The “Ful Vikash Yojana” is a government initiative designed to provide financial assistance to farmers for cultivating marigold flowers in selected districts of the state.

Farmers from the 15 operational districts are eligible, provided they own land or have a valid land agreement for cultivation.

The scheme offers a 50% subsidy on the unit rate of ₹80,000/- per hectare of land used for marigold cultivation.

Farmers can apply for a subsidy on a minimum of 0.1 hectares and a maximum of 4 hectares of land.

The required documents include a Land Possession Certificate (LPC), an updated revenue receipt, and a genealogy document if the applicant's name is unclear on the ownership/revenue receipt.

Yes, farmers without land can avail benefits by submitting a land agreement in the prescribed format, which can be downloaded from the provided link.

The scheme is operational in Arwal, Bhojpur, Buxar, Gopalganj, Jehanabad, Kaimur, Lakhisarai, Madhepura, Nawada, Saran, Sheikhpura, Shivhar, Sitamarhi, Siwan, and Supaul.

The subsidy is directly disbursed to the farmers based on the unit rate of ₹80,000/- per hectare, with 50% of the amount provided as financial assistance.

If the applicant's name is unclear in the land ownership or revenue receipt, they are required to attach a genealogy document to verify their eligibility.

No, the scheme benefits are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis, so early application is recommended.

No, the maximum land area eligible for the subsidy is limited to 4 hectares per farmer.

No, the benefits under this scheme are exclusively for the cultivation of marigold flowers.