Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare
Full crop value coverage against drought, flood, pest attack and post-harvest losses. Farmer pays only 2% premium for kharif crops; government pays the remaining actuarial cost.
0Eligibility & how to apply →5 central and state government schemes available for Coconut farmers - click any scheme to see eligibility, documents required, and how to apply.
Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare
Full crop value coverage against drought, flood, pest attack and post-harvest losses. Farmer pays only 2% premium for kharif crops; government pays the remaining actuarial cost.
0Eligibility & how to apply →Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare / Reserve Bank of India
Revolving crop production credit at 4% effective interest per annum (after government subvention and prompt repayment incentive). Limit based on crop area and Scale of Finance; valid for 5 years with annual review.
Up to ₹3,00,000
Eligibility & how to apply →Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare
Direct income support of ₹6,000 per year paid in three equal installments of ₹2,000 directly to the bank accounts of eligible farmer families.
Up to ₹6,000
Eligibility & how to apply →Ministry of New and Renewable Energy
60% subsidy on solar pump installation — 30% central subsidy plus 30% state subsidy. Farmers pay only 40% (or less with state top-up) and get free electricity for drip/pump irrigation for 25+ years.
Up to ₹1,50,000
Eligibility & how to apply →Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare
₹50,000 per hectare over 3 years for organic farming transition — covering organic inputs, certification, value-addition, and market linkage. Farmers must form groups of 20+ members covering at least 20 acres.
Up to ₹50,000
Eligibility & how to apply →Loans, crop insurance and investment norms — NABARD unit costs, PMFBY rates and KCC interest.
District-level agromet advisories combining IMD 5-day weather forecasts with crop-specific pest, disease and irrigation recommendations.
Daily updates on mandi price movements, scheme announcements, weather advisories and crop-wise reports from state agriculture departments.
Find licensed seed, fertilizer and pesticide dealers near you.
Source: Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, NABARD and official scheme portals. Updated: reviewed quarterly and updated within 48 hours of any ministry notification change · Report an error
Coconut farmers can access crop insurance (PMFBY), subsidised inputs through KCC, price support via PM-AASHA and eNAM, and various input subsidy and infrastructure schemes. The specific schemes depend on your state - check the list above for what is available.
Eligibility varies by scheme. Most central schemes require an Aadhaar-linked bank account, land records, and a sowing certificate from your Gram Sevak. Use the NaPanta Scheme Eligibility Checker or visit your local district agriculture office for personalised guidance.
Most input subsidy schemes (seed, fertilizer, drip irrigation) require land ownership records. PMFBY crop insurance covers tenant farmers and sharecroppers. KCC loans are available to tenant farmers with a landowner declaration.
Yes. There is no restriction on using multiple schemes simultaneously for the same crop. For example, KCC for credit, PMFBY for insurance, and PMKSY for drip irrigation can all be availed together for Coconut.
Applications are submitted at the nearest bank branch (for credit and insurance), Common Service Centre (CSC), or through the state agriculture department portal. The official portal URL is listed on each scheme's page.