NORMS & GUIDELINES HORTICULTURE DEPARTMENT 2014

Norms & Guidelines Horticulture Department 2014/ 1

NORMS & GUIDELINES HORTICULTURE DEPARTMENT

2014

MIDH NMSA RKVY NMMP Deptt. Schemes

Department of Horticulture Udhyan Bhawan, Sector-21,

Panchkula-134112, HARYANA Email: [email protected]

[email protected] Website: hortharyana.gov.in

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INDEX

Sr. No.

Scheme Page No.

Letter to All the officers in the State 4-5

Guidelines for providing assistance under diff. Schemes 6-11

A National Horticulture Mission 1 Revised Norms & Pattern of Assistance 12-27 2 MIDH Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) 28-30 3 Delegation of Powers (DOP) 31-34 4 Application Form for Component, Training, Projects 35-37 5 Format for Approval, Sanction from MD, HSHDA 38 6 Format for Verification Report 39 7 Checklist Formats and Specifications

i Hi-tech Nursery/ Small Nursery 41-42 ii Seed Production 43 iii New/Rehabilitation of Tissue Culture Unit 44 iv Mushroom Compost/ Spawn Production/ Mushroom unit 45-48 v Rejuvenation Technology 49 vi Community Tank/ On Farm Pond 50-56 vii Protected Cultivation 57-87 viii Vermicompost Unit 88 ix Mechanization 89-97 x Training Courses 98 xi Post- Harvest Management 99-103 xii Seminar 104-107 xiii Check List for General Projects 108

B Micro Irrigation (NMSA) 1 General Guidelines 110-116 2 Application Form: Form-1 117-118 3 Sanction Letter: Form- 2 119 4 Site Clearance Certificate: Form - 3 120 5 Inspection Report: Form - 4 121


6 Inspection Report: Form – 4A 122-124 7 Satisfaction Certificate: Form - 5 125 8 Assistance Amount on Unit Cost under NMSA- Drip Irrigation System 126-127 9 Assistance Amount on Unit Cost under NMSA- Mini Sprinkler System 128

10 Indicative requirement of Material 130-141

C National Mission on Medicinal Plants (NMMP )- Norms & Guidelines

143

D Scheduled Caste Sub-Plan (IHD)- Norms & Guidelines 144

E Sericulture: Norms & Guidelines 145

F RKVY : Norms & Guidelines 146-148

G VIUC : Norms & Guidelines 149

H Weather Based Crop Insurance- Horticulture Crops 150-153


Guidelines for providing Assistance under MIDH, NMSA, RKVY and State Plan Schemes

From

Director General Horticulture and

Mission Director

Haryana, Panchkula

To

1. Principal, HTI, Uchani (Karnal)

2. All the District Horticulture Officers

3. Project Officers, CEV, Gharaunda, CEF, Mangiana, CSTF, Ladwa,

Memo No.:

Dated, Panchkula, the

Subject- Guidelines for providing assistance under various Schemes of State Plan,

MIDH, NMSA & RKVY (2014).

The Department of Horticulture and Haryana State Horticulture Development

Agency provides Subsidy on various interventions under various schemes, such as, State Plan,

MIDH, NMSA and RKVY. With a view to regulate the disbursement of subsidy under various

components and bring in uniformity in the procedure of disbursement of subsidy, specific

Guidelines has been formulated on the subject, a copy of which is enclosed herewith for

appropriate action at your end.

The district-wise allocation of targets of component under various schemes is being

distributed as per the action plan of MIDH, NMSA, RKVY and State Plant schemes. It be ensured

that these targets have been re-allocated and re-assigned among various Blocks by you in your

district.

The field functionaries should be instructed to –

a) Cover maximum beneficiaries for horticulture development.

b) Extend full cooperation to the farmers in submission of timely application. Submit

the application in digital form wherever system is in operation viz. HORTNET

(MIDH), MI-NET (NMSA) etc.

c) Maintain proper record/register of all the schemes i.e. State

Plan/MIDH/NMSA/RKVY for all the components on Subsidy by Horticulture

Development Officer duly verified and countersigned by District Horticulture

Officer in their respective districts.


d) Maintain complete transparency and fairness while finalizing the list of

beneficiaries.

e) Launch a campaign to propagate the schemes as well as through local newspaper so

that maximum farmers come forward to avail of the benefits.

f) The DHO and HDO shall be responsible to monitor and supervise the entire process

and periodically submit Physical and Financial Reports to the Directorate in the 3rd

of every month without fail. In case 3rd

happens to be holiday then next working day

shall be the last day for sending the reports.

g) The DHO will be the controlling officer for successful implementation of the

Scheme/s and co-ordination of all the schemes under which various components are

being implemented as per the scheme guidelines. He will also ensure that the

scheme is duly publicized in the district immediately after the targets are allotted.

h) The Directorate shall issue the Guidelines and norms of various schemes time to

time.

The Guidelines must be adhered to in letter and spirit. Any deviation from the

Guidelines shall be viewed very seriously.

Encl: (As above) Mission Director-cum-

Director General Horticulture

Haryana, Panchkula

Departmental Distribution – 1. PS to Director General Horticulture

2. Additional Director Horticulture

3. Joint Director Horticulture

4. Joint Director Horticulture/NHM

5. Deputy Director Horticulture, Fruits

6. Deputy Director Horticulture, Vegetables

7. Deputy Director Horticulture, NHM

8. Deputy Director Horticulture, Micro Irrigation

9. Deputy Director Horticulture, Plant Protection

10. All Specialists at Directorate

11. All HDOs/APO/TAs in the Directorate and Field


GUIDELINES FOR PROVIDING ASSISTANCE UNDER VARIOUS

SCHEMES OF STATE PLAN, MIDH & RKVY - 2014

The following Guidelines for providing subsidy on components under various schemes must

be followed in letter and spirit:

1. Norms & Pattern of Assistance and Popularization of Scheme

1. Norms and guidelines would be as per the GOI and State guidelines and norms fixed

for the year 2014-15 and shall be applicable in subsequent years unless modified.

The guidelines are described in subsequent pages of this booklet.

2. The Directorate of Horticulture and Mission Director shall every year empanel

reputed firms/suppliers for supply/sale of planting material and inputs under above

schemes strictly as per the guidelines issued by Govt. of India from time to time. This

exercise should preferably be completed in the 1st

quarter of financial year.

3. Component is to be implemented as per the rates circulated, firms empanelled and

instructions issued by Director Horticulture and Mission Director, HSHDA from time

to time.

4. The District-level target allotted by the Directorate will further be divided Block-

wise by the DHO in consultation with APO and HDO and in view of the potential

and response of local farmers.

5. A list of registered firms along with quoted rates for supply of drip and sprinkler

irrigation system shall be kept by District Horticulture Officers in the offices of all

the Additional Deputy Commissioners, District Horticulture Officers, Horticulture

Development Officers and members of DHMIU as applicable.

6. Scheme shall be popularized mainly through existing extension network of the

department and other resources available to them. Proper advertisement shall be

given for awareness of the programmes

2. Eligibility Criteria for availing assistance

1. Only those Farmer &/or entrepreneur having land ownership in Haryana State

shall be eligible for availing assistance under the schemes. In case of non-

ownership of land the eligibility be guided as below:

i. For non-project based activities and seasonal/annual crops: registered

lease agreement between the parties for one year for one year crops and

twenty years for orchards.

ii. For project based activities: registered lease agreement between the

parties for twelve years for micro irrigation and polyhouses.


2. Assistance shall be available only for horticultural crops as per the GOI norms

and guidelines

3. For general queries like crop, cluster and credit linked back ended subsidies one

can refer to Frequently Asked Questions.

4. Farmers shall be free to procure material from any registered firm of his choice.

5. Subsidy will be admissible both in loan and non-loanee cases.

6. Subsidy in loan cases would be released in loanee‟s bank account.

7. Subsidy on plantation/cultivation would be admissible only to the beneficiary

having as assured source of irrigation (tube-well/water tank supported with

engine).

3. Procedure for availing assistance

1. The farmer-applicant will submit the application to the HDO in the prescribed

format.

i. Form-1 in case of non-project based activities

1. Beneficiary can deposit the application to HDO office or through HDO to

DHO cum MS DHMIU office.

ii. Form-2 in case of project based activities

1. Cases are to be sent to Mission Director for further approval from the

competent authorities i.e. MD HSHDA, EC HSHDA, EC MIDH-GOI as the

case may be.

iii. Form-3 in case of training

1. Every farmer is to be registered at HTI, Uchani, Karnal before training.

2. Checklist & Documents to be enclosed (for project based proposals)

i. Checklist-1: Hi-Tech & Small Nursery + documents prescribed therein

ii. Checklist-2: Seed Production Prog. + documents prescribed therein

iii. Checklist-3: New/Rehabilitation of Tissue Culture Unit + documents prescribed

therein

iv. Checklist-4: Mushroom compost/spawn/production

v. Community tank/ on farm pond/ on farm water reservoir + documents prescribed

therein

vi. Checklist-5: Post Harvest Management + documents prescribed therein

vii. Checklist-6: Mushroom Projects + documents prescribed therein

viii. Checklist-7: General Projects + documents prescribed therein

ix. Formats as prescribed under the Guidelines against the component.

x. Format 11 Mushroom


4. Record of Applications and dispersals

1. The details of beneficiary shall be entered in HORTNET and where no online system

is in operation, the application so received from the farmer-applicant shall be

immediately entered by the concerned officer as mentioned in para-4 in a register

maintained for the purpose. Further, he shall also issue a receipt to the applicant

indicating the Serial Number and date of receipt of the application.

2. The HDO will verify the application form submitted by the farmer-applicant and

forward it to the DHO of the concerned district along with his recommendation

within 3 days of the receipt thereof. HDO will ensure that proper checklists and

documents are enclosed as prescribed under the guidelines.

3. In case of more applicants “first come first serve” policy will be adopted. HDO and

DHO will keep proper record of it.

4. The DHO will get the applications registered from APO/TA so forwarded to him in a

register/computer only after proper scrutiny that-

i. The farmer-applicant belongs to the concerned district.

ii. The farmer-applicant is not being given the benefit for the second time for the

same component. The certificate to this effect will also be given by the HDO

also.

iii. Any farmer-applicant who has been benefitted under any scheme since 2005-

06 shall not be eligible for the same component again subject to the maximum

limit prescribed under the guidelines.

5. APO shall make a seniority list for the entire district. After authentication by the

DHO, the seniority list shall be maintained in the record and shall be duly published

on the Notice Board. The seniority list so prepared shall be valid only for the current

financial year. The register or computerized seniority would contain the details as Sr

No., Name of farmer, father‟s name, village, block, date of submission of application, total area to be covered under micro irrigation and signature of farmers etc.

6. DHO will accord the approval of case within 7 days of receipt of case from HDO.

7. Roaster register will be maintained by concerned District Horticulture Officer. He

will issue the slip to the farmer mentioning his seniority number after obtaining

signature of the concerned farmer in roaster/ seniority register.

5. Implementation including Physical Verification

1. In case where the material and inputs are not purchased, but the component is

installed viz.: vermi-compost unit, mushroom unit, area expansion area, post-harvest

units and other physical structure, the proper verification shall be done by the HDO,

APO and DHO concerned in the prescribed format. In case of polyhouses, the policy

circulated separately shall be applicable. The physical verification shall be done as


per the guidelines prescribed and specifications issued by the Directorate/Mission

Officer. The physical verification report will be done within 5 days of the work

completion if done alone by HDO; within 10 days if done by team members.

2. In case of purchase of inputs the following guidelines will be followed:

i. Farmers are free to purchase planting material and inputs from any of the

empanelled firms by paying the full amount directly to the firm and take a bill

for that purchase.

ii. Farmers are free to purchase the farm equipments from open source under

MIDH as per conditions prescribed under the specifications.

iii. The farmer-applicant should be asked to negotiate the price of component

with the firm.

iv. The farmer-applicant will resubmit the original bill back to the DHO as a

proof of the purchase of the component/input. The APO will thereafter issue a

receipt for the original bill to the farmer-applicant.

v. The physical verification of the material/input purchased will be carried by the

team of HDO and APO in the prescribed format.

vi. The physical verification report should reach the office of DHO within 7 days

of purchase.

vii. If planting material and inputs are purchased by the Directorate the concerned

officer shall take the material in Central Stock Register and then further

distribute it to the DHO. DHO will submit the receipt and entry number of the

material to the Directorate. The material will be further distributed to the HDO

and HDO will submit the proper receipt and entry no. to the DHO after taking

the material in the stock register maintained at block level.

viii. If planting material and inputs are purchased by the DHO from the lowest

bidder from the empanelled firms, APO/TA shall take the material in Central

Stock Register and then further distribute it to the HDO. HDO will submit the

receipt and entry number of the material to the DHO after taking the material

in the stock register maintained at block level.

ix. After taking delivery by the officer concerned, HDO in this case, he will

check and ensure the followings and issue a certificate to this effect regarding:

a. Proper packing of planting material/inputs in sealed packet,

plastic crates, bags, net pots, corrugated card boxes as the case

may be.

b. Physical condition of the planting material-visual inspection of

free from insect-pests and diseases and expiry date of material.

c. Quantity of the material by counting/weighing the bags/crates

and no. of seeds/bulbs etc. by taking a sample from the lot of

material supplied.


x. The planting material and inputs supplied to the farmer-beneficiary shall be

checked by the HDO concerned and physical verification report of the field

where the component is installed shall be submitted by the HDO to the DHO

of that concerned district. The job of physical verification will be done by

HDO within 7 days of the delivery of the material.

3. The HDO and DHO will ensure that all records as mentioned above are maintained

and made available for inspection to DHO and Directorate Officer respectively.

6. Release of Assistance

1. Criteria for release: Physical inspection as described below must be done within 14 days of

work completion:

i. In case of non-project based activities: duly verification by the block HDO in all the

cases, 25% verification by APO concerned and at least 10% verification of total

cases by DHO

ii. In case of community tank: duly verified by a committee so constituted by Mission

Director &/or ADC-cum-chairman DHMIU

iii. In case of project based activities: duly verified and inspection report submitted by a

team members comprising of Officer concerned from Head Quarter, DHO of

concerned district, any Govt. expert in the field of component and representative

from concerned bank (if credit linked)

2. Release: subsidy will be released by the DHO after obtaining the physical report as:

i. Subsidy is to be released as per norms fixed and guidelines prescribed

ii. Subsidy is to be released within 7 days of physical inspection report.

iii. Subsidy is to be released per ha or per unit basis as the case may be. In cases where

assistance is being sought on lesser or more area than that of one ha or one unit than

subsidy be released on pro-rata basis subject to maximum limit prescribed in

guidelines under MIDH

1. For example: one beneficiary have applied for assistance for one unit of

vermi-compost for an estimated cost of Rs. 60,000/- with an assistance of Rs.

30,000/- (50%) and on verification if the unit size was of lesser size, in such

cases estimated cost be reduced on pro rata basis and on reduced estimated

cost, the 50% assistance be calculated.

iv. Determination of per ha or unit can be ascertained as prescribed against individual

component in the guidelines.

v. Subsidy be released directly to the beneficiary as direct assistance or as inputs as per

the instructions issued from Mission Director time to time for individual component.

1. For direct release of assistance to the beneficiary payment be released as

cross cheque/demand draft in the name of beneficiary only.

