Maryam Nawaz All Scheme List – (List of Agriculture Schemes)

Farming in Punjab faces rising fuel costs, outdated equipment, and limited access to credit. The Punjab government under Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has launched seven major agriculture schemes to solve these problems: Green Tractor Scheme, Kisan Card, Livestock Card, Solarization for Tube Wells, Model Agriculture Malls, Modern Agriculture Machinery distribution, and Agriculture Graduates Internship Program. This guide explains each scheme in detail—who qualifies, how to apply, what documents you need, and how to check your status.

What you will learn from this article:

• Complete eligibility criteria for every scheme
• Step-by-step online and SMS application processes
• Subsidy amounts and loan limits
• Document checklists and verification methods
• Common mistakes that reject applications
• How multiple schemes work together

Key Takeaways

• Green Tractor Subsidy: Farmers receive up to Rs. 1.5 million subsidy on 40–125 HP tractors. 30,000 tractors targeted, 20,000 already delivered.
• Kisan Card Credit: Interest-free loans of Rs. 30,000–150,000 per acre. Register by sending PKC CNIC to 8070. 85% repayment rate achieved.
• Solar Tube Well Savings: 75% subsidy on solar systems. Farmers save Rs. 300,000+ annually on diesel costs. 8,000 tube wells targeted.
• Livestock Card Loans: Rs. 135,000–540,000 interest-free for cattle farmers. SMS PLC CNIC to 8070. Rs. 11 billion allocated.
• Internship Stipend: Agriculture graduates earn Rs. 60,000–70,000 monthly for 12 months. 2,000 positions available.

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Maryam Nawaz All Scheme List – (List of Agriculture Schemes)

1. What Are All the Agriculture Schemes Launched by Maryam Nawaz in Punjab?

Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has launched seven flagship agriculture schemes in Punjab. These are: Green Tractor Scheme (subsidized tractors), Kisan Card (credit and subsidies), Livestock Card (cattle farmer loans), Solarization for Tube Wells (solar pump conversion), Model Agriculture Malls (one-stop input shops), Modern Agriculture Machinery (high-tech equipment subsidies), and Agriculture Graduates Internship (field training for graduates).

1.1 The Complete List of CM Punjab Agriculture Schemes

Here is the full list with quick facts:

1.2 How These Schemes Connect to Apna Khet Apna Rozgar

The Apna Khet Apna Rozgar program gives state land to landless farmers at Rs. 1,000 annual rent. Once farmers receive land, they can use Kisan Card credit, Green Tractor subsidies, and solar tube well support. Agriculture interns under this program get an increased stipend of Rs. 70,000. The Board of Revenue Punjab has prepared a new land allotment policy specifically for this initiative.

1.3 Are These Schemes Only for Punjab?

Yes. All seven schemes are exclusively for Punjab residents with valid Punjab domicile. Farmers from Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan, or Gilgit-Baltistan cannot apply. Each province runs its own agriculture support programs based on separate budgets.

1.4 Total Budget for CM Punjab Agriculture Schemes

The combined budget exceeds Rs. 100 billion. Breakdown:

• Green Tractor Scheme: Billions of rupees for 30,000 tractors
• CM High-Tech Mechanization Financing Program: Rs. 30 billion loan allocation
• Livestock Card: Rs. 11 billion for interest-free loans
• Solarization: Multi-billion rupee program for 8,000 tube wells

1.5 Kisan Card Registration Numbers So Far

Over 750,000 farmers have registered for Kisan Card. Purchases worth Rs. 18 billion have been made using the card. The loan repayment rate stands at 85%, one of the highest in Pakistan’s agricultural credit history.

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1.6 Official Website and Helpline

• Official portal: www.agripunjab.gov.pk
• Green Tractor Scheme: gts.punjab.gov.pk
• Livestock Card: livestock.punjab.gov.pk
• Central helpline: 0800-17000 (8 am to 8 pm)
• Green Tractor helpline: 1063
• Livestock Card helpline: 08000-9211 (24/7)

1.7 Applying for Multiple Schemes Simultaneously

Yes, farmers can apply for several schemes at once. A farmer with both crops and livestock can hold Kisan Card and Livestock Card. The digital system uses Punjab Land Revenue Authority (PLRA) verification for all applications, so you don’t need to re-verify land for each scheme.

