Single-Component MIDH
- Compact DPR / proforma
- State portal filing
- Geo-tagging
- Inspection coordination
- DBT setup
Eight verticals, one engineering team — from the first survey to the last commissioning signature.
Condensing units, ZEAS and Conveni-Pack sized, supplied and commissioned by our own team.
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Design norms, cost sheets, DPR samples and scheme notes — organised the way a project is built.
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Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture (MIDH) is a centrally sponsored scheme administered by state horticulture missions under the Department of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare. For polyhouses, net houses, shade nets, drip-fertigation, packhouses and ripening chambers it gives Centre + State assistance of 50% of the cost norm, with norms 15% higher in NE & Himalayan states.
MIDH operates through state horticulture missions and covers 20+ components — from polyhouse and net house construction to drip-fertigation, mulching, packhouses, ripening chambers, harvesting tools and farm mechanisation. Filing is done at the state horticulture department, with subsidy released through DBT after joint inspection.
A typical end-to-end delivery covers planning through post-handover support.
Polyhouse, NVPH, fan-pad, net house, shade-net, anti-virus structures.
Drip-fertigation, mulching, micro-sprinkler, fogger under MIDH + PMKSY-PDMC.
State-format DPR / proforma with BOQ, drawings, beneficiary KYC.
Online filing on state horticulture portal with geo-tagging and uploads.
Joint inspection coordination with horticulture department officers.
Aadhaar-linked DBT release into beneficiary account after verification.
Each stage closes before the next one opens — nothing is ordered before the design is locked.
Polyhouse / drip / mechanisation component selection.
State-format DPR + portal submission + geo-tag.
Department appraisal + sanction letter.
Execution + joint inspection + DBT release.
Indicative ranges only. Final cost depends on site, capacity, automation level, structural design, material grades and freight.
All figures indicative and subject to revision. Subsidy approval depends on the sanctioning authority and current scheme guidelines.
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| Post-handover AMC |
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Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture (MIDH) is a centrally sponsored scheme administered by state horticulture missions under the Department of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare. It covers 20+ components for protected cultivation, irrigation, post-harvest and mechanisation.
MIDH pays 50% of the prescribed cost norm, not of your quote. Under the MIDH Operational Guidelines 2025 the naturally ventilated (tubular) polyhouse norm is ₹1,200/sqm up to 500 sqm, ₹1,050/sqm for 500–1,008 sqm and ₹1,000/sqm for 1,008–2,500 sqm; fan & pad is ₹1,800 / ₹1,600 / ₹1,500 per sqm for the same bands. Assistance is capped at 2,500 sqm per beneficiary, and the norms are 15% higher in NE & Himalayan states, scheduled areas, vibrant villages, Andaman & Nicobar and Lakshadweep. State top-ups vary by state.
Yes. Polyhouse, drip irrigation and fertigation can be applied together under MIDH + PMKSY-PDMC. Stacking depends on state scheme guidelines and budget availability for that financial year.
Application acknowledgment 7–15 days. Sanction letter typically 30–60 days. Joint inspection after execution 15–30 days. DBT release 15–45 days. Total end-to-end usually 90–180 days from filing.
MIDH is back-ended — released through DBT only after the asset is created, joint inspection is complete, and the beneficiary submits the utilisation certificate. The farmer must fund the project upfront through own equity or bank loan.
Individual farmers, FPOs, cooperatives, SHGs, partnership firms and registered companies engaged in horticulture. Land ownership / lease for minimum 7 years, valid KYC, Aadhaar-linked bank account and PFMS / DBT registration are required.
Pricing ranges shown are indicative only and depend on site, scale, material grades, structural design, freight and current market conditions. Subsidy approval depends on the sanctioning authority and current scheme guidelines.
Official scheme documents for the rates on this page. Scheme rules change — confirm the current circular with the sanctioning authority before you apply.
“OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES MISSION FOR INTEGRATED DEVELOPMET OF HORTICULTURE”
Department of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Government of India (published on nhb.gov.in) · 31 December 2024 · Read and archived
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