Subsidy on happy seeder and super seeder for crop residue management, slabs and CHC route.
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Happy Seeder and Super Seeder are crop residue or straw management machines that let you sow into standing paddy stubble without burning. They are pushed hard with subsidy, especially in Punjab, Haryana and western UP, through SMAM and the dedicated Crop Residue Management scheme. For individual farmers the subsidy is commonly around 50 percent of approved cost, and for Custom Hiring Centres, cooperatives, FPOs and panchayats it is often higher, sometimes around 80 percent, to set up shared machinery. The Super Seeder both manages straw and sows in one pass, while the Happy Seeder sows through loose straw mulch left by the combine with a straw chopper. Because these machines and their slabs are driven by the anti-burning push and change each season, check the current subsidy, eligible buyers and approved cost on your state agriculture or agrimachinery portal before the rabi window.
Our village cooperative got a super seeder at a high subsidy and now rents it to members during the wheat sowing rush. Individually it would have been too costly for one farmer.
Book the machine early in season. Everyone wants it in the same 10-15 day window after paddy harvest, so a CHC machine is heavily in demand.