New Delhi If you are a farmer and are thinking of buying a tractor, then there is useful news for you. Explain that on behalf of the Haryana Agriculture Department, a subsidy of Rs 3 lakh to 4 lakh will be given to the scheduled caste farmers of Haryana on the purchase of a new (Tractor) above 35 horse power under the SB 89 scheme.
For which the concerned farmers should apply through online application on Saral Portal till January 10.
District in-charge of Agricultural Engineering and Assistant Agricultural Engineer Engineer DS Yadav said that a target has been set to allot above 35 horse power on the grant under the said scheme by the Directorate of Agriculture.
Those farmers of scheduled caste will be able to take advantage of the grant scheme of the department. Where the applicant has the condition of having his own new tarcter.
He told that under various schemes on behalf of the department, tractor-driven agricultural machinery is made available to the farmers on subsidy on various agricultural machinery. Only those farmers can apply in this. Those who have their own tractor.
Application will be like this
If the application receives more than the set target of 30, then the district level executive committee constituted under the chairmanship of the Deputy Commissioner will select the beneficiary through draw of lots.
After Jain, the concerned farmer will have to purchase the tractor from the tractor manufacturers approved by the department within 15 days and present its bill and other documents in the office of Deputy Agriculture Director or Assistant Agriculture Engineer.
application conditions
According to the instructions issued by the Directorate of Agriculture, only Scheduled Caste farmers can apply in the above schemes. Which is registered on Meri Fasal Mera Byora Portal.
While applying online on Saral portal, the applicant will have to upload family identity card, bank statement, permanent AC number, pan card, Aadhaar card, and scheduled caste certificate issued by the competent authority on the portal.