2. No payment be released as cash by taking signature or thumb impression in

register


3. All the assistance released must be entered in proper register and in cash

book.

7. Reporting:

1. District Horticulture Officer will maintain the subsidy account and sent the list to

Directorate monthly on or before 3rd

of every month on prescribed performa..

2. District Horticulture Officer shall maintain the list of beneficiaries and shall be

sent to Directorate on the prescribed performa on or before 3rd

of every month.

3. District Horticulture Officer shall send the physical and financial progress of his

district monthly on prescribed performa on or before 3rd

of every month.

8. Monitoring

1. Roster register shall be maintained by the DHO in his office.

2. HDO will carry out 100% physical verification of the components under the

schemes.

3. APO will carry out 25% physical verification of the components under the

schemes.

4. DHO will carry out 10% of the total no. of units installed or complete cases.

5. Random physical verification in each district will be carried out by HQ officers at

least 2% out of total units installed or complete cases.

9. The DHO will be the controlling officer for successful implementation of the Scheme/s

and co-ordination of all the schemes under which various components are being

implemented as per the scheme guidelines. He will also ensure that the scheme is duly

publicized in the district immediately after the targets are allotted.

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MIDH GUIDELINES: 2014

COST NORMS AND PATTERN OF ASSISTANCE UNDER NATIONAL HORTICULTURE MISSION DURING XII PLAN

Sr.

No.

Name of Crop/Item Total tentative

cost

(Rs.)

Rate

of

Assistance

(%)

Amount of

Assistance

(Rs.)

Pattern of Assistance

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

A) Research

B) Plantation Infrastructure & Development

B.1 Production of Planting material

a) Public & Private Sector

i) Hi-tech nursery (4 ha) Rs. 25.00

lakh/ha.

Project based:

100% to public sector limited to Rs 100 lakh/unit and in case of private

sector, credit linked back-ended subsidy @ 40% of cost, subject to a

maximum of Rs. 40 lakh/unit, for a maximum of 4 ha. as project based

activity on pro-rata basis. Each nursery will produce a minimum of

50,000 numbers per hectare of mandated perennial fruit plants.

ii) Small Nursery (1 ha) Rs. 15.00 lakh/ha Project based:

100% to public sector and in case of private sector, credit linked back-

ended subsidy of cost, subject to a maximum of Rs. 7.50 lakh/unit, as

project based activity. Each nursery will produce a minimum of 25,000

numbers of mandated perennial vegetatively propagated fruit plants/tree

spices/plantation crops per year, aromatic plants, duly certified for its

quality.

Beneficiary should have 1 to 4 ha (1 ha for small, 2-4 ha for High tech) under nursery

including mother block + all the components viz. shade net, poly house, water source etc. in

Format-9 and -10. Components of Model and Small nursery can be seen in Specifications

booklet. The indicative area shall have a range irrespective of fixed area as it varies from

beneficiary to beneficiary. The components covered shall meet the minimum standards fixed

by NHB for accreditation purpose, so that the beneficiary can get their nurseries accredited.

iii) Upgrading nursery

infrastructure to meet

accreditation norms

Up to Rs. 10.00

lakh/nursery of 4

ha, on pro rata

basis

100% to public sector and 50% of cost to private sector subject to a

maximum of Rs. 5.00 lakh/nursery.

The infrastructure facilities will include establishment of hot bed

sterilization of media, Working shed, Virus indexing facility (for citrus &

apple), Hardening chamber/net house, Mist chamber, Establishment of

Mother Block, Irrigation and fertigation facility/unit.

iv) Strengthening of existing

Tissue Culture (TC) units

Rs. 20.00 lakh

/unit

Project based

100% of cost to public sector and in case of private sector, credit linked

back ended subsidy @ 50% of cost

Format-8 for public sector and Format-11 for private sector

v) Setting up of new T.C. units. Rs. 250.00

lakh/unit

Project based:

100% of total cost to public sector and in case of private sector, credit

linked back ended subsidy @ 40% of cost.

Each TC unit will produce a minimum of 25 lakh plants/year of mandated

crops, duly hardened, for which protocols are available for commercial

use.

vi) Seed production for vegetables and spices

a) Public Sector

i) Open Pollinated 35,000 100 35,000

ii) Hybrid Seeds 1,50,000 100 1,50,000

iii) Vegetable Seedling Production 1,04,00,000 100 1,04,00,000


Unit

iv) Import of Planting Material 1,00,00,000 100 1,00,00,000

v) Seed infrastructure (for

handling. processing, packing,

storage etc. of seeds of

horticulture crops)

2,00,00,000 100

2,00,00,000

Project based

Details can be seen at subsequent

pages.

b) Private Sector

i) Open Pollinated 35,000 35 12250 Limited to 5 ha. Output target of

seed for each crop will be fixed by the

individual state for each beneficiary,

before releasing funds.

ii) Hybrid Seeds 1,50,000 35 52500 Limited to 5 ha. Output target of

seed for each crop will be fixed by the

individual state for each beneficiary,

before releasing funds.

iii) Vegetable Seedling Production

Unit

1,04,00,000 50 52,00,000 Production of „disease-free vegetable

seedlings‟ will be encouraged for hybrid cultivars. Wherever necessary,

„plug technology‟ and environment

control for germination, growth and

hardening of vegetable seedlings may

be introduced. The infrastructure

facilities will include a green house

with maximum area of 10,000 sq.

meter, including hardening facilities,

designed for tropical conditions, with

insect netting on sides and rolling

poly sheets. The plants will be

propagated in plastic trays having

small plugs of varying sizes for

different crops. Sprinkler irrigation

system will be installed. The

infrastructure for media sterilization

i.e. steam boiler, holding bins, etc will

also be provided. Total cost will not

exceed Rs. 104.00 lakh for a unit

with one ha or Rs. 1040 per sq.m.

Assistance will be 100% of cost to

Public sector and 50% as credit linked

back ended subsidy to Private sector.

iv) Seed infrastructure (for

handling. processing, packing,

storage etc. of seeds of

horticulture crops)

2,00,00,000 50 1,00,00,000 In case of private sector, credit linked

back subsidy. Project based

Details can be seen at subsequent

pages.

B.2 Establishment of New Gardens (Area Expansion)

I Fruits ( For a maximum area of 4ha per beneficiary)

without integration

a) Cost intensive crops

a) Integrated package with drip

irrigation and trellis.

Rs. 4.00 lakh/ha. 40 160000 Maximum of Rs. 1.60 lakh/- per ha.

(40% of cost) for meeting the

expenditure on planting material and

cost of material for drip irrigation,

trellies and INM/IPM, in 3

installments of 60:20:20 subject to


survival rate of 75% in 2nd year and

90% in 3rd year).

b) Without integration Rs. 1.25 lakh/ha 40 50000 Maximum of Rs. 0.50 lakh/ha (40%

of cost) for meeting the expenditure

on planting material and cost of

INM/IPM in three installments of

60:20:20 subject to survival rate of

75% in 2nd year and 90% in 3rd year.

For (a) and (b) above, in the case of

NE and Himalayan States, TSP areas,

Andaman & Nicobar and

Lakshadweep Islands, assistance will

be @ 50% of cost.

ii) Strawberry


irrigation & mulching

Rs. 2.80 lakh/ha 40 112000 Maximum of Rs. 1.12 lakh/ per ha.



cost of material for drip irrigation,

mulching and INM/IPM, in one

installment.

b) Without integration Rs. 1.25 lakh/ha 50 50000 Maximum of Rs. 0.50 lakh/ha (40%



INM/IPM one installment.

iii) Banana (sucker)


irrigation.

Rs. 2.00 lakh/ha 40 80000 Maximum of Rs. 0.80 lakh/ha (40%

of the cost) for meeting expenditure

on planting material, drip irrigation

and cost of material for INM/IPM, in

2 installments (75:25).

b) Without integration Rs.87,500/ha 40 35000 Maximum of Rs. 0.35 lakh/ha (40%



INM/IPM in 2 installments (75:25).

v) Banana (TC)


irrigation.

Rs. 3.00 lakh/ha 40 120000 Maximum of Rs. 1.20 lakh/ha (40%




2 installments.

b) Without integration Rs. 1.25 lakh/ha. 40 50000 Max. of Rs. 0.50 lakh per ha, (40% of

cost) for meeting the expenditure on

planting material and cost of


vii) Papaya


irrigation.

Rs. 2.00 lakh/ha. 40 80000 Maximum of Rs. 0.80 lakh/ha (40%




2 installments (75:25).

b) Without integration Rs. 60,000/ha 50 30000 Maximum of Rs. 0.30 lakh/ha (50 %




viii) Ultra high density

(Meadow orchard)


irrigation

Rs. 2.00 lakh/ha. 40 80000 Maximum of Rs. 0.80 lakh/ ha. (40%




material for drip system, INM/IPM,

and canopy management in 3

installments of 60:20:20 subject to

survival rate of 75% in 2nd year and

90% in 3rd year).

b) Without integration Rs. 1.25 lakh/ha 40 50000 Maximum of Rs. 0.50 lakh/ha., (40%



INM/IPM in 3 installments.

ix) High density planting

(mango, guava, litchi,

pomegranate, citrus etc).


irrigation

Rs. 1.50 lakh /ha 40 60000 Maximum of Rs. 0.60 lakh per ha.


expenditure on planting material, cost

of drip system,

INM/IPM, canopy management etc.,

in 3 installments of 60:20:20 subject

to survival rate of 75% in 2nd year

and 90% in 3rd year).

b) Without Integration. Rs. 1.00 lakh/ha. 40 40000 Maximum of Rs. 0.40 lakh/ha (40%

of the cost) for meeting the


cost of INM/IPM in 3 installments

(60:20:20).

(b) Fruit crops other than cost

intensive

i) Fruit crops other than cost

intensive crops using normal

spacing


irrigation

Rs. 1.00 lakh/ha 40 40000 Maximum of Rs. 0.40 lakh/ ha. (40%


on planting material, cost of drip

system, INM/IPM, canopy

management etc in 3 installments of

60:20:20 subject to survival rate of

75% in 2nd year & 90% in 3rd year

for perennial crops and for non

perennial crops in 2 installments of

75:25.

b) Without Rs. 60,000/ha 50 30000 Maximum of Rs. 0.30 lakh/ha (50 %

Integration of cost) for meeting the expenditure


INM/IPM in 3 installments, in all

States.

Note:

1. Indicative unit cost of Area Expansion of selected fruit crops is given at

Annexure-1.

2. For the convenience of extension officers the breakup of certain crops with

certain spacing is indicated below.

3. The spacing other than these one can refer Annexure-I and main guidelines of

MIDH.

i) Strawberry. 1,25,000 40 50,000 In one installment


(Per ha)(0.6mX0.25m)

ii) Papaya per ha(1.8mX1.8m) 60,000 50 30,000 In two installments 75:25

1st Yr. 2nd Yr.

22,500 7,500

iii) Ultra high Density (Meadow

orchard) Guava

1,25,000 40 50,000 In three installments 60:20:20

(subject to survival rate of 75% in 2nd

year and 90% in 3rd year)

1st Yr. 2nd Yr. 3rd Yr.

30,000 10,000 10,000

b) High density planting

Three installments of 60:20:20

(subject to survival rate of 75% in 2nd

year and 90% in 3rd year)


i) Guava (3mx3m) 73,000 40 29,200 17,520 5,840 5,840 ii) Mango ( 3mx6m) 56,975 40 22,790 13,674 4,558 4,558 iii) Peach(2.5mx2.5m) 1,00,000 40 40,000 24,000 8,000 8,000 iv) Peach(3mx2.5m 91,655 40 36,662 21,997 7,332 7,332 v) Pear(3mx3m) 73,000 40 29,200 17,520 5,840 5,840 vi) Pomegranate(5mx2.5m) 80,000 40 32,000 19,200 6,400 6,400 c) Fruit Crops other than cost intensive crops using normal and different spacing

Three installments of 60:20:20 subject

to survival rate of 75% in 2nd year

and 90% in 3rd year)


i) Ber (4mx4m) 43,750 50 21,875 13,125 4,375 4,375 ii) Ber (5mx5m) 35,000 50 17,500 10,500 3,500 3,500 iii) Citrus (3mx6m) 50,000 50 25,000 15,000 5,000 5,000 iv) Citrus (6mx6m) 40,000 50 20,000 12,000 4,000 4,000 v) Guava (3mx6m) 51,650 50 25,825 15,495 5,165 5,165 vi) Guava (6mx6m) 38,300 50 19,150 11,490 3,830 3,830 vii) Litchi (6mx6m) 43,900 50 21,950 13,170 4,390 4,390 viii) Mango (4mx6m) 48,720 50 24,360 14,616 4,872 4,872 ix) Pear(4mx4m) 48,750 50 24,375 14,625 4,875 4,875 x) Pomegranate (5mx4m) 53,000 50 26,500 15,900 5,300 5,300 xi) Sapota (5mx5m) 45,400 50 22,700 13,620 4,540 4,540 d) 1st Year Maintenance of High Density fruit crop plants planted in 2012-13

As per earlier norms i.e.Rs. 8000/- per ha per beneficiary up to 4ha per beneficiary

e) 2nd Year Maintenance of High Density fruit crop plants planted in 2013-14

As per earlier norms i.e. Rs. 8000/- per ha per beneficiary up to 4ha per beneficiary

f) 1st Year Maintenance of Normal Spacing fruit crop plants planted in 2012-13

As per earlier norms i.e. Rs. 2750/-(Ber), 5250/-(Citrus & Sapota),6000/-(Mango, Guava &P/P/P) per beneficiary up to 4ha per

beneficiary

g) 2nd Year Maintenance of Normal spacing fruit crop plants planted in 2013-14

As per earlier norms i.e. Rs. 2750/-(Ber), 5250/-(Citrus & Sapota),6000/-(Mango, Guava &P/P/P) per beneficiary up to 4ha per

beneficiary

II Vegetable (For maximum area of 2 hect.)

i) Hybrid 50,000 40 20,000

III Mushroom

a) Public Sector

i) Mushroom Production unit 20,00,000 100 20,00,000 Project Based

ii) Spawn making unit 15,00,000 100 15,00,000

iii) Compost making unit 20,00,000 100 20,00,000

Application and Format-11


b) Private Sector

i) Mushroom Production unit 20,00,000 40 8,00,000 For meeting the expenditure on

infrastructure, as credit linked back

ended subsidy.

ii) Spawn making unit 15,00,000 40 6,00,000 For meeting the expenditure on


ended subsidy.

iii) Compost making unit 20,00,000 40 8,00,000 For meeting the expenditure on


ended subsidy.

IV Flowers (For a maximum of 2ha / beneficiary)

a) Cut Flowers (per ha) Cut rose, Carnation, Chrysanthemum,

Gerbera i) S&M Farmers 1,00,000 40 40,000

ii) Other Farmers 1,00,000 25 25,000

b) Bulbous Flowers (per ha) Gladiolus, Liliums, Tuberose

i) S&M Farmers 1,50,000 40 60,000 Subsidy is to be given per ha that

means beneficiary should have one ha

under that crop. ii) Other Farmers 1,50,000 25 37,500

c) Loose Flowers (per ha) Chrysanthemum annual, Rose loose

flowers, marigold. i) S&M Farmers 40,000 40 16,000

ii) Other Farmers 40,000 25 10,000

The balance amount of subsidy after

deducting amount for planting

material/seed may be used for

INM/IPM etc.as per the

recommendation and instructions

issued from Mission Director time to

time.

