Launched on July 21, 2017, by the Agriculture Department of the Rajasthan government, the Kantedar Tarbandi Yojana aims to protect farmers’ crops from damage caused by stray animals. Many farmers suffer crop losses due to unfenced fields, and this scheme provides financial assistance for the installation of barbed wire enclosures around their fields.
Priority Categories
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Scheduled Caste Farmers:
17.83% participation for individual applicants. -
Scheduled Caste Farmers (Alternate):
13.48% participation. -
Women Farmers:
Priority for 30% participation.
Benefits
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Subsidy Amount:
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Small and Marginal Farmers: 60% of the total cost, capped at ₹48,000.
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Other Farmers: 50% of the total cost, capped at ₹40,000.
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Community Applications (Group of 10+ farmers with a collective minimum of 5 hectares): 70% of the total cost, capped at ₹56,000 per farmer.
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Land Covered:
Up to 400 meters of fencing per farmer.
Eligibility
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General Requirement:
Available to all categories of farmers. -
For Individual Farmers & Farmer Groups:
Must possess a minimum of 1.5 hectares of land at a single location. -
In Scheduled Tribe Areas:
A minimum of 0.5 hectares of land at one location is required. -
For Community Applications:
A group of 10 or more farmers must collectively own at least 5 hectares of land, with all plots located within the specified perimeter.
Application Process
Registration (Online)
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Visit Official Portal:
Go to the official portal and click on “Register.” -
SSO Registration:
You will be redirected to the SSO registration page where you can choose either the Jan Aadhaar or Google option.-
Jan Aadhaar Option:
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Enter your Jan Aadhaar number and click ‘Next.’
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Select your name, head of the family, and other members.
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Click ‘Send OTP,’ enter the OTP, then click ‘Verify OTP’ to complete registration.
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Google Option:
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Enter your Gmail ID and click ‘Next,’ then enter your password.
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A new SSO link will appear; click on it.
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Create your SSO ID and password.
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Enter your mobile number and complete registration.
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Submit Registration:
Once all details are filled in, submit the form.
Application (After Registration)
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Login:
Visit the official portal and log in. -
Dashboard Access:
Click on the “RAJ-KISAN” option. -
Application Entry:
Under the “Farmer” section, click on “Application Entry Request.” -
Search Details:
Enter your Bhamashah ID or Jan Aadhaar ID and search. -
Select & Authenticate:
Select your name and scheme, complete Aadhaar authentication, and click “Get Details.” -
Provide Required Details:
Fill in the necessary information including pensioner details, bank details, disability details, verification details, and upload the required documents. -
Submit Application:
Once all sections are completed, submit your application.
Documents Required
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Aadhaar Card
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Address proof
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Identity card
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Land-related documents
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Ration Card
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Mobile number proof
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Passport size photo
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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What is the objective of the scheme?
To safeguard farmers’ crops by providing financial assistance for fencing to protect against stray animals. -
How much financial assistance is available under the Tarbandi Scheme?
Assistance varies:-
Small and marginal farmers get 60% of the cost (up to ₹48,000).
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Other farmers get 50% of the cost (up to ₹40,000).
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Community applications receive 70% of the cost (up to ₹56,000 per farmer).
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Can persons from other states apply for this scheme?
This scheme is specifically designed for farmers in Rajasthan. -
What is the financial eligibility for applicants?
The scheme is available to all eligible farmers meeting the land holding criteria as specified. -
Who can benefit from the scheme?
All categories of farmers, including individual farmers and groups, provided they meet the land holding requirements. -
What is the minimum land holding eligibility for individuals and farmer groups?
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For individuals: Minimum 1.5 hectares at a single location (0.5 hectares in Scheduled Tribe areas).
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For groups: At least 5 hectares collectively for a group of 10 or more farmers.
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What is DBT?
Direct Benefit Transfer, a system to transfer subsidies directly to the beneficiaries’ bank accounts. -
Is this scheme for urban areas?
No, it is specifically aimed at rural farmers. -
What is the limit of fencing provided per farmer?
Up to 400 meters of fencing per farmer.