NMEO-OP
National Mission on Edible Oils and Oil Palm (NMEO-OP)
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States / UT: Gujarat
Ministry / nodal: Ministry of Agriculture
Department: Agriculture and Co-operation Department
Nodal department: Agriculture and Co-operation Department
Scheme for: Individual
Scheme profile
DBT (direct benefit transfer): Yes
Target beneficiaries: Farmers
Tags: Agriculture, Oil Palm, Subsidy, Farmers, Financial Assistance, Intercropping, Training, Irrigation, Seed Garden, Nursery, Maintenance, Direct Benefit Transfer
Details
The National Mission on Edible Oils and Oil Palm (NMEO-OP) aims to promote the cultivation of oil palm in India. The scheme provides financial assistance for planting materials, maintenance, and input costs for intercropping in oil palm. Farmers can receive subsidies for local and imported seedlings, as well as support for maintenance during the gestation period of four years. The assistance includes various components such as seed gardens, nurseries, drip irrigation, harvesting tools, and training for farmers.
Benefits
- - Planting materials: Rs. 20,000/ha for local seedlings and Rs. 29,000/ha for imported seedlings
- Maintenance and input cost for intercropping: Rs. 42,000/ha over four years, with Rs. 10,500 for each year
- Establishment of seed gardens and nurseries with financial support
- Drip irrigation and water harvesting structures with up to 50% expense coverage
- Training programs for farmers and officers
- Replanting support for old oil palm gardens
- Planting materials: Rs. 20,000/ha for local seedlings and Rs. 29,000/ha for imported seedlings.
- Maintenance and input cost for intercropping: Rs. 42,000/ha over four years, with Rs. 10,500 for each year.
- Establishment of seed gardens and nurseries with financial support.
- Drip irrigation and water harvesting structures with up to 50% expense coverage.
- Training programs for farmers and officers.
- Replanting support for old oil palm gardens.
Eligibility
All farmers are eligible to apply for this scheme. Required documents include:
- Aadhar card
- Land record (7-12 and 8-A)
- Bank passbook or cancelled cheque
- Caste certificate (if applicable)
- Disability certificate from competent authority (if applicable)
Application Process
Online
Applications can be submitted online at iKhedut Portal. The application form is available for free. For more details, visit the Department of Agriculture and Co-operation.
Documents Required
No document list is available for this scheme yet.
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