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Discover the top government subsidies for mushroom cultivation. Learn how to apply for MIDH, NHB, NABARD loans, and MUDRA to get up to 50% financial assistance for your commercial mushroom project.
Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture. Best for general commercial setup.
Benefits:
How to Apply: Visit your district horticulture office or apply online at the state agriculture portal.
National Horticulture Board - Ideal for large scale, high-tech commercial farming projects.
Benefits:
How to Apply: Online via the NHB website. Requires In-Principle Approval (IPA) before starting.
Provides re-finance assistance and subsidies via banks.
Benefits:
How to Apply: Apply through NABARD-supported banks with a detailed project report (DPR).
Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana - Best scheme for small or oyster mushroom farming startups.
Benefits:
How to Apply: Apply through any bank, NBFC, or online Mudra portal.
Supports mushroom processing and value addition. Focuses on food processing units including mushroom drying, packaging, and cold storage to help increase profit through processing and support export-oriented business.
Special state-level support offering 50% subsidy (maximum ₹1 lakh per unit on a project cost up to ₹2 lakh). Promotes local mushroom production and is easy for small farmers to access.
An additional 10% subsidy is available under MIDH and NHB schemes to encourage inclusive farming and provide higher financial support.
Supports infrastructure development.
Benefits: Reduces loan burden and provides long-term financing support.
Many states provide additional subsidies. Farmers should contact their State Horticulture Department for region-specific schemes:
Farmers can get 40% to 50% subsidy under schemes like MIDH and NHB, depending on their category and location.
You can apply through your local District/State Horticulture Department or via banks linked with NABARD.
MIDH is best for small farmers and standard commercial units, while NHB is suitable for large-scale, high-tech commercial units over ₹20 Lakhs.
Yes, under the MUDRA loan scheme, no collateral is required for loans up to ₹10 Lakhs.
Yes, mushroom farming is a high-profit, low-investment agribusiness with strong market demand and excellent government support.
A perfect Project Report is the key to getting your subsidy approved. Our experts draft bankable DPRs that meet NHB and MIDH standards.
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