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The Government of Punjab has introduced the Punjab Free Land Program 2026 to support landless and small-scale farmers across the province. The initiative aims to boost agricultural productivity, strengthen rural livelihoods, and promote fair land distribution under provincial development reforms.
Through this program, eligible farmers can register online and apply for land allotment in designated agricultural zones. The scheme is being supervised by the Punjab Land Records Authority (PLRA) in coordination with the Board of Revenue, Punjab, to ensure transparency.
What Is the Punjab Free Land Program?
The Punjab Free Land Scheme is a provincial initiative focused on:
- Providing free agricultural land to landless farmers
- Supporting young individuals entering the farming sector
- Increasing wheat, cotton, and rice production
- Reducing rural poverty
Authorities have digitized the registration process to prevent fraud and ensure merit-based allotment.
Eligibility Criteria for 2026 Registration
Farmers must meet the following conditions:
- Must be a permanent resident of Punjab
- Possess a valid CNIC issued by NADRA
- Does not own agricultural land exceeding the government-defined limit
- Have basic farming experience or an agricultural background
- No involvement in land disputes or criminal cases
Preference may be given to widows, small tenant farmers, and agriculture graduates.
How to Register Online for Punjab Free Land 2026
Applicants can complete registration through the official provincial portal linked with the Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB).
Step-by-Step Process
- Visit the official Punjab government portal
- Create an account using CNIC and mobile number
- Fill out the agricultural background details
- Upload required documents
- Submit the application and receive confirmation SMS
Verification is conducted through digital land records and district administration offices.
Land Allotment and Distribution Process
After verification, eligible applicants will:
- Receive allotment notification via SMS
- Be assigned land in government-approved agricultural zones
- Sign a formal agreement under provincial land-use policies
- Be monitored for active cultivation
Authorities may cancel allotment if land remains unused for a specified period.
Key Features of the 2026 Program
- Fully digital registration system
- Transparent selection criteria
- Land records integrated with the PLRA database
- Support from the agriculture extension departments
- Monitoring through district revenue officers
Why This Scheme Matters
With rising input costs and shrinking farmland access, this program aims to empower small farmers and strengthen Punjab’s agricultural economy. By combining digital governance with rural support policies, the province seeks to modernize farming while protecting vulnerable communities.