The Paramparagat Krishi Vikas Yojana supports Indian farmers in adopting organic farming by offering financial aid, training, and certification. The scheme aims to improve soil health, reduce chemical use, and boost market opportunities.
By Akansha Trivedi
PKVY provides financial aid and training to farmers interested in organic agriculture. The scheme encourages farmers to form groups and shift from chemical fertilizers and pesticides to organic methods. Under PKVY, each farmer can receive up to ₹50,000 per hectare over three years. This support helps cover the costs of transitioning to organic farming.
The scheme also includes assistance for organic certification, training sessions, and marketing of organic products. These measures aim to make organic farming more accessible and profitable for Indian farmers.
PKVY is open to all farmers, including small and marginal ones, who meet the eligibility criteria. To apply, farmers usually need to submit specific documents. Requirements can vary by state, so applicants should check with their local agriculture department for detailed guidelines.
The scheme is designed to help farmers reduce input costs, improve soil health, and benefit from the growing organic market. By providing financial support, training, and certification, PKVY eases the transition to organic farming and reduces the financial burden on farmers.
Organic farming under PKVY offers several advantages. It improves soil life and fertility, reduces dependence on harmful pesticides, and can lead to better market prices for produce. The scheme supports farmers in adopting sustainable practices that protect the environment and ensure long-term productivity.
Farmers who participate in PKVY gain access to technical knowledge, group support, and government assistance. These resources help them successfully implement organic farming methods and achieve certification, which is essential for selling organic products in the market.
Farmers seeking more information about PKVY or other government schemes can contact their state agriculture department. They can also access practical guides, news, and updates on modern farming techniques from reliable sources. Staying informed helps farmers make better decisions for their operations and future growth.

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