Bihar Government Launches ₹10 Lakh Subsidy Scheme for Farmers.
Name: Apurva Tripathi Date: Aug 18, 2025
Subsidy For Bihar Farmers: Bihar Horticulture Subsidy 2025 With the aim of providing the farmers with higher income, the Government of Bihar has rolled out a new subsidy scheme. In a major step to boost farmer income and promote agricultural diversification, the Government of Bihar has introduced a new crop diversification subsidy scheme under its Horticulture Development Programme. The scheme is designed to reduce dependence on traditional grain crops and encourage farmers to shift towards climate-resilient horticulture farming, which promises higher profitability and steady market demand. .
Benefits of Bihar’s New Fruit Cultivation Subsidy.
1. Promoting Climate-Resilient and Profitable Farming.
The Department of Horticulture, Bihar, has fixed the unit cost of cultivation at ₹1 lakh per hectare, with the government providing a 50% subsidy to farmers up to ₹10 lakh. Officials highlight that horticulture crops like guava, amla, lemon, and apple ber:
● Require lower input costs compared to grain crops.
● Offer steady market demand year-round.
● Are more resilient to climate variations
● Provide higher returns for small and marginal farmers
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This makes fruit cultivation a sustainable and long-term source of income for rural communities.

Crop-Wise Cultivation Targets in Bihar.
To ensure balanced promotion, the government has allocated specific targets for each fruit crop. These targets aim to gradually expand horticulture farming in Bihar’s agro-climatic zones, providing farmers with more profitable opportunities.
1.Two-Stage Subsidy Payment for Farmers:
The financial support will be provided in two installments:
1. 60% of the subsidy after planting saplings
2. 40% of the subsidy in the following year for crop maintenance
This phased subsidy model ensures farmers receive ongoing financial support, not just during planting but also during the crucial early-care phase.
Eligibility and Application Process.
Interested farmers can apply through the official Bihar Horticulture Department portal. Key details include:
● The scheme follows a first-come, first-served basis
● Minimum land requirement: 0.1 hectare
● Maximum land covered: 4 hectares
● Beyond 4 hectares, no subsidy is available
Documents Required:
● Land ownership proof (last 2 years)
● Aadhaar card or a valid government ID
● Other documents as specified during the application
Once verified, a work order is issued, followed by an inspection of the plantation site. The subsidy is then directly transferred to the farmer’s bank account via DBT (Direct Benefit Transfer).
How To Apply?
● Visit the official website of the Horticulture Department of Bihar
(http://horticulture.bihar.gov.in)
● Click on the link “Small Nursery Ki Sthapna / छोटी नर्सरी की स्थापना” or you can obtain the form directly via this link
(https://horticulture.bihar.gov.in/HORTMIS/ProjectBasedActivity/ProjectDocuments/
SmallNursery_2025-26_ApplicationForm.pdf)
● Provide the required documents and details.
The Bihar Government’s new subsidy scheme for fruit cultivation is a progressive step towards climate-smart farming and farmer prosperity. By shifting focus from traditional grain crops to high-value horticulture, the scheme ensures better resilience, higher profitability, and long-term sustainability for Bihar’s farming community.
Farmers interested in applying should register early on the Horticulture Department portal to secure their spot under the first-come, first-served policy.
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