Nowadays, due to rising inflation and decreasing agricultural land, it is becoming difficult for farmers to earn profits.
But, polyhouse farming is a great option for farmers through which they can earn more profits at less cost.
Polyhouse is a structure made of plastic or net in which crops are grown in a controlled environment.
This technology helps farmers to do farming throughout the year, protect themselves from weather adversities and grow better quality crops.
Up to 50% subsidy is available from the government!
To encourage farmers to set up polyhouses, the government is providing subsidy of up to 50%.
This subsidy is available under the National Horticulture Mission.
Under this scheme, farmers are given subsidy of up to 50% on installation of polyhouses and shednets.
Benefits of Polyhouse Subsidy Scheme:
Low cost: The cost of setting up a polyhouse gets reduced due to subsidy.
Higher production: Crops grow better in controlled environments, resulting in increased production.
Better quality: The quality of crops grown in polyhouse is better.
Higher profits: Higher production and better quality crops result in higher profits for farmers.
Farming throughout the year: In polyhouse, farmers can do farming throughout the year, which increases their income.
How to Apply for Polyhouse Subsidy Scheme:
To apply for the scheme, farmers have to contact their nearest Krishi Vigyan Kendra or Agriculture Department.
Application form has to be filled and required documents have to be submitted.
The application will be scrutinized by the concerned authorities and if found eligible, subsidy will be provided to the farmers.
Documents required for application:
Aadhar card
PAN card
land ownership certificate
bank account passbook
Deposit Receipt (if any)
passport size photo
Polyhouse farming is a great way for farmers to increase income.
The subsidy given by the government makes this business even more attractive.
If you want to earn more profits at less cost, then polyhouse farming can be a great option for you.
pay attention:
Read the terms and conditions of the scheme carefully before applying for the subsidy.
The amount of subsidy is determined by the state and central government.
