The Department of Agriculture, Punjab, has issued a clear warning to farmers registered under the CM Punjab High Power Green Tractors Program. Applicants currently placed on the waiting list must submit their share of the required amount by December 22. The department stated that it will cancel allotments automatically if applicants fail to meet the deadline, according to a message shared on its official social media channels.
Under the Green Tractor Scheme, the Punjab government offers a subsidy of Rs1 million per tractor to support farm mechanisation. The programme allows farmers to select locally manufactured tractors with engine capacities ranging from 50 to 85 horsepower, helping reduce dependence on outdated farming methods.
Farmers can choose tractors from leading domestic manufacturers, including Millat Tractors and Al Ghazi Tractors Limited, as well as other approved local companies. Applicants complete the selection process through the official online registration form provided by the government.
To qualify for the scheme, an applicant must own between one and 50 acres of agricultural land. Punjab’s rural economy relies heavily on agriculture, yet high equipment costs and limited access to modern machinery have constrained productivity for years. The Green Tractor Scheme 2025 aims to remove these barriers by making advanced tractors affordable for small and medium farmers.
As part of this initiative, the Punjab government has allocated more than Rs60 billion to distribute 20,000 tractors across the province. Officials describe this investment as the largest farm mechanisation drive in Pakistan’s history, designed to strengthen agricultural output and support sustainable rural growth.
