Punjab Announces Relief Package for Farmers 2026 – Financial Support and Subsidies
Punjab government has unveiled a comprehensive relief package for farmers in 2026, aimed at supporting the agricultural community amid rising costs of inputs and unpredictable weather patterns. The initiative focuses on providing financial assistance, subsidized seeds, fertilizers, and easy access to crop loans for small and medium-scale farmers across the province.
Key Components of Punjab Farmers’ Relief Package
The relief package includes multiple measures to stabilize farmers’ incomes and ensure agricultural sustainability:
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| Component | Details |
|---|---|
| Cash Assistance | One-time financial support of Rs. 10,000 to small farmers |
| Subsidized Fertilizers | 30% discount on urea and DAP for registered farmers |
| Seed Support | Free high-quality wheat, rice, and maize seeds |
| Crop Loans | Low-interest loans up to Rs. 500,000 per farmer |
| Crop Insurance | Compensation in case of natural disasters or crop failure |
Eligibility Criteria
Farmers must fulfill the following requirements to avail benefits:
- Must be a registered farmer in Punjab agriculture database
- Own or lease land under cultivation
- Provide valid CNIC and proof of farm ownership
- Comply with provincial agriculture department guidelines
How to Apply
Farmers can apply through:
- Local Agriculture Offices – Submit CNIC and farm details
- Online Portal – Punjab Agriculture Department website
- Mobile SMS Service – Farmers can check eligibility and receive updates
Benefits and Impact
This relief package is expected to:
- Reduce financial burden during sowing and harvesting seasons
- Encourage modern farming practices
- Protect small farmers from crop losses and market volatility
- Strengthen food security in Punjab