1.8 Schemes Specifically for Small Farmers

Small farmers are prioritized in:

• Green Tractor Scheme Phase 3: Minimum 5 acres (reduced from larger land requirements)
• Kisan Card: Minimum 1 acre
• Apna Khet Apna Rozgar: Landless farmers
• Wheat grower support: Farmers up to 25 acres get diesel subsidy of Rs. 150/liter on 10 liters per acre

1.9 Dairy Farmer Support Under Maryam Nawaz

The Livestock Card is the main dairy farmer scheme. Key features:

• Interest-free loans: Rs. 27,000 per animal
• Herd size: 5 to 10 male calves or young stock
• Loan duration: 150 days (120 days utilization + 30 days repayment)
• Rural women: Rs. 2 billion allocated for 11,000 women in South Punjab

1.10 Checking Kisan Card Application Status

Three ways to check status:

1. SMS: Send CNIC number to 8070
2. Online: Visit www.agripunjab.gov.pk, enter CNIC
3. Helpline: Call 0800-17000

Approved applicants receive SMS confirmation within 7–14 days.

1.11 Banks Providing Kisan Card in Punjab

Bank of Punjab is the sole issuer. Approved farmers collect their Kisan Card from designated Bank of Punjab branches in their district. The card works as both ID and debit card at registered agricultural dealers.

2. Green Tractor Scheme: Eligibility, Subsidy, and Application

The Green Tractor Scheme provides farmers with a subsidy of up to Rs. 1.5 million per tractor. The total target is 30,000 tractors. So far, 20,000 have been distributed. Selection is through transparent digital balloting.

2.1 Eligibility Criteria for Green Tractor Scheme Punjab

To apply, a farmer must meet all these conditions:

• Permanent resident of Punjab (valid CNIC and domicile)
• Own or lease at least 5 acres of agricultural land (Phase 3)
• For 75–125 HP tractors: minimum 7 acres required
• Land ownership verified by Punjab Land Revenue Authority (PLRA)
• Mobile number registered in applicant’s name
• No previous subsidized tractor from Phase 1 or Phase 2

2.2 Land Requirements by Tractor Horsepower

2.3 Can Previous Recipients Apply Again?

No. Farmers who received a subsidized tractor in Phase 1 or Phase 2 are not eligible for Phase 3 or later phases. The program aims to spread benefits to as many households as possible. Unsuccessful applicants from previous phases may reapply.

2.4 Step-by-Step Online Application Process

Follow these steps exactly:

Step 1: Open browser and go to gts.punjab.gov.pk

Step 2: Click “Apply Online” on the homepage

Step 3: Enter CNIC and registered mobile number

Step 4: Enter OTP received via SMS

Step 5: Complete the application form with land details (auto-verified by PLRA)

Step 6: Upload scanned copies of CNIC, domicile, and land record (Fard)

Step 7: Submit before deadline and save confirmation number

2.5 Required Documents for Green Tractor Registration

Prepare these documents before applying:

• Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC) – clear scan
• Punjab domicile certificate
• Land ownership document (Fard/Malikana) – issued within last 6 months
• Passport-size photograph
• Mobile number – must match CNIC name in NADRA database
• For tenants: registered lease agreement with revenue department

2.6 How Digital Balloting Works

The balloting process is fully computerized and transparent:

• All eligible applicants entered into district-wise database
• System randomly selects winners based on available tractor quota per district
• Chief Minister personally calls several winners to congratulate
• Complete results published online at gts.punjab.gov.pk/ballot/result
• No human intervention in selection

2.7 Farmer’s Contribution After Subsidy

Example calculation:

• Tractor price: Rs. 1,000,000
• Government subsidy: Rs. 500,000
• Farmer pays: Rs. 500,000

Easy installment plans are available through partner banks. The High-Tech Farm Mechanization Financing Program offers interest-free loans for tractors in the 100–120 HP category.

2.8 Tractor Transfer Lock-In Period

Tractors cannot be sold or transferred for three years from the date of possession. This lock-in prevents resale for profit. Violation results in recovery of full subsidy plus penalties.

2.9 How to Check Green Tractor Winners List

Use any of these methods:

1. Online: Visit gts.punjab.gov.pk, enter CNIC in result checker
2. PDF download: District-wise winner lists available on portal
3. SMS: Automatic notification sent to registered mobile
4. Agriculture office: Visit nearest Extension Office
5. Helpline: Call 0800-17000 for result inquiry

2.10 Application Deadline

Deadlines vary by phase. Phase 3 applications closed January 20. Extensions were announced for farmers from non-computerized villages. Always check the official website for upcoming phase announcements. Late applications are never accepted.

