Farmers who have recently acquired agricultural land and obtained their Pattadar Passbook (PPB) must submit their applications by July 5th to receive financial assistance under the Rythu Bharosa scheme. The state government has announced that funds for the Kharif season will be released on July 30th, making it essential for eligible new landholders to complete the application process within the deadline.
The scheme provides ₹6,000 per acre as financial support to farmers. Only those who purchased agricultural land and obtained their Pattadar Passbook by June 15th are eligible to apply for this round of assistance. Agricultural officials have urged all qualifying farmers to take advantage of this opportunity and submit their applications promptly to avoid missing out on the financial support.
Eligible farmers can submit their applications at two designated locations. They may approach the Agricultural Extension Officer (AEO) in their respective villages or visit the Mandal Agricultural Officer (MAO) office in their mandal. These officials have been instructed to facilitate the application process and assist farmers in completing the necessary formalities.
Applicants must carry specific documents to complete the registration process. The required documents include the Pattadar Passbook (PPB) or online 1B document, Aadhaar card, a bank passbook linked to their Aadhaar number, and an active mobile number. Officials have emphasized that all documents must be valid and properly linked to ensure smooth processing of applications and timely disbursement of funds.
The Rythu Bharosa scheme is designed to provide direct financial assistance to farmers for crop cultivation and agricultural activities. The government has made arrangements to transfer the funds directly to the bank accounts of eligible farmers. Agricultural department officials have confirmed that all applications received by the July 5th deadline will be processed in time for the fund release scheduled for July 30th.
