
Bihar offers ₹15,000 subsidy for coriander and fenugreek cultivation, helping farmers boost income with easy online application.
By Robin Kumar Attri

Farmers in Bihar now have the opportunity to increase their income with a 15,000 rupees subsidy per hectare on coriander and fenugreek cultivation. The state government is offering this under the Seed Spice Scheme to encourage farmers to grow more spice crops, which fetch good prices in the market. Here’s everything you need to know about this scheme and how to apply.
The government of Bihar is providing a subsidy of ₹15,000 per hectare for farmers who cultivate coriander and fenugreek. These crops are part of the Seed Spice Scheme, aimed at supporting farmers by promoting the cultivation of spice crops.
If you're a farmer in Bihar and want to avail of this subsidy, follow these simple steps:
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For more details, farmers can visit the official website of the Directorate of Horticulture at horticulture.bihar.gov.in or contact their local agriculture or horticulture department.
Farmers, don't miss this opportunity to boost your earnings by cultivating coriander and fenugreek!
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The ₹15,000 subsidy for coriander and fenugreek cultivation under Bihar’s Seed Spice Scheme offers farmers a great opportunity to increase their income with low-cost, high-demand crops. By applying online, farmers can easily benefit from this initiative and boost their agricultural productivity and profits.
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