SFPK

Sthaniya Fasal Protsahan Karyakram

The program aims to promote the cultivation of local crops, enhance productivity, ensure the use of quality seeds, and provide fair prices to farmers in the mountain districts of Uttarakhand.

State In Kind

States / UT: Uttarakhand

Nodal department: Agriculture Department

Scheme for: Individual

Scheme profile

DBT (direct benefit transfer): No

Categories: Agriculture,Rural & Environment

Target beneficiaries: Individual

Tags: Farmer, Local Crop, Agriculture, Seed Production, Subsidy On Seed, Crop Promotion Program

Details

The scheme “Sthaniya Fasal Protsahan Karyakram” was launched by the Department of Agriculture, Government of Uttarakhand, to promote the cultivation of local crops, enhance productivity, ensure the use of quality seeds, and provide fair prices to farmers in the mountain districts of Uttarakhand.

Benefits

  • Under the scheme the following objectives will be achieved by distributing verified seeds of local crops at 100% subsidy: a. Distribution of certified seeds on subsidy to increase the cultivation area according to the specific region. b. Ensuring the recommended seed replacement rate is met. c. Enhancing production and productivity through the use of quality seeds. d. Promoting and encouraging the cultivation of local pulse crops. e. Ensuring farmers receive a fair price for their produce. Seed production will be carried out by the Agriculture Department in clusters formed under the Traditional Agriculture Development Scheme through the CLF/LC established under UGVS-REAP and directly by the Agriculture Department. For crops where traditional clusters are not operational clusters will be identified through CLF/LC for certified seed production. The Agriculture Department will conduct seed production programs in these areas and the produced seeds will be distributed region-wise after appropriate allocation. Traditional crops selected under the program: 1. Kidney Beans 2. Gahat 3. Ramdana 4. Red Rice 5. Maize – Nainital and Chakrata region 6. Bhatta 7. Ugal/Phafar 8. Kauni 9. Toor (Pigeon Pea)

Under the scheme, the following objectives will be achieved by distributing verified seeds of local crops at 100% subsidy:
a. Distribution of certified seeds on subsidy to increase the cultivation area according to the specific region.
b. Ensuring the recommended seed replacement rate is met.
c. Enhancing production and productivity through the use of quality seeds.
d. Promoting and encouraging the cultivation of local pulse crops.
e. Ensuring farmers receive a fair price for their produce.
Seed production will be carried out by the Agriculture Department in clusters formed under the Traditional Agriculture Development Scheme, through the CLF/LC established under UGVS-REAP, and directly by the Agriculture Department. For crops where traditional clusters are not operational, clusters will be identified through CLF/LC for certified seed production. The Agriculture Department will conduct seed production programs in these areas, and the produced seeds will be distributed region-wise after appropriate allocation.
Traditional crops selected under the program:

  1. Kidney Beans 2. Gahat 3. Ramdana 4. Red Rice 5. Maize – Nainital and Chakrata region 6. Bhatta 7. Ugal/Phafar 8. Kauni 9. Toor (Pigeon Pea)

Eligibility

  • All farmers from the mountain districts of Uttarakhand are eligible.

Application Process

Offline

All farmers belonging to the selected clusters.

Clarifications

Additional points from the scheme information published on myScheme (not legal advice).

What are the main objectives of the scheme?
- Distribute verified seeds at 100% subsidy. - Meet the recommended seed replacement rate. - Increase production and productivity through quality seeds. - Encourage local pulse crops. - Ensure fair prices for farmers’ produce. <br>
Which crops are covered under the scheme?
Traditional crops selected include: 1. Kidney Beans 2. Gahat 3. Ramdana 4. Red Rice 5. Maize (Nainital and Chakrata regions)6. Bhatta 7. Ugal/Phafar 8. Kauni 9. Toor (Pigeon Pea) <br>
Who is eligible for the scheme?
All farmers from the mountain districts of Uttarakhand are eligible. <br>
How are farmers selected for the scheme?
Farmers belonging to the selected clusters under the Traditional Agriculture Development Scheme or through CLF/LCs formed under UGVS-REAP are eligible. <br>
What is the subsidy provided under the scheme?
Verified seeds of local crops are provided at 100% subsidy. <br>
How will seeds be distributed?
Seeds produced will be allocated region-wise and made available for distribution to farmers in those areas. <br>

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