How to start an agri-clinic with government support?

Yes, the scheme you want is ACABC, Agri-Clinics and Agri-Business Centres. It is built exactly for agriculture graduates and other eligible candidates who want to set up an agri-clinic or an agri-business and earn while serving farmers. The way it works is in two parts. First, you go through free residential training of around two months at a recognised training institute (nodal training centres operate across states), where they teach you how to run the venture and prepare a viable project. Second, after training you set up your venture with a bank loan, and the scheme offers credit linked back ended subsidy on that loan, with a higher subsidy share for women, SC, ST and candidates from the north east and hill areas. An agri-clinic typically offers soil and water testing advice, crop and pest guidance, and quality inputs, while an agri-business centre can be input sale, custom hiring, processing and similar. To start, find the nearest ACABC training institute, apply for a training batch, and after training work with NABARD and your bank for the loan and subsidy. Confirm the current subsidy percentage, ceiling and eligible qualifications through the ACABC programme and NABARD, since terms are periodically updated.