V Spices ( For a maximum area of 4 ha per beneficiary)

a) Seed spices and Rhizomatic

spices.

30,000 40 12,000 For example: Turmeric, Ginger,

Garlic,

Subsidy is to be given per ha that

means beneficiary should have one ha

under that crop. For meeting the


cost of material for INM/IPM etc.

b) Perennial spices 50,000 40 20,000 Black pepper, cinnamon, clove &

nutmeg. For meeting the expenditure


material for INM/IPM etc.

VI Aromatic Plants (For a maximum area of 4 ha per beneficiary)

a) Cost intensive aromatic plants

(per ha)

1,00,000 40 40,000 Patchouli, geranium, rosemary, etc.

For meeting the expenditure on

planting material and cost of material

for INM/IPM etc.

b) Other Aromatic plants 40,000 40 16,000 For meeting the expenditure on

planting material and cost of material

for INM/IPM etc.

B.3 Rejuvenation/replacement of senile plantation including canopy management (Max. 2 ha per beneficiary)

Only for crops falling in

cluster

40,000 50 20,000 Actual cost is to be claimed max. up

to Limit of Rs. 20,000/- per ha.

B.4 Creation of water resources

a) Community tank/ on farm

pond/ on farm water reservoir

with use of plastics/RCC lining

To irrigate 10 ha of command area,

with either use of minimum 300

micron plastic films or RCC lining,

owned & managed by a community/

farmer group. i) Plain area (per unit) 20,00,000 100 20,00,000

ii) Hilly area (per unit) 25,00,000 100 25,00,000


Cost for non-lined ponds/tanks (only

in black cotton soils) will be 30% less.

Assistance will be restricted to the

cost of plastic/RCC lining. However,

for non MNREGS beneficiaries,

assistance on entire cost including

construction of pond/tank as well as

lining can be availed under the

scheme. Maintenance to be ensured by

the beneficiary.

b) Water harvesting system for

individuals- for storage of

water in 20mx20mx3m

ponds/wells @ Rs.100/- cum

(per unit)

Cost for non-lined ponds/tanks (only

in black cotton soils) will be 30% less.

For smaller size of the ponds/dug

wells, cost will be admissible on pro

rata basis depending upon the

command area.

Maintenance will be ensured by the

beneficiary. Maintenance to be

ensured by the beneficiary.

i) Plain area (per unit) 1,50,000 50 75,000

ii) Hilly area (per unit) 1,80,000 50 90,000

- Subsidy is to be determined as detailed on subsequent pages and/or on prorate basis.

- Sanction is to be given only when there is source of quality irrigation water fit for fruit and vegetable crops.

- Subsidy is to be released in stages as detailed on subsequent pages - Essential components for integration to determine eligibility for releasing subsidy under this component of Community tank/ on farm pond/ on farm

water reservoir are:

1. Water pond 2. Fruit Orchard in catchment area for which capacity tank has been built and as specified in table for individual tank ( Vegetable crop

admissible only in Morni hills of Panchkula and grown in poly house/ net house)

3. Micro-irrigation in the entire area of fruit orchard as point 2 above.

B.5 Protected cultivation

I) Green House Structures Structures can be built as per the

specifications and terms and

conditions detailed given separately

Plain Area

A NVPH

Up to area 500sqm 1060.00 50 + 15 530 + 159 =

689.00

Assistance limited to 4000 S.mt. per

beneficiary

>500sqm up to 1008 sqm 935.00 50 + 15 467.50 + 140.25

= 607.75

- do -

>1008sqm up to 2080 sqm 890.00 50 + 15 445+133.50

= 578.50

- do -

>2080sqm up to 4000 sqm 844.00 50 + 15 422+126.60

= 548.60

- do -

B Net House- Tubular structure

with plastic top as addition;

>4.00 m height

710.00 50 + 15 355+106.50

=461.50

- do -

Dome shape; >4.00 m height 600.00 50 + 15 300+90

= 390.00

- do -

Flat shape-all GI; 4.0 m height 550.00 50 + 15 275+82.50

=357.50

- do -

Flat shape- Cable purlin, 4.0 m

ht.

525.00 50 + 15 262.50+78.75

=341.25

- do -

C WIT

3.0 m and < 4.25 m height 600.00 50 + 15 300+90

= 390.00

Cost limited to 4000 S.mt. per

beneficiary

(each unit not exceed 800 sqm)

2.0 m and < 3.0 m height 400.00 50 + 15 200+60

=260.00

- do -

Hilly Area

NVPH


Up to area 500sqm 1219.00 50 + 15 609.5+182.85

=792.35

Cost limited to 4000 S.mt. per

beneficiary

>500sqm up to 1008 sqm 1075.25 50 + 15 537.62+161.28

=698.90

- do-

>1008sqm up to 2080 sqm 1023.50 50 + 15 511.75+153.50

=665.25

- do-

Net House- Tubular structure

with plastic top as addition;

>4.00 m height

816.50 50 + 15 408.25+122.47

=530.72

- do-

Dome shape; >4.00 m height 690.00 50 + 15 345+103.50

=448.50

- do-

Flat shape-all GI; 4.0 m height 632.50 50 + 15 316.25+94.87

=411.12

- do-

II) Mulching (per ha)

General Areas 32,000/ha 50 16,000/ha Maxi. limit = 2 ha per beneficiary

Hilly Areas 36800/ha 50 18,400/ha

III) Plastic tunnel

General Areas 60/- sqm 50 30/-sqm limited to 1000sqm per beneficiary

Hilly Areas 75/- sqm 50 38/- sqm

IV) Anti-Bird/Anti Hail Nets

35/-sqm 50 17.5/-sqm limited to 5000sqm per beneficiary

V) Cost of planting material of high value vegetables grown in poly house

140/sqm 50 70/sqm limited to 4000sqm/ beneficiary

VII Cost of planting material & cultivation of Orchid& Anthurium flowers under poly house

700/sqm 50 350/sqm limited to 4000sqm/beneficiary

VIII Cost of planting material & cultivation of Rose & Lilium flowers under poly house

610/sqm 50 305/sqm limited to 4000sqm/beneficiary

IX Cost of planting material & cultivation of Rose & Lilium flowers under poly house

426/-sqm 50 213/- sqm

B.6 Precision Farming dev. And extension through precision farming Dev. Centres (PFDC)

40,00,000 100 40,00,0000 Project Based

B.7 Promotion of Integrated Nutrient Management (INM) and Integrated Pest Management (IPM)

i) Sanitary & Phytosanitary

infrastructure

100.00 lakh 100 100.00 lakh 100% of Cost. This component only

in public sector

ii) Promotion of IPM 4,000/ha 30 1,200/ha Limited to 4 ha per beneficiary

Promotion of INM 4,000/ha 30 1,200/ha Limited to 4 ha per beneficiary

Soluble fertilizers are part of INM and

to promote this component, detail

guidelines and specifications are given

on subsequent pages

iii) Disease forecasting unit 6,00,000 100 6,00,000 100%. This component only in public

sector

Format-4

iv) Bio-Control lab

Public Sector 90,00,000 100 90,00,000

Private Sector 90,00,000 50 45,00,000 Credit linked back ended subsidy

Format-7 public sector and Format-11

for private sector

v) Plant Health Clinic

a) Public Sector 25,00,000 100 25,00,000

b) Private Sector 25,00,000 50 12,50,000 Credit linked back ended subsidy

Format-5 for public sector and

Format-for private sector

vi) Leaf /Tissue Analysis Lab

a) Public Sector 25,00,000 100 25,00,000

b) Private Sector 25,00,000 50 12,50,000 Credit linked back ended subsidy

-


Format-6 7 for public sector and

Format-11 for private sector

B.8 Organic Farming

i) Adoption of Organic Farming

(per ha)

20,000 50 10,000 For a maximum area of 4 ha. per

beneficiary,

1st year assistance: Rs. 4,000/- per ha

2nd year assistance: Rs. 3,000/- per ha

3rd year assistance: Rs. 3,000/- per ha

The programme is to be linked with

certification.

ii) Certification (per cluster) Project based - 5,00,000 per

cluster

1 cluster = 50 ha

1st year amount: Rs. 1.50 lakhs.

2nd year amount: Rs. 1.50 lakhs

3rd year amount: Rs. 2.00 lakhs

iii) Vermi-Compost unit /Organic

input production unit

Vermicompost unit per unit 1,00,000 50 50,000 Permanent structure of unit size

30‟x8‟x2.5‟ dimension and to be

administered on pro-rata basis

Specifications and estimate can be

seen at subsequent pages

HDPE Vermibed 16,000 50 8,000 Size of the unit of 96 cft (12‟x4‟x2‟) dimension to be administered on pro-

rata basis. IS 15907:2010

Specification can be seen at

subsequent pages

B.9 Certification for Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) Including infrastructure

Certification programme per

ha

10,000 50 5,000 For a maximum area of 4 ha. per

beneficiary

B.10 Centre of Excellence for

Horticulture

10,00,00,000 100 10,00,00,000 This can be established through bi-lateral co

operation also

B.10 Pollination Support through bee keeping

a) Production of nucleus stock

(Public Sector)

20,00,000 100 20,00,000

b) Production of bee colonies by

bee breeder

10,00,000 40 4,00,000 Producing min. of 2000 colonies per

year

c) Honey bee colony

(8 frames per colony)

2,000 40 800 Limited to 50 colonies/ beneficiary

d) Bee Hives 2,000 40 800 Limited to 50 colonies/ beneficiary

e) Equipment including honey

extractor (4 frame), food grade

container (30 kg.) net etc. Rate

per set

20,000 40 8000 Limited to one set/ beneficiary

B.12. Horticulture Mechanization

i) Tractor (upto 20 PTO HP)

a)General cat. Farmer 3,00,000 25 75,000 Limited to one set per beneficiary

b)SC/ST/ SF/MF/women

farmer

3,00,000 35 1,00,000 -do-

ii) Power Tiller

1)Power tiller (below 8 BHP)

a)General cat. Farmer 1,00,000 40 40,000 -do-

b)SC/ST/ SF/MF/women

farmer

1,00,000 50 50,000 -do-

2)Power tiller 8BHP & above

a)General cat. farmer 1,50,000 40 60,000 -do-

b)SC/ST/SF/MF/ Women 1,50,000 50 75,000 -do-


farmer

iii) Tractor/power tiller (Below 20

BHP) driven equipment

1) Land Dev. Tillage and Seed

bed preparation equipment

a)General cat. farmer 30,000 40 12,000 -do-

b)SC/ST/SF/MF/ Women

farmer

30,000 50 15,000 -do-

2)Sowing, planting, reaping

and digging equipments



farmer

30,000 50 15,000 -do-

3)Plastic mulch laying

machine



farmer

70,000 50 35,000 -do-

iv) Self- Propelled horticulture

machinery

a)General Cat. farmer 2,50,000 40 1,00,000 -do-


farmer

2,50,000 50 1,25,000 -do-

v) Import of new machines &

tools for horticulture for

demonstration purpose.

50,00,000 100 50,00,000 Limited to public sector only

B.13 Technology Dissemination through demonstration/Front Line Demonstration (FLD)

i) Public Sector 25,00,000 100 25,00,000 Public sector, SAUs etc.

ii) Private Sector 25,00,000 75 18,75,000 On Farmer field

B.14 Human Resource Development (HRD)

a) HRD for supervisors 20,00,000 100 20,00,000 In first year 100%, subsequent years

no claim of infrastructure

b) HRD for Entrepreneurs 20,00,000 100 20,00,000 -do-

c) HRD for Gardeners 15,00,000 100 15,00,000 -do-

d) Training of farmers

Including of transport expenses ii) Within the State (For five

days) per farmer

1,000 100 1,000

I Outside the State Project based 100 Project based

e) Exposure visit of farmer

i) Outside the State Project based 100

iv) Outside India 4,00,000 100 4,00,000 Project Based. 100% of air/rail travel

cost on actual basis. Course fee cost to

be funded under Mission

Management.

f) Training/study tour of technical staff/field functionaries

i) Within the State 300 100 300 Expenses per day per participant +

TA/DA as admissible. Training period

to be limited to 2-6 days including

travel period.

ii) Study tour to progressive

state/units

800 100 800 Expenses per day per participant +

TA/DA as admissible. Group of

minimum group of 5 participants

iii) Outside India 6,00,000 100 6,00,000 Project Based. 100% of air/rail travel

cost on actual basis.

C) INTEGRATED POST HARVEST MANAGEMENT


1. Pack House/ On farm

collection & storage unit

4,00,000 50 2,00,000 50% of capital cost with size of

9mx6m and size can be pro rata

basis.

Minimum area required for

vegetable/fruit growers is 1.0

hectare, for Protected Structures

area required >2000sqm and for

mushroom growers minimum

production capacity should be 2

quintal per day.

2 Integrated pack house

with facilities for

conveyer belt, sorting,

grading units, washing,

drying and weighing.

(size 9mx18m)

50,00,000 35 to 50 17,50,000 to

25,00,000

Credit linked back-ended

subsidy @ 35% of the cost of

project in general areas and

50% of cost in case Hilly &

Scheduled areas, per

beneficiary.

3. Pre cooling unit

(Capacity 6 MT)

25,00,000 35 to 50 8,75,000 to

12,50,000






beneficiary.

4 Cold room (staging)

(Capacity 30 MT0

15,00,000 35 to 50 5,25,000 to

7,50,000






beneficiary.

5. Mobile pre cooling unit 25,00,000 35 to 50 8,75,000 to

12,50,000






beneficiary.

6. Cold storage units

(Construction/expansion/Modernization)

i)Cold storage units Type

1 - basic type with single

temperature zone

(max 5,000 MT capacity)

4,00,00,000 35 to 50 1,40,00,000

to

2,00,00,000






beneficiary.

ii)Cold Storage Unit Type 5,00,00,000 35 to 50 1,75,00,000 Credit linked back-ended

2 - multiple temperature to subsidy @ 35% of the cost of

zones and basic material 2,50,00,000 project in general areas and

handling equipment. 50% of cost in case Hilly &

(max 5,000 MT capacity) Scheduled areas, per


beneficiary.

Moments

iii) Cold Storage Units

Type 2 with add on

technology for Controlled

Atmosphere

(max 5,000 MT capacity)

10,00,00,000 35 to 50 3,50,00,000

to

5,00,00,000






beneficiary.

7 Technology induction and

modernization of cold-

chain

2,50,00,000 35 to 50 87,50,000 to

1,25,00,000






beneficiary.

For modernization of PLC

equipment, packaging lines,

dock levelers, advanced

graders, alternate technologies,

stacking systems,

modernization of insulation and

refrigeration, etc.

8. Refrigerated Transport

vehicles

(Capacity 9 MT)

26,00,000 35 to 50 9,10,000 to

13,00,000




50% of cost in case of Hilly &


beneficiary.

9. Primary / Mobile/

Minimal processing unit

25,00,000 40 to 55 10,00,000 to

13,75,000


subsidy @ 40% of the capital

cost of project in general areas

and 55% in case of Hilly &


beneficiary.

