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State-Wise Tractor Subsidy 2026

State-Wise Tractor Subsidy in India 2026–27: Complete Guide for Farmers

Buying a tractor is a major investment for Indian farmers. For small and marginal farmers in particular, the upfront cost can make farm mechanisation difficult. To encourage mechanisation and reduce the financial burden, the Government of India and state governments provide State-Wise Tractor Subsidy and assistance for agricultural machinery through programmes such as the Sub-Mission on Agricultural Mechanization (SMAM) and state-specific schemes.

However, one important point often gets missed: there is no single tractor subsidy percentage that applies uniformly across all Indian states. The final subsidy can depend on the state or Union Territory, scheme, farmer category, tractor horsepower, 2WD or 4WD configuration, approved machinery, dealer price and applicable subsidy ceiling. The Government of India’s Agriculture Mechanization DBT portal provides a subsidy calculator that takes these factors into account. Also read the Tractor Financing Options Comparison: EMI, Subsidy & Loan blog at Krishi Vikas.com.

What Is Tractor Subsidy?

A tractor subsidy is financial assistance provided under government agricultural mechanisation programmes to reduce the farmer’s effective cost of purchasing eligible agricultural machinery. The subsidy is generally not paid as a universal discount at the tractor dealership. Instead, the farmer must meet the eligibility conditions, apply through the prescribed system and complete the required verification and purchase process.

Depending on the scheme, the subsidy may be calculated using:

Eligible machinery cost × applicable subsidy percentage

However, the result is subject to the maximum permissible subsidy limit. For this reason, a statement such as “farmers get 50% subsidy on every tractor” can be misleading.

Tractor Subsidy in India

The central DBT platform explains that government assistance is intended to help farmers purchase agricultural machinery and promote farm mechanisation.

Particular	Details
Main central framework	Sub-Mission on Agricultural Mechanization (SMAM)
Implementing system	DBT in Agriculture Mechanization
Coverage	States and Union Territories participating in the programme
Subsidy basis	Farmer category + machinery + HP + applicable scheme
Higher assistance category	Up to 50% under applicable central norms
Other beneficiary category	Up to 40% under applicable central norms
State top-up	May be available depending on state/UT
Final subsidy	Subject to applicable percentage and maximum ceiling
Application	State agriculture/DBT mechanism
2026–27	Check current state targets, application windows and scheme availability

Why Tractor Subsidy Differs From State to State

One of the most important things farmers should understand is that SMAM does not necessarily mean identical subsidies in every state.

The central DBT system allows state governments to:

Add state-specific schemes.
Define state-specific subsidy patterns.
Add subsidy top-ups where applicable.
Allocate targets to districts and blocks.
Select eligible implements from the central machinery pool.
Approve manufacturers, products and dealer prices.

This state-level implementation is one of the main reasons why the subsidy available to two farmers in different states may not be identical.

How Is Tractor Subsidy Calculated?

Suppose a tractor falls under a category where the applicable assistance rate is 40%.

If the eligible cost is ₹8 lakh:

40% of ₹8 lakh = ₹3.20 lakh

However, the farmer may not necessarily receive ₹3.20 lakh because the subsidy is also subject to the maximum permissible subsidy ceiling and other scheme conditions.

Similarly, if a beneficiary is eligible for 50% assistance, the calculation may be higher, but the applicable maximum limit still matters.

The official DBT Agriculture Mechanization portal provides a subsidy calculator that considers factors including state, scheme, gender, farmer category, farmer type, implement, horsepower and dealer sale price. State-Wise Tractor Subsidy .

Tractor Subsidy Example

Suppose a farmer wants to purchase a tractor costing ₹7 lakh.

If a scheme hypothetically allows 40% assistance on the eligible cost, a simple calculation would be:

₹7,00,000 × 40% = ₹2,80,000

But this does not automatically mean ₹2.8 lakh will be paid as subsidy. If the scheme specifies a maximum subsidy ceiling or a lower approved cost, the actual benefit can be lower. That is why farmers should check the eligible cost and maximum subsidy limit, not just the percentage.

