Rajasthan Farmer Schemes — and the Land Papers Each One Needsराजस्थान किसान योजनाएँ और ज़रूरी भू-दस्तावेज़

What this page is, and is not

Rajasthan runs agriculture, horticulture, marketing and animal-husbandry schemes through one state portal. This page is a map of that portal from a landowner's point of view — every scheme, grouped as the portal groups it, each with a direct link to its official page, and each read against the land record you will need.

First: can you actually apply online for it?

The portal separates services — schemes you apply for online — from information pages, which describe a scheme or publish a list but are not an application route. This distinction decides whether your next step is a form or a visit, and almost no scheme list makes it.

Apply online

Information pages — read here, apply elsewhere

Marketing, credit and agri-business

Animal husbandry

Scheme list and links as published on the state single-window portal, read July 2026. Portal structure and scheme availability change between seasons and budgets — if a link has moved, start from the portal home page.

The land papers behind almost every application

Whatever the scheme, the same small set of documents decides whether an application can even be made.

Five schemes worth understanding before you buy

These are the ones that change what a parcel is worth to a buyer, because each one either adds water, protects the crop, or replaces a missing grid connection.

खेतों की तारबंदी — Tarbandi — field fencing

What it supports. Fencing a holding against stray and wild animals.

Land prerequisite. Fencing is assessed against a contiguous holding, so scattered khasras may be treated differently from one consolidated block. Where a khata is jointly held, co-sharer consent is normally required because the boundary being fenced is shared.

Subsidy amount, eligibility bands and current caps: read them on the official page — open the Tarbandi — field fencing page ↗. We deliberately do not reproduce them here.

खेत तलाई — Khet talai — farm pond

What it supports. Excavating an on-farm pond to store rainwater and runoff.

Land prerequisite. A pond occupies part of the holding permanently, so the area committed comes out of cultivable land. Jamabandi in the applicant's name and current girdawari are the usual starting documents.

Subsidy amount, eligibility bands and current caps: read them on the official page — open the Khet talai — farm pond page ↗. We deliberately do not reproduce them here.

डिग्गी — Diggi — lined water tank

What it supports. A lined tank storing canal or tubewell water for controlled irrigation.

Land prerequisite. Normally relevant where there is an existing water source to store from — canal turn or a working borewell. The source, not the tank, is the binding constraint.

Subsidy amount, eligibility bands and current caps: read them on the official page — open the Diggi — lined water tank page ↗. We deliberately do not reproduce them here.

ड्रिप संयंत्र — Drip system

What it supports. Drip irrigation for row and orchard crops.

Land prerequisite. Requires an assured water source and the holding in the applicant's name. Installations are commonly geo-tagged and inspected, so the parcel identified must be the parcel that exists.

Subsidy amount, eligibility bands and current caps: read them on the official page — open the Drip system page ↗. We deliberately do not reproduce them here.

सौर ऊर्जा पम्प परियोजना — Solar energy pump project

What it supports. Solar-powered irrigation pumping.

Land prerequisite. Applied through the state nodal agency. Where a parcel has poor or no grid supply this can be the difference between farmable and not — read alongside the electricity section on the state page.

Subsidy amount, eligibility bands and current caps: read them on the official page — open the Solar energy pump project page ↗. We deliberately do not reproduce them here.

Also relevant

• Central schemes run in parallel. Income support, crop insurance, credit and micro-irrigation are central programmes with their own portals — see central farmer schemes.
• Groundwater status governs what is worth building. A pond or a pump is a different proposition in an over-exploited block. See the water section on the Rajasthan land guide.
• Soil salinity is a real constraint in this belt. The Sambhar and Nawa areas carry salinity risk that affects both crop choice and irrigation method — see soil & water testing.

Scheme list read July 2026. We publish no subsidy amounts, no percentages and no caps — those are revised by guideline and by budget, and a stale figure here would have someone plan a purchase around the wrong number. Read the current figure on the official page on the day you apply. Nothing here is legal, tax, financial or agronomic advice.

Reviewed July 2026. Corridor, alignment and notification status changes; no price, approval or timeline on this page is a commitment. Verify every record on the official portal and at the local Tehsil/Patwari office before any transaction. Nothing here is legal, tax or investment advice, and no return is assured.

Solar is a separate route. PM-KUSUM, its pending second phase and Rajasthan’s SKAY — with the current scheme dates and the official portals — are on our solar project land page. Every other central and state land scheme is indexed on the state-wise Sarkari Yojana hub.