CM Punjab Green Tractor Scheme Phase 4 2026
The CM Punjab Green Tractor Program Phase 4 has brought a major new update for farmers who are looking for subsidized tractors in Punjab. Instead of simply repeating the information from the previous phases, the latest phase shows how the government’s tractor support program has expanded from the first batch of subsidized tractors to a much larger agricultural mechanization program.
The latest Phase 4 announcement is particularly important because 10,000 tractors in the 50 to 65 horsepower category are being provided with a government subsidy of Rs. 750,000 per tractor. At the same time, another 9,500 high-power tractors are planned under Phase 5, taking the total target for the current financial year to 19,500 tractors.
The latest development also includes local manufacturing of 90 HP tractors and local assembly of 100 HP tractors, making the current program different from the earlier stages of the scheme.
Green Tractor Phase 4 Now Covers a Much Bigger Program
When the Green Tractor initiative started, the government announced 9,500 tractors in the initial phase with a subsidy of Rs. 1 million per tractor. The first program covered locally manufactured tractors in the 50–85 HP range and required applicants to own between 1 and 50 acres of agricultural land.
The program then expanded. By the time Phase 3 was launched in February 2026, the government stated that 21,000 tractors had already been distributed through the first two phases, while another 10,000 tractors in the 50–65 HP category were being added through Phase 3 And Now Phase 4 is adding another 10,000 tractors.
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Rs. 750,000 Subsidy Is the Main Phase 4 Change
One of the biggest points farmers need to understand is the change in the subsidy amount.
The 50–65 HP category had previously appeared with a Rs. 500,000 subsidy under the 2025-26 program. Under the latest Phase 4, the subsidy for the same 50–65 HP category has increased to Rs. 750,000 per tractor.
That means the government contribution for this category is now Rs. 250,000 higher than the Rs. 500,000 medium-power subsidy reported for the earlier program
| Green Tractor Development | Tractor Category | Government Subsidy |
|---|---|---|
| Initial program | 50–85 HP | Rs. 1,000,000 |
| Earlier medium-power program | 50–65 HP | Rs. 500,000 |
| Phase 4 | 50–65 HP | Rs. 750,000 |
| Phase 5 | 75–125 HP | Rs. 1,000,000 |
The figures show that the government has adjusted the subsidy according to the tractor category and the particular phase rather than keeping one fixed subsidy amount for every year.
Phase 4 Will Provide 10,000 Tractors to Farmers
The official Punjab Agriculture Department currently lists Phase 4 as the Chief Minister’s Punjab Green Tractor Program (Low Power), Phase-IV (2026-27).
Its target is 10,000 subsidized tractors, specifically in the 50–65 HP range, for farmers with 5 acres or more of land. The official subsidy is listed as Rs. 0.750 million per tractor.
This is important because the 10,000 figure is not the total number of tractors being planned across all current phases.
There is a separate high-power component as well.
19,500 Tractors Are Planned During the Current Financial Year
The latest government announcement combines the low-power and high-power programs.
Under Phase 4:
10,000 tractors × 50–65 HP
Under Phase 5:
9,500 tractors × 75–125 HP
Together:
19,500 tractors
The Agriculture Department’s official 2026-27 initiatives page confirms both targets separately. Phase 4 has a target of 10,000 tractors, while Phase 5 has a target of 9,500 high-power tractors.
This is why farmers should not confuse the 10,000 Phase 4 tractors with the 19,500 total tractors planned under the two current programs.
Phase 4 Balloting Has Already Taken Place
Another important update is the status of Phase 4 applications.
The fourth phase was launched through a digital balloting process on September 23, 2026. The first tractor announced through the draw went to Masood Khan from Attock.
Therefore, farmers should not treat Phase 4 as a fresh registration campaign at present.
More than 213,637 farmers applied, while 128,757 applicants were declared eligible for the balloting after verification through the Punjab Land Records Authority and NADRA.
This difference between total applications and eligible applicants also shows why simply submitting an application does not guarantee selection.
Why So Many Farmers Were Interested in Phase 4
The demand for subsidized tractors has grown as tractor prices have increased.
When Phase 3 was launched in February 2026, officials reported that around 427,000 farmers had applied for that phase. The government also stated at the time that 21,000 tractors had already been distributed through the first two phases.
The latest Phase 4 process attracted more than 213,000 applications, again showing strong demand for government-supported agricultural machinery.
The new Rs. 750,000 subsidy therefore becomes particularly important for farmers who cannot easily purchase a tractor at the full market price.