Who Can Get Tractor Subsidy?

Eligibility varies by state and scheme, but subsidy programmes may prioritise categories such as:

Small and marginal farmers
SC/ST farmers
Women farmers
Individual farmers meeting scheme requirements
Farmer groups or organisations under relevant components
Farmers purchasing approved agricultural machinery

Eligibility should always be checked against the current financial year’s notification.

How Much Tractor Subsidy Can Farmers Get?

Under the central SMAM assistance pattern, specified beneficiary categories can receive assistance at a higher rate than other beneficiaries.

Broadly, the central framework provides:

Farmer category	Central assistance pattern
SC/ST farmers	Up to 50%, subject to applicable ceiling
Small and marginal farmers	Up to 50%, subject to applicable ceiling
Women beneficiaries	Up to 50%, subject to applicable ceiling
Beneficiaries in North-Eastern states	Up to 50%, subject to applicable ceiling
Other beneficiaries	Up to 40%, subject to applicable ceiling

These percentages are central-framework benchmarks, not a guarantee that the farmer will receive the same percentage on every tractor in every state. The actual amount can also be affected by state-level top-ups and the machinery-specific ceiling.

Tractor Subsidy Maximum Amount: Why It Depends on HP and Tractor Type

The maximum permissible assistance varies according to tractor category.

For example, under the central SMAM framework, higher subsidy ceilings apply to larger tractor categories, and 4WD tractors can have a different ceiling from comparable 2WD tractors. The official Agriculture Mechanization subsidy calculator is designed to calculate the applicable amount using these inputs.

A farmer therefore needs to consider:

Tractor horsepower
PTO horsepower where applicable
2WD or 4WD
Farmer category
Eligible machinery cost
Central subsidy ceiling
State/UT top-up, if applicable
Current state target

Example

Suppose the applicable subsidy rate is 40% and the eligible cost is ₹8 lakh.

40% of ₹8 lakh = ₹3.20 lakh

But if the applicable maximum subsidy ceiling is lower than ₹3.20 lakh, the farmer will receive the lower permissible amount.

Similarly, a farmer eligible for a 50% assistance pattern may not receive 50% of the entire showroom price if the applicable subsidy ceiling is lower.

The first category refers to SC/ST, small and marginal farmers, women and NE-state beneficiaries under the cited SMAM guideline; actual eligibility and implementation are subject to the current state programme.

This means that the subsidy is not simply a flat ₹X amount for every tractor. Both the tractor’s power category and the farmer’s beneficiary category can change the maximum assistance. State-Wise Tractor Subsidy .

Maximum Permissible Subsidy for Tractors

Tractor category	Eligible beneficiary group*	Other beneficiaries*
2WD up to 20 PTO HP	₹2.00 lakh	₹1.60 lakh
4WD up to 20 PTO HP	₹2.45 lakh	₹1.96 lakh
2WD above 20 to 40 PTO HP	₹3.00 lakh	₹2.40 lakh
4WD above 20 to 40 PTO HP	₹3.60 lakh	₹2.88 lakh
2WD above 40 to 50 PTO HP	₹4.50 lakh	₹3.60 lakh
4WD above 40 to 50 PTO HP	₹5.45 lakh	₹4.36 lakh
2WD above 50 PTO HP	₹6.00 lakh	₹4.80 lakh
4WD above 50 PTO HP	₹6.50 lakh	₹5.20 lakh

State-Wise Tractor Subsidy in India 2026–27

The following table covers all 28 states and 8 Union Territories.

Because the official DBT system calculates the final amount dynamically, the table identifies the subsidy mechanism rather than publishing unsupported fixed amounts for states where the amount changes by farmer, tractor and scheme.

