Krishak Bandhu eligibility and how much assistance per year in West Bengal?

Krishak Bandhu gives West Bengal farmers seasonal financial assistance based on their recorded farming land, and it also carries a separate death-benefit component for the family of a registered farmer. The assistance generally scales with your landholding up to the scheme's limits, so a farmer with more recorded land gets more, subject to the minimum and maximum the state sets. Eligibility centres on farmers recorded as cultivating land in the state, and West Bengal has widened the coverage over time, so it is worth confirming whether your specific case qualifies. Because the per-year or per-acre figures, the minimum and maximum limits, and the eligible categories are set by the state and have been revised, I will not quote a fixed amount that may be stale. Confirm the current eligibility and exact assistance figures on the official Krishak Bandhu portal or at your block agriculture office. Make sure your land record, Aadhaar, and bank account names match, since mismatches are the usual reason an otherwise eligible farmer does not get paid.