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Greenhouse Construction

The scheme aims to promote protected cultivation of vegetables and flowers by encouraging farmers to adopt greenhouse technology through substantial financial assistance and support, thereby increasing productivity, improving crop quality, and enhancing farmers’ income.

Authority

State/ UT

Region

Uttarakhand

Status

Verified 2026

Updated

March 2026

What you get

To promote vegetable and flower cultivation inside greenhouses, 50% to 80% of the total cost is provided as assistance for fan and pad systems, naturally ventilated polyhouses, and planting materials. The details are given below: | - For protected cultivation of flowers and vegetables, 50% of the total cost is provided for fan and pad systems or naturally ventilated polyhouses. | - Planting material for vegetables and flowers (seeds, flower bulbs and plants) is provided with a 50% subsidy. | - For greenhouse construction, 50% of the total cost is provided for fan and pad system polyhouses and tubular structure polyhouses. | - A 50% subsidy is provided for installing anti-hail nets. | Under the State Sector, an additional 25% subsidy is provided as the State share, making the total subsidy 75%. | Plastic mulching: To retain moisture and promote microflora around the roots, 50% of the total cost is provided for covering the land with plastic sheets. | Arrangement of planting material for protected cultivation: Planting materials under polyhouse cultivation (flower and vegetable seeds) are provided at a 50% subsidy. If the farmer purchases them from outside agencies (other than the department), 50% of the cost is reimbursed. | Support for greenhouse construction is available for an area of up to 4,000 sq. meters or 500 sq. meters as per the guidelines issued by the Government of India and the State Government. For a 500 sq. meter polyhouse, the State Government provides an additional 30% subsidy, allowing the farmer to receive a total subsidy of 80%.

Who can apply

The applicant must be a resident of Uttarakhand.; The applicant must be a farmer and must hold a valid Udhyan Card.; The farmer must either own agricultural land or have land on lease.; This support is not provided to applicants working in a group.

Required Paperwork

  • Aadhaar Card
  • PAN Card
  • Income Certificate
  • Residence Proof (Domicile)

Common Questions

Who is eligible to apply for the scheme?

The applicant must be a resident of Uttarakhand, must be a farmer holding a valid Udhyan Card, and must either own agricultural land or have land on lease.

What percentage of subsidy is provided for greenhouse construction?

A subsidy of 50% of the total cost is provided for fan-and-pad system polyhouses and naturally ventilated/tubular structure polyhouses.

Is additional subsidy provided by the State Government?

Yes. Under the State Sector, an additional 25% subsidy is provided, making the total subsidy 75%.

Is any component eligible for 80% subsidy?

Yes. For a 500 sq. m. polyhouse, the State Government provides an additional 30% subsidy, enabling the farmer to receive up to 80% subsidy.

What is the subsidy for planting materials?

Planting materials such as vegetable seeds, flower bulbs, and plants are provided at 50% subsidy.

What is the permissible greenhouse area under the scheme?

Greenhouse construction is allowed up to 4,000 sq. m. or 500 sq. m., as per Government of India/State Government guidelines.

Is the scheme applicable to group farming?

No. Support under this scheme is not provided for group applicants; it is only for individual farmers.

Where can the application form be obtained?

The form can be obtained from the Horticulture Mobile Squad Centre or downloaded from the department's website: https://shm.uk.gov.in.

What happens after the application is submitted?

The Mobile Squad Centre forwards the proposal to the district level, which then sends it to the Directorate for approval.

How is the farmer informed about approval?

Once approved, the district officer sends an acceptance letter and also informs the farmer via telephone.

Who constructs the greenhouse after approval?

The farmer constructs the greenhouse at his own expense, using any manufacturer from the list provided by the department.

When is the subsidy released to the farmer?

After greenhouse construction is completed, departmental officials inspect the site. Once the report is approved, the subsidy amount is directly transferred to the farmer’s bank account.