Elephant grass is offered to milking animals for their well-being. As a result, their bodies don’t lack for water, and they make milk effectively. However, it may also be challenging and expensive to cultivate grass in the heat. Elephant grass cultivation requires watering plants every four to five days. In this case, growing green grass turns out to be a highly costly endeavor for the farmers. However, since the government is now giving farmers subsidies for growing Napier grass, farmers no longer need to worry about growing grass.

The significance of elephant grass

Napier Khas is another name for elephant grass. Its look is identical to that of sugarcane. Elephant grass may be grown all year round. This grass is very nutrient-rich. Animals may benefit from elephant grass. Elephant grass keeps cows’ and goats’ digestive systems in good shape and their bodies cool when fed to them in the heat. Elephant grass has the unique ability to be grown successfully in any season.

Grants for agriculture

The state of Rajasthan has made a significant statement. The Rajasthani government offers farmers a payment of up to Rs 10,000 per acre if they are presently growing elephant grass. This program is only available to farmers in the state of Rajasthan. You may submit an application for this by visiting your local Comus Service Center.

Agriculture inspectors will conduct a physical inspection.

According to the source, farmers will only get subsidies after a physical check of their farms. Every district’s agriculture officials will physically check the fields before accepting a subsidy application and transferring the appropriate amount to the farmer’s account. Farmers must apply for this by going to the Raj Kisan Sathi website.