2.11 Women Farmers Can Apply

Yes. Women who own agricultural land in their name are fully eligible. The application process treats male and female applicants equally. No gender-based discrimination. Women landowners meeting minimum acreage can apply through the same online portal.

2.12 Total Tractors Distributed So Far

More than 20,000 tractors have been distributed across completed phases. Phase 3 launched with a formal draw ceremony. The final target of 30,000 tractors will be achieved with Phase 4 and subsequent phases.

3. Kisan Card: Credit, Subsidies, and Registration

The Kisan Card is a digital identity card for farmers. It provides interest-free loans of Rs. 30,000 to Rs. 150,000 per acre. It also delivers direct subsidies for wheat, diesel, and other inputs. The program has achieved an 85% loan repayment rate.

3.1 Kisan Card Eligibility Criteria

To qualify for Kisan Card, a farmer must:

• Be a permanent resident of Punjab (valid domicile)
• Own or legally lease at least 1 acre of agricultural land
• Have land record verified by PLRA
• Hold a valid CNIC with matching mobile SIM registration
• Be at least 18 years old
• Actively farm the land

3.2 Required Documents for Kisan Card

3.3 How to Apply for Kisan Card – SMS Method (Easiest)

Step-by-step SMS registration:

1. Open SMS app on your registered mobile number
2. Type: PKC [space] [13-digit CNIC without dashes]
3. Example: PKC 1234567890123
4. Send to number: 8070
5. You will receive a confirmation message
6. Wait for verification (7–14 days)

3.4 Online Portal Application Method

Alternative method for those with internet access:

• Visit www.agripunjab.gov.pk
• Navigate to Kisan Card section
• Complete online application form
• Upload scanned documents
• Submit and track status online

3.5 Credit Limit Per Acre

Kisan Card credit limits vary by land quality and crop type:

Farmers can use this credit at registered agricultural input dealers for seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, and diesel.

3.6 Kisan Card vs Livestock Card – Key Differences

A farmer can hold both cards if they do both crop and livestock farming.

3.7 Wheat Support Subsidy via Kisan Card

Kisan Card holders receive direct wheat production subsidies:

• Wheat procurement price: Rs. 3,500 per maund
• Free gunny bags: Rs. 6 billion worth distributed
• Diesel subsidy: Rs. 150 per liter on 10 liters per acre (for farmers up to 25 acres)
• Free bags: 10 free bags per acre from purchase centers

3.8 Diesel Subsidy Details

Eligible wheat farmers (owning up to 25 acres) receive Rs. 150 per liter subsidy on diesel. The subsidy covers 10 liters per acre. Amount is directly transferred to the Kisan Card. Farmers can use it at registered fuel stations.

3.9 Interest Rate and Repayment Terms

Kisan Card loans are completely interest-free (0% markup). Repayment period follows the crop cycle:

• 6 to 12 months depending on crop type
• Repayment due after harvest, before next cropping season
• 85% repayment rate achieved so far

4. Livestock Card: Interest-Free Loans for Cattle Farmers

The Livestock Card is designed exclusively for cattle farmers. It offers interest-free loans from Rs. 135,000 to Rs. 540,000. The money is used to purchase animal feed, silage, mineral mixtures, and veterinary medicines. A Rs. 2 billion sub-component targets rural women in South Punjab.

4.1 Is Livestock Card Only for Cattle Farmers?

Yes. The Livestock Card is only for cattle and livestock farmers. Eligible animals include buffalo, cows, calves, and young stock. The farmer must maintain at least 5 male calves or young stock. The card cannot be used for crop farming.

4.2 Livestock Card Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must meet all these conditions:

• Permanent resident of Punjab (valid domicile)
• Valid CNIC with mobile SIM registered on same name
• Minimum 5 male calves or young stock (buffalo or cattle)
• Actively engaged in livestock farming
• For women’s scheme: residency in South Punjab districts

4.3 Minimum Number of Calves Required

4.4 How to Apply for Livestock Card Online

SMS method (fastest):

1. Open SMS app
2. Type: PLC [space] [13-digit CNIC]
3. Example: PLC 1234567890123
4. Send to: 8070
5. Receive confirmation and further instructions

Online portal method:

• Visit livestock.punjab.gov.pk
• Complete registration form
• Upload required documents
• Submit for verification

