Agriculture news: The government keeps running beneficial schemes for farmers every day. The farmer is called the country’s food provider. Farming and farming are the life of every village in India. But there are many issues in farming which farmers have to face. To make farming easier, the government keeps bringing new schemes for farmers every day. Today we are going to tell you about some such farmer welfare schemes. If you are also a farmer, then this article is very important for you.
Kisan Credit Card Scheme
Credit card is a beneficial scheme for farmers. Kisan Credit Card Scheme provides financial help to farmers for farming. Farmers can easily take loan through credit card for farming. The interest rate in this is also very low. Credit card is a type of card in which farmers are given a credit limit which they can use in their agricultural work. Farmers have to pay its money after a fixed time, if farmers are unable to pay the bill on time, then negligible interest is charged on them.
Prime Minister Crop Insurance Scheme
Many times farmers have to face many difficulties during farming. In such a situation, many times farmers also suffer losses in farming. To compensate for this loss, farmers have been given the gift of Prime Minister Crop Insurance Scheme. Under this scheme, farmers are compensated for their loss in case of loss in farming, and they are provided financial security. Information about this scheme can be taken from any farmer advisor.
Prime Minister Agricultural Irrigation Scheme
To provide water to farmers for irrigation of farming, the Central Government gives the benefit of Agricultural Irrigation Scheme to the farmers. Under this scheme, proper facilities are provided to the farmers by the government. Under this scheme, farmers can get water sprinklers, drip irrigation systems as well as other irrigation equipment installed in their fields. Farmers can easily avail the benefits of this scheme.
Pradhan Mantri Kusum Yojana
In view of the electricity problem in villages, the government started the Kusum scheme, so that farmers do not have to face electricity related problems in farming and water can be provided to the fields on time. Under this scheme, farmers are also encouraged to install solar panels for which they are also given subsidy. Farmers can easily generate electricity from this solar panel and can also earn income by selling the produced electricity. Farmers can also buy solar pumps under this scheme.
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