PCARDB - Tea

Primary Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Bank - For Plantation (Tea)

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State

States / UT: Tamil Nadu

Department: Co-operation, Food and Consumer Protection Department

Nodal department: Co-operation, Food and Consumer Protection Department

Scheme for: Individual

Scheme profile

DBT (direct benefit transfer): No

Target beneficiaries: Farmers

Tags: Agriculture, Tea, Loans, Farmers, Cooperation, Development, Plantation, State Sponsored, Financial Assistance, Interest Rates, Grants, Rural Development

Details

The scheme provides loans for the purpose of plantation, specifically for tea cultivation. It is managed by the Co-operation, Food and Consumer Protection Department and is sponsored by the state. The maximum loan amount available is Rs.33,000 per acre, with an interest rate that ranges from 11% to 12.5%. This scheme aims to support farmers engaged in tea plantation.

Purpose for which loan can be obtained : Plantation (Tea)
Maximum amount of loan : Rs.33,000 per acre
Rate of interest (Subject to change): 11% to 12.5%

Sponsored by: State
Funding pattern: Purpose for which loan can be obtained : Plantation (Tea)
Maximum amount of loan : Rs.33,000 per acre
Rate of interest (Subject to change): 11% to 12.5%
Scheme type: na

Benefits

  • - Grants for tea plantation
  • Maximum loan of Rs.33,000 per acre
  • Competitive interest rates (11% to 12.5%)
  • Grants for tea plantation
  • Maximum loan of Rs.33,000 per acre
  • Competitive interest rates (11% to 12.5%)

Eligibility

Farmers engaged in tea plantation can apply for this scheme.

Application Process

Offline

To avail the loan, farmers should contact the Secretary or Special Officer of the Co-operation, Food and Consumer Protection Department.

References

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