Farmers Training Institute Scheme
The Farmers Training Institute Scheme in Meghalaya offers training and exposure visits to enhance farmers' agricultural skills.
Key facts
| Benefit | Training and exposure visits for farmers |
|---|---|
| Who | Farmers residing in Meghalaya |
| Implemented by | Department of Agriculture & Farmers’ Welfare, Meghalaya |
| Application window | Open all year — first come first served basis. |
Benefits
Beneficiaries receive specialized training in agriculture and have opportunities for exposure visits to advanced agricultural regions, enhancing their skills and knowledge.
Who can apply
- For: farmer
- Resident of Meghalaya
- not income tax payer
- owns cultivable land
This scheme is open to bona fide farmers residing in Meghalaya who are engaged in agriculture and do not pay income tax. Applicants must also own cultivable land to qualify for the program.
How to apply
Farmers can apply offline by submitting a written application to the relevant authorities.
- Write an application on plain paper detailing your request.
- Attach required documents, including identity proof and land ownership proof.
- Submit the application and documents to the District Agriculture Officer or District Training Officer.
- Ensure all documents are self-attested if necessary.
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 Farmers Training Institute Scheme?
The scheme aims to provide training and demonstrations to farmers at the village level, encouraging the adoption of modern agricultural technologies.
Who is eligible to apply for this scheme?
Bona fide farmers from Meghalaya who are actively engaged in agriculture and own cultivable land can apply for the scheme.
What type of assistance does the scheme provide?
The scheme offers training and capacity building, along with sponsoring successful farmers for exposure trips within and outside the state.
What documents are required for the application?
Applicants need to provide a passport-size photograph, identity proof, documents proving ownership of cultivable land, and any other necessary documents.
How are beneficiaries selected for the scheme?
Selection is based on a first-come, first-served basis for farmers who have sufficient available cultivable land.
Always confirm the latest details on the official portal before applying.
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