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Cluster Mei Bagwani Ki Yojana

The scheme aims to promote cluster-based cultivation of selected crops, including guava, amla, lemon, bael, lemongrass, papaya, marigold, dragon fruit, and strawberry.

Authority

State/ UT

Region

Bihar

Status

Verified 2026

Updated

March 2026

What you get

- Subsidy for Standard Crops: ₹1,00,000/- per acre for guava, amla, lemon, bael, lemongrass, papaya, and marigold | - First Installment: 65,000/-; | - Second Installment (if plant survival reaches 75%): 35,000/-). | - Subsidy for Premium Crops: ₹2,00,000/- per acre for dragon fruit and strawberry ( | - First Installment: 1,30,000/-; | - Second Installment (if plant survival reaches 75%): 70,000/-). | - Supply of plant material. | Note: Beneficiary allocation: | - General Category: 78.56%. | - Scheduled Castes: 20%. | - Scheduled Tribes: 1.44%. | - Women Participation: 30%.

Who can apply

The applicant should be an individual farmers/ farmers group/ Farmers Producer Organisation (FPO)/ cooperative society or registered institution.; The applicant must have agricultural land a minimum of 0.25 acres and a maximum of 10 acres (25 acres for cluster area).; The applicant must be registered on the DBT portal.

Required Paperwork

  • Aadhaar Card
  • PAN Card
  • Income Certificate
  • Residence Proof (Domicile)

Common Questions

What is "Cluster Mei Bagani Ki Yojana"?

"Cluster Mei Bagani Ki Yojana" is a government initiative aimed at promoting cluster-based farming of selected high-value crops by providing financial assistance to farmers.

Which crops are covered under this scheme?

The scheme includes guava, amla, lemon, bael, lemongrass, papaya, marigold, dragon fruit, and strawberry as eligible crops.

What is the minimum and maximum area eligible for subsidy under the scheme?

The scheme provides subsidies for a minimum area of 0.25 acres (0.1 hectare) and a maximum of 10 acres (4 hectares) per applicant.

How much subsidy is provided under "Cluster Mei Bagani Ki Yojana"?

Farmers are eligible for a subsidy of up to [?]1,00,000/- per acre for crops such as guava, amla, lemon, bael, lemongrass, papaya, and marigold. For dragon fruit and strawberry, the subsidy is higher, up to [?]2,00,000/- per acre.

How is the subsidy amount disbursed to the beneficiaries?

The subsidy is paid in two installments, with 65% of the amount provided initially and the remaining 35% given later.

Are non-landowners eligible to benefit from the scheme?

Yes, non-landowners are eligible to apply if they submit a valid Contract Form in the prescribed format, which is available for download on the official portal.

How can applicants ensure that their registered bank details are correct?

Applicants are advised to verify their registered bank details in the "Direct Benefit Transfer" (DBT) system before submitting their applications.

What is the priority for women farmers under the scheme?

The scheme reserves a minimum of 30% of the beneficiary slots for women farmers across all categories to encourage their participation.

How is financial assistance provided under the scheme?

Financial assistance is directly transferred to the beneficiaries' registered bank accounts through the "Direct Benefit Transfer" (DBT).

Who can farmers contact for further details or support regarding the scheme?

Farmers can reach out to their local agriculture department office or visit the official portal of the scheme for additional information and assistance.