Helpline assistance:

• Call 08000-9211 (24/7)

4.5 Loan Amount and Repayment Period

• Loan amount: Rs. 27,000 per animal
• Maximum duration: 150 days total
• Utilization period: 120 days (to buy feed, silage, medicines)
• Repayment period: 30 days after utilization
• Total program allocation: Rs. 11 billion over two years
• Expected beneficiaries: 80,000+ livestock farmers

4.6 How to Register in the Livestock Department’s 9211 System

The 9211 system is the backend for Livestock Card management. Registration steps:

1. Send PLC CNIC to 8070
2. System automatically registers you in 9211 database
3. You receive confirmation SMS
4. Visit nearest veterinary hospital for physical verification of animals
5. After verification, loan is approved

4.7 Maryam Nawaz Cow Scheme Explained

The “Maryam Nawaz cow scheme” refers to the Livestock Card’s rural women component. Key facts:

• Rs. 2 billion government allocation
• 11,000 deserving rural women in South Punjab
• Women receive cows (livestock assets) not just loans
• Includes training and veterinary support
• Aims to create sustainable dairy income

4.8 Can Livestock Cardholders Withdraw Cash?

No. The Livestock Card is a restricted-use card. You cannot withdraw cash. The loan amount is only usable at registered livestock supply dealers for:

• Animal feed
• Silage
• Mineral mixtures
• Vaccines
• Veterinary medicines

This restriction ensures funds are used for intended purposes.

4.9 SMS Registration Format – Exact Instructions

4.10 Scheme for Farmers with Fewer Than 5 Animals

Farmers with fewer than 5 animals may still qualify for:

• Rural women livestock scheme (direct asset transfer, not loan)
• Subsidized feed and veterinary services through Model Agriculture Malls
• Future phases of Livestock Card (government has announced expansion to smaller herds)

5. Solarization for Tube Wells: 75% Subsidy for Solar Power

The Punjab government offers up to 80% subsidy (typically 75%) for converting diesel or electric tube wells to solar power. The initial phase targets 8,000 tube wells. Subsidies range from Rs. 500,000 to Rs. 1,000,000 depending on system capacity.

5.1 How to Apply for Solar Tube Well Scheme

Application methods:

• Online: Visit www.agripunjab.gov.pk
• In-person: Visit nearest Agriculture Extension Office
• Requirements: Land ownership verification, existing tube well registration, consent for installation

Approved farmers are connected with empaneled solar system providers.

5.2 Subsidy Structure by System Capacity

Government covers 75% of system cost. Farmer pays only 25% through flexible installments.

5.3 Eligibility for Solar Tubewell Scheme

To be eligible, a farmer must:

• Own agricultural land in Punjab with an existing tube well
• Have a valid electricity connection or registered diesel pump
• Have land ownership verified by PLRA
• Not have received solar subsidy from any previous government program

5.4 Required Documents for Solar Application

Prepare these documents:

• Valid CNIC
• Punjab domicile certificate
• Land ownership document (Fard) – PLRA verified
• Existing tube well registration or recent electricity bill
• Mobile number registered on applicant’s CNIC
• Passport-size photograph

5.5 Annual Savings from Solar Conversion

Real-world savings examples:

System typically pays for itself within 2–3 years through fuel savings alone.

5.6 Registration Deadline

Deadlines vary by phase. The program launched with immediate effect. Farmers should apply early because district quotas are limited. Extensions may be announced based on application volume. Check official website regularly.

5.7 How to Check Solar Scheme Status

Use any of these methods:

• Visit www.agripunjab.gov.pk, enter CNIC number
• Call helpline 0800-17000
• Visit Agriculture Extension Office in your district
• Check SMS notifications sent to your registered mobile

5.8 Solar Installation Process After Approval

Once approved, the installation follows this sequence:

1. Approval notification – You receive SMS and official letter
2. Select provider – Choose from government-empaneled solar companies
3. Site survey – Provider visits your farm to assess needs
4. System design – Custom design for your tube well capacity
5. Installation – Panels, inverter, and pump installed
6. Government inspection – Officials verify proper installation
7. Commissioning – System starts operating; you receive training

5.9 Separate Scheme for Home Solar Panels?

No. This scheme is only for agricultural tube wells and irrigation. Residential solar panels are covered under different programs:

• Roshan Gharana scheme (for homes)
• Net metering policies of electricity distribution companies

Contact your local electricity company for residential solar options.

