What you get
- Crop Development and Production: Support programs are provided for planting and increasing the production of diverse horticultural crops, including fruits, vegetables, pepper, spices, and flower crops, tailored to different regions and agro-climates within the state. - Technological Promotion: The scheme promotes and extends the use of modern technology in horticulture. - Propagation Support: Support programs are available for grafting and stem raising, contributing to better crop propagation. - Post-Harvest Management and Value Addition: Assistance is provided for post-harvest management processes and value addition initiatives, ensuring better returns for produce. - Market System Development: Financial assistance is extended to individuals and the private sector for the development of collection and market systems, aiming for comprehensive growth in horticulture. - Specific Component Inclusion: The scheme primarily includes components such as- Cluster planting of new fruit, flower, vegetable, aromatic, and spice crops; Renovation of old gardens; Horticultural mechanization; Integrated fertilizer pest control management; Protected cultivation for horticultural crops; Mulching and the use of bird nets, etc.
Who can apply
Required Paperwork
- Aadhaar Card
- PAN Card
- Income Certificate
- Residence Proof (Domicile)
Common Questions
What is the "Mission for Integrated Horticulture Development (MIDH)" scheme?
The "MIDH" scheme provides financial assistance for the creation of post-harvest infrastructure such as grading units, storage facilities, cold chains, packaging systems, and processing units to reduce wastage and enhance value addition.
Who is eligible to apply for the "Mission for Integrated Horticulture Development (MIDH)" scheme?
Any farmer residing in Gujarat who is engaged in or intends to undertake horticulture activities such as cultivation of fruits, vegetables, spices, flowers, or other specified crops is eligible to apply for the "Mission for Integrated Horticulture Development (MIDH)" scheme.
What kind of crops are supported under the "MIDH" scheme?
The "Mission for Integrated Horticulture Development (MIDH)" scheme supports a wide range of horticultural crops, including fruits, vegetables, spices, flowers, aromatic plants, and plantation crops, with specific support tailored to different regions and agro-climatic zones of Gujarat.
What types of financial support are provided under the "MIDH" scheme?
Under the "Mission for Integrated Horticulture Development (MIDH)" scheme, financial assistance is provided to farmers for various activities such as plantation of new crops, rejuvenation of old orchards, horticulture mechanization, adoption of protected cultivation methods, and infrastructure for post-harvest management and marketing.
How can a farmer apply for the "MIDH" scheme?
To apply for the "Mission for Integrated Horticulture Development (MIDH)" scheme, a farmer must visit the official iKhedut portal of the Government of Gujarat.
Is there any application fee to apply for the scheme?
No, there is no fee charged for submitting an application under the "MIDH" scheme, and the application form can be filled and submitted online free of cost.
What documents are required while applying for the "MIDH" scheme?
The documents required for applying to the "MIDH" scheme include the Aadhaar Card, 7/12 Certificate (land ownership proof), Copy of Khedut Registration, Ration Card, and the duly filled application form which can be downloaded in both English and Gujarati from the iKhedut portal.
Is there any income limit for availing the benefits under the "MIDH" scheme?
No, there is no individual or family income limit specified for eligibility under the "Mission for Integrated Horticulture Development (MIDH)" scheme, making it accessible to all farmers in Gujarat.
Are there any specific reservation or relaxation criteria under this scheme?
As per the available scheme guidelines, there are no specified reservations, preferences, or relaxations under the "MIDH" scheme, and all eligible farmers are treated equally during the application and benefit disbursal process.
What kind of post-harvest infrastructure is supported under the scheme?
The "MIDH" scheme provides financial assistance for the creation of post-harvest infrastructure such as grading units, storage facilities, cold chains, packaging systems, and processing units to reduce wastage and enhance value addition.