Start with your problem. We'll bring you the whole answer.
One search across everything AgriBoz knows — verified solutions, government schemes, trainers, value-addition ideas and knowledge — matched to the goal you care about. Not by company. By your problem.
Your problem
I want to increase my farm income
Better prices, value addition, new revenue lines
Government schemes
Support you may be eligible to claim
Bhavantar Bharpai Yojana
Bhavantar Bharpai Yojana ("Price Deficit Compensation Scheme") protects farmers from steep market-price crashes for select notified crops. Originally covering tomato, potato, onion, and cauliflower, the scheme has been expanded to additional crops including carrot, peas, kinnow, guava, capsicum, brinjal, and bajra (pearl millet). When the prevailing market price for a notified crop falls below a government-fixed threshold price, the state pays the registered farmer the difference directly, helping stabilise income for growers of price-volatile fruit, vegetable, and coarse-grain crops.
View schemeDevelopment of Floriculture Scheme
Manipur's favourable hill and valley agro-climate supports a range of cut-flower and ornamental plant cultivation, and this state scheme promotes commercial floriculture by providing farmers with quality planting material for crops such as orchids, anthurium, gladiolus, and other ornamentals, along with support for protected cultivation structures (polyhouses and net-shades) and basic post-harvest handling guidance. The scheme is part of the Horticulture Department's broader push to diversify farmer incomes beyond traditional food crops into higher-value horticultural and floricultural produce, with linkage support to local and regional flower markets to help farmers realise better prices for their produce.
View schemePM-AASHA Price Support Scheme for Arhar, Sesame & Sunflower
Implemented in Mizoram from the 2026 harvest season under the central PM-AASHA umbrella, this price-support scheme fixed Minimum Support Prices of Rs 84.50/kg for arhar, Rs 103.46/kg for sesame and Rs 83.43/kg for sunflower. Procurement at the announced MSP is carried out by the National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation of India (NAFED) in partnership with the Mizoram Agricultural Marketing Board through designated collection centres across producing districts. The scheme ensures farmers receive at least the announced floor price even if open-market rates fall below it, reducing income risk for these three crops.
View schemeShree Anna Abhiyan - Odisha Millet Mission
Originally launched in 2017 and scaled up under the national Shree Anna (International Year of Millets 2023) push, the Odisha Millet Mission revives millet cultivation in tribal and rainfed regions for nutrition security, climate resilience and farmer income. It has expanded from 30 blocks in 7 districts to over 177 blocks across 30 districts, covering 1,484 villages and 2,44,736 farmers. The mission provides quality millet seeds, training in cultivation and post-harvest processing, processing infrastructure, and assured procurement/market linkage, implemented mainly through Women Self-Help Groups (WSHGs) and Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs) with NGO support. Millets such as ragi (finger millet), suan (little millet) and mandia are central to the programme, which also supplies millet-based products to the public distribution and school-meal systems within Odisha.
View schemeLearn from experts
Trainers who work on exactly this
Turn it into income
Value-addition ideas for this goal
Learn more
Guides, videos and real stories
Union Cabinet Approves Kharif MSP 2026-27: Major Boost for Oilseeds and Pulses to Reduce Import Dependence
The Union Cabinet has approved the Minimum Support Prices (MSP) for Kharif Marketing Season 2026-27, introducing significant increases for oilseeds and pulses. With the highest hike awarded to sunflower seed, followed by cotton and tur/arhar, the policy signals a strategic shift toward reducing edible oil imports, improving farmer profitability, and encouraging crop diversification beyond traditional paddy cultivation.
articleMarket Arbitrage in Soybean: Spot Prices Hit ₹7,587 per Quintal, Triggering a Potential Kharif Acreage Boom
Domestic soybean markets are witnessing a historic rally as spot prices touch ₹7,587 per quintal, the highest level in four years. With market prices significantly exceeding the newly announced MSP, farmers across major soybean-growing states are expected to expand Kharif acreage aggressively. This shift could reshape crop planning, farm profitability, and commodity market dynamics in the upcoming season.
article2026-27 Kharif MSP Approved: Major Incentives for Oilseeds and Cotton Farmers
The Union Cabinet has approved higher MSPs for 14 Kharif crops for the 2026-27 marketing season. Oilseeds and cotton received the largest increases, signaling a strategic push toward crop diversification, import reduction, and stronger farm incomes. The decision could reshape cropping patterns across India.
articleGlobal Urea Prices Surge 55%: Impact on Farmers, Crops, and Agricultural Profits
A sharp 55% increase in global urea prices is creating a major cost shock across agriculture. With geopolitical instability in the Middle East and transport disruptions affecting critical trade routes, nitrogen-dependent crops face margin pressure, forcing farmers and agribusinesses to rethink nutrient management, crop planning, and profitability strategies.