6. Model Agriculture Malls: One-Stop Shops for Farmers

Model Agriculture Malls are operational in four cities: Multan, Bahawalpur, Sargodha, and Sahiwal. They offer seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, expert advice, financial services, and machinery under one roof. Ten additional malls are under construction. Total investment exceeds Rs. 1.3 billion.

6.1 Key Benefits of Model Agriculture Malls

Farmers get these advantages:

• Quality inputs – Certified seeds, fertilizers, pesticides at fixed government-regulated rates
• No middlemen – Direct purchase from government-verified suppliers
• Expert advice – Free consultation from qualified agricultural extension staff
• Machinery rental – Tractors, harvesters, laser levelers at affordable hourly rates
• Banking services – On-site bank branches for loans and credit
• Training sessions – Free workshops on modern farming techniques

6.2 How to Register for Mall Services

Registration is simple and free:

• Visit any Model Agriculture Mall
• Bring your CNIC and land ownership documents
• Go to the registration counter
• Staff will issue a membership card
• Use the card to access all services

6.3 Products and Services Available

6.4 Locations of Model Agriculture Malls

Current operational malls:

• Multan – Full-service mall
• Bahawalpur – Built on 8 acres, Rs. 284 million investment
• Sargodha – Part of Rs. 1.25 billion four-mall network
• Sahiwal – Fully operational

Ten additional malls are under construction in other districts.

6.5 Is There Any Fee for Using Mall Facilities?

No entry fee. No consultation fee. Farmers can:

• Enter and browse for free
• Receive expert advice at no cost
• Compare input prices before buying
• Only pay for inputs or machinery rental at market-competitive rates (often lower than open market due to subsidies)

6.6 How Malls Eliminate Middlemen

Traditional supply chain: Farmer → Local dealer → Wholesaler → Multiple middlemen → High prices

Model Agriculture Mall supply chain: Farmer → Government-verified supplier → Fixed price

Results:

• Prices are 10–20% lower than open market
• Product quality is guaranteed
• Price boards are displayed transparently
• No bargaining or cheating

6.7 Investment and Land Area per Mall

Each mall includes storage blocks, machinery blocks, training rooms, retail areas, and administrative offices.

7. Modern Agriculture Machinery: Subsidies for High-Tech Equipment

The CM High-Tech Mechanization Financing Program and Punjab Farm Mechanization Program provide subsidies of 30% to 60% on modern equipment. Covered equipment includes combine harvesters, laser land levelers, seed drills, sprayers, and chisel ploughs. Easy installment plans over five years are available. Total loan allocation: Rs. 30 billion.

7.1 Subsidy Amounts by Equipment Type

7.2 How to Apply for Machinery Subsidy

Online application steps:

1. Visit www.agripunjab.gov.pk
2. Click on “Apply for Machinery Subsidy”
3. Create account or log in with CNIC
4. Select equipment type you want
5. Upload scanned CNIC and land ownership documents
6. Submit application
7. If approved, receive subsidy certificate
8. Redeem certificate at empaneled machinery dealer

7.3 Types of Machinery Covered

The program covers a wide range:

• Combine harvesters (wheat, rice, maize)
• Laser land levelers (precision farming)
• High-horsepower tractors (100–120 HP)
• Transplanters (rice, vegetables)
• Balers (straw and fodder)
• Super seeders (conservation agriculture)
• Chisel ploughs (deep tillage)
• Power sprayers (crop protection)

7.4 Easy Installment Facility

Terms of the financing program:

• Interest-free loans for machinery purchase
• Down payment: 20% to 30% of machinery cost
• Remaining amount financed over 5 years
• Installments deducted from crop proceeds or paid directly to bank
• Target: 6,500 modern agricultural machines by 2028

7.5 Laser Land Leveler Subsidy Scheme

Laser land levelers receive 50% subsidy. Benefits of laser leveling:

• Improves water efficiency by 30%–40%
• Reduces irrigation time
• Increases crop yields by 10%–15%
• Saves diesel and electricity

Apply through Agriculture Department portal. Subsidy credited directly to Kisan Card.

7.6 Battery-Operated Spray Pump Subsidy

Battery-operated spray pumps are included with 30%–40% subsidy. Advantages:

• No manual pumping labor
• More uniform spray coverage
• No fuel costs (rechargeable battery)
• Ideal for small farmers

Small farmers with limited land are prioritized for this category.

