Farmers can directly reduce cultivation costs this season through the Grow More Wheat Program subsidy February 2026, which provides financial support on seeds, fertilizers, and diesel. The initiative, backed by the Government of Punjab under the agriculture development plan in Pakistan, aims to increase wheat production and protect farmers from rising input prices. Instead of bearing full expenses, eligible growers receive per-acre assistance and discounted agricultural inputs through registered centers. This program is especially helpful for small and medium landholders preparing for late-season sowing and crop nourishment.
What is the Grow More Wheat Program?
A provincial agriculture subsidy scheme designed to:
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Increase wheat yield per acre
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Lower farmer production costs
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Ensure food security
It is managed through the Department of Agriculture Punjab.
Who is Eligible?
Small & Medium Farmers
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Landholding up to specified acreage
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Valid CNIC & land record
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Active cultivation of wheat crop
Subsidy Benefits February 2026
| Support Type | Benefit Provided |
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| Wheat Seed Subsidy | Discounted certified seed |
| Fertilizer Support | Price reduction on DAP/Urea |
| Diesel Assistance | Per-acre fuel support |
| Advisory Services | Free agri guidance |
How to Apply (Step-by-Step)
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Visit local agriculture office
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Submit CNIC & land documents
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Crop verification by field officer
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Approval & subsidy disbursement
Why This Program Matters
Higher wheat output stabilizes market supply, improves farmer income, and reduces dependency on imports.
Conclusion
If you’re cultivating wheat in 2026, applying for this subsidy can cut costs and improve yield. Visit your nearest agriculture center early to secure your benefit.
FAQs
Who can apply for the wheat subsidy?
Farmers with registered land and active wheat cultivation qualify.
Is the subsidy available in all districts?
Yes, coverage includes major wheat-growing districts.
What documents are required?
CNIC, land record, and crop details.
How is the subsidy given?
Through input discounts or direct financial support.
Can tenant farmers apply?
Yes, with landowner verification.
