He said farmers do not have regular monthly income from agriculture work and earn by selling their yield.
Sometimes they have to sell their produce at reduced price to fulfil family needs.
To fulfil the immediate needs of the farmers, we have initiated the scheme, the minister said.
Kilak said that under the scheme, small and marginal farmers will be provided Rs 1.5 lakh on their produce deposits, whereas large scale farmers will be given Rs 3 lakh loan at 11 per cent interest rate.
Those repaying the loan in time will get 2 per cent rebate on the interest.
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