Trolley Mounted Solar Pump Scheme Update: Better irrigation facilities in farming help increase crop yield and boost farmers’ income. Keeping this in mind, the Yogi government has launched the Trolley-Mounted Solar Pump Scheme to make irrigation easier for farmers. Under this scheme, farmers can get up to 60% subsidy on solar pumps and 90% subsidy on trolleys, making these facilities more affordable.
Trolley-Mounted Solar Pump Scheme: A Big Help for Farmers
The biggest advantage of the Trolley-Mounted Solar Pump is that it can be easily moved from one place to another. This is especially useful for farmers who have fields in different locations. Under this scheme, pumps will be allotted on a first-come, first-served basis. Farmers interested in this scheme can apply online.
What is the Trolley-Mounted Solar Pump Scheme?
The Trolley-Mounted Solar Pump is a great solution for farmers, making irrigation easier and more efficient.
Key benefits of the scheme:
- Farmers can easily transport the solar pump using a trolley.
- Those with fields in different locations won’t need to install multiple pumps.
- This scheme is especially useful for groundwater irrigation on check dams and ponds.
Benefits for Farmers
- Affordable irrigation with a low-cost setup.
- Saves electricity as the pump runs on solar energy.
- Easy mobility – Farmers can move the pump anywhere using the trolley.
- Irrigation available in all seasons.
- Encourages groundwater irrigation on check dams and ponds.
Subsidy Details
| Item | Total Cost | Subsidy | Farmer’s Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solar Pump | ₹1,71,716 | 60% | ₹79,186 |
| Trolley | ₹78,000 | 90% | ₹79,186 |
| Total Cost | ₹2,49,716 | – | ₹79,186 |
How to Apply for the Scheme?
- Farmers can apply online for the Trolley-Mounted Solar Pump Scheme.
- The scheme will be implemented on a first-come, first-served basis.
- After applying, farmers must deposit a bank draft of ₹79,186 with the Minor Irrigation Department.
- The subsidy will be provided only after submitting all required documents.
- For any queries, farmers can visit the office in Vikas Bhawan.