The 'Distribution of Rhizobium' scheme is a state-sponsored subsidy initiative by the Tamil Nadu government aimed at supporting farmers who raise seed farms with Pulses crops.

Under this scheme, farmers receive a subsidy of 50% on the cost of Rhizobium or ₹100/- per hectare, whichever is less.

All farmers who raise seed farms with Pulses crops are eligible. The scheme prioritizes SC/ST farmers and Farm Women.

Applications must be submitted to the Assistant Agricultural Officer at the Village Level, Agricultural Officer/Deputy Agricultural Officer at the Block Level, or the Joint Director of Agriculture at the District Level.

Yes, 24% of the benefits are reserved for SC/ST farmers, and 20% are reserved for Farm Women.

Applicants need to provide identity proof, proof of land ownership or lease, a caste certificate (for SC/ST farmers), proof of being a Farm Woman (if applicable), and the completed application form.

The subsidy granted is ₹100/- per hectare or 50% of the Rhizobium cost, whichever is less.

Applications should be submitted to the relevant agricultural officers at the village, block, or district level.

Yes, all eligible farmers can apply, although priority is given to SC/ST farmers and Farm Women.

Rhizobium is a soil bacterium that improves soil fertility and increases the yield of Pulses crops, making it essential for sustainable agriculture.

No, there is no age limit specified for eligibility under this scheme.

Yes, applicants can reapply if their application is rejected, provided they address the reasons for the rejection.