Distribution of Seeds of more productions verities / Hybrids verities Seeds and fertilizer at subsidies etc. to Adivasi farmers in Tribal Area: Distribution of Minor and Micro Elements - Gujarat
The scheme aims to enhance productivity for Adivasi farmers through the provision of subsidised seeds, fertilisers, and supporting agricultural inputs. Through this scheme, such inputs are provided to Scheduled Tribe farmers to boost crop yields and livelihoods.
At a glance
| Level | State government |
|---|---|
| Issued by | Government of Gujarat |
| States and UTs | Gujarat |
| Areas | |
| Scheme for | Individuals |
| Tags | Adivasi Farmers, Crop Production, Livelihood, Seeds, Fertilizer, Subsidies |
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