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  Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) is a scheme that allows subsidies and benefits to be transferred directly to beneficiaries' bank accounts. It was launched by the government in 2013. The Direct Benefit Transfer scheme is a Central Sector Scheme that directly transfers money to an Aadhaar-linked account. This scheme was built with the philosophy of Maximum Governance and Minimum Government. Benefits of the DBT scheme To provide benefits to beneficiaries, it uses modern technology, Jan Dhan Accounts, Aadhaar, and Mobile. Business Correspondents are responsible for delivering cash transactions to farmers who don't have bank services in their area; otherwise, any bank can accept the transferred funds for the beneficiary farmer. How many agricultural schemes come under the DBT scheme 17 government schemes come under the Direct Benefit Transfer scheme for indian farmers. Some of the vital schemes are the Sub-Mission on Agriculture Mechanisation (SMAM), Mission for Integrated Develop...

The livestock sector in India contributes more than 30 per cent to the economy. Domestic animals raised on a farm are known as livestock. The purpose of food is milk, eggs, and meat. There are many types of livestock, such as cattle, poultry, goats, buffalo, and pigs. Let's learn about livestock farming, as briefly mentioned in the following topic. Importance of Livestock for India Approximately 20.5 million people are dependent on livestock for their income. It provided many food and non-food items, such as animal waste (dung) and other materials used to produce organic manure, biogas and fuel. Fibre and Skins are considered an essential source of wool, hair, hides, and pelts. Around 33.61 million Kg of wool and leather are produced in India. Food items are also necessary due to the demand for milk, eggs, and meat, which are rich sources of protein. Government initiative for the livestock sector Some departments and schemes provide support to the livestock sectors. In 2014, the ...

In farming, external inputs such as synthetic fertilisers, seeds, and pesticides are not used; it's known as Zero Budget Natural Farming (ZBNF). In this type of farming, farmers use readily available natural methods, such as green manure and cow dung. Using chemical-free products in cultivation helps maintain sustainable agriculture.   For the first time, Mr Subhash Palekar started Zero Budget Natural Farming in India. He was the one who encouraged Indian farmers in Karnataka to adopt ZBNF in the 1990s.   Four Pillars of Zero Budget Natural Farming 1. Bijamrita is a traditional method that ensures seeds are free of disease using organic methods. This can help remove insects and pests, prevent seedborne diseases, and maintain healthy crop growth.   2. Cow urine, dung, pulse flour, jaggery and clean soil are the key elements of making Jeevamrutha, and including a mix of cow dung and urine can revive the soil fertility.   3. Acchadana is a process of mulching that aim...

महेंद्र ट्रैक्टर्स ट्रैक्टर एक प्रसिद्ध ब्रांड है और किसानों के बीच लोकप्रिय है। महिंद्रा 575 DI ट्रैक्टर भी उत्कृष्ट सुविधाओं के साथ एक प्रसिद्ध मॉडल है। इसकी कीमत 7,38,300 रुपये से 7,77,890 रुपये के बीच है। अपनी उच्च विशिष्टताओं के कारण यह मॉडल अभी भी मांग में है | इसमें 45 एचपी की इंजन की शक्ति उत्पन्न की गई है। आइये जानते हैं महिंद्रा 575 DI के विस्तृत फीचर्स के बारे मे | महिंद्रा 575 DI की विशेषताएँ इंजन : इस महिंद्रा ट्रैक्टर में एचपी 45 है जिसमें RPM 1900 का इंजन है । यह 4 सिलेंडरों से सुसज्जित होने के साथ इसमें लिक्विड-कूलिंग सिस्टम है | ट्रांसमिशन : इसमें सिंगल/डुअल क्लच, पार्शियल कॉन्स्टेंट मेश/स्लाइडिंग मेश गियरबॉक्स जैसे वैकल्पिक फ़ीचर हैं। यह 8 फॉरवर्ड + 2 रिवर्स और एक सेंट्रल शिफ्ट लीवर पोज़िशन के साथ आता है। हाइड्रोलिक्स : महेंद्र का यह मॉडल उन्नत एवं हाई प्रीसिजन हाइड्रोलिक्स के साथ 1600 किलोग्राम उठाने की क्षमता प्रदान करता है। अन्य सूचना : यह 13.6 x 28 / 14.9 x 28 रियर टायर वाला 2WD ट्रैक्टर है। धनुषाकार फ्रंट एक्सल, एर्गोनॉमिक रूप से डिज़ाइन किया गया ट्रैक्टर है | ...

