Betel Development Scheme: The state government is giving 50% subsidy on betel cultivation, know how to avail the benefit…
Betel Development Scheme: Under the Paan Vikas Yojana, the Department of Agriculture’s Horticulture Directorate, Government of Bihar, is encouraging the production of betel. Farmers with lower incomes will get financial support under this state government program. In fact, farmers would get a 50% subsidy under the Paan Vikas Yojana, which is expected to boost their revenue. This plan covers seven districts in the state, with Nalanda being one of the more important ones. In this state government initiative, the application procedure has begun, and the deadline for applications is March 25.
Let us inform you that the Paan Vikas Yojana has set a goal to grow betel on 10,000 square meters in the district of Nalanda. Between 100 and 300 square meters may be farmed by farmers. In this case, please provide us with all relevant information in detail.
The scheme’s primary goal
- to provide the farmers financial support.
- to maintain and advance the production of betel.
- to provide job possibilities in remote communities.
Details of the grant and cost
- A grant of Rs 11,750 would be given for cultivation on 100 square meters.
- A maximum grant of Rs 35,250 is available for cultivation on 300 square meters.
- About Rs 70,500 is the total cost (for 300 square meters).
Nalanda: A significant betel-growing hub
Based on the information provided, betel is grown in around 400 bighas in the Nalanda regions of Islampur and Rajgir. Bourisarai, Bouridih, Khudaganj, and the nearby villages are particularly well-known for producing Magahi betel. This plan includes the districts of Nalanda, Sheikhpura, Nawada, Aurangabad, Gaya, Vaishali, and Saran.
The Betel Development Scheme’s advantages
- The farmers’ financial circumstances will improve.
- Rural communities will see the creation of new job prospects.
- There will be protection for traditional betel growing.
- The state’s betel output will rise.
Documents needed for the plan
- The Aadhar card
- updated land receipt
- Details of a bank account
Farmers’ applications will be considered under this system on a first-come, first-served basis.
The scheme’s eligibility and application procedure
- Farmers may apply alone or in teams.
- Farmers who have benefited from this program within the past year or two are not eligible to apply again.
- The benefit won’t be accessible again for three years after the grant is awarded.