10. Ripening chamber

(Maximum 300 MT per

beneficiary)

1,00,000 35 to 50 35,000 to

50,000 per

MT


subsidy @ 35% of the capital

cost of project in general areas

and 50% in case of Hilly &

Scheduled areas for a maximum

of 300 MT per beneficiary.

11. Evaporative / low energy

cool chamber (8 MT)

5,00,0000 50 2,50,000 As per specification of CIPET

12. Preservation unit (low

cost)

a) New Unit 2,00,000 50 1,00,000 As per specification of CIPET

b) Up-gradation 1,00,000 50 50,000 As per specification of CIPET

13. Low cost onion storage 1,75,000 50 87,500 As per specification of CIPET


structure (25 MT)

14. Pusa Zero energy cool

chamber (100 kg)

4000 50 2000 As per specification of CIPET

15 Integrated Cold Chain

supply System Mini. Of

two component under 1 to

13 of C

6,00,00,000 35 to 50 2,10,00,000 Credit linked back-ended





beneficiary. D ESTABLISHMENT OF MARKETING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR HORTICULTURAL PRODUCE

1 Terminal markets 1,50,00,00,000 25 to 40 50,00,00,000 As Public-Private Partnership mode

through competitive bidding, in

accordance with operational

guidelines issued separately.

2 Wholesale markets 1,00,00,00,000 25-33.33 25,00,00,000 to

33,33,00, 000

Credit linked back-ended subsidy @

25% of the capital cost of project in

general areas and 33.33% in case of

Hilly & Scheduled areas for

individual entrepreneurs.

3 Rural markets/Apni mandies/

Direct markets

25,00,000 40 to 55 10,00,000

to13,75,000



general areas and 55% in case of Hilly

& Scheduled areas for individual

entrepreneurs.

4 Retail Markets/Outlets

(environmentally controlled)

15,00,000 35 to 55 5,25,000 to

7,50,000





entrepreneurs.

5 Static/ Mobile Vending

Cart/platform with cool

chamber (per unit)

30,000 50 15,000 ---

6 Functional Infrastructure for – i)_collection, sorting grading,

packing etc.

15,00,000 40 to 55 6,00,000 to

8,25,000





entrepreneurs.

ii) Quality Control/ analysis

lab

2,00,00,000 50 to 100 1,00,00 ,000

2,00.00,000

100% of the total cost to public sector

and 50% of cost to private sector as

credit linked back ended subsidy.

7 Gravity operated rope way in

hilly areas

15,00,000 50 7,50,000 Credit linked back-ended subsidy @

50% of the capital cost in Hilly areas.

F SPECIAL INTERVENTIONS

a) Hybrid Vegetable Cultivation-

Trellising system

162500 50 81250

b) Hybrid Vegetable Seedling

Production in HGH (Rate per

plant)

8 25 2

G MISSION MANAGEMENT

I STATE LEVEL

1 State & Districts Mission

Officers and implementing

agencies for administrative

expenses, project, preparation,

computerization, contingency

etc.

5% of total annual exp. on the basis of

appraised needs to State Horticulture

Mission (SHM/ implementing

Agencies


2 Institutional Strengthening,

hire/ purchase of vehicles,

hardware/ software

Project based

3 Seminars, conferences,

workshop, exhibitions, Kisan

Mela, Horticulture shows,

honey festivals etc.

a) State Level 3,00,000 100 3,00,000 For an event of two days.

b) District level 2,00,000 100 2,00,000 For an event of two days

4 Information dissemination

through publicity, printed

literature etc. (per block)

40,000 100 40,000 For 30 blocks

5 Development of Technology

packages in electronic form to

be shared through IT network

(per district)

1,00,000 100 1,00,000 For 18 District

6 Technical support Group

(TSG)at State Level for hiring

experts/staff, studies,

monitoring & evaluation, mass

media , publicity video

conference etc. (per annum)

50,00,000 100 50,00,000 Project based

7 Promotion of Farmer producer

Organization (FPO)/ Farmers

Interest Group(FIG)- 5 FPO,s

for 3 years

1,76,30,000 100 1,76,30,000 As per SFACH norms. In

Sirsa, Fatehabad Hisar,

Bhiwani & Jind district

8 Baseline survey and

Strengthening of horticultural

statical data

50,00,000 100 50,00,000

Note:

1. These norms and guidelines are to be operational from April 01, 2014

2. Cost norms means upper limit of cost for calculation of subsidy.

3. Project based activity means, the project proposals is to be approved by the competent authority.

4. The release of back ended subsidy need not be credit linked for the institutions like Public Sector Units,

Panchayats, Cooperatives, registered Societies / Trusts and public limited companies , provided they can

meet the remaining share of the project cost out of their own resources.


Annexure-1 INDICATIVE UNIT COST OF AREA EXPANSION OF SELECTED FRUIT CROPS

(Rupees per hectare) Crop Plant spacing

(m)

No. of

Plants/ha

Cost of

planting

material

Cost of

inputs

Total cost

without

integration

Cost of

integration

with drip

etc.

Total cost

with

Integration

Almond 4.0 × 4.0 625 37500 40000 77500 33900 111400

3.0 × 3.0 1111 66660 40000 106660 58400 165060

Aonla 6.0 × 6.0 278 10008 30000 40008 33,900 73908

4.0 × 5.0 500 18000 32000 50000 33900 83900

3.0 × 3.0 1110 39960 90000 129960 58400 188360

Apple 6.0 × 6.0 278 16680 30000 46680 33900 80580 4.0 × 4.0

(RS- MM 111) 625 37500 32000 69500 33900 103400

3.5 × 3.5

(RS- MM 111) 814 48840 35000 83840 58400 142240

3.0 × 3.0

(RS- MM 106) 1111 66660 38000 104660 58400 163060

3.0 × 1.5

(RS- M9) 2222 133320 40000 173320 58400 231720

2.5 × 2.5

(RS- MM 106) 1600 96000 42000 138000 58400 196400

1.5 x 1.5

(RS- M9) 4444 266640 45000 311640 85400 397040

Apricot 4.0 × 4.0 625 37500 32000 69500 33900 103400

3.5 × 3.5 816 48960 35000 83960 58400 142360

Banana

(Sucker)

2.0 × 2.0 2500 25000 40000 65000 58400 123400

Banana (TC) 1.8 × 1.8 3086 52462 50000 102462 58400 160862

1.5 × 1.5 4444 75548 60000 135548 85400 220948

Ber 6.0 × 6.0 278 8340 20000 28340 33900 62240

5.0 × 5.0 400 12000 23000 35000 33900 68900

4.0 × 4.0 625 18750 25000 43750 33900 77650

Cherry 4.0 × 4.0 625 18750 32000 50750 33900 84650

Citrus

(a) Lime &

Lemons

3.0 × 3.0 1111 39996 40000 79996 58400 138396

4.0 × 4.5 555 19980 35000 54980 33900 88880

(b) Mandarine

/Orange

6.0 × 6.0 278 10008 30000 40008 33900 73908

5.4 × 5.4 343 12348 30000 42348 33900 76248

5.0 × 5.0 400 14400 31000 45400 33900 79300

5.0 × 4.5 444 15984 32000 47984 33900 81884

4.5 × 4.5 494 17784 35000 52784 33900 86684

4.0 × 5.0 500 18000 32000 50000 33900 83900

(c) Sweet

orange

6.0 × 6.0 278 10008 30000 40008 33900 73908

Custard apple 2.5 × 2.5 1600 64000 42000 106000 58400 164400

Fig 4.0 × 4.0 625 18750 32000 50750 33900 84650

2.5 × 2.5 1600 48000 35000 83000 58400 141400

Grapes 4.0 × 4.0 625 9375 98000 107375 75000 182375


3.0 × 3.0 1110 16650 100000 116650 100000 216650

3.0 × 2.0 1666 24990 110000 134990 150000 284990

1.8 x 1.8 2777 41655 115000 156655 200000 356655

Guava 6.0 × 6.0 278 8340 30000 38340 33900 72240

3.0 × 6.0 555 16650 35000 51650 58400 110050

3.0 × 3.0 1111 33330 40000 73330 58400 131730

1.5 x 3.0 2222 66660 45000 111660 58400 170060

1.0 x 2.0 5000 150000 50000 200000 58400 258400

Kiwi 6.0 × 6.0 278 6950 30000 36950 60000 96950

4.0 × 6.0 416 10400 100000 110400 70000 180400

4.0 × 5.0 500 12500 115000 127500 72000 199500

4.0 × 4.0 625 15625 120000 135625 75000 210625

Litchi 10.0 x 10.0 100 5000 23000 28000 23500 51500

7.5 x 7.5 178 8900 26450 35350 33900 69250

6.0 x 6.0 278 13900 30000 43900 33900 77800

4.5 x 4.5 x 9.0 329 16450 35000 51450 33900 85350

Mango 10.0 x 10.0 100 4500 21000 25500 23500 49000

5.0 × 5.0 400 18000 23000 41000 33900 74900

4.0 × 6.0 416 18720 30000 48720 33900 82620

3.0 × 6.0 555 24975 32000 56975 33900 90875

3.0 × 4.0 833 37485 35000 72485 33900 106385

2.5 × 2.5 1600 72000 40000 112000 58400 170400

Papaya 1.8 x 1.8 2777 41655 20000 61655 58400 120055

1.5 x 1.5 4444 66660 22000 88660 85400 174060

Passion fruit 4.0 × 4.0 625 12500 98000 110500 75000 185500

3.0 × 3.0 1111 22220 100000 122220 100000 222220

3.0 × 2.0 1666 33320 11000 44320 150000 194320

Peach 3.0 x 2.5 1333 46655 45000 91655 58400 150055

2.5 x 2.5 1600 56000 50000 106000 58400 164400

Pear 5.0 × 5.0 500 15000 23000 38000 33900 71900

4.0 × 4.0 625 18750 30000 48750 33900 82650

3.0 × 3.0 1111 33330 40000 73330 58400 131730

Pineapple

(Suck)

0.6 × 0.3 45000 135000 23000 158000 100000 258000

Pineapple (TC) 0.6 × 0.3 45000 180000 34500 214500 100000 314500

0.3 × 0.6 × .9 43000 172000 34500 206500 100000 306500

.225 × .6 × .9 53000 212000 56000 268000 110000 378000

Plum 3.5 x 3.5 816 32640 35000 67640 33900 101540

2.5 x 2.5 1600 64000 42000 106000 58400 164400

Pomegranate 5.0 × 5.0 400 16000 32000 48000 33900 81900

5.0 × 4.0 500 20000 33000 53000 33900 86900

5.0 × 3.0 667 26680 40000 66680 33900 100580

5.0 × 2.5 800 32000 48000 80000 33900 139000

4.5 × 3.0 741 29640 42000 71640 33900 105540

4.0 × 3.0 666 26640 45000 71640 33900 105540

Sapota 5.0 × 5.0 400 14400 31000 45400 33900 79300

Strawberry 0.9 × 0.45 24691 123455 55000 178455 100000 278455

0.6 × 0.25 66666 333330 50000 383330 100000 483330

0.5 × 1.0 2000 10000 100000 110000 100000 210000

Walnut 6.0 × 6.0 278 41700 30000 71700 33900 105600

5.0 × 5.0 400 60000 31000 91000 33900 124900


NATIONAL HORTICULTURE MISSION

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Question: Are all crops eligible for assistance under MIDH? Answer: Yes, all crops except coconut and medicinal plants are covered under MIDH. Coconut Development Board is implementing schemes for the development of coconut in the country. Similarly, the National Medicinal Plants Board is implementing the Scheme on National Mission on Medicinal Plants.

Question: What is a Cluster? Answer: A Cluster, as contemplated in the MIDH, comprise area of not less than 100 hectares under a horticulture crop.

Question: Are all the districts covered under the MIDH Scheme? Answer: The Scheme is being implemented in 367 district covering 18 States and 3 UTs in the country. The details of crops and district cluster are available under ‘State Profile’ of the web site.

Question: Whom should a farmer contact for availing assistance under the MIDH? Answer: The MIDH is being implemented by the State Horticulture Mission of which the Mission Director is responsible for coordinating the programme. The contact details of the Mission Directors are given under ‘Contact Us’ of this web site. At the district level, the District level Committee is responsible for implementing the programme. The District Horticulture officer is the Member Secretary of the DLC, who may be contacted for availing the assistance.

Question: From which date assistance as per new norms will be available to the beneficiaries? Answer: The new norms are applicable with effect from 1st April, 2010. However, assistance for spill over work of previous year and maintenance of area expansion activities taken up during 2008-09 and 2009-10 will be as per the pre-revised norms.

Question: Can a beneficiary avail assistance for more than one activity under the PHM component of the Scheme. Answer: Yes. The assistance will be within the permissible limits of individual components for which integrated project proposal will have to be submitted, for approval of EC/EMC.

Question: Can a beneficiary avail assistance for area expansion activity in less than one hectare? Answer: Yes.

Question: Can a nursery be set up in less than one hectare? Answer: No. MIDH scheme envisages a minimum area of one hectare for setting up a viable nursery to produce quality planting material.


Question: Will assistance be available for irrigation under the MIDH? Answer: Assistance will be available for creating water sources under MIDH. This assistance is available only to community based projects/ Panchayati Raj Institutions/Farmer Groups. With effect from 2010-11, individual farmers can also assistance.

Question: Can a farmer get assistance for cultivating two or more crops? Answer: The Mission envisages a cluster approach for the holistic development of crop in the particular cluster. Hence the farmer is expected to get assistance for the main crop.

Question: Can a beneficiary avail assistance from the NHB as well as MIDH for Post Harvest Management related activities? Answer: Assistance for the same component like storage, pack houses etc. could be availed only from one source.

Question: What is credit linked back ended subsidy and how is it administered? Answer: Assistance for a number of components under MIDH, particularly for the private sector involving infrastructure development such on nurseries, establishment of lab & clinics, post-harvest management and marketing is in the form of credit linked back ended subsidy. It implies that the beneficiary has to avail loan from the Nationalized Banks /Financial Institution (FI) such as NABARD, IDBI, SIDBI, ICICI, State Financial Corporations, State Industrial Development Corporations, NBFCs, NEDFI, National SCST/minorities/ Backward- Classes Financial and Development Corporation, other designated loaning institutions of the State / UTs, Commercial/ Cooperative Banks, etc. Concerned banks/ State FIs may adhere to their own appraisal norms while sanctioning projects under the scheme. The appraisal note submitted to SHM for sanction/ Claim of subsidy should invariably be the same which formed the basis for sanction of term loan.

The project should be implemented within a period of two years from the date of sanction of loan. The payment of back-ended subsidy will be made after the project has been successfully completed according to the terms and conditions of the loan/or as per the approved feasibility cum project report, as the case may be. Upon completion of the project, the concerned Bank/FI/would inform SHM that the project had been completed (in accordance with) the guidelines of MIDH and shall make a request to SHM for joint inspection of project the point inspection will be conducted in the presence of promoter. The payment of back ended subsidy will be made after project has been successfully completed according to the terms and conditions of the loan or as per the approved feasibility-cum-project report, as the case may be.

