Various schemes are implemented by the government for the silk farming industry in the state. It offers facilities like silk farming training, study tours, supply of healthy eggs. At the same time, some schemes are implemented under the National Agricultural Development Plan and Agricultural Technology and Management System.

Under DPDC, grants are made available to silk beneficiaries on the following matters-

1) Fifteen days silk farming training is given to the farmers free of cost. A scholarship of Rs. 750 is paid during the training period.

2) An educational trip is organized to visit the progressive silk farmers in the state. Apart from this, educational tours are organized in progressive states like Karnataka. The entire cost is borne by DPDC.

3) Healthy eggs are supplied to the silk beneficiaries at 75% discount.

Under this scheme, a subsidy of Rs. 20,000 per acre is given to the beneficiary who cultivates mulberry from half an acre to five acres. In the first year, six thousand rupees is given as daily wage and eight thousand rupees as material grant. Three thousand rupees is given as wages in the second year and three thousand rupees as wages in the third year.

1) Under this, funds are available for silk farmers in the district for agricultural schools, silk seminars, silk training etc.

2) If silk group is formed in the village, various facilities are available under Atma. E.g.- Providing low cost equipment / tools for the group, organizing educational trips, etc. But for this benefit the groups are obliged to register the groups under Atma.

1) These schemes are availed at various stages from mulberry cultivation to silk production.

2) It provides funds from both the Central Government and the State Government.