7.7 Chisel Plough Subsidy Details

Chisel plough subsidy: 40%–50% of equipment cost. Purpose:

• Deep tillage (breaks hardpan layers)
• Improves soil water infiltration
• Reduces soil compaction
• Essential for areas with compacted soil

7.8 Cotton Model Farms Subsidy

Cotton farmers can apply for Cotton Model Farms initiative. Subsidized equipment includes:

• Bed planters
• Laser land levelers
• Cotton pickers

The program includes technical training on modern cotton production techniques. Applications submitted through district Agriculture Extension Offices.

8. Agriculture Graduates Internship: Rs. 60,000–70,000 Monthly Stipend

The Agriculture Graduates Internship Program provides 2,000 fresh agriculture graduates with a monthly stipend of Rs. 60,000 for one year. Under the Apna Khet Apna Rozgar integration, the stipend increases to Rs. 70,000. Phase 2 is currently open for applications.

8.1 Eligibility for Agriculture Graduates Internship

To be eligible, you must have:

• B.Sc (Hons) in Agriculture OR B.Sc (Hons) in Agricultural Engineering
• Punjab domicile and valid CNIC
• Graduation completed within the last 3 years
• Age between 25 and 30 years (varies by phase)
• No current government employment

8.2 Age Limit Details

General age limit: 25 to 30 years at the time of application. Relaxations:

• Candidates from remote districts may get 2–3 years relaxation
• Those with additional qualifications may also qualify
• Exact limits are published in each phase announcement

Always check the official notification on www.agripunjab.gov.pk.

8.3 How to Apply for Agriculture Internship

Step-by-step application process:

1. Visit www.agripunjab.gov.pk
2. Navigate to “Internship Program” section
3. Download the application form
4. Fill in personal and educational details
5. Attach attested copies of:
   • Degree certificate
   • CNIC
   • Domicile
   • Recent photograph
6. Submit to the designated Agriculture Department office in your district
7. Wait for merit list announcement

8.4 Monthly Stipend and Duration

Possibility of extension based on performance and program needs.

8.5 How to Check Internship Application Status

Use these methods:

• Visit www.agripunjab.gov.pk – internship section
• Check SMS notifications sent to your registered mobile
• Call Agricultural Helpline: 0800-17000
• Visit the Agriculture Department office where you submitted application

8.6 Agricultural Helpline for Internship Queries

Central helpline: 0800-17000

Hours: 8:00 am to 8:00 pm daily

What you can ask:

• Application status
• Merit list release dates
• Document verification schedules
• Internship posting locations

8.7 Can Agriculture Engineers Apply?

Yes. B.Sc (Hons) in Agricultural Engineering is fully eligible. Engineers are typically assigned to:

• Machinery maintenance roles
• Mechanization planning
• Farm machinery demonstrations
• Equipment training for farmers

Both degree holders compete through the same merit-based selection process.

8.8 Work with Punjab Government Program

This is a recent initiative launched alongside the internship program. Features:

• Interns gain hands-on experience with government departments
• Work on real agricultural development projects
• Enhanced stipend of Rs. 70,000
• Integrated with Apna Khet Apna Rozgar scheme

8.9 Internship for Agriculture Diploma Holders

Currently, the program is for degree holders only (B.Sc Hons). Diploma holders may qualify for:

• Other government training programs
• Technical assistant positions
• Future phases (government has announced expansion plans)

9. How All Seven Schemes Work Together

The seven schemes are designed to work as an integrated system. The Kisan Card is the digital backbone. Model Agriculture Malls and interns provide on-ground support. This synergy maximizes impact.

9.1 Kisan Card + Green Tractor Scheme

• Kisan Card holders get priority in tractor balloting
• Same PLRA land verification system serves both schemes
• Farmers can use Kisan Card credit to pay their tractor contribution amount
• No upfront cash needed

9.2 Kisan Card + Solar Tube Well

• Kisan Card credit can pay the farmer’s 25% contribution for solar system
• Solar subsidy covers 75%
• Integration makes solar affordable for cash-limited farmers

9.3 Model Agriculture Malls as Registration Hubs

Model Agriculture Malls serve as physical one-stop centers for all schemes. At a mall, farmers can:

• Complete online applications with staff help
• Get documents verified
• Receive scheme selection guidance
• Meet bank representatives for Kisan Card processing

9.4 Role of Agriculture Interns

Interns are deployed across Punjab to:

• Help farmers register for schemes
• Verify land ownership through field visits
• Educate farmers about available schemes
• Provide technical advice on scheme selection
• Work under Apna Khet Apna Rozgar (enhanced stipend)

9.5 Apna Khet Apna Rozgar Integration

Under this program:

• Interns receive Rs. 70,000 stipend (instead of Rs. 60,000)
• They serve as extension workers in specific villages
• They help landless farmers obtain state land at Rs. 1,000 annual rent
• They assist new farmers in accessing Kisan Card credit

9.6 PITB’s Role in Digitization

The Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) developed and maintains all portals:

• gts.punjab.gov.pk (Green Tractor)
• livestock.punjab.gov.pk (Livestock Card)
• agripunjab.gov.pk (central portal)

PITB manages digital balloting, SMS registration, and PLRA integration for automated land verification.

10. Step-by-Step Application Guide for All Schemes

This section provides a master guide for applying to any scheme.

10.1 Common Application Process for All Schemes

All schemes share these basic steps:

1. CNIC verification – Through NADRA database
2. Land verification – Through PLRA automated system
3. Mobile confirmation – OTP sent to registered SIM
4. Document upload – Scanned copies as required
5. Submission – Online or at facilitation center

Once you complete common registration on agripunjab.gov.pk, you can apply for multiple schemes without re-entering basic information.

10.2 How to Register on CM Punjab Scheme Portal

Registration steps:

1. Go to www.agripunjab.gov.pk
2. Click “Register New Account”
3. Enter CNIC number, mobile number, email (if available)
4. Create a password and set security questions
5. Verify mobile via OTP sent to your SIM
6. Complete profile with land ownership details (auto-verified by PLRA)
7. Account activated – you can now apply for any scheme

10.3 Universal Document Checklist

10.4 How Land Ownership Verification Works

The Agriculture Department portal integrates directly with PLRA database. When you enter your land record number or property ID:

• System automatically fetches verified ownership details
• No manual document upload needed for verification
• For non-computerized land records: visit local Patwari or Revenue Department for manual verification first

10.5 Helpline Numbers for Application Assistance

Operators provide assistance in Urdu, Punjabi, and English.

10.6 Applying Through Agriculture Facilitation Centers

If you lack internet or digital skills:

• Visit nearest Agriculture Extension Office
• Or visit any Model Agriculture Mall
• Or go to District Agriculture Office
• Staff will complete online application on your behalf using government computers
• Bring all required documents

10.7 How to Track Application Status for Multiple Schemes

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the last date to apply for Maryam Nawaz agriculture schemes?
Deadlines vary by scheme and phase. Always check www.agripunjab.gov.pk for current deadlines. Phase 3 Green Tractor closed January 20 with extensions for non-computerized villages.

How much subsidy is available on tractors under Green Tractor Scheme?
Rs. 500,000 for 40–65 HP tractors. Up to Rs. 1,500,000 for high-horsepower tractors (75–125 HP) in Phase 4.

When will the next phase of Green Tractor Scheme start?
Phase 4 has been approved and is expected to launch soon. The target is 30,000 total tractors; 20,000 already delivered.

How to check the Green Tractor Scheme winners list PDF?
Visit gts.punjab.gov.pk, go to Results section, download district-wise PDF. You can also enter your CNIC to check individually.

What is the Maryam Nawaz 10000 scheme?
This refers to components of Kisan Card supporting thousands of farmers. Exact details on official portal.

What is the Maryam Nawaz 25000 scheme?
Part of Green Tractor Scheme: 30,000 total tractors, 20,000 delivered, 10,000 remaining.

What is the Maryam Nawaz 5000 scheme?
Refers to Solarization program targeting 8,000 tube wells.

What is the Apna Khet Apna Rozgar Scheme apply online?
State land on Rs. 1,000 annual rent plus Rs. 50,000 per acre financial assistance. Apply through www.agripunjab.gov.pk.

What is the CM Punjab agriculture machinery scheme online registration?
Visit Agripunjab.gov.pk. Requires CNIC and land ownership verification.

What is the CM Punjab High-tech farm Mechanization finance program?
Rs. 30 billion loan program for combine harvesters, high-power tractors, and advanced machinery on easy financing terms.

Disclaimer
This guide provides general information about government agriculture schemes in Punjab. Scheme details—including subsidy amounts, eligibility, and deadlines—may change as per government notifications. Always verify current information through official government channels before applying.B