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Government Scheme

Soil Health Card Scheme

Know your soil. Get a report on your soil’s nutrient status with crop-wise recommendations to improve yield and cut input costs.

Overview

What is Soil Health Card Scheme?

The Soil Health Card scheme helps farmers understand the nutrient status of their soil and apply the right inputs.

Each card carries soil test results and crop-wise recommendations for nutrients and fertiliser, helping farmers improve productivity while reducing wasteful spending.

Eligibility

  • Available to all farmers
  • Soil samples are collected from farmers’ fields by the agriculture department

Benefits

  • Right nutrient and fertiliser recommendations for your soil and crop
  • Better yields and lower input costs
  • More sustainable, informed farming decisions

Documents required

  • Basic farmer and land details
  • Field location for soil sampling

Application process

  1. Step 1. Soil sampling

    The agriculture department collects soil samples from your field.

  2. Step 2. Lab testing

    Samples are tested for key nutrients and soil parameters.

  3. Step 3. Receive your card

    You receive a Soil Health Card with results and crop-wise recommendations.

Scheme details follow government guidelines and can change. Always verify the latest on the official portal.

Soil Health Card official portal (soilhealth.dac.gov.in)

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

It reports your soil’s nutrient status and gives crop-wise recommendations for nutrients and fertiliser.

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