CM Green Tractor Scheme Phase 3 (Punjab) 2026 – Complete Guide

The CM Green Tractor Scheme Phase 3 (Punjab) 2026 is one of the most impactful agricultural subsidy programs launched by the Government of Punjab. After the success of earlier phases, Phase 3 introduces enhanced transparency, wider coverage, digital registration systems, and higher subsidy allocations to ensure maximum benefit reaches small and medium-scale farmers. CM Green Tractor

This guide covers everything you need to know — objectives, eligibility, subsidy amount, registration process, selection method, required documents, distribution mechanism, benefits, and FAQs.CM Green Tractor

Introduction & Background

Agriculture is the backbone of Punjab’s economy, with millions depending on farming for livelihood. Rising input costs, outdated machinery, and limited financial access have created challenges for farmers.

To address these issues, the Punjab government launched the CM Green Tractor Scheme in earlier phases. Phase 3 (2026) builds upon those efforts by increasing subsidy amounts and ensuring that small landholders benefit from mechanized farming.

Required Documents

Applicants must prepare the following documents before applying:

• CNIC Copy – Identity verification
• Land Ownership Papers – Proof of agricultural land (Fard/Registry)
• Mobile Number – Must be registered in applicant’s name
• Passport-size Photograph – For application form
• Kissan Card (if applicable) – For verification in provincial agriculture database

Payment & Tractor Delivery Process

Selected farmer deposits their share of tractor price. Government subsidy portion is adjusted directly. Tractor is delivered through authorized dealership. Registration papers issued in farmer’s name.

Note: The subsidy is not given in cash — it is adjusted in the purchase price.

Expected Impact on Punjab Agriculture

• Increase mechanization rate across Punjab
• Boost wheat, rice, sugarcane, and cotton production
• Strengthen rural economy
• Reduce farming time by 30–40%
• Support long-term agricultural sustainability