Under the “Distribution of Soil Health Card” scheme, Soil health cards will be distributed to all the farmers who have offered the soil sample for testing by paying a prescribed fee of ₹5/- each for Macro and Micronutrient testing.

Any farmer who submits a soil sample for testing and pays the prescribed fee is eligible to receive a Soil Health Card.

The fee for soil testing is ₹5/- each for macro and micronutrient analysis.

The Soil Health Card provides detailed information on the soil's nutrient content, along with recommendations for appropriate fertilizer use.

A farmer can apply by submitting a soil sample to a designated testing center and paying the required fee.

The required documents include identity proof, land ownership proof, and the receipt for the soil sample submission.

There are no age or income requirements for eligibility under this scheme.

The benefits include insights into soil nutrients and guidance on the optimal use of fertilizers to improve crop yields.

By providing accurate nutrient information, the card helps farmers apply the correct amount of fertilizers, which leads to better crop productivity.

Soil samples can be submitted at designated soil testing centers within the region.

Yes, the scheme is available to all farmers who meet the eligibility criteria.

Yes, the card provides specific fertilizer recommendations based on the nutrient status of the soil.

The validity of the Soil Health Card is linked to the current condition of the soil, though periodic testing is recommended for ongoing accuracy.

No, the scheme does not provide financial assistance for the soil testing fee; farmers are required to pay the nominal fee themselves.