Bank /FI/NCDC, as the case may be, would submit to SHM the Utilization Certificate of the subsidy released by SHM. The subsidy assistance released by SHM to Bank/FI on behalf of the individual units which are sanctioned, will be kept in the separate account. The adjustment of subsidy will be on the pattern of back-ended subsidy wherein the full project cost including the subsidy amount but excluding the margin money contribution from beneficiary would be disbursed as loan by the banks. The repayment schedule will be drawn on the loan amount in such a way that the subsidy amount is adjusted after the bank loan portion (excluding subsidy) is liquidated.

The subsidy admissible to the borrower under the scheme will be kept in the Subsidy Reserve Fund A/c. borrower .wise in the books of the financing Banks. No interest will be applied on


subsidy portion by the Bank. The balance lying to the credit of the Subsidy Reserve Fund A/c will not form part of Demand and Time Liabilities for the purpose of SLR/CRR. Suitable instructions issued in this regard by the RBI from time to time would be followed.

Question: Can a farmer avail assistance for activities like mushroom production and bee keeping? Answer: Yes, with effect from 2010-11, assistance is available for activities like (a) Integrated mushroom unit for spawn, compost production and training (b) spawn making unit and (c) compost making unit. Assistance is also available for beekeeping activities like production of bee colonies by Bee Breeders, distribution of honey bee colonies, hives and bee keeping equipments.

Question: Is assistance available under MIDH for setting up food processing units? Answer: Under MIDH Scheme, assistance is available for setting up primary / mobile processing unit costing up to Rs. 24.00 lakh. For bigger units, assistance is being provided by the Ministry of Food Processing Industries.


DELEGATION OF POWERS To The

Members of Executive Committee of “Haryana State Horticulture Development Agency” (HSHDA),

“District Horticulture Mission Implementation Units” (DHMIU) and Principal HTI For Implementation of Programmes of National Horticulture Mission & National Mission on

Medicinal Plants

Sr.

No.

Nature of Powers Authority to Which

the Power is

Delegated

Extent of Power

Delegated

1. To sanction for incurring expenditure on

research studies and extension work.

Chairperson, HSHDA

Mission Director

Full Powers.

Up to Rs.5.00 lac at a time.

2. Hiring of consultants/Resource persons. Chairperson, HSHDA

Mission Director

Chairman DHMIU

Principal, HTI

DHO

Full Powers.


Up to Rs.20,000 at a time.



3. To sanction and incur expenditure on

mobilization activities

Chairperson,

Mission Director

Full Powers.


4. To sanction for incurring expenditure on

per training/tour/studies/visits per batch

including honorarium, TA/DA etc.

Mission Director

Additional Director

Horticulture

Principal, HTI

DHO

Full Powers.

Up to Rs.50,000/- at a time.



5. To sanction for incurring expenditure for

printing of training/teaching/learning

material.

Mission Director

Additional Director

Principal, HTI

DHO

Full Powers.




6. To sanction purchase of teaching/learning

material and other articles for distribution

to staff, farmers and other beneficiaries.

Mission Director

DHO

Full Powers.

Up to Rs.2,000/- at a time in

each individual case.

7. To sanction purchase of books,

periodicals, magazines, journals and

newspapers.

Mission Director

Principal, HTI

DHO

Full Powers.

Up to Rs.5,000/- per month

Up to Rs. 500/- per month.

8. To sanction for write off waste material,

books, old/outdated books, periodicals,

unserviceable material etc.

Mission Director

Principal, HTI

DHO

Full Powers.

Up to Rs.1,000 at a time in

each case.

Up to Rs.500/- per month.

9. To convey administrative approval for

expenditure on all type of works of

estimates of construction/repairs/tenders.

Chairperson, HSHDA

Mission Director

DHO

Full Powers.



10. To give technical and financial sanctions

for expenditure on all type of works on

construction/repairs/tenders

Chairperson, HSHDA

Mission Director

DHO

Full Powers.



11. Execution of documents relating to

contract for works and supplies

Mission Director Full Powers.

12. Execution of documents relating to DHO Full Powers.


contract for works and supplies at

DHMIU

13. To sanction and make purchase for

infrastructure & development/PHM/of any

item for store/execution of civil and other

works envisaged in the project according

to the approved budget/work plan.

Chairperson, HSHDA

Mission Director

DHO

Chairman, DHMIU

Full Powers.




14. To declare articles of store and stock as

surplus/unserviceable and sale thereof.

Mission Director

Additional Director

Horticulture

Full Powers.


15. To write off account losses (i.e. book loss

as opposed to physical loss) arising out of

the disposal of stores and stocks.


16. To grant extension of time limit for civil

works.

Mission Director

DHO

Full Powers.

Up to 30 days

17. To sanction and make purchase of

seeds/seedlings/planting material and

inputs viz. fertilizers, FYM, Chemicals

etc.

Mission Director

Chairman, DHMIU

DHO

Full Powers.

Up to Rs.5.00 lac per

horticultural crop in a year.



18. To give sanction for sale of seeds,

seedlings, planting material and other

farm produce/products produced at farm

as per approved rate.

Mission Director

Chairman, DHMIU

DHO

Full Powers.





19. To declare horticulture produce, nursery

plants, fruit trees, farm yard

manure/compost and other materials etc.

surplus to requirements.

Mission Director

Additional Director

Horticulture

Full Powers.


20. To give sanction for rate/rent and taxes Mission Director

Additional Director

Horticulture

DHO

Full Powers.

Up to Rs.5,000 per month per

case.

Up to Rs.500 per month per

case

21. To give sanction for contract work of

deployment of skilled, semi-skilled labor

on daily or monthly wages basis.

Mission Director. Full powers at D.C. rates.

22. To sanction the posts of Class-I, II and

Class-III in HSHDA under MIDH.

Chairman, HSHDA Full Powers.

23. To sanction posts of Class-IV employees

on daily wages whose pay is chargeable to

Mission Management budget.


24. To sanction and make payment of pay and

allowances including TA/DA

Mission Director

Principal, HTI

Full powers.

Full powers w.r.t. employees

appointed by

Chairperson/Mission

Director, at HTI, Uchani.


DHO Full powers w.r.t. employees

appointed by

Chairperson/Mission

Director, HSHDA

25. To take officer/officials from Horticulture

and line department on deputation.

Chairman, HSHDA Full Powers.

26. Power to appoint contractual staff under

HSHDA and renewal/termination of

contract thereof.


27. To sanction festival/wheat advances etc.

to class-IV employees.


28. To give sanction for expenditure for the

purchase/supply of machinery, tools,

equipments and instruments

Chairperson, HSHDA

Mission Director

Principal, HTI

DHO

Full Powers



Up to Rs.25,000/- at a time

29. To sanction the fee remuneration of

auditors and legal advisers and sanction of

TA/DA for non-officials members of

HSHDA


30. To sanction the fee remuneration of

auditors and legal advisers and sanction of

TA/DA for non-officials members of

DHMIU

Chairman, DHMIU

DHO

Full Powers.

Up to Rs. 2,000/- in each

case.

31. To sanction honorarium to HSHDA

employees/staff as remuneration for work

perform which is so laborious or of such

special merit as to justify a special reward.

Mission Director Up to Rs.10,000/- in each

individual case in a financial

year.

32. To organize workshop/seminar/

conference/meetings etc. at State/Distt.

level and outside state.

Mission Director

Additional Director

Horticulture

Principal, HTI

DHO

Full Powers.




33. To sanction honorarium to guest speakers

and expert participants called in

workshops/meeting/seminars/conference.

Chairperson

Mission Director

Chairman DHMIU

Principal, HTI

DHO

Full Powers.

Up to Rs. 5,000/- in each

individual case.

Norms may be fixed by DH

34. To sanction hospitality funds for foreign

delegates, officers/officials from GOI,

other states, faculties and local staff from

Horticulture and related sector.

Mission Director

Additional Director

Horticulture

Principal, HTI

DHO

Full Powers.

Up to Rs.5,000 /- per day in

each individual case..

Up to Rs.2,000 /- per day in

each individual case..

Up to Rs.500 /- per day in

each individual case.

35. Purchase of vehicles Chairperson Full Powers.

36. Condemnation of vehicles Mission Director Full Powers.

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37. Furniture for Offices and HTI hostel and

Horticulture Training Institute

Chairperson

Mission Director

Principal, HTI

Full Powers.

Up to Rs. 5.00 lac at a time.


38. To give sanction for information

technology installation including

telecommunication systems.


39. To sanction and incur contingent office

expenses.

Mission Director

Additional Director

Horticulture

Chairman, DHMIU

Principal, HTI

DHO

Full Powers.





40. Authority for signing of cheques of

HSHDA with different banks having

accounts of HSHDA.

Mission Director and

Additional Director

Horticulture

Additional Director and

Accounts Officer.

Full Powers.


41. Authority for signing of cheques of

HSHDA with different banks having

accounts of DHMIU.

Chairman, DHMIU and

DHO

Full Powers.

42. Miscellaneous items not mentioned above. Chairperson, HSHDA

Mission Director

Chairman, DHMIU

Principal, HTI,

DHO

Full Powers.

Up to Rs. 5.00 lac at a time.



Up to Rs.500 at a time.

NOTE:

1) During a financial year, no authority can exercise the powers beyond the amount provided against that

item in the annual work plan and budget for that financial year approved by GOI/HSHDA.

2) The delegation of powers shall be applicable to the HSHDA and to DHMIU to which budget is provided

under MIDH.

3) A higher authority in the HSHDA may exercise the powers delegated to the authority subordinate to it.

4) No fresh appointment as under item at serial 22 except on deputation in HSHDA under MIDH shall be

made by any authority except on the recommendation of selection committee duly constituted by

Chairperson, HSHDA.

5) Every cheque shall be signed by two functionaries of HSHDA and DHMIU.


MIDH/State Plan Schemes

Form-1 (Non Project)



Form-2 (Project Based)



Form-3 (Training)


MIDH/State Plan Schemes: Format of Approval/Sanction (sought from the Director/Mission Director, HSHDA)

To

Director General Horticulture/Mission Director,

Department of Horticulture, Haryana/

Haryana State Horticulture Development Agency

Udhyan Bhawan, Panchkula-134 112

Haryana

Memo. no.: Dated:

Subject: Project approval cum Financial sanction under State Plan/MIDH/NMSA-

2014 for the Scheme Component ____________________

With reference to the above subject, the proposal for establishment of new orchard or

community tank or _________________ under the scheme has been approved by

DHO/DHMIU and the total amount has crossed the limit as entrusted to DHO/DHMIU under

delegation of power no.______________, therefore, the sanction may please be issued for the

followings:

Sn Name of crop/input

or Name of

Beneficiary

Variety/kind

or

Component

Area

(ha) or

Size

No. of Plants or

quantity of inputs or

size of polyhouse or

size of tank

Amount for sanction

or Assistance

Proposed (Rs.)

List of documents attached:

1. Copy of bills/receipts duly entered in the stock register by TA and verified and attested by

the MS/DHMIU or

2. List of documents attached required for community tank

DHO/Member Secretary

District Horticulture Mission

Implementation Unit, ______

*Strikeout whichever is not applicable


DHO/District Horticulture Mission Implementation Unit- ____________

Verification Report

Sn Name of the

beneficiary farmer

Name of component Area/size under

the component

No. of plants or

quantity or size

It is certified that the installation/construction/plantation of the component is as per the guidelines

of Govt. of India and the material and quantity has been checked and found satisfactory at the site.

Date of Verification: Date:_____, Month_______/Year________

Report verified by:

HDO/Extension Member/DHMIU DHO-MS/DHMIU (as nominated by Chairman DHMIU)

Counter signature by:

I/we is/are satisfied with the above report. It is therefore requested to release the subsidy amount

due to me/us.

Beneficiary Farmer


MIDH

Check Lists

&

Detailed Specifications These are only Referral Specifications

&

These can’t be applied as such in all the areas of the State having different topography and soil conditions. The opinion of the expert

from SAU or other related expert in the field of different

crops/component may be obtained.


Checklist-1 Name & address of beneficiary:

Hi-tech/Small Nursery Sn. Particular Checklist

1 Application of beneficiary farmers duly forwarded by the HDO and

MS/DHMIU, attached

Yes/No

2 Jamabandi/khasra no./plot no. of land

3 Sketch plan of the project

4 Detail project report with the following details, attached Yes/No

a) Filled in Format 9 and 10 on pages 39 and 41 as the case may be

b) Item wise detailed estimate for the following:

i) Shade net house

ii) Poly green house

iii) Soil sterilization system

iv) Water storage system

v) Any other latest technology proposed including MI system

5 Information regarding loan: Yes/No

a) Name and Branch of Financial Institution

b) Loan sanctioned amount, date and loan account no.

6 Affidavit from the beneficiary farmer duly attested by First Class

Magistrate/Notary with the following information, attached

Yes/No

a) That the assistance will be utilized for the component for which it would be

released

b) That I will produce minimum of 50,000 numbers per hectare for Hi-tech nursery

and 25,000 numbers per hectare for Small nursery of mandated perennial

vegetatively propagated fruit plants

b) That the project will be built on the land with Khasra no.:_________, Khewat

no.____________

c) That I/we has/have not taken any assistance for the same purpose from any other

Govt. source under any scheme.

d) The expenditure above the cost estimate is to be borne by me

e) We will bear all maintenance cost of the unit/project

f) We will refund the payment released to us in case of violation of terms and

conditions and guidelines of Govt. of India.

g) The decision of the District Horticulture Mission Committee so constituted by

DHMIU will be final and binding on me/us

5 Feasibility report by MS/DHMIU Yes/No

Sign of HDO Sign of APO/TA Sign of DHO


Specifications-1

Hi-tech and Small Nursery

Indicative List of Items and Estimated cost

Hi-tech Nursery

Sn Development work Indicative Area

with ± 25 %

Estimated Amount

1 Fencing -

2 Mother Block with irrigation facilities 4000 sqm

3 Poly house/Hi-tech Green House with

irrigation facilities

500 sqm

4 Insect Net House & Shade Net House

with irrigation facilities

4000 sqm

5 Water Storage facility 1500 sqm

6 Soil sterilization system

7 Common Working Area

10000 sqm. 25,00,000

Note: For nursery bigger than 1 ha., area will increase proportionately.