Phase 4 Eligibility – Who Can Get the Tractor?
The latest official information identifies 5 acres or more of agricultural land as the main landholding requirement for Phase 4.
The Punjab Agriculture Department’s 2026-27 program listing specifically states that the 10,000 low-power tractors are for farmers having 5 acres and above.
The latest balloting briefing also confirmed the five-acre requirement and said that applications were verified through PLRA and NADRA.
Therefore, the main points to understand are:
- Applicant should meet the program’s farmer eligibility requirements.
- Agricultural landholding should be at least 5 acres.
- Land information must be verifiable.
- CNIC information is subject to government verification.
- Applicant information may be checked against official government records.
- Final selection is through the government-approved selection/balloting process.
Important Difference From Earlier Applications
The eligibility conditions have not remained exactly the same throughout the Green Tractor Program.
For example, the original 2024 program listed a landholding range of 1 to 50 acres, while the latest Phase 4 program is officially described for farmers having 5 acres or more.
This is why farmers should always check the conditions of the specific phase instead of assuming that an old application rule still applies.
Documents and Information Farmers Should Keep Ready
For Phase 4, the latest official reporting confirms verification through NADRA and the Punjab Land Records Authority.
Farmers preparing for a future application or another phase should therefore keep their basic records updated, including:
- Original CNIC
- Valid mobile number
- Agricultural land ownership/land record information
- Applicant’s personal information
- Relevant land record details
- Previous application or reference number, if applicable
However, farmers should note that the latest Phase 4 announcement does not publish a separate long document checklist in the reporting available from the government announcement.
Therefore, applicants should not trust websites that add unofficial documents or demand unnecessary payments.
Can a Farmer Apply Again If Not Selected?
This is one of the most important questions after the Phase 4 balloting.
If a farmer applied for Phase 4 but was not selected in the digital ballot, the farmer should not submit a duplicate Phase 4 application through an unofficial website.
The current Phase 4 draw has already taken place. Any new opportunity for unsuccessful applicants would need to be announced by the Punjab Agriculture Department.
There is also an important historical point here.
During Phase 3, the Punjab government specifically stated that farmers who had already received subsidized tractors under certain previous programs, including Phase I and Phase II High Power, were not eligible for that particular Phase 3 application. The government also verified land ownership and other credentials.
This means that eligibility for a future phase should never be assumed from an old phase. The department can change the conditions, landholding requirement and treatment of previous beneficiaries.
What Happens After a Farmer Is Selected?
The selection process is not the same as receiving a completely free tractor.
Earlier Green Tractor program instructions show that successful farmers were required to deposit their own share and applicable charges after receiving the allotment. For Phase 3, for example, successful applicants were instructed to deposit Rs. 500,000 as their share, along with specified registration and related charges, within the department’s given timeframe.
The exact farmer contribution for a particular new phase should therefore be checked from that phase’s official terms rather than copied from an older phase.
The government subsidy reduces the farmer’s purchase burden; it does not necessarily mean that the farmer receives the tractor without paying any amount.
90 HP Manufacturing and 100 HP Assembly Bring a New Dimension
Phase 4 is also different because the latest government briefing highlighted developments in local tractor production.
Punjab has witnessed, according to the latest briefing, local manufacturing of 90 HP tractors for the first time, while 100 HP tractor assembly has also started locally.
This is separate from the basic Phase 4 quota of 10,000 low-power tractors.
In other words, the latest Green Tractor announcement is not only about distributing subsidized machines. It also highlights a broader move toward expanding local tractor manufacturing and assembly.
The Program Has Already Reached Tens of Thousands of Farmers
The latest Phase 4 launch briefing reported that 24,000 tractors had already been provided to farmers under the program with a Rs. 1 million subsidy per tractor.
At the Phase 3 launch earlier in 2026, officials had reported that 21,000 tractors had been distributed through the first two phases.
These numbers come from different official briefings and reflect different points in time. They should therefore not simply be added together as separate batches without considering the reporting date.
The broader point is that the program has moved from its original 9,500-tractor launch to a much larger multi-phase initiative.
Rs. 17.6 Billion Allocated for the Green Tractor Program
The latest Phase 4 launch briefing announced an overall allocation of Rs. 17.6 billion for the Green Tractor Program.
The Agriculture Department’s official 2026-27 development page separately lists the estimated cost and allocation for Phase 4 and Phase 5.
For Phase 4, the official page lists a program cost of Rs. 7,648.200 million and an allocation of Rs. 6,261.000 million for 2026-27.
