Chief Minister Sustainable Agriculture Irrigation Scheme - Magel Tyala Shettale (Individual Farm Pond)
The scheme provides financial assistance for constructing individual farm ponds in Maharashtra.
Key facts
| Benefit | ₹75,000 (one-time subsidy) |
|---|---|
| Who | Farmers in Maharashtra |
| How paid | Aadhaar-linked bank account |
| Implemented by | Ministry of Agriculture, Maharashtra |
| Official portal | mahadbt.maharashtra.gov.in |
| Application window | Open all year for online applications |
Benefits
Eligible farmers can receive a one-time subsidy ranging from ₹14,433 to ₹75,000, depending on the size of the farm pond constructed.
Who can apply
- For: farmer
- Resident of Maharashtra
- owns cultivable land
- not income tax payer
- no government employee in family
- poor household
Farmers residing in Maharashtra who own cultivable land can apply for this scheme. Key exclusions include those who are income tax payers, government employees, or have previously availed similar subsidies.
Who is not eligible
- Farmers who have previously availed subsidy for farm pond or community tank
How to apply
Applications must be submitted online through the Maha-DBT portal.
- Visit the Maha-DBT portal.
- Register as a farmer.
- Complete Aadhar authentication and profile details.
- Apply for the Individual Farm Pond scheme by selecting the pond type and size.
Documents required
- Aadhar card
- 7/12 extract
- 8A extract
- copy of first page of bank passbook
Common problems and how to fix them
| Problem | What to do |
|---|---|
| Application rejected | Ensure that the land size meets the minimum requirement of 0.20 ha in Kokan or 0.40 ha in other regions. |
| Payment not received | Verify that the Aadhaar number is correctly linked to the bank account and that the farm pond has been completed. |
Frequently asked questions
What is the financial assistance provided under the scheme?
Farmers can receive a subsidy between ₹14,433 and ₹75,000 based on the size of the farm pond.
Who is eligible for the subsidy?
Farmers must own at least 0.20 ha of land in the Kokan region or 0.40 ha in other parts of Maharashtra to qualify.
How is the subsidy disbursed?
The subsidy is credited directly to the farmer's bank account linked to their Aadhar number after the pond is completed.
Can joint landholders apply for the scheme?
Yes, but they must provide a land demarcation map to determine individual ownership.
What happens if a farmer has less than the required land area?
Applications from farmers with less than 0.20 ha in Kokan or 0.40 ha in other regions will be rejected.
Can a farmer who has received a subsidy from another scheme apply?
No, farmers who have previously availed subsidies for farm ponds or similar projects are not eligible.
Key terms explained
- DBT (Direct Benefit Transfer)
- A system where the scheme amount is paid straight into the beneficiary’s bank account, with no middlemen handling the cash.
Always confirm the latest details on the official portal before applying.
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