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Marigold flowers are mostly used in worship. Along with this, marigold is also used in decorating houses and pavilions in weddings. This is the reason why there is constant demand for it in the market throughout the year. Therefore if farmers practise its cultivation they can maximise their profits with minimal investment.

In addition to producing conventional crops, farmers in Bihar practise large-scale horticulture. Farmers, in particular, are becoming increasingly interested in the production of roses and marigolds. As a result, farmers' incomes have improved significantly. Farmers here produce crops that are in high demand not just in Bihar but even outside of the state. Many farmers in the state have had their lives dramatically altered as a result of flower growing.

The Bihar government is providing incentives to enhance the area of flower cultivation.

However, the Bihar government wants the number of farmers planting flowers in the state to expand at a quicker rate. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's government intends to offer large incentives to expand the state's flower growing sector. Actually, the Bihar government claims that flowers are a commercial crop. If the state's farmers produce flowers, their revenue will increase. In such a case, they would be able to have a happy existence.

Also  read: Cultivate these flowers, and you will be prosperous soon.

The Bihar government is providing a 70% grant.

This is why the Bihar government has decided to provide a considerable payment to farmers planting flowers via the Integrated Horticulture Development Mission Scheme. The Nitish government presently provides a 70% subsidy for marigold farming. If farmer brothers wish to apply for this grant, they may do so by visiting the Horticulture Department's official website. For additional details about the initiative, farmer brothers can go to horticulture.bihar.gov.in.

The government of Bihar has established the unit cost per acre.

The Bihar government has fixed the unit cost per hectare for marigold farming at Rs 40 thousand. Let us notify you that a 70% award will be available on top of this. If the farmer brothers plant marigold on one hectare, the state government would provide them Rs 28 thousand free of charge. Apply as soon as possible to benefit from the Kisan Bhai Yojana.

Unified scheme has been launched by the Government of India. The central and state governments continue to issue schemes from their own level in the interest of farmers. This time the central government has launched UPAG for farmers. Today we will know in our article how the unified scheme will directly or indirectly positively affect the income of farmers. Every effort is being made by the government that the income of farmers should be doubled in some way.

Information related to agriculture will be present in the unified portal UPAG launched by the Ministry of Agriculture. It will become an important part of a digital public infrastructure. The Government of India has launched a unified portal related to agriculture for the farmers of the country. This unified portal (upag) is an important component of digital public infrastructure for agriculture. This portal will provide a smooth facility by collecting data related to farming.

What is the work of Unified Portal

The main objective of this portal is to remove the challenges related to the lack of standardised and verified data related to farming and submit the correct data related to it. This will reduce the problems related to farming for policy makers, researchers and shareholders. The Government of India has unveiled UPAG (Unified Portal for Agricultural Statistics). According to the Ministry of Agriculture, many types of information related to the data management in the agriculture sector and farming have been carefully prepared. This portal offers an important step towards the establishment of a more efficient and responsible agricultural policy structure.

Also read: Union Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare unveiled "PM Kisan Chatbot" (Kisan E-Mitra) at Krishi Bhavan

Data will be of unified source

The Government of India does not have unified information about any data related to agriculture. Also, various sources related to farming are scattered. In such a situation, the purpose of this unified portal is to consolidate the data in a standardised format and fix it. So that it can be transported easily for users. Also, the correct and accurate understanding of various works related to farming can be developed.

The way of farming has changed a lot in today's time . In the time of this modern world, the methods of agriculture have changed. Positively at present, farmers are getting huge profits from agriculture using new methods and techniques. One such way is an integrated farming system, through which farmers can earn more with limited resources and lower costs. Agriculture in India is currently going through a new phase. In this era, farmers are also using new methods of agriculture. While some farmers are leaving agriculture and migrating to cities, some farmers are earning huge profits by adopting new techniques or methods. One such way is the integrated farming system through which a farmer can do crop production as well as other co-business. The biggest advantage of this is that the farmer can create new sources of earning more with limited resources and low cost. It wouldn’t be wrong to say that it is a powerful means of doubling the income of farmers.

What is an Integrated Farming System?

Integrated farming system is a method of farming in which the farmer can do crop production as well as other co-occupations. Under the integrated farming system, at least two or more components of agriculture are adjusted in such a way that adjustment of one significantly reduces the cost of another. Along with this, productivity increases significantly. Self-employment is created and the standard of living also improves significantly.

Also read: Integrated farming system turns farm into tourism point

Integrate agriculture with livestock

Let's see, as an example, that farmers can integrate agriculture with livestock on limited land. As such poultry and fish farming can be done in the same place. Along with this, you can also cultivate on the same land, so that employment can be created throughout the year and additional income can also be obtained. For example, you can also use the waste (excrement) released during poultry farming as manure. In fish farming, the remaining water of the pond can be used for agriculture and crop cultivation. In this way, you can earn income from poultry, fisheries as well as farming and manure production

What are the advantages of an integrated farming system?

Due to an integrated farming system, more production per unit area would have been more beneficial with reduction in production cost. There has to be availability of balanced nutritious food. Recycling of crop residues. There can be benefits like continuous income generation throughout the year, increase in self-employment opportunities, environmental protection, etc.

Bihar government will provide subsidies to the farmers cultivating papaya. Farmer brothers can take advantage of this by visiting the official site. Various types of fruits are also cultivated in Bihar, in which litchi is very special. But, at present the government has started giving grants to the farmer brothers to encourage papaya cultivation. Bumper grants will be given to the farmers cultivating it.

Papaya farming is a very profitable business. Papaya is a delicious and nutritious fruit, which is consumed throughout the year. Seeing the huge income potential of papaya cultivation in the horticulture sector, the Bihar government is encouraging the farmers of the state. Under this, the government gives a good grant to the farmers for planting papaya orchards.

Benefits will be available under the Integration Horticulture Mission Scheme.

Under the Integrated Horticulture Development Mission Scheme, a 75% subsidy is given to farmers for papaya cultivation. The state government has fixed the unit cost of papaya cultivation at Rs 60,000 per hectare. Farmers will get a subsidy of 75% (Rs 45,000) on this. Cultivation of papaya in one hectare will cost only Rs 15 thousand.

Also read: Begusarai farmer Neeraj earned a profit of lakhs by cultivating papaya in 2 acres.

Farmers apply here.

Farmers are interested in papaya cultivation in the state. Also, want to get the benefits of the government scheme. Such farmers will have to apply by visiting the official site horticulture.bihar.gov.in. Let us tell you that for more information, farmer brothers can also contact the official site or the nearest Horticulture Department office.