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Mukhya Mantri Krishi Sa Sajuli Yozana 2026 - ₹5000 Support for Small Farmers in Assam to Buy Farm Tools

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हिन्दीमराठीবাংলাગુજરાતીதமிழ்తెలుగుಕನ್ನಡമലയാളംਪੰਜਾਬੀଓଡ଼ିଆঅসমীয়া

Assam government is running Mukhya Mantri Krishi Sa Sajuli Yozana 2026 to give a one-time cash support of ₹5000 to each small and marginal farmer for buying farm tools and equipment. Directorate of Agriculture, Assam is the main department running this scheme, and the target is to cover around 5 lakh farmers across the state. Payment goes straight to the farmer's bank account through DBT.

Farm mechanisation is the main aim here. Many small farmers in Assam still depend on manual work for daily farm tasks, which slows down yield and adds to labour cost. So this ₹5000 support gives them a small push to buy scientific tools like weeders, sprayers, hand tools, and other implements that make farm work easier.

How to Apply for Mukhya Mantri Krishi Sa Sajuli Yozana 2026

Application process is fully offline. You cannot apply online, and there is no separate portal for registration. The Directorate of Agriculture announces the apply dates through newspaper ads and local media, and applications are collected by the Agriculture Extension Assistant (AEA) at the village or block level. Here are the steps in simple form.

STEP 1 - Keep an eye on local Assamese and English newspapers and TV channels. Agriculture Department publishes an ad when the apply window opens for the year. You can also check with your nearest AEA office or Krishi Vigyan Kendra for the exact dates.

STEP 2 - Download the application form in Assamese or English from the official website diragri.assam.gov.in, or collect a printed copy from the AEA office. Fill in your name, age, land details, bank account number, IFSC code, and active mobile number.

STEP 3 - Attach self-attested copies of the required documents like Aadhaar card, residence proof, bank passbook, land record, and caste certificate if you belong to SC or ST category. Also sign the undertaking form which says the ₹5000 will be used only to buy farm tools.

STEP 4 - Submit the filled form with all documents at your Agriculture Extension Assistant office. Village-level officers will make a rough list, and Agriculture Development Officer (ADO) will check the details on the ground.

STEP 5 - District Level Committee, headed by the Deputy Commissioner, gives the final approval. Reservation is kept at 7% for SC, 10% for ST(P), and 5% for ST(H) as per the state rules.

STEP 6 - Once your name is in the final list, ₹5000 is sent to your bank account through RTGS or NEFT from the ASFAC account. You will get an SMS on your registered mobile once the payment is done.

Farmers who already hold a Kisan Credit Card (KCC) can also apply, as KCC holders are treated as active cultivators.

Highlights of Mukhya Mantri Krishi Sa Sajuli Yozana

Detail Information
Scheme Name Mukhya Mantri Krishi Sa Sajuli Yozana (MMKSSY)
Launched By Government of Assam
Running Department Directorate of Agriculture, Assam
Eligible People Small and marginal farmers of Assam
Benefit Amount ₹5000 one-time cash support
Target Coverage Around 5 lakh farmers
Payment Mode DBT payment (RTGS / NEFT)
Application Mode Offline through AEA office
Official Website diragri.assam.gov.in

Benefits of Mukhya Mantri Krishi Sa Sajuli Yozana

This scheme is not a big loan or a fancy subsidy. It is a small but useful cash help that lets a small farmer buy the basic tools needed for daily farm work. Cost of farm implements has gone up in the last few years, so ₹5000 straight in the bank account really eases the pressure at the start of the season.

The main benefits are given below.

  • Cash benefit of ₹5000 is sent directly to the farmer's bank account, so there is no middleman and no cash handling at the block office.
  • Farm work becomes easier because farmers can buy weeders, sprayers, sickles, spades and small hand tools instead of doing everything manually.
  • Cultivation cost comes down as labour requirement reduces after buying proper tools, and the same farmer can manage more area with less effort.
  • Reservation is protected for SC, ST(P) and ST(H) farmers so that support reaches every section of the farming community.

Who Can Apply - Eligibility for Krishi Sa Sajuli Yozana

Not every farmer in Assam is covered. Scheme is meant only for small and marginal farmers who actively work on their land. Age, residence and land holding are the main filters used by the Agriculture Department.

Check the eligibility points below before you apply.

  • Resident of Assam - Applicant must be a permanent resident farmer of Assam. Farmers from other states are not eligible.
  • Small or marginal farmer - Only small and marginal farmers can apply. Big landholders are kept out of this scheme.
  • Minimum age 21 years - Applicant must be at least 21 years old on the date of applying.
  • Active cultivator - You should have been doing farming continuously for the last 3 years. Sharecroppers and tenant farmers cultivating at least 1 Acre or 3 Bighas of land are also allowed.
  • Active bank account - Bank account in the farmer's own name is required for DBT payment. Joint accounts are not accepted.
  • One member per family - Only one farmer per household can get the benefit. Two brothers from the same family cannot both apply.

Documents Required

Keep these documents ready before you go to the AEA office. Missing papers is the most common reason for rejection at the verification stage.

Required documents include Aadhaar card, residence certificate, caste certificate (only for SC or ST applicants), proof of date of birth like PAN card or birth certificate, land ownership paper or cultivation proof, bank passbook of the farmer's personal account, ration card, one recent passport size photo, active mobile number, and the signed undertaking form saying the money will be used only to buy farm tools.

Official Links and References

For the latest notice, apply dates and scheme rules, refer to the official Directorate of Agriculture, Assam website. Direct links to the guidelines and application forms are given below.

Official scheme page: diragri.assam.gov.in/schemes/mukhya-mantri-krishi-sa-sajuli-yozana

Scheme guidelines PDF: Official Scheme Guidelines

Application form: Application Form (Assamese) or Application Form (English)

Scheme advertisement: Advertisement PDF

FAQ's

What is Mukhya Mantri Krishi Sa Sajuli Yozana?

It is a state scheme of Assam government under which small and marginal farmers get a one-time cash support of ₹5000 to buy farm tools and small implements.

Who runs Mukhya Mantri Krishi Sa Sajuli Yozana?

Directorate of Agriculture, Assam runs this scheme. District Level Committee headed by the Deputy Commissioner approves the final list of beneficiaries.

Can I apply online for MMKSSY?

No, there is no online apply option right now. You have to submit a filled form with documents to the Agriculture Extension Assistant (AEA) in your area.

How much money will I get?

Every selected farmer gets ₹5000 directly in the bank account through RTGS or NEFT. It is a one-time payment, not a monthly benefit.

What is the minimum age to apply?

Applicant must be at least 21 years of age on the day of applying. There is no upper age limit fixed by the scheme.

Can two farmers from the same family apply?

No, only one farmer per family or household is allowed to get this benefit. Two brothers or father-son from the same family cannot both apply.

Is there any reservation for SC and ST farmers?

Yes, 7% quota is kept for SC, 10% for ST(P) and 5% for ST(H) farmers as per the Assam state reservation policy.

Are tenant farmers or sharecroppers eligible?

Yes, tenant farmers and sharecroppers who cultivate at least 1 Acre or 3 Bighas of land can also apply, subject to verification by the local officer.

How can I check my payment status?

You will get an SMS on your registered mobile number once ₹5000 is credited. You can also check the bank passbook or visit your AEA office for confirmation.