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Clear filtersIntegrated Horticulture Development
Integrated Horticulture Development is a major State Plan scheme run by the Assam government to help farmers grow fruits, vegetables, and other horticulture crops. The scheme provides financial support, equipment, training, and new farming techniques to horticulture growers. It aims to increase production and income for farmers engaged in horticulture activities across Assam.
View DetailsTrainning Scheme for Horticulture Skill Development to Landless farm labour at Centre of Excelence of Department
This is a skill development training scheme run by the Department of Horticulture in Gujarat. It provides free training in horticulture (growing fruits, vegetables, and flowers) to landless farm workers through Centres of Excellence. The scheme aims to help agricultural laborers learn new skills and improve their earning capacity through horticulture work.
View DetailsDistribution of Vegetable Seeds Minikit & Fruits Minikit at Free of Cost
This scheme distributes free vegetable and fruit seeds to farmers and gardeners in Puducherry. Run by the Department of Agriculture and Farmer's Welfare, it aims to encourage horticulture (fruit and vegetable farming) in both rural and urban areas. Each beneficiary receives seed minikits worth ₹250 at no cost to help them start or improve their farming.
View DetailsDistrict Central Cooperative Banks and through its Branches: For Revamped Micro Credit Loan for Women Vendors of Flower, Vegetable, Fruit etc.
The scheme provides revamped micro credit loans through District Central Cooperative Banks to support women vendors selling flowers, vegetables, fruits etc. Loans range from ₹100/- to ₹5,000/- with an interest rate of 11%.
View DetailsGreen House
Under the Green House Scheme Farmers can get the benefit of subsidy on green house and earn more income by cultivating horticultural crops like vegetables, flowers, fruits etc. by controlling the ago-climatic factors, temperature, humidity and sunlight.
View DetailsShednet House
The Shednet House provided subsidies to farmers so they could earn more income by cultivating horticultural crops like vegetables, flowers, fruits, etc. by controlling the agro-climatic factors, temperature, humidity, and sunlight.
View DetailsFruit Processing Centre
The Fruit Processing Centre scheme in Meghalaya aims to train youth entrepreneurs, farmers, and housewives in fruit preservation techniques and modern processing methods. Run by the state government, it provides practical demonstrations on how to manufacture quality processed fruit products like squashes, jams, jellies, and juices under the brand name 'Meg Fruits Product'. The scheme focuses on building technical skills and promoting fruit-based entrepreneurship in the state.
View DetailsAssistance in Packing Materials under Post Harvest Management of Horticultural Produce
This Gujarat government scheme helps horticultural farmers buy packing materials like corrugated boxes and wooden boxes for storing and transporting their produce after harvest. The scheme provides financial assistance to reduce the cost of these materials. It is designed to help farmers preserve the quality of fruits, vegetables, and other horticultural crops and reduce wastage during storage and transport.
View DetailsPrimary Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Bank: For Horticulture
This scheme is run by the Primary Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Bank in Tamil Nadu to help farmers grow horticultural crops like fruits, vegetables, and spices. It provides loans to farmers who want to start or expand horticulture farming on their land. The loan helps farmers buy seeds, plants, tools, and other materials needed for horticulture.
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