Integrated Pest Management Demonstration Cum Training
The “Integrated Pest Management Demonstration Cum Training” scheme provides financial assistance for 30 farmers to conduct pest management demonstrations and training using a cluster approach in Farmer Field Schools.
What you get
- For Farmer Field Schools: Financial Assistance: Grants of ₹17,000/- is allowed towards Demonstration of 40 Ha. each and Training per Farmers Field School through cluster approach. - For Farmers: Training & Demonstration: Hands-on training in pest management through Farmer Field Schools.
Who can apply
> For Farmer:
- The beneficiary should be a Farmer.
- The beneficiary should be a resident of Tamil Nadu.
- The beneficiary should be willing to adopt Integrated Pest Management practices.
> For Farmer Field Schools:
- The entity/organization should be a Farmer Field School.
- The entity/organization should be interested in conducting a Demonstration and Training program for the Farmers.
Who cannot apply
How to apply
Offline
Step 1: Collect the application form from the nearest Agricultural Office. Step 2: Fill out the application form with the required details and attach mandatory documents (self-attested, if required). Step 3: Submit the form to the concerned office: > Village Level: Submit the application to the Assistant Agricultural Officer.
> Block Level: Submit to the Agricultural Officer or Deputy Agricultural Officer.
> District Level: Submit to the Joint Director of Agriculture.
Documents to carry
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Identity Proof (Aadhar Card, Voter ID)
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Address Proof (Electricity bill, Ration card)
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Land Ownership Proof
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Any other documents (if required).
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Registration Details of the Organization.
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Any other documents (if required).
Details
The “Integrated Pest Management Demonstration Cum Training” scheme by the Agriculture-Farmers Welfare Department, Tamil Nadu, supports pest management practices through demonstrations and training in Farmer Field Schools. Financial assistance is granted for each 40-hectare demonstration and training cluster. The scheme aims to enhance pest control knowledge among farmers, helping them manage pests effectively while reducing reliance on chemical pesticides.