Each coffee seedling is eligible for a support of ₹5, regardless of its actual cost.

The scheme does not specify a particular time frame for raising the group nurseries; it focuses on the quality and cost control of the seedlings.

Any variations between the proposed number and the actual number raised are addressed during the cost estimation and control stage.

The Deputy Director consolidates the requirements for his region and submits them to the Joint Director (E) in Guwahati.

The scheme does not specify a maximum or minimum number of coffee seedlings that a group can raise.

These programs are designed to cater to the requirement of seedlings for expanding and consolidating coffee plantations.

The Director of Research scrutinizes the proposal and submits it to the Head Office in Bengaluru, along with recommendations for sanction.

The required documents include a proposal containing details of the number of seedlings and the associated expenditure.

The groups decide in consultation with the Extension Officer, considering factors like water availability and other essential resources.

The primary aim of this scheme is to provide high-quality coffee seedlings to ensure the proper establishment of plantations.

This scheme is administered by the Coffee Board, which falls under the Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce and Industry.