Green Tractor Scheme Latest Update 2026: Phase IV Result and Phase V Progress

September and October 2026 moved very fast for the Punjab Green Tractor Scheme, and many farmers are now confused about what is done and what is still pending. Here is the simple picture. Phase IV is complete till the balloting stage, and Phase V registration started and has now closed. In this latest update, you will see the full timeline, the correct numbers for both phases, and the one thing that is still awaited: the Phase V balloting news.

The Full Timeline in Simple Words

Let us place every date in order. Farmers first applied for Phase IV, the low power round for tractors of 50 to 65 HP with a minimum land condition of 5 acres. Applications were checked through the Punjab Land Records Authority and NADRA. Then, on 23 September 2026, the digital balloting for Phase IV was held in Lahore, and the Chief Minister herself pressed the button to conduct it.

On that same day, 23 September 2026, registration for Phase V started. Phase V is the high power round. But started does not mean still open. The last date for Phase V was 5 October 2026, and after that date the registration closed.

• Phase IV balloting: held on 23 September 2026 in Lahore
• Phase V registration started: 23 September 2026
• Phase V last date: 5 October 2026, registration now closed
• Phase V balloting: date not announced yet

Phase IV: What Is Done So Far

Phase IV is the low power phase. It covers 10,000 tractors of 50 to 65 HP, and each selected farmer gets a subsidy of Rs 750,000. The minimum land for this phase was 5 acres or more. This phase received a very large response from farmers across Punjab, and the verification was strict.

In total, 213,637 farmers applied for Phase IV. After land verification through the Punjab Land Records Authority and identity verification through NADRA, 128,757 farmers were declared eligible for the balloting. The draw was then held digitally, and district quotas were fixed according to the proportion of cultivated land, with Bhakkar, Jhang, Lodhran and Vehari among the districts with relatively higher shares. The first winner reported was Masood Khan, son of Lal Khan, from Attock.

• Tractors: 10,000, power 50 to 65 HP
• Subsidy: Rs 750,000 per tractor
• Applications received: 213,637
• Eligible for balloting: 128,757 after PLRA and NADRA checking
• First winner reported: Masood Khan, son of Lal Khan, from Attock

Phase V: What Started and What Closed

Phase V is the high power phase. As stated by the Agriculture Department, it covers 9,500 tractors of 75 to 125 HP, and each selected farmer will get a subsidy of Rs 1,000,000. The minimum land for this phase is 7 acres or more, which is higher than Phase IV because these tractors are meant for larger farms and heavier work.

Applications for Phase V were invited online through the official portal, and farmers were directed to the portal by the Punjab Agriculture Information Directorate. The window was short, from 23 September to 5 October 2026, and that window is now closed. A later cabinet briefing was reported with a different tractor figure, but the Agriculture Department figure for Phase V remains 9,500, and that is the figure farmers should use until the department itself issues a correction.

• Tractors: 9,500, as stated by the Agriculture Department
• Power: 75 to 125 HP, subsidy Rs 1,000,000 per tractor
• Land needed: 7 acres or more
• Application method: online on the official portal
• Present status: registration closed on 5 October 2026

What Is Still Pending

One big step is still pending, and it is honest to say so clearly. The balloting date for Phase V has not been announced yet. No major official report gives a date for the Phase V draw, and dates shared on small pages and old videos belong to other rounds or have no official backing, so do not treat them as news.

What should happen next, based on the Phase IV pattern, is verification of Phase V applications through the Punjab Land Records Authority and NADRA, and then a digital balloting among the eligible applicants. Wait for the Agriculture Department to announce the date on the official portal and through its official statements, and ignore any page that names a date without an official source.

• Pending: Phase V verification and balloting announcement
• Not announced: any fixed date for Phase V balloting
• Expected method: digital balloting among verified eligible applicants
• Where news will come: official portal and Agriculture Department statements
• Warning: dates on small pages belong to other rounds or have no backing

The Bigger Picture for 2026-27

Together, Phase IV and Phase V make a total of 19,500 tractors for the year 2026-27. At the launch briefing, a total allocation of Rs 17.6 billion for the Green Tractor Scheme was announced. According to the briefing, 24,000 tractors had already been provided before this expansion with a subsidy of Rs 1 million per tractor.

The briefing also gave a wider picture of farm mechanisation in Punjab. According to the briefing, only 10,000 tractors were provided in the previous 20 years, while 35,000 were distributed in the last 2.5 years, and mechanisation spending was Rs 3 billion in two decades against Rs 20 billion in the last 2.5 years.

• Combined total: 19,500 tractors in Phase IV and Phase V
• Allocation announced: Rs 17.6 billion for the scheme
• Briefing claim: 35,000 tractors distributed in the last 2.5 years
• Briefing claim: Rs 20 billion mechanisation spending in the last 2.5 years
• Local manufacturing: 90 HP tractors made locally, 100 HP assembled locally, first time in Punjab

What Farmers Should Do This Week

Your action depends on which phase you belong to. If you were a Phase IV applicant, check your balloting result by CNIC on the official portal and follow the district office directions if your name is selected. If you applied for Phase V, keep your CNIC and registered mobile safe and wait for the official balloting announcement. If you missed both rounds, use this time to fix your records.

In every case, keep one rule in mind. Scheme news changes fast, and old posts do not update themselves. Always confirm the latest position from the official portal or the Agriculture Helpline on 0800-17000 before you travel, pay or promise anything to anyone. The helpline works daily from 8am to 8pm, and it is the safest way to clear any doubt.

• Phase IV applicants: check your result and follow official steps
• Phase V applicants: wait for the balloting notice, keep documents ready
• Missed both rounds: correct your PLRA record and keep your CNIC valid
• For any doubt: call 0800-17000, daily from 8am to 8pm

Conclusion

Phase IV balloting was completed on 23 September 2026 for 10,000 tractors. Phase V registration started the same day for 9,500 tractors and closed on 5 October 2026. The Phase V balloting date is still awaited. Follow only the official portal and department notices for the next update, and keep your CNIC, land record and registered mobile ready.

FAQs

What is the latest update on the Green Tractor Scheme?

Phase IV balloting was held on 23 September 2026. Phase V registration started on 23 September 2026 and closed on 5 October 2026. No Phase V balloting date has been announced yet.

How many tractors are there in total in 2026-27?

The total is 19,500 tractors: 10,000 in Phase IV and 9,500 in Phase V, as stated by the Agriculture Department. A total allocation of Rs 17.6 billion was announced for the scheme.

Is Phase V registration still open?

No. Phase V registration started on 23 September 2026 but the last date was 5 October 2026. Registration is now closed and new applications are not being accepted.

When will Phase V balloting be held?

The date has not been announced yet. Wait for an official notice on gts.punjab.gov.pk or from the Agriculture Department, and ignore dates shared on small pages without an official source.

How do I check the Phase IV result?

Check your balloting result by CNIC on the official portal, and follow the district office directions if your name is selected. For any doubt, call the Agriculture Helpline on 0800-17000, daily from 8am to 8pm.