State/UT	Subsidy %	Maximum Amount	Farmer Category	Official Application Portal	2026–27 Status
Andhra Pradesh	Centre + applicable state assistance	Varies by tractor/HP	Category-specific	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / AP Agriculture	Check current state target
Arunachal Pradesh	Centre + applicable state assistance	Varies	Category-specific; NE provisions may apply	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / State Agriculture Dept.	Subject to state implementation
Assam	Centre + applicable state assistance	Varies	Category-specific; NE provisions may apply	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Assam Agriculture	Subject to state target
Bihar	Centre + state scheme, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Bihar Agriculture	Subject to 2026–27 allocation
Chhattisgarh	Centre + state scheme, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Chhattisgarh Agriculture	Subject to state target
Goa	Applicable central/state assistance	Varies	Eligible farmer categories	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Goa Agriculture	Check current notification
Gujarat	Centre + state assistance, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Gujarat Agriculture	Subject to current allocation
Haryana	Centre + state assistance, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Haryana Agriculture	Subject to state target
Himachal Pradesh	Centre + state assistance, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / HP Agriculture	Subject to allocation
Jharkhand	Centre + state assistance, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Jharkhand Agriculture	Subject to state target
Karnataka	Centre + state assistance, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Karnataka Agriculture	Subject to implementation
Kerala	Centre + state assistance, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Kerala Agriculture	2026–27 application/selection process applies
Madhya Pradesh	Centre + state assistance, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / MP Agriculture	Subject to state/district target
Maharashtra	Centre + state assistance, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Maharashtra Agriculture	Subject to allocation
Manipur	Centre + state assistance, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific; NE provisions may apply	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Manipur Agriculture	Subject to state plan
Meghalaya	Centre + state assistance, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific; NE provisions may apply	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Meghalaya Agriculture	Subject to state plan
Mizoram	Centre + state assistance, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific; NE provisions may apply	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Mizoram Agriculture	Subject to state plan
Nagaland	Centre + state assistance, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific; NE provisions may apply	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Nagaland Agriculture	Subject to state plan
Odisha	Centre + state assistance, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Odisha Agriculture	Subject to 2026–27 allocation
Punjab	Centre + state assistance, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Punjab Agriculture	Subject to state target
Rajasthan	Centre + state assistance, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific	RajKisan / Agriculture Mechanization DBT	Current state implementation applies
Sikkim	Centre + state assistance, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Sikkim Agriculture	Subject to state allocation
Tamil Nadu	Centre + state assistance, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Tamil Nadu Agriculture	Subject to current target
Telangana	Centre + state assistance, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Telangana Agriculture	Subject to implementation
Tripura	Centre + state assistance, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific; NE provisions may apply	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Tripura Agriculture	Subject to state plan
Uttar Pradesh	Centre + state assistance, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / UP Agriculture	Subject to district/state target
Uttarakhand	Centre + state assistance, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Uttarakhand Agriculture	Subject to allocation
West Bengal	Centre + state assistance, where applicable	Varies	Category-specific	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / West Bengal Agriculture	Subject to implementation

Union Territory Tractor Subsidy in India 2026–27

UT	Subsidy %	Maximum Amount	Farmer Category	Official Application Portal	2026–27 Status
Andaman & Nicobar Islands	Central/UT assistance, where applicable	Varies	Eligible categories	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / UT Agriculture	Subject to UT allocation
Chandigarh	Applicable central/UT provisions	Varies	Eligible agricultural beneficiaries	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / UT Administration	Check current provisions
Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu	Central + UT provisions	Varies	Eligible categories	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / UT Agriculture	Subject to UT allocation
Delhi	Applicable central/UT provisions	Varies	Eligible agricultural beneficiaries	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Delhi Agriculture	Check current provisions
Jammu & Kashmir	Central + UT provisions	Varies	Category-specific	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / J&K Agriculture	Subject to UT allocation
Ladakh	Central + UT provisions	Varies	Eligible categories	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Ladakh Agriculture	Subject to UT allocation
Lakshadweep	Applicable central/UT provisions	Varies	Eligible beneficiaries	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / UT Agriculture	Check current provisions
Puducherry	Central + UT/state provisions	Varies	Category-specific	Agriculture Mechanization DBT / Puducherry Agriculture	Subject to current allocation

Why are exact amounts marked “varies”?

