Green Tractor Scheme Phase IV Balloting Result 2026: 10,000 Winners

The wait for Phase IV farmers is over. The Green Tractor Scheme Phase IV balloting has been held, and 10,000 farmers will receive low-power tractors with a subsidy of Rs 750,000 each. If you applied for this phase, you now want one clear answer: is my name in the winners list or not? This article explains how the balloting was held, how district shares were fixed, and the reported way to check your result online by CNIC.

How Phase IV Balloting Was Held

The balloting was digital and computerised, not a manual draw of paper slips. On 23 September 2026 in Lahore, Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif pressed the button to conduct the digital balloting for Phase IV. The event was reported by national news outlets on the same occasion, and the method itself is part of why the result carries weight with farmers.

At the ceremony, the first winner was also announced. According to the report of the event, the first winner was Masood Khan, son of Lal Khan, from Attock. The Chief Minister also inspected tractors at the launch, including a locally manufactured 90 horsepower model and a locally assembled 100 horsepower model, which were reported as a first for Punjab. Those machines point to the wider mechanisation push behind the scheme, even though Phase IV itself covers the 50 to 65 horsepower range.

• Method: digital and computerised balloting
• Held on: 23 September 2026 in Lahore
• Conducted by: Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, who pressed the button
• First winner reported: Masood Khan, son of Lal Khan, from Attock

From Applications to Eligible Farmers

Many farmers ask why every applicant does not enter the draw, and the answer is verification. For Phase IV, a total of 213,637 farmers applied. Before the balloting, their records were checked through the Punjab Land Records Authority for land and through NADRA for identity. After this checking, 128,757 farmers were declared eligible for the balloting.

This step protects the scheme. It makes sure that the land condition is really met, that the CNIC is valid, and that one person does not enter the draw again and again with wrong details. If your application did not reach the balloting stage, the reason is usually found in this verification step, not in the draw itself, and that is worth checking before assuming anything about the result.

• Total applications: 213,637 farmers applied for Phase IV
• Eligible after checking: 128,757 farmers entered the balloting
• Land checked through: Punjab Land Records Authority
• Identity checked through: NADRA
• Lesson: correct land and CNIC records matter before any draw

District Quotas and Fair Shares

Punjab is a large province, and farm land is not equal in every district. For this reason, district-wise quotas for Phase IV were fixed according to the proportion of cultivated land in each district. A district with more cultivated land received a larger share of tractors, and a district with less cultivated land received a smaller share.

Reports of the launch noted that Bhakkar, Jhang, Lodhran and Vehari had relatively higher shares under this method. This does not mean other districts were ignored. It simply means the 10,000 tractors were divided by a land-based formula, so that the benefit followed the farming area of the province rather than favouring one region over another.

• Basis of quota: share of cultivated land in the district
• Higher shares reported: Bhakkar, Jhang, Lodhran and Vehari
• Purpose: fair division of tractors across Punjab
• Not first come first served: selection was by balloting within the quota

How to Check Winner List Online

The reported method to check your Phase IV result is online, through the official portal. Guides for the Phase IV result describe the same simple steps. You open the official portal, go to the ballot result or applicant status option, enter your CNIC number, enter the captcha code shown on the screen, and submit. Your result then appears on the screen.

Use the official portal only, at gts.punjab.gov.pk. Many copy sites use a similar name and design. The real portal will not ask you for a fee to show your result. If any page asks you to pay money, send a code from your mobile, or share your bank details just to see the result, close that page at once, because it is not the official portal.

• Step 1: open the official portal on your mobile or computer
• Step 2: open the ballot result or applicant status option
• Step 3: type your full CNIC number carefully
• Step 4: type the captcha code exactly as shown and submit
• Step 5: read your result and save a screenshot or note of it

If Your Name Is in the List

First, congratulations. Your name in the balloting list means you have been selected for a Phase IV tractor with a subsidy of Rs 750,000, subject to the further official process of the department. Successful applicants are also reported to be contacted on their registered mobile numbers, so keep that number active and in your own name.

Next, wait for the official direction for your district. Do not hand money to any private person who claims he will release your tractor faster. All further steps, like document checking, payment of your share and delivery, should be done only through the Agriculture Department and its district offices. If you are unsure about any call you receive, confirm it first on the helpline 0800-17000.

• Keep your mobile on: official contact is reported on the registered number
• Keep your CNIC ready: you will need it at every further step
• Pay only through official channels: never hand cash to an agent
• Confirm every call: check doubtful calls on the helpline first

If Your Name Is Not in the List

It is natural to feel disappointed if your name does not appear, but remember the scale of the draw. A total of 128,757 eligible farmers entered the balloting for 10,000 tractors, so most eligible farmers were not selected, and that does not mean your application was faulty. Selection within each district quota was by computerised balloting, which means chance, not influence, decided the outcome.

Do not lose the lesson for the next round. Keep your land and CNIC records correct and up to date, because verification decides who enters the next draw. Phase V, the high-power round, is a separate programme with its own terms: 9,500 tractors of 75 to 125 horsepower, a subsidy of Rs 1,000,000 per tractor, and a minimum land holding of 7 acres. Farmers interested in that round should follow only the Agriculture Department’s own announcements about its status and terms.

• Scale: 128,757 eligible farmers entered the draw for 10,000 tractors
• Method: computerised balloting within district quotas, not influence
• Next step: keep land and CNIC records correct for future rounds
• Phase V: separate high-power round, 9,500 tractors, Rs 1,000,000 subsidy, 7 acres minimum
• Warning: never pay anyone who promises to add your name to a result

Conclusion

Phase IV balloting is complete: 10,000 tractors of 50 to 65 horsepower, Rs 750,000 subsidy each, drawn digitally on 23 September 2026 from 128,757 eligible farmers. Check your result only on the official portal with your CNIC, follow only Agriculture Department directions for the next steps, and never pay anyone who promises a faster tractor.

FAQs

When was Green Tractor Phase IV balloting held?

The digital balloting was held on 23 September 2026 in Lahore, conducted by Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif.

How many tractors and what subsidy?

Phase IV covers 10,000 tractors of 50 to 65 horsepower, with a subsidy of Rs 750,000 per tractor.

How do I check my Phase IV result?

Open the official portal, go to the ballot result or applicant status option, enter your CNIC number and the captcha code, and submit.

Why was I not in the balloting if I applied?

Only 128,757 of 213,637 applicants were declared eligible after land and identity verification. Applications failing verification did not enter the draw.

What is Phase V?

Phase V is the separate high-power round: 9,500 tractors of 75 to 125 horsepower, Rs 1,000,000 subsidy per tractor, minimum 7 acres of land.