The scheme offers financial assistance to farmers in Gujarat for the cultivation of floriculture crops, including loose, cut, and tuberous flowers, based on crop type and farmer category.
The scheme offers financial assistance to farmers in Gujarat for the cultivation of floriculture crops, including loose, cut, and tuberous flowers, based on crop type and farmer category.
The scheme "Assistance Program for Planting in Floriculture" introduced by the Agriculture, Farmers Welfare and Cooperation Department, Gujarat, aims to encourage floriculture in Gujarat by offering financial support to farmers cultivating various types of flowers. The assistance amount varies depending on the type of flower and whether the farmer is classified as a small/marginal or other category.
> Loose Flowers:
₹16,000 per hectare or 40% of cost for small/ marginal farmers.
₹10,000 per hectare or 25% of cost for other farmers.
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> Stem (Cut) Flowers:
₹40,000 per hectare or 40% of cost for small/ marginal farmers.
₹25,000 per hectare or 25% of cost for other farmers.
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> Tuberous Flowers:
₹60,000/- per hectare or 40% of cost for small/ marginal farmers.
₹37,500/- per hectare or 25% of cost for other farmers.
Step 1: Online — Step 1
The applicant may visit and apply online at I-Khedut Portal: https://ikhedut.gujarat.gov.in/
Step 2: Online — Step 2
On the home page, click on ‘Schemes’ and then click on ‘Agricultural Schemes’.
Step 3: Online — Step 3
Now select the scheme, click on the ‘Apply’ button and an application page will open.
Step 4: Online — Step 4
Click on "Apply New" button and submit a new application.
Step 5: Online — Step 5
Click on the "Update Application" button to add corrections to the application.
Step 6: Online — Step 6
Once the application is done, confirm it.
Step 7: Online — Step 7
Take a print out of the confirmed application.
Step 8: Online — Step 8
Applicant can also check their Application Status/View/Print/Upload Application details from the below link: https://ikhedut.gujarat.gov.in/public/frm_Applicant_Corner.aspx > Contact Us: Click here.
The scheme aims to offer financial assistance to farmers in Gujarat for the cultivation of floriculture crops, including loose, cut, and tuberous flowers, based on crop type and farmer category. <br> <br>
Farmers who are engaged in floriculture cultivation are eligible to apply for the scheme. <br> <br>
The scheme provides financial assistance for the cultivation of loose flowers, stem (cut) flowers, and tuberous flowers. <br> <br>
Depending on the category of the farmer and the type of flower cultivated, the assistance ranges from ₹10,000/- to ₹60,000/- per hectare. <br> <br>
No, there is no income limit for individual or family income to be eligible for this scheme.
Applicants can apply on the iKhedut portal to avail the benefits of the scheme.
Applicants are required to submit an Aadhaar card and Vehicle purchase invoice. .
The applicant should contact the nearest agriculture office or visit the iKhedut portal for more information.
Yes, the scheme is open to all farmers, regardless of caste, category, or social group. <br> <br>
Applications are accepted only on the official government portal.
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