For Phase 5, it lists a program cost of Rs. 9,596.550 million and an allocation of Rs. 9,900.000 million for 2026-27.
This distinction is useful because the Rs. 17.6 billion figure is the broader figure announced at the launch, while the department’s development page gives separate financial figures for the individual phases.
Why Phase 4 Is Different From the Earlier Tractor Scheme
The evolution of the program can be understood without treating every phase as a separate story.
The initial program started with 9,500 tractors and a Rs. 1 million subsidy. The program then expanded into medium- and high-power categories. The 2025-26 Phase II program, for example, included 9,500 high-power tractors of 75–125 HP with a Rs. 1 million subsidy, while the 50–65 HP category carried a Rs. 500,000 subsidy.
The later Phase 3 again targeted 10,000 tractors in the 50–65 HP category.
Now Phase 4 keeps the 50–65 HP category but increases the subsidy to Rs. 750,000 and again targets 10,000 tractors.
So the important change is not simply the number of tractors. It is the combination of:
10,000 tractors + 50–65 HP + Rs. 750,000 subsidy + 5-acre eligibility + digital balloting.
Phase 5 Opens the High-Power Side of the Program
While Phase 4 focuses on the 50–65 HP category, the government has also moved toward the next level of tractor capacity.
The official Agriculture Department lists 9,500 tractors in the 75–125 HP range under Phase 5, with a Rs. 1 million subsidy per tractor and a minimum landholding requirement of 7 acres.
This creates two different opportunities within the current 2026-27 program:
| Current Program | Tractors | Horsepower | Subsidy | Land Requirement |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Phase 4 Low Power | 10,000 | 50–65 HP | Rs. 750,000 | 5 acres+ |
| Phase 5 Hi Power | 9,500 | 75–125 HP | Rs. 1,000,000 | 7 acres+ |
Farmers should therefore select the program according to the phase they are actually eligible for instead of assuming that all tractors are offered under one registration form.
Who Can Apply For CM Green Tractor Scheme phase 4
If you applied for Phase 4, the most important step now is to check your official selection/result information rather than submitting another application.
If you were not selected, wait for an official announcement regarding any future round.
If you are interested in a high-power tractor, check the official information for Phase 5, because it is a separate program with different horsepower and landholding conditions.
Before sharing your CNIC or paying anyone, always verify that the application or result page belongs to the Punjab government or Agriculture Department.
Final Green Tractor Phase 4 Update
The latest CM Punjab Green Tractor Program Phase 4 is an important continuation of the government’s tractor subsidy initiative, but it is different from the earlier phases in several ways.
The program now provides 10,000 tractors in the 50–65 HP category, with the Punjab government offering a Rs. 750,000 subsidy per tractor. Farmers with 5 acres or more are covered by the official Phase 4 target, while applicant information was verified through government records before digital balloting.
The history of the program also puts the new figures into perspective. The first program started with 9,500 tractors and a Rs. 1 million subsidy, while subsequent phases increased the number of tractors and introduced separate medium- and high-power categories. By the latest Phase 4 announcement, the government was targeting 19,500 tractors during the current financial year when Phase 4 and Phase 5 are considered together.
The latest announcement also highlights 90 HP local tractor manufacturing and 100 HP local tractor assembly, showing that the program is now being presented not only as a subsidy scheme but also as part of a wider agricultural mechanization effort.
For farmers, the most important point is to check the current phase, current eligibility rules and official application status because conditions have changed between earlier phases and Phase 4.
Official and Secondary Sources
| Source | Type | Main Facts Used |
|---|---|---|
| Punjab Agriculture Department | Primary | Phase 4: 10,000 tractors, 50–65 HP, Rs. 750,000 subsidy, 5+ acres |
| Punjab Agriculture Department – Chief Minister’s Initiatives | Primary | Phase 4 and Phase 5 targets, costs and allocations |
| Punjab Government Portal | Primary | Initial 2024 Green Tractor Program |
| Dawn | Secondary | Phase 4 balloting, 213,637 applications, 128,757 eligible, 90 HP/100 HP manufacturing developments |
| APP | Secondary/Official News Agency | Phase II and Phase III figures and eligibility |
| Radio Pakistan | Official News Reporting | Phase III launch and previous 21,000 tractors figure |
Official Sources
Punjab Agriculture Department: https://agripunjab.gov.pk/
Punjab Agriculture Department – Chief Minister’s Initiatives: https://agripunjab.gov.pk/node/10152
Punjab Government – CM Green Tractor Scheme: https://punjab.gov.pk/cm-green-tractors-scheme
