Fodder Minikits under Tribal Area Sub Plan (TASP) Scheme (ST Category)
At a Glance
Scheme Category
Agriculture,Rural & Environment,Animal husbandry,Agricultural Inputs- seeds, fertilizer etc.
Target Beneficiaries
Individual
Brief Description
The scheme “Fodder Minikits under Tribal Area Sub Plan (TASP) Scheme” is implemented by the Directorate of Animal Husbandry, Government of Gujarat to provide an improved variety of fodder seeds to Scheduled Tribe beneficiaries for widespread publicity, demonstration, and adaptation by farmers.
Benefit Type
In Kind
Eligibility Criteria
1. The beneficiary should be a permanent resident of Gujarat. 1. The beneficiary of the Scheduled Tribe (ST) category can avail the benefit under this scheme. 1. The beneficiary should possess 10 Guntha of land to his or her name.
Application Mode
Offline
Application Process
To avail the benefits of the scheme, the beneficiary may contact a nearby <nis:link nis:type=webUrl nis:id=slugId nis:text="Veterinary Dispensary" nis:value=https://farmer.gov.in/vetcentres.aspx?scode=04 nis:enabled=true/> or First Aid Veterinary Centre.
Required Documents
- Identity proof
- Proof of Residence
- Proof of possessing10 Guntha of land
- Any other documents as required
FAQs
Who implements this scheme?
The scheme is implemented by the Directorate of Animal Husbandry, Agriculture, Farmers Welfare, and Co-operation Department, Government of Gujarat.
What are the benefits of this scheme?
Eligible beneficiaries receive fodder seed minikits of 3 Kg, 7 Kg, or 10 Kg.
Who is eligible to benefit from this scheme?
Permanent residents of Gujarat, particularly those belonging to the Scheduled Tribe (ST) category, are eligible.
Are there any land ownership requirements for eligibility?
Yes, the beneficiary should possess at least 10 Guntha of land in their name.
How can I avail myself of this scheme?
You can avail the benefits by contacting a nearby Veterinary dispensary or First Aid Veterinary Centre.
Are there any specific types of fodder seeds provided under this scheme?
Yes, improved varieties of fodder seeds are provided to beneficiaries.