Question: What is Development Support for Coffee in Traditional Areas: Replantation?

Answer: of account number, name of the Bank, branch, IFSC code etc., preferably Aadhaar seeded.Rough sketch of the estate along with
check bandi / boundaries marked with clear demarcation of the proposed replanted blocks/area duly signed by the applicant.In the case of
SC /ST caste certificate issued by the competent authority.Proof of Land Ownership in the form of any one of the following:Copy of
Patta / Khatha Extract along with RTCs for all Survey Nos. having coffee in possession of the applicant and clearly indicating the extent
of coffee holding in the name of the applicant in respect of Karnataka.Copy of Land Possession Certificate (Atalji Kendra) / CRC issued
from the competent Revenue authority along with RTCs for all Survey Nos. having multiple names in the RTCs in respect of Kodagu
District in Karnataka.Copy of Chitta & Adangal in respect of Tamil Nadu.Copy of Land Possession Certificate issued by the competent
Revenue authority of Kerala.ï»¿Step 2: Claiming 1st Instalment of SubsidyClaim Statement in the prescribed format (in
duplicate).Rough sketch of the replanted blocks/area duly signed by the applicant. The plant count in each block along with the number
of rows/columns should be recorded.Expenditure statementï»¿Step 3: Claiming 2nd Instalment of SubsidyClaim Statement in the
Prescribed Format (in Duplicate).Expenditure StatementFrequently Asked QuestionsHow much is the unit cost for Arabica and Robusta
under this scheme?The unit cost for Arabica is â‚¹2,75,000 per hectare, and for Robusta, it is â‚¹2,00,000 per hectare.What percentage of
subsidy is provided to coffee growers under this scheme?Coffee growers are eligible for a 40% subsidy of the unit cost.Are there any
special provisions for SC/ST community coffee growers?Yes, SC/ST community coffee growers with holdings up to 4.00 hectares are
eligible for an additional 10% support of the unit cost.How is the subsidy released for clean replanting?For clean replanting, the first
instalment is 70% of the applicable unit cost, and the second instalment is 30% of the applicable unit cost.What is the subsidy release
process for replantation by interlining method?In the case of replantation by interlining, the first instalment is 30% of the applicable unit
cost, and the second instalment is 70% of the applicable unit cost.What are the age criteria for coffee plants that can be replanted under
this scheme?Arabica plants aged 25 years, Robusta plants aged 40 years, and Arabica dwarfs aged 15 years can be replanted.Is there a
specific requirement for the removal of old plants in the case of interlining?Old and unproductive plants should preferably be removed
after one harvest but not beyond two harvests to ensure vigorous growth of the newly interlined plants.Does the choice of coffee variety
depend on the elevation of the plantation?Yes, in Arabica zones with an elevation of 1000 meters above MSL, only disease-tolerant,
high-yielding Arabica varieties should be replanted. In other areas, both Arabica and Robusta can be replanted.What is the subsidy
calculation for coffee grown with intercrops like pepper and banana?The subsidy is based on the actual extent of the area replanted with
coffee or the maximum extent mentioned in the land documents, including other intercrops, whichever is less.Are there any
recommendations for planting designs?Growers are encouraged to adopt planting designs suitable for mechanization. Modified planting
designs amenable to mechanization can be considered for the entire area of replanting.Are there any exclusions for those who have
previously received subsidies?A grower who has availed subsidy for one activity/component cannot avail subsidy for the same
activity/component during the MTF period until new beneficiaries are covered.What is the exclusion related to Arabica replaced with
Robusta?Arabica replaced with Robusta at a higher elevation of more than 1000 meters is not eligible for support.When can a grower
claim the first instalment of the subsidy?The first instalment can be claimed during the same financial year of replanting as far as
possible.What documents are required for claiming the first instalment of the subsidy?The required documents include a claim statement,
a sketch of the replanted area, and an expenditure statement.Sources And ReferencesGuidelinesOkWas this helpful?News and
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"Development Support for Coffee in Traditional Areas: Replantation" is a Sub-Component of the Scheme "Integrated Coffee
Development Project During the Medium Term Framework (MTF) Period: Development Support to Stakeholders" by the Coffee Board,
Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce and Industry. The objective of this scheme is to improve the production and
productivity of coffee plantations by encouraging replantation of old/senile and unproductive plantations with high-yielding, disease-
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