Small Nursery

Sn Development work Indicative Area

with ± 25 %

Estimated Amount

1 Poly house 500 sqm

2 Shade/Net house 2000 sqm

4 Mother block 7500 sqm

7 Irrigation facilities

8 Soil sterilization system

10000 sqm 15,00,000


Checklist-2

Seed Production Programme

Farmer/Private firm/Entrepreneur Name & address of beneficiary:

Sn Particulars Checklist


MS/DHMIU, attached

Yes/No

2 Filled in Format-12 (pages 45-47) Yes/No

3 Proposal for Seed Production Programme attached Yes/No

4 Area under Seeds Production Programme

5 Crop under Seed Production Programme

6 Variety under Seed Production Programme

7 Open Pollinated or Hybrid

8 Breeder/F1/F2

9 Sources of seed/line

10 Name of Certification Agency

11 Total Area proposed

12 Total Amount of the programme

13 Total Assistance sought

Public Sector


1 Filled in Format-12 (pages 45-47) 2 Name of Seed Production Programme

3 Name of the crop

4 Name of variety

5 Open Pollinated/Hybrid seed

6 Total assistance amount under hybrid seeds

7 Total amount under open pollinated seed programme and if open pollinated pl.

submit project report for approval

8 List of beneficiaries

9 Total amount of subsidy

10 Amount of subsidy released



Checklist-3

New/Rehabilitation of Tissue Culture Unit

Public/Private Name & address of beneficiary:



MS/DHMIU, attached Yes/No

2 Jamabandi/khasra no./plot no. of land, attached Yes/No

3 Sketch plan of the project, attached Yes/No

4 Project Proposal Yes/No Format-8 (pages 35 & 36) for Public Sector

Format-11 (pages 45 – 47) for Private Sector

5 Loan applied (Private Sector only) Yes/No If yes, Name of Financial Institution with Branch Yes/No Loan sanction letter Yes/No

B Affidavit from the beneficiary farmer duly attested by First Class Magistrate

with the following information, attached (private sector) Yes/No

a) That I/we will produce a minimum of 15 lakh plants of mandated crops for which

protocols are available for commercial use

b) That the assistance will be utilized for the tissue culture plants of horticultural

crops

c) That the project will be built on the land with Khasra no.:_________, Khewat

no.____________or plot no.

d) That I/we has/have not taken any assistance for the same purpose from any other


e) The expenditure over and above the cost estimate is to be borne by me

f) We will bear all maintenance cost of the unit/project

g) We will refund the payment released to us in case of violation of terms and


h) The decision of the District Horticulture Mission Committee so constituted by


C Feasibility report by MS/DHMIU Yes/No



Checklist-4

Name & address of beneficiary:

Mushroom Compost/Spawn Production/Mushroom Unit

Sn. Particular Checklist


MS/DHMIU, attached

Yes/No



4 Project Proposal Yes/No

Filled in Format-11 (pages 45-47)

5 Loan applied, if so with the following information, enclosed Yes/No


b) If loan sanctioned: amount, date and loan account no.

6 Certificate from the beneficiary farmer/entrepreneur with the following

information, attached

Yes/No

a) That the assistance will be utilized for the component it would be released


no.____________



d) The expenditure over and above cost estimate is to be borne by me/us








COMPOST TUNNEL

5 Ton Wheat Straw for 12 Ton final finished Compost.

(A) Land

Sr.

No.

Name of Component/ Machinery

/equipments

No/Size Remarks

1 Land for storage of wheat straw &

combustion yard

50‟x50‟ The cost of land

depends upon

Area to Area &

Location Urban

or Rural

2 Bulk Chamber 10‟x10‟x 12‟ 3 Spawning Room 10‟x20‟

Total 4000 Sqft -App

(B) Equipment

1. Blower 5 H.P. of

1400 rpm

1 50000-00/-

2. Boiler 200 Kg Capacity 1 200000-00/-

3 Ducting 1 10000-00/-

4 Thermometer 1 10000-00/-

5 Insulated Doors 1 50000-00/-

6 Hepa filter‟s 1 50000-00/-

7 Insulating Construction - 400000-00/-

8 Chamber Cost 1800 Sqft@

Rs.1250/Sqft

230000-00/-

9 Full covered platform 2500 Sqft@

Rs.400/Sqft

100000-00/-

Total 2000000-00/-

Note: - All the cost has been calculated on the basis of Techno Economics

Feasibility keeping in view the minimum viable which gives maximum profit

to the farmers.


SPAWN LAB

For 6 Ton Capacity/Month

(A) Land

Sr.

No.

Name of Component No/Size Remarks

1 For office 10‟x12‟= 120

Sqft

Cost of land

depends upon

place to place &

area to area and

has not been

taken in project

estimate.

2 Store 10‟x12‟= 120

Sqft

3 Boiler & Mixture Room 10‟x12‟= 120

Sqft

4 Autoclave Room 25‟x25‟= 625

Sqft

5 Inoculation Room 10‟x15‟= 150

Sqft

Total 1200 Sqft -App

(B) Equipment

S.

No.

Particulars No/Size Amount (Rs.)

1. Boiling Diesel Bhati Boiling

Utensil (Platelayer) Plates‟

& Sieves

50000/-

2. Autoclave 100x60 Cm 350000/-

3 Laminar flow 4‟ size 75000/-

4 BOD & Freezer - 60000/-

5 AC 1.5 Ton 3 60000/-

6 Generator 10 KV 1 125000/-

7 Cost of Construction 1200 Sqft

@ Rs. 650/Sqft

- 780000/-

Total 1500000/-


Feasibility keeping in view the minimum viable which gives maximum profit to the

farmers.


MUSHROOM GROWING UNIT

Total Production 2.5 Ton/Crop (Two crop in one season) out of 1200 bags @

10 kg/per bag=12,000 Kg or say 400 trays of Compost. (1 tray =30 kg finished

compost)

Sr.

No.

Name of Component of

Equipments/ Machinery

No/Size Cost

(In Rs.)

Remarks

1 Land 2000 Sqft - Cost cannot be

calculated as it

varies as per Area &

Location.

2 Construction of 2 Room

(Pica structure)

40‟x25‟

each@ Rs.

600/ Sqft

1500000/-

3 Racks

(4 rows x 4 stories)

560 Sqft for

one room i.e. 4

Racks with 16

Blocks

300000/- Lump sum

4 Humidity fires & others

Implements

(Cooler, heater& etc.)

- 200000/- Lump sum

Total 2000000/-


Feasibility keeping in view the minimum viable which gives maximum profit to the

farmers.


REJUVENTATION TECHNOLOGY

Mango, Sapota, Citrus – Kinnow, Guava, Ber, Aonla Orchards

Sr no. Component Estimated Cost/

Expenditure per tree

(Rs.)

A. Fixed Cost

1. Removal of dry wood 10

2. Pasting of Bordo paste and application of

copper-oxychloride

10

B. Variable Cost

1. FYM (100 Kg) 25

2. Fertilizer (1.3 Kg Urea, 1.75 Kg SSP,

0.375 Kg MOP

10

3. Plant Protection (Monocrotophos,

Endosulphon, Copper Oxy-chloride,

Streptocycline, Carbofuron etc.)

20

4. Irrigation Charges 20

5. Labourer Charges 20

6. Misc. 30

Total 145

Note:

1. Estimated cost per tree : Rs. 145/-

2. Estimated cost per hectare (~ 275 trees) : Rs. 40,000/-

3. Maximum subsidy limit on rejuvenation : Rs. 20,000/-


Checklist-5

Community tank/ on farm pond/ on farm water reservoir

Name & Address of Beneficiaries…………………..

SN Particular Checklist

A Project proposal: List of documents


MS/DHMIU, attached

Yes/No

2 List of beneficiary farmers alongwith detail of area, attached Yes/No

3 Jamabandi of land of every member of community/group, attached Yes/No

4 Cost estimate by approved agency, attached Yes/No

5 Sketch plan of water tank, attached Yes/No

6 Receipt of irrigation rent paid(Mal), attached Yes/No

7 Undertaking from members of community with required information,

attached.

Yes/No

B Information to be filled up by APO and Verified by MS/DHMIU

1 No. of farmers in community/Group

2 Whether the names have been duly approved by the Chairman, DHMIU

3 Mean size of water tank

4 Capacity of water tank

5 Main source of water to fill up tank Tube-

well/canal

6 Catchments area proposed(ha)

7 Name of horticulture crops proposed

8 Area proposed under Micro Irrigation System(ha)

9 Whether each paper checked by concerned HDO

10 Whether each document checked by APO & stamped

11 Case contains total pages( from to)

12 Total cost estimate of the tank

13 Total assistance proposed for approval



UNDERTAKING FORMAT

Community tank/ on farm pond/ on farm water reservoir Name & Address of Beneficiaries……………. a) The tank will be built under Community tank/ on farm pond/ on farm water reservoir

component of NHM/IHD.

b) The tank will be built on the land of killa no.: and murabaa no.: with Khasra

no.:_________, Khewat no.____________

c) The tank will be built by us from our own resources.

d) We (farmers) have not taken any assistance for the same purpose from any other Govt.

source under any scheme.

e) We are having equal rights for using the water of community tank and will share the

community tank for horticultural purposes as per requirement.

f) We will utilize tank water for horticultural crops through Micro Irrigation system.

g) The expenditure over and above cost estimate is to be borne by us.

h) We shall bear the cost of construction for bringing water from main water source to

water pond.

i) We will bear all maintenance cost of tank in future.

j) We shall be fully responsible for quality of work and work will be completed as per

design and specification.

k) We shall be eligible for full assistance only when all the integrated components are

completed and as per the terms and stages fixed for release of assistance.

l) We shall not make any claim whatsoever due to faulty design and lack of construction

quality done by farmers themselves.

m) We will refund the payment released to us in case of violation of terms and conditions

and guidelines of Govt. of India.

n) The decision of the District Horticulture Mission Committee will be final and binding

on our community/group.

Signatures of all the beneficiaries with name and address


COMMUNITY TANK/ ON FARM POND

LAND RECORD VERIFICATION FORMAT:-

Sr.

No.

Name &

address of

farmers

Muraba

No.

Killa

No.

Farmers land

share

Kanal Marla

Total

The above information is verified and correct as per the land revenue record.

Revenue Officer/Patwari

The on farm pond/community tank shall be constructed in Killa

No_____________ M.No.__________ Village______________

block___________ which stands in the name of Sh.

______________S/o________________.

HDO Concerned Block

District Horticulture Officer


Detailed Guidelines and Justification

for

Community tank/ on farm pond/ on farm water reservoir

1. Cost and Assistance: - According to availability of sources, location and beneficiary‟s

requirement, the different standard sizes are made for construction of community water tank

that will be executed in the State (as given below): -

Calculation of area, capacity, area coverage and amount of assistance:

TABLE-A SIZE, CAPACITY & COST OF WATER TANK

(BASED ON HSR, 2012 EFFECTIVE FROM 26.6.2012)

ONLY FOR PLAIN AREAS (Not for hilly areas)

Sr.

No

Tank Size

(Ft)

Depth

(ft)

Side

Slope

Capacity

(liters)

Tank with poly lining

(500 micron and above)

Tank with brick work

including polythene sheet

Corresponding

Coverage Area

(Ha) Top Size

(ft)

Bottom Size

(ft)

Mean

(ft)

Rate per liter

with polythene

sheet

in Rs.

Corresponding

amount of subsidy

(Rs. in lakh)

Rate per liter

with masonry

work

in Rs.

Corresponding

amount of

subsidy

(Rs. in lakh)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

1 23x23 10x10 16.50x16.50 6.50 1:1 50,000 0.43 0.22 1.26 0.63 0.4

2 25.00x25.00 11.50x11.50 18x18 6.50 1:1 60,000 0.42 0.25 1.17 0.70 0.5

3 26.50x26.50 13.50x13.50 20x20 6.50 1:1 70,000 0.39 0.27 1.11 0.78 0.6

4 27.50x27.50 14.50x14.50 21x21 6.50 1:1 80,000 0.38 0.31 1.05 0.84 0.7

5 28.75x28.75 15.50x15.50 22x22 6.50 1:1 90,000 0.36 0.32 1.00 0.90 0.8

6 29.50x29.50 16.50x16.50 23x23 6.50 1:1 1,00,000 0.35 0.35 0.95 0.95 0.9

7 60x36 40x16 50x26 10 1:1 3,50,000 0.26 0.91 0.64 2.25 1.0

8 65x55 45x35 55x45 10 1:1 7,00,000 0.18 1.26 0.48 3.34 2

9 80x70 44x34 62x52 12 1:1:5 10,50,000 0.18 1.89 0.46 4.85 3

10 90x78 54x42 72x60 12 1:1.5 14,00,000 0.18 2.52 0.41 5.80 4

11 100x84 64x48 82x66 12 1:1.5 17,50,000 0.18 3.15 0.37 6.50 5

12 100x96 64x60 82x78 12 1:1.5 21,00,000 -- -- 0.36 7.50 6

13 120x90 84x54 102x72 12 1:1.5 24,50,000 -- -- 0.34 8.40 7

14 120x100 84x64 102x82 12 1:1.5 28,00,000 -- -- 0.33 9.30 8

15 120x110 84x74 102x92 12 1:1.5 31,50,000 -- -- 0.32 10.15 9

16 120x120 84x84 102x102 12 1:1.5 34,80,000 -- -- 0.32 11.00 10

17 130x120 94x84 112x102 12 1:1.5 38,30,000 -- -- 0.31 12.00 11

18 140x120 104x84 122x102 12 1:1.5 41,70,000 -- -- 0.30 12.75 12

19 140x125 104x89 122x107 12 1:1.5 43,50,000 -- -- 0.30 13.30 12.5

20 150x120 114x84 132x102 12 1:1.5 45,00,000 -- -- 0.30 13.65 13

21 150x128 114x92 132x110 12 1:1.5 48,70,000 -- -- 0.30 14.50 14

22 150x136 114x100 132x118 12 1:1.5 52,00,000 -- -- 0.29 15.50 15

23 160x134 124x98 142x116 12 1:1.5 55,94,000 -- -- 0.31 17.19 16

24 160x142 124x106 142x124 12 1:1.5 59,80,000 -- -- 0.31 18.28 17

25 160x148 124x112 142x130 12 1:1.5 62,69,000 -- -- 0.30 19.09 18

26 160x156 124x120 142x138 12 1:1.5 66,55,000 -- -- 0.30 20.00 19


TABLE-B

Size, Capacity & Cost of Community/ On Farm Pond (Morni Area) (Based on HSR 2012 Effective From 01.07.2012 for Hilly Area Only)

S.N. Size in Feet Capacity in

Ltr.

Rate per Ltr.

of Stone

Masonry

Tank In Rs.

Corresponding

Amount of

Subsidy

(Rs. In Lakh)

Coverage

Area in Acres

1 20‟x12‟x5‟ 34000 1.88/ltr. 0.64 0.75

2 20‟x15‟x5‟ 42000 1.73/ltr. 0.73 0.90

3 30‟x15‟x5‟ 63000 1.46/ltr. 0.92 1.30

4 30‟x20‟x5‟ 90000 1.25/ltr. 1.13 1.90

5 40‟x20‟x5‟ 113000 1.23/ltr. 1.39 2.35

6 40‟x30‟x5‟ 170000 1.04/ltr. 1.76 3.50

7 50‟x30‟x5‟ 212000 1.04/ltr. 2.21 4.40

8 50‟x40‟x5‟ 283000 0.91/ltr. 2.57 5.90

9 60‟x40‟x5‟ 340000 0.86/ltr. 2.93 7.00

10 70‟x40‟x5‟ 396000 0.82/ltr. 3.29 8.25

NOTE:

1. In case of tank sizes above and below the mentioned dimensions, the capacity and subsidy can be

calculated on pro-rata basis on 0.5 scale.

2. Estimates of water tanks shall remain same as already circulated last year due to non- revision of HSR.

3. The rate per litter and subsidy in column 8 & 9 in table - A is for tanks where in catchment area/irrigated

area is to be vegetable/flower grown in open and/or in protected structures.

4. The rate per litter and subsidy in column 10 & 11 in table - A is for tanks where in catchment

area/irrigated area is to be fruit crops or vegetables as inter crop with fruit crops.

2. Eligibility Criteria and terms and conditions

Who are eligible?

i) The tank will be built under Community tank/ on farm pond/ on farm water reservoir

component of NHM.

ii) The community/farmer group must have 4 or more beneficiary families with required

catchment area.

