Yes, the unit size should be within the range of 1200 cubic feet to 150 cubic feet (60 x 8 x 2.5 ft to 15 x 5 x 2 ft).

The notice board of Uzhavar Uthaviyagams displays the final list of beneficiaries under the Integrated Farming scheme.

Yes, farmers without identity cards can submit a copy of land documents like sale deed, partition deed, gift deed, or will.

Tenants must provide a letter of consent from the concerned authority of the religious institution, as prescribed by the Department.

Agricultural officers (Horticulture) conduct periodic field inspections, coordinating with Uzhavar Uthaviyagams for verification.

Tenants need a letter of consent from the respective authority and a cultivation certificate from the landowner or Agriculture Department.

The eligible subsidy is transferred directly to the beneficiary's account through the DBT mode after expenditure sanction.

Financial aid for constructing the Organic Manure Unit ranges from ₹40,000 to ₹60,000 per unit on a pro-rata basis.

Coconut farmers receive ₹35,000 per hectare in two annual instalments for the Laying of Demonstration Plot.

The provisional list is displayed in the Horticultural wing and on the Department's portal for public scrutiny, allowing a 10-day objection period.

The guidelines do not mention any provision for compensation in the event of delayed disbursement of scheme benefits. Applicants should note that compensation for delays is not part of the scheme's framework.

The application form requires filling in fields marked with a red asterisk, including personal details and necessary documents.