The official calculator does not simply ask for a state and return one universal tractor subsidy. It considers the scheme, gender, farmer category, farmer type, implement, HP and dealer sale price before determining the applicable assistance.

This makes a dynamic state-wise table more accurate than publishing a single percentage for every state.

Rajasthan Tractor Subsidy: An Example of State-Level Implementation

Rajasthan provides a useful example of how state implementation works. The official state-wise tractor subsidy 2026–27 RajKisan agriculture machinery page states that approved agricultural machinery can receive up to 40–50% subsidy according to farmer category. It also specifies eligibility conditions, including having agricultural land in the applicant’s name and, for tractor-operated machinery, tractor registration in the applicant’s name. The Rajasthan portal also states that a farmer can generally receive subsidy on a particular type of agricultural machinery only once within a three-year period under departmental schemes, subject to the scheme’s rules. This illustrates why the state column should not simply say “50% subsidy on tractor.” The exact assistance depends on the applicable machinery, farmer category and programme.

What Is the Agriculture Mechanization DBT Portal?

The Direct Benefit Transfer in Agriculture Mechanization portal is operated by the Department of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare under the Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare. Its objective is to support agricultural mechanisation by helping eligible farmers access government assistance for agricultural machinery. For farmers, this means the DBT portal is one of the most important places to verify the subsidy before purchasing eligible machinery.

The system provides tools for:

Farmer applications
Machinery selection
Subsidy calculation
Dealer-related processes
State-level implementation
Target allocation
Application tracking
Subsidy processing

How to Check Your Exact Tractor Subsidy

Instead of relying on an online article, WhatsApp message or dealer estimate, farmers should check the official subsidy calculator.

The process generally involves selecting:

State/UT
Scheme
Gender
Farmer category
Farmer type
Implement
Horsepower
Dealer sale price

The calculator then provides the applicable subsidy calculation.

Official Agriculture Mechanization Subsidy Calculator:
Check the Government of India subsidy calculator

Who Is Eligible for Higher Tractor Subsidy?

Under the central assistance framework, higher assistance can apply to specified categories such as:

SC/ST farmers
Small farmers
Marginal farmers
Women beneficiaries
Beneficiaries in North-Eastern states

Other eligible beneficiaries can receive the applicable lower assistance pattern. However, eligibility alone does not guarantee the maximum subsidy amount. The farmer must also satisfy the applicable scheme conditions, and the tractor/machinery must fall within the approved category.

Documents Required for Tractor Subsidy

The exact requirements differ by state, but farmers may generally need:

Aadhaar card
Mobile number
Farmer registration
Land records
Bank account details
Passport-size photograph
Caste certificate, where applicable
Farmer category information
Tractor/machinery quotation
Dealer details
Other documents prescribed by the state agriculture department

How to Apply for Tractor Subsidy

The general application process is:

Step 1: Check eligibility

Identify your farmer category, land status and eligibility under the applicable mechanisation scheme.

Step 2: Check the subsidy

Use the official calculator to identify the applicable central and state assistance.

Step 3: Select the tractor

Compare tractors based on horsepower, land size, crops, implements and intended usage.

Step 4: Check the approved process

Some schemes require the farmer to apply or receive approval before purchasing the machinery.

Step 5: Submit the application

Apply through the relevant state agriculture portal or DBT system.

Step 6: Complete verification

The application may require document, field or other verification.

Step 7: Purchase through the prescribed process

Farmers should follow the scheme’s approved purchase procedure and use eligible dealers/models where required.

Step 8: Subsidy processing

After the required verification and approval, the subsidy is processed according to the applicable DBT procedure.

Can Tractor Subsidy Be Combined With a Tractor Loan?

A tractor subsidy and tractor loan serve different purposes.

Subsidy: Reduces the eligible financial burden.

Loan: Helps finance the amount the farmer needs to pay.