Conditions for Eligibility

i) The land ownership community/farmer group‟s member shall be ensured from

revenue record.

ii) The farmers who have taken any assistance for the same purpose from any other

Govt. source under any scheme will not be eligible.

iii) The beneficiaries will submit an undertaking with respect to that they are in

agreement with the terms and conditions.


iv) The community/farmer group should have a permanent source of quality water fit for

horticultural crops for filling the water tank.

v) The area which is to be irrigated from tank as per the capacity of tank approved from

the competent authority will compulsory be developed under horticulture crops.

vi) All such area must be brought under Micro Irrigation System. The crops in any of the

case whether fruits or vegetables must be under drip (Drip system and/or mini

sprinkler system).

vii) Assistance is limited to maximum 20 lacs per community/farmer group.

viii) Assistance norms which are applicable at the time of sanction of case, shall be

followed.

Tank Construction and Maintenance Conditions

i) The tank will be built by the beneficiaries from their own resources and by

themselves by engaging qualified engineers and skilled manpower.

ii) They shall be fully responsible for quality of work and work will be completed as per

design and specification.

iii) The farmer group/community shall have to bear all maintenance cost of tank in

future.

iv) They shall not make any claim whatsoever due to faulty design and lack of

construction quality done by farmers themselves.

v) All the beneficiary under one group/community will be having rights for using the

water of community tank and will share the community tank for horticultural

purposes

vi) The expenditure over and above cost estimate is to be borne by the

community/farmer group.

vii) The beneficiary shall have to bear the cost of construction for bringing water from

water source to water pond however they may avail assistance from any other

scheme of the Govt. for construction of such water conveying system.

Conditions for Release

i) They shall be eligible for full assistance only when all the integrated components are

completed and as per the terms and stages fixed for release of assistance.

ii) They will refund the payment released to them in case of violation of terms and


iii) The decision of the District Horticulture Mission Committee so constituted by

DHMIU will be final and binding on all such farmer group/community.

3. Application & Documents:

i) Farmers will submit application form along with the information/detail required in

checklist/ performa prescribed by HSHDA (copy enclosed).


ii) An undertaking is required from community/farmer group in prescribed performa.

iii) The community/farmer group will get estimate of water tank from Civil Engineer

like XEN‟s/SDO‟s of PWD/ Irrigation/ Panchayati Raj Department,

ASCO‟s/DSCO‟s of Agriculture or any registered and approved Architect or

prepared by HSHDA.

iv) HDO will ensure that documents are complete and duly checked by APO & verified

by concerned DHO.

v) In case of more applicant “first come first serve” policy will be adopted. HDO and

DHO will keep proper record of it.

vi) Land record should be as per fard/jamabandi or in prescribed performa verified by

Revenue Patwari and concerned DHO.

4. Release of Subsidy:

i) Physical verification will be done by committee constituted at District level.

ii) HDO and DHO will ensure to use the stored water for horticultural crops only with

Micro Irrigation System.

iii) Criteria are framed with 4 stages for release the subsidy (as given below) in the

benefit of farmers.

5. Stages for release of Assistance

Stage Work Assistance (%)

First - Excavation and earth work complete including removing

of excavated earth.

- Cement Concrete in Foundation & sub base of floor

- PCC coping, RCC in Toe wall including reinforcement

and brick work of parapet wall.

- Brick lining laid flat in cm 1:3 on floor.

25%

Second - Brick lining laid flat in cm 1:3 on wall

- 15 mm thick plaster in cm 1:4 completes.

- Fixing of Ms angle barbed wire and Brick on edge path

complete

25%

Third - Micro Irrigation System installation 25%

Fourth - Plantation and other integrated component (if any) 25%


Protected Cultivation

General Terms & Conditions:

With the new guidelines of Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture (MIDH) – 2014, from the

year 2014-15, the cases of construction of Protected Structures shall be followed as per general guidelines

given below:-

A. General Guidelines:

1. Procedure to apply for assistance:

A. Under Self-finance cases

I. All the cases must be entertained through online on HORTNET in case assistance is to be availed

under MIDH scheme.

II. The cases shall be entertained on First Come First Serve Basis.

III. The applicant shall be responsible for the completion of all required documents. Incomplete

documents does not entitles applicant to avail assistance. The application shall be considered

only after completion of all the documents.

IV. Farmer will apply to concern DHO office through HDO of concerned block with complete

required documents as per check-list as attached at Annexure-I.

V. DHO will verify the documents as per check-list and will forward the case online on HORTNET

to headquarter with his recommendation as per availability of the funds with them.

VI. Headquarter will scrutinise the cases and accord approval for release of assistance under this

component.

VII. In case it was decided that DHO will sanction the cases then Step V & VI above shall be

executed by District Office.

VIII. DHO will issue sanction letter after approval from HQ (Form -5).

B. Under bank finance:

I. All the cases must be entertained through online on HORTNET in case assistance is to be availed

under MIDH scheme.

II. The cases shall be entertained on First Come First Serve Basis.

III. The applicant shall be responsible for the completion of all required documents. Incomplete

documents does not entitles applicant to avail assistance. The application shall be considered

only after completion of all the documents.

IV. Farmer will apply to concern DHO office through HDO of concerned block with complete

required documents in two set of copies as per check-list as attached Annexure-I

V. DHO will verify the documents, if found, as per check-list and will send second copy to the bank

with pre-sanction letter to bank for sanctioning the loan of the project in front ended credit linked

project.

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VI. Bank after sanctioning the loan amount of project will send a copy of sanction letter and

appraisal report to DHO for the sanction of project. The date of receiving of appraisal report in

DHO office shall be treated as first day of application and will be considered based on available

targets.

VII. DHO will forward the all case online on HORTNET to headquarter with his recommendation as

per availability of the funds with them.

VIII. Headquarter will scrutinise the cases and accord sanction for release of assistance under this

component.

IX. In case it was decided that DHO will sanction the cases then Step VII & VIII above shall be

executed by District Office.

X. DHO will issue sanction letter (Form -5)

2. Eligibility Criteria for applicant:

1) Minors are not eligible.

2) Only farmer of Haryana can be a beneficiary under the schemes. The document viz. Ration

card/voter card/Aadhar card/Domicile/Passport etc. is required.

3) Farmer means a person having land ownership in one‟s name.For this he has to submit Land

Records: Original Jamabandi (Latest by three months), Intekal ,Sizra, Land verification report by

Patwari. Girdawri. All the documents submitted shall latest not more than three months old.

4) Farmer includes farmer‟s family, means husband, wife and their minor children. Ration card is

required to prove family unit.

5) The adult son/daughter or in case of his/her death, his/her widow/widower and children shall be

deemed to be living with the parents or either of them. The adult son/daughter shall only be

considered as separate unit only when separated from parents. It means they live separate from

parents and this can be verified by means of Adhaar card and/or Voter ID Card or Driving

License or separate ration card having in all the cases separate address to that of their parents.

6) Department promotes cluster and for that farmers of Haryana can take land on lease. But in all

such cases the cluster projects should be bankable. The combined amount of assistance to such

cluster projects should not increase 20% of the total financial targets of that district.

7) Only those applicants are eligible to apply who did not availed assistance on account of Protected

Cultivation in his/her name/spouse name or in name of dependent member of his/her family from

any Government agency. Further those applicants or dependent family members who have been

availed assistance under this component at anytime, anywhere in Haryana are not eligible.

3. Application Forms and formats: The sample forms and formats are annexed at Annexure – II. 4. Assistance Limit: the assistance shall be applicable as per norms given below:


Table 1: For Plain Area

Sr.

No.

Type of

Structure

Size Range Cost

norm*Rs./

per sqm

50%

Subsidy

15%

Subsidy

Total

Subsidy

Limit @

65%

A Naturally

Ventilated

Polyhouse

(NVPH)

Up to area 500sqm 1060.00 530.00 139.00 689.00

>500sqm up to 1008 sqm 935.00 467.50 140.25 607.75

>1008sqm up to 2080 sqm 890.00 445.00 133.50 578.50

>2080sqm up to 4000 sqm 844.00 422.00 126.60 548.60

B Net House-

Tubular

structure

with plastic top as

addition; >4.00 m height

710.00 355.00 106.50 461.50

Dome shape; >4.00 m

height

600.00 300.00 90.00 390.00

Flat shape-all GI; 4.0 m

height

550.00 275.00 82.50 357.50

Flat shape- Cable purlin,

4.0 m ht.

525.00 262.50 78.75 341.25

C Walk-In-

Tunnel

(WIT)

3.0 m and < 4.25 m height 600.00 300.00 90.00 390.00

2.0 m and < 3.0 m height 400.00 200.00 60.00 260.00

Table 2: For Hilly Area

Sr.

No.

Type of

Structure

Size Range Cost

norm*Rs./

per sqm

50%

Subsidy

15%

Subsidy

Total Subsidy

Limit @ 65%

A NVPH Up to area 500sqm 1219.00 609.50 182.85 792.35

>500sqm up to 1008 sqm 1075.25 537.62 161.28 698.90

>1008sqm up to 2080 sqm 1023.50 511.75 153.50 665.25

>2080sqm up to 4000 sqm 970.60 485.30 145.59 630.89

B Net House-

Tubular

structure

with plastic top as

addition; >4.00 m height

816.50 408.25 122.47 530.72

Dome shape; >4.00 m

height

690.00 345.00 103.50 448.50

Flat shape-all GI; 4.0 m

height

632.50 316.25 94.87 411.12

Flat shape- Cable purlin,

4.0 m ht.

603.75 301.87 90.56 392.43

*= Cost norms means upper limit of cost for calculation of subsidy

5. Area Limit: the total area limit for assistance per beneficiary is 4000 sqm irrespective of type of

structure e.g.one farmer beneficiary can take assistance on either one or in combination of different

structure types (NVPH/ HTGH/ WIT/ Net House) up to maximum limit of 4000 sqm.

6. Technical Specifications: The technical specifications of NCPAH shall be followed in the year 2014-

15 which are under preparation till then Department specifications shall be adhered to as in

Annexure– III. 7. Empanelment firms: the list of empanelled firms is annexed at Annexure – IV.

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8. Empanelment of new firms: the new firms shall be empanelled during 2014-15. The list of required

documents, terms and conditions and instructions are annexed at Annexure – V.

9. Training: Minimum three days training-cum-workshop regarding awareness on Protected Cultivation,

issues related to Cultivation, Construction and Maintenance of Poly houses is required. A certificate to

this effect shall be issued by HTI, Uchani, Karnal. Training certificate is mandatory before release of

assistance on account of cost of cultivation.

10. Pre-Sanction: The pre-sanction letter may be issued by DHO to facilitate farmer to apply for bank

loan. The validity of pre-sanction letter shall be 90 days from the date of dispatch. Any

correspondence beyond this period shall not be entertained e.g. if sanction letter along with appraisal

report of the bank is not received within validity period, the farmer has to re-apply for pre-sanction.

The work may be executed after issue of Sanction Letter.

11. Sanction: the sanction shall be issued from DHO office as per norms & guidelines and availability of

budget. All the structures sanctioned during current financial year should be completed during same

financial year. The validity of sanction letter shall be one year from the date of dispatch. After one

year the beneficiary has to apply again for re-sanction or extension of validity. However, it is made

clear that during re-sanction or extension the prevailing cost norms and subsidy norms shall be

followed.

12. Work Order: the farmer will issue work order to firm after receiving sanction letter from

Department/HSHDA.

13. Construction of Protected Structures: the work of construction of protected structures shall be

completed within a period of 120 days. Further, an extension of maximum 30 calendar days may be

considered in advance in writing.

14. Inspection: there shall be two inspections.

i. First Inspection: First inspection shall be conducted by Joint Inspection Team (JIT)/ Third Party

Inspection (TPI) from HQ or Third Party Inspection nominated by the Department or HSHDA just

after supply of material and completion of foundation work. This inspection will be conducted after

call from farmer/firm in written to DHO with assurance that the material supplied as per component

list and the foundation work is complete as per departmental specifications and quantity as per

design excluding cladding material. The farmer/firm will keep representative sample of all the

components. The JIT may check any of the used material at site and firm has to facilitate it. In case

of bankable cases Joint Inspection Team (JIT) shall carry out the inspection.

ii. Final Inspection: Final inspection shall be conducted by JIT/JIT or Third Party Inspection

nominated by the Department or HSHDA after intimation to DHO after completion of structure in

all respects. DHO, Firm representative & farmer will remain present at the time of physical

inspection to be carried out.

iii. Additional inspection: Due to the shortcomings in structure during first/final inspection, the

additional inspection if required, the firm shall bear the charges for the same. If additional inspection

is due to farmer, the farmer shall bear the charges for the same accordingly. The rate shall be

charged applicable at that time and is binding to all.

iv. The intimation of first and final inspection shall be conveyed to financing bank.


15. Release of assistance: the assistance shall be released to farmer after completion of structure in all

respects. The release of assistance shall be applicable as given below:

i. Non- bankable projects in case of self-construction:

The assistance shall be released to farmer directly in single instalment after completion of structure in

all respects and submission of certificate of completion and first and final inspection reports subject to

availability of funds. Any amount that may be withheld, due to any shortcoming, shall be released on

removal of shortcomings. The penalty if any shall be deducted accordingly. Farmer shall be fully

responsible for quality and quantity of material used and also for maintenance and repair thereof.

ii. Non- bankable projects in case of construction by empanelled firm:

The assistance shall be released to empanelled firm directly in single instalment after completion of

structure in all respects. DHO will release assistance to Firm in single installment, on receipt of

invoice, farmer share receipt, insurance policy receipt along with First and Final inspection reports

subject to availability of funds and instructions. Any amount that may be withheld, due to any

shortcoming, shall be released on removal of shortcomings. The penalty if any shall be deducted

accordingly.

Government contribution will be released to Firm in case farmer has paid only farmer share.

iii. Bankable projects: A stakeholders‟ meet on protected cultivation was held on dated 05-05-2014 in

NABARD office. While releasing banking plan for 2014-15 for protected cultivation in Haryana, it was

decided that in bankable projects only farmer share shall be financed and subsidy will be front ended

and release of assistance in case of such bank financed project shall be as follows:

Release of assistance from DHO to bank

o First Installment: DHO will release 50% of total eligible subsidy to the bank just after

issue of sanction letter (not after pre-sanction letter) in form of crossed cheques in

subsidy reserve fund/account of financing bank.

o Second Installment: Second installment shall be based on second inspection report and

amount worked out on the basis of completion of structure and penalty if any. This

amount is to be released to the bank after final inspection report.

Release of assistance from bank to beneficiary

o The bank shall release assistance to the construction agency. The assistance shall be

released as one installment on the basis of final inspection report.

o The bank will submit to DHO/DHMIU the utilization certificate of subsidy released.

o The balance lying to the credit of the subsidy reserve funds A/c will not form the part of

the Demand and Time Liabilities for the purpose of SLR/CRR. Suitable instructions in

this regard by the RBI from time to time would be followed.

16. Insurance of Polyhouses: the insurance of Polyhouse is the responsibility of farmer.

17. Assistance on cost of cultivation: the assistance on cost of cultivation shall be released only after

successful completion of Polyhouse and release of assistance. The farmer has to apply to concerned

District Horticulture Officer by intimating the possession of structure and submission of training

certificate.

