Bio Control Laboratory and Pesticides Testing Laboratory Scheme
The scheme provides free bio control agents to farmers in Meghalaya to promote organic farming practices.
Key facts
| Benefit | Free distribution of bio control agents to farmers. |
|---|---|
| Who | Bonafide farmers in Meghalaya with cultivable land. |
| Implemented by | Department of Agriculture & Farmers’ Welfare, Government of Meghalaya. |
| Application window | Open all year on a first come first served basis |
Benefits
Beneficiaries receive free distribution of bio control agents, which are intended to enhance organic plant health management and promote organic crop production.
Who can apply
- For: farmer
- Resident of Meghalaya
- owns cultivable land
Farmers residing in Meghalaya who own cultivable land are eligible to apply for this scheme. Only bona fide farmers engaged in agriculture can participate, while those without cultivable land are excluded.
How to apply
Eligible farmers can apply by submitting a written application to the relevant agricultural authorities.
- Write an application on plain paper.
- Attach required documents, including a passport-size photograph and identity proof.
- Submit the application and documents to the nearest Agriculture Development Officer at a CD Block or Agriculture Circle.
Documents required
- Passport-size photograph
- Identity Proof
- Documents proof of having sufficient available cultivable land
- Any other document as required
Frequently asked questions
What is the main goal of the scheme?
The scheme aims to produce and distribute bio control agents to farmers to promote organic plant health management and organic crop production.
Who is responsible for implementing this scheme?
The Department of Agriculture & Farmers’ Welfare, Government of Meghalaya, is responsible for implementing this scheme.
What type of assistance does the scheme provide?
The scheme offers free distribution of bio control agents to farmers to encourage their use in managing plant health.
What documents are needed to apply?
Applicants must provide a passport-size photograph, identity proof, and documents proving ownership of sufficient cultivable land.
How are beneficiaries selected for the scheme?
Beneficiaries are selected on a first-come, first-served basis, depending on the availability of materials.
Whom should I contact for more information?
Farmers can contact District Agriculture Officers, Sub-Divisional Agricultural Officers, or Agricultural Development Officers in their respective areas for assistance.
Always confirm the latest details on the official portal before applying.
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