For example:

Tractor price → Eligible subsidy → Farmer contribution → Loan requirement

The actual treatment of subsidy in a financed purchase depends on the applicable scheme and lender.

Farmers should therefore calculate the subsidy and EMI together rather than looking only at the advertised tractor price.

Tractor Subsidy vs Tractor EMI: What Should Farmers Compare?

A tractor with a lower EMI is not automatically the cheapest tractor to own.

Farmers should compare:

Factor	Why it matters
Tractor price	Determines initial investment
Subsidy eligibility	Can reduce effective cost
EMI	Determines monthly repayment
Interest rate	Affects total loan cost
Horsepower	Should match farm operations
Fuel efficiency	Affects operating cost
Implements	Determines versatility
2WD/4WD	Important for soil and terrain
Service network	Reduces downtime
Spare parts	Affects maintenance cost
Resale value	Important for long-term ownership

How Krishi Vikas Help Farmers with Tractor Subsidy

Understanding tractor subsidy is only one part of the tractor-buying process. Farmers also need to choose a suitable tractor, compare prices, find reliable dealers and plan financing. Krishi Vikas helps simplify these steps by providing tractor information and connecting farmers with dealers.

1. Explore Suitable Tractors

Farmers can explore different tractor models and compare them based on horsepower, price, features, applications, farm size and implement compatibility. This helps them shortlist tractors that match their actual farming requirements.

2. Connect with Tractor Dealers

After shortlisting a tractor, farmers can connect with tractor dealers to enquire about prices, availability, specifications and the purchase process. Farmers should confirm the tractor and dealer’s eligibility under the applicable subsidy scheme.

3. Compare Prices Before Buying

Subsidy does not always mean a fixed percentage of the tractor’s showroom price. The final benefit can depend on the eligible cost and applicable subsidy limit. Comparing tractor prices and dealer quotations can help farmers understand their overall purchase cost.

4. Plan Financing Alongside Subsidy

Even after subsidy, farmers may need financing. Krishi Vikas helps farmers understand key factors such as down payment, loan amount, interest rate, tenure and EMI, while the final loan terms should be confirmed with the respective bank or financial institution.

5. Understand Subsidy Requirements

Krishi Vikas can provide informational guidance on factors such as eligibility, subsidy limits, approved machinery and dealer requirements. However, subsidy approval and payment are handled by the concerned government department.

Making Tractor Buying Easier

Choosing a tractor should go beyond the lowest price or highest subsidy. Farmers should consider land size, crops, soil conditions, horsepower, implements, usage and budget. Krishi Vikas helps farmers explore tractors, compare options and connect with dealers, supporting a more informed tractor-buying decision.

Krishi Vikas helps farmers explore tractors and agricultural machinery and connect with dealers. This can make it easier to compare available tractor options before making a purchase. Instead of choosing a tractor only because it has a lower EMI or a higher advertised subsidy, farmers can first identify the right tractor for their actual farming requirements and then evaluate the available financing and subsidy options. State-Wise Tractor Subsidy .

Important: Krishi Vikas does not approve or guarantee government subsidies. Farmers should verify eligibility, subsidy amount, approved tractor/dealer and purchase requirements with the concerned government authority.

Important Mistakes to Avoid When Applying for Tractor Subsidy

1. Assuming every state provides the same subsidy

The central framework and state-level implementation can differ.

2. Assuming 50% means 50% of the showroom price

The applicable subsidy ceiling and eligible cost matter.

3. Buying the tractor before checking the scheme

Some programmes require application or approval before purchase.

4. Using old subsidy figures

Subsidy targets, schemes and application windows can change between financial years.

5. Choosing a tractor only because of subsidy

A tractor should first match the farm’s operational requirements.

6. Ignoring the farmer category

SC/ST, small and marginal farmers, women beneficiaries and other categories can have different assistance patterns.

7. Ignoring district-level targets

Even when a scheme exists at the state level, applications can be subject to available targets and implementation schedules.

