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Haryana Agriculture Budget: Presenting the budget of Haryana, the CM said that under the ‘One Time Settlement Scheme’, farmers who have paid the principal amount of crop loans till November 30, 2022, will get the benefit. So that the state continues to perform well in the agriculture sector as before. 

Haryana government presented the budget on Tuesday. In this, special focus has been given to agriculture. CM Manohar Lal made many important announcements for agriculture and cooperatives. So that the state continues to perform well in the agriculture sector as before.  So that the state continues to perform well in the agriculture sector as before. 

This time a budget of Rs 5988.76 crore has been allocated for the agriculture sector. which is higher than the previous financial year. The government this year announced to run a ‘Production Based Incentive Program’ in 100 clusters to promote natural and organic farming.

Haryana government presented the budget on Tuesday. In this, special focus has been given to agriculture. CM Manohar Lal made many important announcements for agriculture and cooperatives. So that the state continues to perform well in the agriculture sector as before. This time a budget of Rs 5988.76 crore has been allocated for the agriculture sector. which is higher than the previous financial year. The government this year announced to run a ‘Production Based Incentive Program’ in 100 clusters to promote natural and organic farming.

CM Manoharlal said that this budget will not only give strength to the economy but will also become the basis for providing a fast pace to the development of the state in the coming 25 years. At present, the contribution of Haryana to the country’s economy is 3.4 percent. 

By making this 4 percent, we will make a big contribution in achieving Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s goal of 5 trillion economies. Haryana is known as Progressive State in agriculture and animal husbandry. An attempt has been made to maintain this image in the budget.

What is special for the agriculture sector in the budget:

Establishment of ‘Regional Research Center’ in Bhiwani for research on coarse cereals and training to improve productivity.

Promotion of micro-irrigation in cotton-growing district-Sirsa and Fatehabad to promote water conservation.

Procurement of summer season maize at the minimum support price.

HSAMB for construction of new rural connectivity roads 200 crore grant to.

Establishment of 100 pack houses under ‘Crop Group Development Programme’.

Crop diversification target in 20,000 acres under ‘Crop Diversification Programme’.

Establishment of 5 machine bank centers to provide machines on rent to the farmers.

Pragatisheel Kisan Krishi Darshan program for the guidance of farmers.

The target of financial help of 1 lakh Antyodaya families for self-employment in animal husbandry and dairy sector.

10,000 rupees incentive for the calves born from ‘Embryo Transfer Technology’ (ETT).

The facility of a common shed on Gram Panchayat land to Antyodaya families who do not have land or space to keep animals.

The facility of ‘Kisan Credit Card’ to fish farmers also.

Establishment of Integrated Aqua Park-Center of Excellence at Bhiwani.

A modern aquarium of aquatic plants, fish, and animals will be set up in Gurugram on a public-private partnership method.

The decision to set up ‘Jaggery Units’ by HAFED in the state.

Laboratories for testing milk and milk and other food products in all districts.