The “Naye Fal Bagicho Ki Sthapana” scheme under the Agriculture Department of the Rajasthan government aims to boost farmers’ income by promoting the cultivation of high-value fruit crops. The scheme facilitates the establishment of new orchards by providing financial support and subsidies, enabling farmers to access necessary resources and inputs for fruit cultivation. This initiative focuses on increasing profitability compared to traditional crops and supports sustainable agricultural practices.
Important Points
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Drip Irrigation Requirement:
Installation of drip plants is mandatory for gardens. Fruit plants are provided to farmers only after the drip plant is established. -
Exemption for Tribal Farmers:
Farmers from tribal areas planting gardens less than 0.4 hectares are exempt from the drip irrigation system requirement. -
Subsidy for Orchard Establishment:
The scheme offers a subsidy for establishing fruit orchards. The grant is provided when saplings are purchased from Accredited Nursery, Ramhans Nursery, Government Undertaking, Agricultural Universities, Agriculture Colleges, Semi-Government institutions, Research Centers, Farms, or any other government institution. -
Grant Disbursement:
After physical verification, the grant amount is directly credited to the farmer’s bank account.
Benefits
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For High-Value and Common Interval Crops:
Maximum grant is 50% of the unit cost, up to a maximum of Rs. 30,000 per hectare. -
For Intensive Horticultural Orchards:
Maximum grant is 40% of the unit cost, up to a maximum of Rs. 40,000 per hectare. -
Area Coverage:
The grant is available for a minimum area of 0.4 hectares and a maximum of 4.0 hectares. -
Additional Benefit for Small/Marginal Farmers:
An additional 25% grant is provided for small/marginal farmers.
Eligibility
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The applicant must be a farmer and a native of Rajasthan.
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The applicant should have ownership of agricultural land along with access to irrigation sources.
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Eligible landholding is between 0.4 and 4 hectares.
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For Scheduled Caste/Tribe farmers and those in tribal areas, the minimum eligible area is 0.2 hectares.
Application Process
Online Registration
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Step 1: Visit the official portal.
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Step 2: Click on the “Register” option.
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Step 3: You will be redirected to the SSO registration page which offers:
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Citizen registration options.
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Step 4: Choose either one of the following methods:
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Jan Aadhaar:
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Enter the Jan Aadhaar number and click on the ‘Next’ button.
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Select your name, the head of the family’s name, and the names of all other family members.
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Click on the ‘Send OTP’ button, enter the OTP, and click on ‘Verify OTP’ to complete registration.
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Google:
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Enter your Gmail ID and click on the ‘Next’ button.
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Enter your password.
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A new SSO link will appear; click on it, create your SSO ID, set your password, and verify your mobile number.
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Step 5: Complete the registration process.
Apply
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Step 1: Visit the official portal and log in.
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Step 2: After login, your dashboard will open.
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Step 3: Click on the “RAJ-KISAN” option.
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Step 4: Under the “Farmer” section, click on “Application Entry Request.”
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Step 5: Enter your “Bhamashah ID” or “Janaadhaar ID” and click search.
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Step 6: Select the appropriate name and scheme.
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Step 7: Complete Aadhaar Authentication and click on “Get Details.”
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Step 8: Provide the required details including:
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Pensioner Details
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Bank Details
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Disability Details
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Verification Details
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Upload Documents
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Step 9: Submit your application.
Documents Required
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Aadhar Card / Janadhar Card
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Copy of Jamabandi (not more than six months old)
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Passport-size photo
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Copy of Bank Passbook
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the objective of the scheme?
To facilitate the cultivation of high-value fruit crops and enhance farmers’ income through the establishment of new orchards. -
How many hectares of area will the grant be given to a farmer?
The grant is available for a minimum of 0.4 hectares and a maximum of 4.0 hectares. -
How many hectares should there be for Scheduled Caste/Tribe farmers and tribal areas?
For Scheduled Caste/Tribe farmers and tribal areas, the minimum area is 0.2 hectares. -
Is there any agricultural land criteria?
Yes, the applicant must have agricultural land ownership along with irrigation sources. -
What documents are required for this scheme?
Required documents include the Aadhar Card/Janadhar Card, a recent copy of Jamabandi, a passport-size photo, and a copy of the bank passbook. -
What do you mean by Jamabandi?
Jamabandi is the revenue record that details the ownership and details of agricultural land. -
May other state persons also apply for this scheme?
The scheme is applicable only to native farmers of Rajasthan. -
How can I apply online?
The application can be submitted through the official portal following the online registration and application process. -
How long is the Jamabandi copy valid?
The Jamabandi copy must be not more than six months old.