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Punjab Launches Green Tractor Scheme with Rs17.6bn Subsidy for Farmers

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 1
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The Government of Punjab launched the fourth phase of the Green Tractor Scheme, offering a Rs750,000 subsidy per tractor. The scheme has allocated Rs17.6 billion and plans to provide 19,500 tractors in the fifth phase, with a Rs1 million subsidy. After verification by the Punjab Land Records Authority and the National Database and Registration Authority, 128,757 applicants were declared eligible for the balloting process, which requires farmers to own at least five acres of agricultural land.

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The scheme represents a significant government investment of Rs17.6 billion aimed at modernizing the agricultural sector in Punjab. The subsidy program directly stimulates demand for agricultural machinery and provides financial support to eligible farmers.

The Green Tractor Scheme is a provincial initiative designed to modernize farming practices and provide financial aid to agricultural producers in Punjab.

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  • PunjabSpeculative

    The provincial government might see increased agricultural demand and associated revenue from the scheme.

  • Masood KhanSpeculative

    Farmers like Masood Khan could receive direct financial subsidies and equipment, improving their operational costs.

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