The "Distribution of Certified Seeds-Oil Seeds" scheme offers subsidies to farmers for purchasing certified oil seeds, helping them improve their crop yield and quality.

Farmers who produce and supply Foundation and Certified Class seeds to the Department are eligible for this scheme.

The scheme provides a subsidy covering 50% of the seed cost or ₹1,200/- per quintal, whichever is less.

A farmer can apply by submitting an application to the relevant agricultural officer at the village, block, or district level.

The required documents include proof of identity, proof of land ownership or a lease agreement, proof of seed supply to the Department, and a recent passport-sized photograph.

No, there is no income limit specified for eligibility.

No, there are no age restrictions for eligibility under this scheme.

Yes, farmers need to provide proof of seed supply to the Department to avail the subsidy.

Applications should be submitted to the Assistant Agricultural Officer at the village level, the Agricultural Officer or Deputy Agricultural Officer at the block level, or the Joint Director of Agriculture at the district level.

The scheme specifically covers oil seeds.

The subsidy is available as per the scheme's guidelines, with no specific end date mentioned.

No, only farmers residing in the state are eligible for this scheme.

The primary objective of the scheme is to promote the use of certified seeds to improve crop yield and quality among farmers.

Farmers can inquire about the reason for rejection at the respective agricultural office and reapply if necessary.