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Bihar State Crop Assistance Scheme 2024: Many schemes are being run for farmers by the Central and State Government. To protect farmers from losses due to unseasonal rains and natural disasters, the Government of Bihar has launched Bihar State Crop Assistance Scheme (Bihar State Crop Assistance Scheme) in the interest of farmers. Under this, crop insurance of farmers is done by the government. Its objective is to reduce the damage caused to farmers' crops during natural disasters. So let us know the complete information related to this.
Who will get the benefit of this scheme?
Only farmers of Bihar can avail the benefit of this scheme. Online application can be made for Kharif 2023 season. Also, its benefits will be available to ryot and non-ryot farmers, partly to ryot and non-ryot farmers.
What is Bihar State Crop Assistance Scheme?
If you want to apply for this scheme then apply online as soon as possible. If the crop gets damaged due to any natural disaster like flood, drought etc., then financial assistance is given to the farmers through this scheme. Through this scheme, farmers are provided ₹7500 per hectare if they suffer losses up to 20%.
On which crops are the benefits of the scheme available?
Kharif crops under this scheme include paddy, maize, soybean, potato, brinjal, tomato and cabbage. Farmers of all 38 districts of the state will get the benefit of this scheme.
What are the conditions of this scheme?
There is a facility to select more than one crop under Bihar State Crop Assistance Scheme. Under the scheme, assistance will be paid for a maximum of 2 hectares per farmer. Farmers of Nagar Panchayat/City Council area are also eligible to avail the benefits of the scheme.
How to check crop insurance?
Within 72 hours of applying, the insurance company will inform the concerned bank, local agriculture department of government/district authorities or on our toll free number (1800 200 7710) or National Crop Insurance Portal.
Apply through this direct link
https://dbtagriculture.bihar.gov.in/RegFarmer/
These documents will be needed
- You will need some documents to apply for this scheme. As-
- Passport size photograph (should be less than 50 KB)
- identity card
- Copy of first page of bank passbook
- residential certificate
Application has to be made like this
- To apply online for Bihar State Crop Assistance Scheme 2024, first of all you have to go to the official website http://state.bihar.gov.in/cooperative.
- After coming to the home page, you will get the option of Click here to register for Bihar State Crop Assistance Scheme/Procurement, on which you will have to click.
- As soon as you click, a new page will open, here you will have to click here for farmer registration in the Agriculture Department.
- After clicking, the official website of Direct Benefit Transfer, Agriculture Department, Government of Bihar will open in front of you.
- Now here you will have to register in the registration tab itself.
- After clicking, its registration form will open in front of you, now you will have to fill this registration form step by step carefully and correctly.
- Finally you have to click on submit option and create your login ID and password.
- After this apply for Bihar State Crop Assistance Scheme. After registration, you will have to come to the homepage of the official website of Bihar State Crop Assistance Scheme and Procurement-Cooperation Department.
- Now here you will get options to apply. After clicking, the application form will open in front of you, which you will have to fill carefully.
- After this all the required documents have to be scanned and uploaded and finally click on submit option and get the receipt.
- You can also call the call center for any other assistance. Toll free number 180001800110 has been issued to help the farmers. Apart from this, you can also take help from the Block Cooperative Extension Officer/Executive Assistant.
When is Rabi crop?
Rabi crop is sown in the month of October-November. They are harvested from April to June. The crops grown at this time are wheat, barley, potato, gram, lentils, linseed, peas and mustard.