Most farmers who watched the Green Tractor Scheme grow were looking at 50–65 HP machines. On 23 September 2026, the Chief Minister opened the door to something bigger: higher-powered tractors for farmers working larger holdings.
This is the fifth phase, and it works a little differently from the earlier rounds.
Quick Overview
- 9,500 tractors in the 75–125 HP range, according to the 23 September 2026 briefing.
- Government subsidy of Rs1 million per tractor.
- Part of a plan to deliver 19,500 tractors in the current fiscal year, alongside Phase IV.
- The application portal was reported open, with no closing date published at the time of our check.
- Reported minimum landholding is seven acres. Verify this on the portal.
What Is the Hi-Power Scheme?
It is Phase V of the CM Green Tractor Programme. Where earlier phases targeted small farmers with mid-size tractors, this phase is aimed at farmers who can actually use heavier machines on larger land.
The government also highlighted the first local manufacture of a 90 HP tractor and the assembly of a 100 HP model in Punjab.
Who Is Eligible?
The rules shown on the portal are the ones that count. Reports say:
- Minimum seven acres of agricultural land
- Land verified through the Punjab Land Records Authority
- CNIC verified through NADRA
- Purchase from the listed local manufacturers
Eligibility thresholds differ from Phase IV, where five acres was reported. Do not assume the same rule applies.
Subsidy and Cost
The subsidy is Rs1 million per tractor. The rest of the price, and any fees listed on the portal, is paid by the winner.
We did not find an official price list, so we will not quote one. Tractor prices change, and any figure on social media should be checked against the portal’s model list.
How to Apply
- Go to gts.punjab.gov.pk and select the Hi-Power Green Tractor programme.
- Register with your CNIC and mobile number.
- Enter land details exactly as in your record.
- Choose a tractor make and model from the list.
- Submit and keep the application number.
- Wait for verification and the digital ballot.
- If selected, pay your share by the deadline.
Documents Required
- CNIC
- Land record (PLRA or fard)
- Mobile number
- Payment proof after selection
Important 2026 Status
Phase V: applications reported open as of late September 2026. Closing date and ballot date not confirmed.
Phase IV (50–65 HP): applications closed, ballot held 23 September.
Because the portal can change daily, treat any “last date” on a blog with suspicion unless the portal confirms it.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Assuming Phase IV’s land rule applies to Phase V
- Choosing a model without reading what the subsidy covers
- Trusting social media posts that quote tractor prices
- Paying an “agent” for selection
- Missing the share deposit deadline after a win
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Phase IV and Phase V?
Phase IV covers 50–65 HP with a Rs750,000 subsidy. Phase V covers 75–125 HP with Rs1 million. See the main Green Tractor Scheme guide.
Can I use bank finance for the balance?
The Green Tractor Scheme itself is a subsidy. A separate hi-tech farm mechanization financing programme offers interest-free loans, and high-power tractors are named among eligible machinery in the government’s description. Check whether you can combine them.
Do I need to be a Kissan Card holder?
Not confirmed for this phase. Our Kissan Card guide explains the card anyway, because land records overlap.
Is the tractor resale allowed?
Portal terms reportedly include a holding period. Read them before applying.
Is there a helpline?
The Agriculture helpline is 0800-17000.
Final Takeaway
Hi-Power is a serious option for farmers with larger holdings, but it is new and its dates are not firmly published. Watch the portal and verify the land rule before you plan around it.
This is an independent informational guide and is not an official government website.
