it, the application process has been kept clear and easy to understand.
