The scheme aims to provide financial assistance to farmers who suffer crop losses of 33% or more due to natural calamities such as floods, heavy rainfall, drought, hailstorms, or other notified disasters.
The scheme aims to provide financial assistance to farmers who suffer crop losses of 33% or more due to natural calamities such as floods, heavy rainfall, drought, hailstorms, or other notified disasters.
The scheme “Agricultural Investment Subsidy (in Case of Crop Damage of 33% or More)” is implemented by the Uttarakhand State Disaster Management Authority under the Department of Disaster Management, Government of Uttarakhand. The scheme aims to provide financial assistance to farmers who suffer crop losses of 33% or more due to natural calamities such as floods, heavy rainfall, drought, hailstorms, or other notified disasters.
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Under this scheme:
₹8,500/- per hectare is provided for Agriculture, Horticulture, and Annual Crops in unirrigated areas. A minimum of ₹1,000/- is payable.
₹17,000/- per hectare is provided for Areas with Assured Irrigation. The minimum amount of assistance payable to any farmer will be ₹2,000/-.
For Evergreen Crops - ₹22,500/- per hectare is admissible for all types of evergreen crops. The minimum amount payable is ₹2,500/-.
₹6,000/- per hectare is payable to Sericulture Farmers.
₹7,000/- per hectare is payable for eri, mulberry and tussar crops.
A minimum assistance of ₹1,000/- is payable for Munga crops.
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Step 1: Offline application
Information about the disaster and the resulting damage is received from various sources. The concerned Patwari verifies the damage and records it in the P-20 form. The Patwari’s report is subsequently verified by the Tehsildar and the Sub-Divisional Magistrate. Approval is then obtained from the District Magistrate. Once the District Magistrate’s approval is received, relief funds are disbursed to the concerned beneficiaries at the Tehsil level. <br>
The applicant must be a resident farmer of Uttarakhand engaged in agricultural activities within the state. <br>
Farmers must have suffered a minimum crop loss of 33% or more to be eligible for financial assistance under this scheme. <br>
Yes, assistance is available for agriculture, horticulture, evergreen crops, and sericulture crops, as per the prescribed rates. <br>
Farmers in unirrigated areas receive ₹8,500 per hectare for agriculture, horticulture, and annual crops, with a minimum assistance of ₹1,000. <br>
In areas with assured irrigation, farmers receive ₹17,000 per hectare, with a minimum assistance of ₹2,000. <br>
No, the assistance is payable only for the sown area where the crop damage has occurred. <br>
Crop damage information is collected from various sources and verified by the concerned Patwari, who records the details in the P-20 form. <br>
The District Magistrate (DM) provides the final approval for the disbursement of financial assistance to eligible farmers. <br>
After approval from the District Magistrate, relief funds are disbursed at the Tehsil level to the concerned beneficiaries. <br>
Applications are accepted only on the official government portal.
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