Set up a nursery at half the cost, the government will bear half the cost

12/09/2024Posted on
National Horticulture Mission

With the aim of making farmers economically strong, governments run many types of beneficial schemes. One of these schemes is the National Horticulture Mission, through which the government not only helps the farmers but also promotes the cultivation of horticultural crops. Let us tell you that through this scheme, farmers of Rajasthan are being given a subsidy of 50% on setting up a nursery of horticultural crops. This means that half the cost of the nursery set up by the farmer will be borne by the Rajasthan government.

Under this scheme, farmers can plant fruit and multi-fruit plants. To avail this benefit, the farmer has to clearly enter the name of the fruit and its varieties. To set up a small nursery in the field through this scheme, the farmer has to apply online to the District Horticulture Department with land ownership documents, financial analysis, details of facilities and other important documents.

Source: Krishi Jagran

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Take advantage of the National Horticulture Mission, get bumper subsidy

13/04/2024Posted on
National Horticulture Mission

Nowadays people lay a lot of emphasis on keeping themselves healthy and fit by including fresh fruits and vegetables in their diet. This is the reason why in the last few years the demand for horticultural crops including fruits and vegetables has increased a lot in the markets. These crops now get very good prices. Keeping this in view, farmers are also coming forward in the cultivation of these horticultural crops.

Let us tell you that the National Horticulture Mission Scheme was started in the year 2005 to 2006 to achieve the goal of increasing the production of horticultural crops as well as increasing the income of farmers. The state government’s contribution to this subsidy is 35 to 50% while the remaining amount is given by the central government. You can apply to avail the benefits of the scheme. You can apply on the official website of the National Horticulture Mission Scheme https://nhb.gov.in/.

Source: Kisan Tak

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Cultivation of horticultural crops will generate bumper income, free training will be available with a subsidy

31/01/2024Posted on
National Horticulture Mission

Many farmers are earning well from the cultivation of horticultural crops like vegetables, fruits, flowers and spices. Seeing the success of these crops, the government is also promoting them among the farmers. If you are also thinking of cultivating horticultural crops, then you can take advantage of a scheme of the Central Government. With the help of this scheme, along with financial help, farmers are also given training in the cultivation of horticultural crops.

The name of this scheme is National Horticulture Mission and it was started in 2005-2006. The objective of this scheme is to promote the cultivation of horticultural crops. With this scheme, small and marginal farmers can get good production on less land. It is noteworthy that horticultural crops require less irrigation as compared to food grains. To avail the benefits of this scheme you can apply online. To apply, you must visit the official website nhb.gov.in.

Source: Krishi Jagran

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