2026–27 Tractor Subsidy: What Farmers Should Check

For the 2026–27 financial year, farmers should verify:

Whether the scheme is open in their state
Whether applications are currently being accepted
Whether their district has an available target
Whether their farmer category qualifies
Whether their selected tractor is eligible
Whether the tractor’s HP falls within the relevant category
Whether the dealer is approved under the programme
Whether prior approval is required
What documents are required
How the subsidy will be processed

The national DBT system and individual state agriculture departments should be treated as the primary sources for current information.

Final Takeaway

State-Wise tractor subsidy can make farm mechanisation more affordable, but farmers should not treat one percentage as a nationwide fixed rule. The central SMAM framework provides the foundation for assistance, while state and UT governments implement programmes according to their own plans, targets and applicable provisions. The final subsidy can depend on farmer category, tractor specifications, HP, scheme, eligible cost and state-level assistance.

For 2026–27, the most reliable approach is:

Choose the right tractor → Check eligibility → Calculate subsidy → Verify state target → Apply through the official portal → Complete the prescribed purchase and verification process.

For farmers comparing tractors, subsidy should be considered alongside EMI, fuel efficiency, implements, service network, maintenance cost and resale value.

Krishi Vikas can help farmers explore suitable tractors and agricultural machinery and connect with dealers, making the tractor-buying process easier to compare before making a final decision.

Official Sources

Note: Subsidy schemes, targets, application windows and state-level assistance can change. Farmers should verify the current notification before purchasing machinery.

Disclaimer

Subsidy targets, eligible machinery, application windows, approved prices and maximum subsidy amounts can change between financial years and even between application rounds. The Government of India’s agricultural mechanisation portal notes that states operate annual action plans and target allocations under SMAM.

Therefore, farmers should verify the latest state notification and portal status before purchasing rather than relying on a fixed percentage shown in older articles.

Krishi Vikas does not approve or guarantee government subsidies. Farmers should always verify the applicable subsidy, eligibility and purchase requirements with the relevant government authority before making a purchase.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is tractor subsidy available in all Indian states?

Agricultural mechanisation assistance is implemented across participating states and UTs, but the exact scheme, machinery coverage, application process and subsidy can vary.

2. Is tractor subsidy 50% in India?

No. A 50% assistance pattern applies to specified beneficiary categories under the central framework, subject to applicable limits. Other beneficiaries can have a 40% pattern under the central framework.

3. Is there a separate subsidy for 4WD tractors?

The applicable maximum assistance can differ between 2WD and 4WD tractor categories. Farmers should check the tractor’s specific HP/category in the official calculator.

4. Can small farmers get a higher tractor subsidy?

Small and marginal farmers are among the beneficiary categories covered by the higher central assistance pattern, subject to scheme conditions and applicable ceilings.

5. Do women farmers receive higher assistance?

Women beneficiaries are included among the categories eligible for the higher assistance pattern under the central framework, subject to the applicable rules.

6. Can SC/ST farmers receive higher subsidies?

SC/ST farmers are among the categories covered by the higher central assistance pattern under applicable SMAM provisions.

7. Does every tractor qualify for subsidy?

No. Eligibility depends on the applicable scheme, approved machinery, specifications, farmer eligibility and other conditions.

8. Can I get a subsidy on a second-hand tractor?

Government mechanisation subsidies generally focus on eligible new machinery purchased under the prescribed scheme process. Farmers should check the specific state scheme before assuming a used tractor qualifies.

9. Can I buy any tractor from any dealer?

Not necessarily. Some schemes require machinery and dealers to meet prescribed eligibility or approval requirements.

10. How do I calculate my exact subsidy?

Use the official Agriculture Mechanization subsidy calculator and enter your state, scheme, farmer category, implement, HP and dealer sale price.

11. Can I get a tractor loan along with subsidy?

Financing and subsidy can potentially be used together, but the exact structure depends on the scheme and lender.

12. Does Rajasthan offer tractor/agricultural machinery subsidy?

Rajasthan’s official RajKisan portal states that approved agricultural machinery can receive up to 40–50% assistance according to farmer category, subject to the applicable conditions and limits.