STL
Soil Testing Laboratory
Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare Department launched the "Soil Testing Laboratory" scheme for the farmer on 01 April 2013.
States / UT: Meghalaya
Nodal department: Agriculture Department
Scheme for: Individual
Scheme profile
Scheme open date: 2013-04-01
Categories: Agriculture,Rural & Environment
Sub-categories: Soil health
Target beneficiaries: Individual
Tags: Farmers, Agriculture, Soil Health
Details
Description
- Soil Testing Lab - For analysing soil samples preceding the application of fertilizer in the correct dosage in farmers' field.
Objectives
- The analysis is free of cost of soil samples preceding application of fertilizers/ liming etc. for farmers along with distribution of Soil Health Card (SHC).
Mode of Selection of Beneficiary(s)
- Bonafide farmers have sufficient available cultivable land on a first come first served basis.
Benefits
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To provide soil testing services for farmers free of cost.
Soil Health Card (SHC).
Eligibility
- Bonafide farmers engaged in Agriculture
Application Process
Offline
Bonafide farmers can apply in plain paper through the nearest Agriculture Development Officer of a CD Block/Agriculture Circle.
Clarifications
Additional points from the scheme information published on myScheme (not legal advice).
- What is Soil Testing Laboratory scheme ?
- For analysing soil samples preceding application of fertilizer in correct dosage in farmers field.
- What is the benefits of this scheme ?
- To provide soil testing services for farmers free of cost and Distribution of Soil Health cards, Irrigation Water Quality testing.
- What is the eligibility for the scheme ?
- Bonafide farmers engaged in Agriculture.
- How to avail the benefits of the scheme ?
- Bonafide farmers can apply in plain paper through the nearest Agriculture Development Officer of a CD Block/Agriculture Circle.
- What is the mode of selection of Beneficiary ?
- Bonafide farmers have sufficient available cultivable land on a first come first served basis.
- Is there any fee or charges for the scheme ?
- No, there are no charges.
- Is there any age Restriction ?
- No, there is no age restriction.
- Whom to contact regarding this scheme ?
- 1. District Agriculture Officers of the concerned districts. 2. Sub-Divisional Agricultural Officers of the concerned sub-divisions. 3. District Training Officers, Tura/Shillong. 4. Agricultural Development Officers of the concerned Community and Rural Development Blocks.
- Is there any priority Female applicants ?
- No, its a first come first served basis.
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References
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