What do you get under Goa assured price?
The state pays farmers the gap between the market price and an assured price: ₹22 a kg for paddy, ₹15 for coconut and ₹150 a kg for cashew (revised rates), plus assured prices for arecanut, alsando and oil palm.
Revised rates are from the government’s action taken report (amended scheme, rates applied from 2023-24). Quantity limits are from the 2022-23 handbook. Confirm current rates and limits at the Zonal Agriculture Office.
Who is eligible for Goa assured price?
- Farmers in Goa with a valid Krishi Card (all land codes, including tenants and lessees, can avail this scheme).
- Produce must be sold to authorised procurement agencies, registered traders or cooperative societies, as the scheme says for each crop.
- Quantity limits apply, for example paddy up to 5,000 kg a hectare (maximum 7,500 kg and minimum 100 kg per farmer per season).
Also check:
- You must enrol for a Krishi Card at the Zonal Agriculture Office first.
- Keep the sale bill from the authorised agency or registered trader.
Documents needed for Goa assured price
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How to apply for Goa assured price
- Enrol for a Krishi Card at your Zonal Agriculture Office (application form, Form I and XIV, self-declaration, Aadhaar, voter card, ration card, bank passbook).
- Sell your produce to the authorised agency or registered trader and claim the assured price support with the sale details at the Zonal Agriculture Office.
How to check Goa assured price status
- Ask at your Zonal Agriculture Office with your Krishi Card number.
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Common questions
Who is eligible for Goa assured price?
Farmers in Goa with a valid Krishi Card (all land codes, including tenants and lessees, can avail this scheme). Produce must be sold to authorised procurement agencies, registered traders or cooperative societies, as the scheme says for each crop. Quantity limits apply, for example paddy up to 5,000 kg a hectare (maximum 7,500 kg and minimum 100 kg per farmer per season).
How much do I get under Goa assured price?
The state pays farmers the gap between the market price and an assured price: ₹22 a kg for paddy, ₹15 for coconut and ₹150 a kg for cashew (revised rates), plus assured prices for arecanut, alsando and oil palm. Revised rates are from the government’s action taken report (amended scheme, rates applied from 2023-24). Quantity limits are from the 2022-23 handbook. Confirm current rates and limits at the Zonal Agriculture Office.
What documents do I need for Goa assured price?
Land records (khatauni, 7/12, patta or similar); Aadhaar card (linked to your mobile number); Bank passbook or account details (Aadhaar-seeded account); Voter ID card (EPIC); Ration card; Passport-size photo.
How do I apply for Goa assured price?
Enrol for a Krishi Card at your Zonal Agriculture Office (application form, Form I and XIV, self-declaration, Aadhaar, voter card, ration card, bank passbook). Sell your produce to the authorised agency or registered trader and claim the assured price support with the sale details at the Zonal Agriculture Office. Official site: https://www.goa.gov.in/department/agriculture/
How do I check Goa assured price status?
Ask at your Zonal Agriculture Office with your Krishi Card number.
Do I have to pay anyone to apply for Goa assured price?
No. Applying for a government scheme is free on the official portal, and at Common Service Centres you pay only the notified service fee, if any. Never pay an agent who promises approval.
What is the assured price for paddy in Goa?
₹22 a kg under the revised scheme; the state pays the difference between the actual price and ₹22.
Do I need a Krishi Card?
Yes. All land codes can get assured price support, but only with a valid Krishi Card.
Official sources
- Govt of Goa, Action Taken Report on Budget 2023-24 announcements: assured price raised to paddy ₹22, coconut ₹15, cashew ₹150
- Directorate of Agriculture, Goa: farmer handbook on schemes 2022-23 (PDF)
- Department of Information and Publicity, Goa, 16 May 2025: farmers urged to enrol under Krishi Card
Last checked 1 November 2026; next review by 30 April 2027. Rules and amounts change, so confirm on the official site before you apply. IndiaDigital is independent and not a government site.