The raising and breeding of pigs for commercial purposes is called Pig Farming or pork breeding. In India, livestock businesses are developing day by day, with approximately 9.06 million pigs. Pork meat represents 7 per cent of the animal protein source in the country. Pig farming mainly occurs in the northern part of the country, including Mizoram and Meghalaya. Let's see how to make a profit in pig farming. First of all, pig farming is a potential source of meat and one of the most efficient feed converters in the livestock sector in India. Select the breed; there are various types of pork, like Hampshire, Ghangaru, Large White, Saddleback and others. The second point is that the location should have a sufficient water supply, clean air, and an adequate transportation system. Feeding a nutritional product to maintain the quality and taste. To raise them healthily, around 70 to 75 per cent of the cost is spent. They need 1.5 to 2 gallons of water in 6 months. Maintaining the hea...

Cotton is among the most essential cash crops or commercial crops for Indian farmers. There are many cotton producing states in the Country, including MP, Gujarat, Maharashtra, and others. It makes it the second-largest cotton-producing Country in the world. It is known as White-Gold in Economic and production terms. Cotton plays a crucial role in every human being's life, especially for the Indian people. Cotton or Kapas is a basic need of life after food, in the form of clothes. Cotton-producing states in India Let's know how many states are producing cotton in India. Gujarat is the top cotton-producing state in the Country, with a production of 90.60 lakh bales, which contributed 27.85% to the nation. Maharashtra is the second leading kapas cultivation state, including districts like Nagpur and others. With that, 80.45 lakh bales of production contributed 24.73% to the Country's total output. In the year 2023-24, Telangana produced 50.80 lakh bales of cotton, accountin...

The Sonalika Sikander RX 50 DLX is well known for its extraordinary ability and deluxe features. This Sonalika tractor model can smoothly work with the implement, rotavator, and trolley without any interruption. The prices start from Rs. 7,56,000 and go up to Rs. 8,18,000 in India. You can learn about its specifications and features, which are described below. The Sonalika Sikander RX 50 DLX Features Engine: This Sonalika tractor is powered by a 3-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine that delivers 52 horsepower at 2000 RPM with a dry-type pre-cleaner air filter. Transmission: The Sikander RX 50 dlx features a constant mesh gearbox with 12 forward and 3 reverse gears. It has a side shift lever position with a single/dual clutch. PTO and Hydraulics: The Sonalika Sikander RX 50 dlx features a 540 RPM PTO speed and is capable of lifting a 1800 kg weight. It has Smart Sensing, Precise Lift, and a single auxiliary valve. Additional Features: This 2WD tractor delivers optimal performance with...

India has a diverse climate, which makes it a rich agricultural environment and one of the leading countries in agriculture. As everyone knows, half of the country depends on farming either directly or indirectly. There are mainly three types of crop seasons: Rabi, Kharif, and Zaid. Rabi season crops are typically winter season crops, growing from November to March. Kharif is a monsoon cropping season, and Zaid is the summer season. Today, we learn about the Rabi season crops in detail. About the Rabi season crop The rabi crop is a winter-season crop that starts in November and ends in the last part of March. It is the season for growing wheat, barley, gram, lentils, mustard, and other crops. The rabi season is crucial for the Indian economy, as it also ensures food security and health. Importance of Rabi Crops in India During the winter season, due to the high moisture in the soil, plants require less water, which has a positive impact on water resources. The winter season is the pe...

Finger Millet is called ragi in Hindi. This millet is mainly grown in India. A large number of people enjoy eating ragi food due to its high nutritional value, low-fat properties, and gluten-free nature. Indians consume it in various forms, such as flatbreads, cookies, pasta, idlis, and other dishes. Ragi cultivation in India is primarily found in the southern region, particularly in the states of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Last year, 13.86 lakh tonnes of ragi were produced through cultivation. Process of Ragi Cultivation Finger millet can grow in any soil, whether it's poor or fertile soil. It requires a minimum temperature of 8 to 10°C for proper growth and optimal quality outcomes. Twice soil ploughing is quite essential for better growth of ragi seeds. The line sowing method is suitable for Ragi cultivation. Inter-cropping and Crop Rotation methods help manage various crops simultaneously, such as black gram, rice bean, soybean, and groundnut. Pest control management Pest dise...

Most Asian countries have been significant producers of bamboo globally. It is also known as baans in India, with over 1,600 different uses. Bamboo farming in India is rank as the 2nd leading producer worldwide. India is home to 23 different bamboo families (genera) and 136 specific types (species) of bamboo within these families. Most farmers in the countryside engage in commercial bamboo farming, and there are various commercial bamboo species, including Bambusa Bambos, Bambusa Nutans, Bambusa Balcooa, and many more. How to cultivate bamboo in India Bamboo can grow in various climates, just like it grows very easily near rivers, ponds, hillslopes, etc. It also doesn't need any specific type of soil to grow. They need between 7° Celsius to 40° Celsius to grow. Bamboo produces seeds only once in its entire lifetime, within one to two months when they are viable. Then, cutting branches is the easiest method during the pre-monsoon season. It takes 2 to 3 years for the start of irri...