18. Guarantee/Warranty of material: The firm has to provide guarantee/warrantee certificate of the

material used for construction of protected structure to farmer. This guarantee/warrantee shall remain valid

for a period of three years after supply of material. The guarantee/warrantee includes all the structure


material including cladding material. If material has to be replaced in guarantee/warrantee period, the

same shall be done by the construction agency free of cost.

19. After sales service: After sales service is the responsibility of construction agency. The after sales service

has to be provided for two year from the date of completion of structure. The firm has to provide the sale

service on following items free of cost-

1. Any type of technical defect.

2. Gutter leakage and other type of leakages.

3. Opening and closing/smooth operation of shade net beneath polysheet or rotary handle operation

not proper working.

4. Leakage in MI system.

5. Side vent curtain not proper opening and closing.

6. Curtain clamps left out from curtain folder.

7. Tighten of nut bolts/fasteners.

8. Rusted fasteners/nut-bolts /steel parts.

20. Process of repair in case of damage and claim of penalty:

A. Repairing to be executed by the construction agency:

1. Farmer shall intimate to firm through email or otherwise in written to firm and shall

maintain receipt of same.

2. Firm has to prepare and submit the detailed job sheet with the consent of farmer within

seven days and handover duplicate copy to farmer. In job sheet the firm has to mention

clearly the liabilities of the firm as well as farmer countersigned by the farmer beneficiary.

The liabilities of both farmer and firm shall be mentioned in budgetary figures (i.e. amount

in rupees).

3. The farmer is free either to pay to construction firm or provide the material at site. After

payment from farmer side or from the intimation (by email or receipt of hard copy) of

delivery of material at site, the firm has to start the work within seven days and finish as

early as possible.

4. Failing which farmer is free to execute the pending work as mentioned in job sheet on the

risk and cost of firm and in addition the firm has to pay the penalty of Rs. 20,000/- to farmer

or otherwise shall be deducted from his security deposit with the Department.

B. Repairing to be executed by the farmer, in case of failure of construction agency:

If the firm does not submit the job sheet within seven days from the date of receipt of intimation

from farmer, then farmer is free to repair his structure from any of the empanelled firm at the risk

and cost of the original construction firm and in addition, the firm has to pay penalty of Rs. 20,000/-

to farmer. The following procedure shall be followed:

1. The farmer shall prepare the detailed job sheet from any other empanelled firm of his choice.

In job sheet the second firm has to mention clearly the liabilities of the firm as well as

farmer countersigned by the farmer beneficiary. The liabilities of both farmer and firm shall

be mentioned in budgetary figures (i.e. amount in rupees).


2. On expiry of seven days from the date of intimation to the firm by farmer in written, the

farmer will give a final notice of three days to the firm clearly mentioning the full and final

claims (i.e. amount in rupees).

3. The full and final claims shall be as below:

i. Cost of preparing the job sheet - Rs. 2000/-

ii. Penalty amount - Rs. 20,000/-

iii. Liabilities of firm as per job sheet - Rs. X

Total - Rs. 22,000/- plus X plus taxes applicable

4. If the original construction firm does not responds within three days, the farmer will get the

structure repaired from the second firm and the amount as per claims has to be paid to

farmer by the construction firm through account payee cheque.

21. Marketing: the marketing of produce of Polyhouses is the responsibility of farmer.

22. Arbitration: All disputes and difference arising out of or in any way touching upon or concerning this

construction what so-ever-shall be referred to the sole arbitration of any officer appointed by Director

General Horticulture – cum – Mission Director. The decision of such arbitrator shall be final and binding

on the concerned parties. Director General Horticulture, Haryana will be Appellant Authority in case the

dispute is not settled through Arbitrator.

23. Jurisdiction: the jurisdiction shall be concerned district headquarter only.


Planting Material Cost Norms grown under Poly Houses and Net Houses per sqmtr. (2014-15)

Sn. Item

Lilliums Rose Carnation Gerbera Chrysanthemum

Unit Rate Amt Unit Rate Amt Unit Rate Amt Unit Rate Amt Unit Rate Amt

1 Soil Sterlization

Formelin &

Plastic sheet

lump

sum 25

lump

sum 25

lump

sum 25

lump

sum 25

lump

sum 25

2 Planting Material

22 nos.

Per

sqm.

Avg.

@ 13/-per

bulb

286

7 nos.

Per

sqm.

Avg. @

20/-

per plant

140

22

nos. Per

sqm.

Avg. @

12/-

per plant

264

7

nos. Per

sqm.

Avg.

@ 35/-per

plant

245

8

nos. Per

sqm.

Avg.

@ 9/-per

plant 72

3 Fertilzer

a)

Organic

(FYM/Vermi-compost/bone

meal/neem

cake)

lump

sum 39

lump

sum 39

lump

sum 39

lump

sum 39

lump

sum 39

b) Chemical

Fertilizers

lump

sum 40

lump

sum 60

lump

sum 60

lump

sum 60

c) Rice husk/ coco-peat/

inert material

lump

sum 17

lump

sum 17

lump

sum 17

lump

sum 17

lump

sum 17

4 Preventive

Sprays

lump

sum 3

lump

sum 5

lump

sum 5

lump

sum 5

lump

sum 5

5 Other

accessories

flower

support system

lump

sum 16

lump

sum 0

lump

sum 104

lump

sum 0

lump

sum 24

Total amount 426 286 514 391 242

Eligible assistance 213 143 0 0 257 0 0 196 0 0 121

Note:

1. For Dahlia crop total estimated amount is Rs. 190/- per sqm and eligible assistance is Rs. 95/- per sqm.

2. The subsidy for planting material and inputs shall be given in two instalments. First instalment @ 50% of subsidy of total amount shall be given after planting of flower crop. IInd instalment @ 50% of subsidy shall be given 2 months after planting of

flower crop.


Annexure-I

CHECK LIST OF DOCUMENTS

(To be submitted by farmer to District Horticulture Office at the time of application)

From: Name of farmer:______________________ s/o;d/o;w/o Sh _____________________

VPO:__________________________ Teh.&Distt.____________________________

Contact No. _______________________

To :

District Horticulture Officer,_______________________.

Dear Sir,

Kindly find attached the self-attested copies of following documents:

S.

No.

Particulars Document

Attached (Yes

or No)

1 HORTNET Registration Form

2 Application form

3 Copy of Ration Card

4 Undertaking by farmer

5 Original Copy of Land Records – With Intkal/Zamabandi latest with Signature of Patwari/Kanungo/Tehsildar

6 Land Verification Report of Patwari

7 In case of Land Shareholder if Any, the undertaking on stamp paper regarding

consent of land shareholder clearly mentioned Khasra no. and Killa no.

8 Gardori in the name of beneficiary where poly house/ net house is being

constructed.

9 Sizra, with Signature of Patwari, should match with Land Records

10 Soil Test Report

11 Water Test Report

12 Structure Design duly attested and submitted by firm in the name of farmer.

13 Specification of Structure along with component wise details duly attested by firm.

14 Cost- Estimate of structure duly attested and submitted by firm in the name of

farmer on letter head of firm.

The case is hereby submitted for further necessary action please.

Dated:

Signature

(Name of Farmer)


Annexure-I (a)

CHECK LIST OF DOCUMENTS

(To be submitted by farmer to Bank for availing bank loan for protected cultivation)

From: Name of farmer: ______________________ s/o;d/o;w/o Sh ____________________

VPO: __________________________ Teh. &Distt.___________________________

Contact No. _______________________

To : The Branch Manager, ___________________________________________________

Dear Sir,

Kindly find attached the self-attested copies of following documents:

1. Furd Jamabandi (Land Ownership Records)

2. Khasra Girdawari (Cultivation Rights)

3. Irrigation facility – Good quality Water

4. Drainage facility

5. Soil Water test report from Agril Dept. /Horticulture Dept

6. Electricity Facility

7. Land well connected with market

8. Progressive farmers who are already following modern agricultural technologies and have Some

experience/training in Green house/ Poly house (or) Farmers already growing vegetables using latest

technologies

9. KYC Documents

- Identity Proof

- Address Proof

10. Passport Size Photographs

Margin: 10% of the project cost

Repayment: 5 to 7 years

Reference: Codified Farm Credit Circular No. 01/13 dated 15.01.2013


Annexure – II

(FORM-1) HORTICULTURE DEPARTMENT HARYANA /

Haryana State Horticulture Development Agency (HSHDA)

MIDH/IHD/Other Schemes

Application Form

(Free of cost)

Affix self-

attested

passport size

photograph

For office use only

Application No./HORTNET

Registration No:

Date of application:

Date of document checking :

Date of entry :

To be filled by farmer

1. General information

Name of Scheme:___________________________________

Applicant Type :___________________( Agency/Firm/Hindu Undivided

Family/Individual/Partnership).

Applicant Category :___________________( Big Farmer/Marginal Farmer/Small Farmer/Other

Farmer).

2. General information of farmer

Farmer Name: _____________________S/o/D/o/W/o:______________________

Category (Social Status) ________ (BC/GEN/Minority BC/Minority Gen/Most

Backward Class/OBC/SC/ST/Others),

Gender:_________(M/F), Age In Years:_____________

Educational Qualification_____________

Address: House No.: ________________ Gali/Street No. : __________________

Village: _____________Panchyat:_____________ Block: ______________ Tehsil :

______________District: _________________State :_____________ Pin Code : __________ Phone No.

(with STD Code) _______ - ____________

Land detail of farmer

i) Land address: Village: ______________ Block: ______________

Tehsil: _______________ District: _____________

ii) Total land: ________ (acres)

iii) Land Status:_____________(Own/Lease)

iv) Poly house/Net house proposed area : ________ (sqm)

v) Khasra No. & field No. with sizra where structure is to be installed(Land Survey

No):_____________________________________________________

vi) Soil & water test report : ___________________ (Suitable/unsuitable)


3. Bank details :

Name of Bank: _________________________________________

Branch Name: ______________________________________________

IFSC code: __________________________________________

Subsidy reserve account No: _________________________________

4. Whether availed subsidy benefit earlier under this component, if yes, details:

S.

No.

Type of structure Area 2

(m )

Year of

installation

Subsidy amount

availed (Rs.)

Name

Authority

of

5. Name of selected firm : M/s. _______________________________

6. Negotiated rates of structure: Rs. ________________per sqm.

7. I / and my fellow farmers agreed to get installed poly house/net house from the firm, empanelled by

Horticulture Department/HSHDA, Haryana and ready to pay whatever comes up as our share.

8. I / and my fellow farmers agree that I /we would care the structure at least for a period of 10 years

and would never sell or replace this system during the period mentioned. In any violation of the

above agreement, I shall be liable to pay subsidy amount back to government/ agency.

9. I / and my fellow farmers agree that I /we have not availed any kind of assistance from any Govt.

agency under this component.

10. I declare that whatever information I have given above is true and any misleading information from

my side makes me liable to reject my case for sanction or I will pay the subsidy amount back to the

government/ agency.

Date: Yours faithfully

Signature of farmer

(Name: __________________)

Encls: Following documents with true copies:

1. Original copy of land records and sizra.

2. In case of shareholder consent of shareholder/undertaking by the farmer.

3. Attested copy of ration card/ residence proof.

4. Cost estimate of poly house/net house.

5. Soil & water test report.


(FORM-2)

HORTICULTURE DEPARTMENT HARYANA /



Site Survey Report

Farmer Detail:

Farmer Name: _____________________ S/o/D/o/W/o:______________________

House No.: ________________ Gali/Street No. : __________________________

Village: ______________ Block: ______________ Tehsil: __________________

District: ________________________ Phone No.__________________________

Khasra No: ________________________ Killa No.________________________

Land Details:

Land suitability for installation of structures (it should be based on following documents)

Sr. No. Type of Record to check Check List

(DHO to write that based on

parameters the site is suitable

or unsuitable and write

accordingly in the below

column)

1 Soil Test Report

2 Water Test Report

3 Site is not prone to water stagnation

4 Water Table is not so high to affect foundation and

subsequent cultivation

5 Efficient Drainage (The site should not be land-locked to

restrict out flow of water from site)

6 Isolation Distance (free from obstacles eg.

a Minimum distance of 6.5 mtr or equal to the height of

boundary wall/other structure whichever is higher

b Minimum distance of 5 mtr from electric pole and wires and

to avoid site through which electric wires crisscross.

c Branches of tree should not touch the proposed structure

7 Dimension of structure falls within area as per revenue record

and sizra

8 Source of irrigation available or not available

Date: (Signature of Reporting Officer)

Name: _____________ Des.: ___________





(Quotation for Protected Structure Design, Specification & Estimate)

(to be submitted by farmer after taking it from firm)

S.

No

Particulars/item Details (all columns to be filled by firm and

counter signed by farmer)

1 Type of Structure (NVPH/Net house/WIT)

2 Size of Structure

3 Location of Structure (Khasra No. & Killa No.) :

4 Type of Steel Material (Tubular/Channel/Square/Rectangular)

5 Grid size/Span size (as per specifications)

6 Profile (Aluminium or GI)

7 Brand of Poly film as per properties specified in technical

specifications

8 Brand of insect net as per properties specified in technical

specifications.

9 Brand of shade net as per properties specified in technical

specifications.(Mention percentage & colour)

10 Trellis wires (gear wire 2.0 mm /plain 3.0 mm)

11 Trellis support wire (gear wire 3.0 mm / plain 4.0 mm)

12 Micro irrigation system (name of company)

13 Others specifications

(Sign of Firm Representative)

Name of Representative: _____________________

Name of Firm: _________________________

Accepted by

(Sign of Farmer)

Name of farmer:

S/o __________________

Village: ______________

Note: While submitting the quotation the farmer should note that the structure should meet out the

minimum prescribed specifications and terms and conditions lay by Department of Horticulture/HSHDA

for the year 2014-15.

_____________________





Pre-Sanction letter

To

_____________________________ (Farmer Name)

S/o/D/o/W/o : ______________________ House No.: __________________ Gali/Street No. :

____________________Village: _______________________ Block: ______________ Tehsil:

_______________District: _______________

Memo. No.______________ Dated: ________________

Subject: Pre-Sanction letter for installation of poly house/net house.

Ref: Application receipt No._____ dated______.

In connection to above reference and based on site survey report and cost estimate, your

application has been processed and a pre-sanction is hereby issued to Sh./ Smt.

__________________________________ Vill. _________________, District ______________________

with the following details:

HORTNET

Registration/

Application No.

Type of

structure

(Poly

house/net

house)

Area of

structure

(sqm.)

Total estimated

cost after

negotiations

(Rs.)

Estimated Govt.

contribution

(Rs.)

Estimated

farmer share

(Rs.)

This pre-sanction letter is being issued to facilitate farmer to apply for bank loan. Further, this pre-

sanction is subject to final sanction of the project and availability of funds at the time of sanction. Farmer is

further requested to prepare a TRI PARTY AGREEMENT (TPA) after approval of bank and before

submission to Deptt. for sanction which is to be prepared on non-judicial stamp paper of Rs.100/- (cost of

stamp paper to be borne by farmer), which may get signed by District Horticulture Officer on behalf of

Department/ HSHDA unit District Horticulture Mission Implementation Unit/District Horticulture Office.

The work may be executed after issue of sanction letter. The validity of this Pre- sanction letter is 90 days

from the date of issue.

DHO/DHO-cum-Member Secretary,

DHO Office/DHMIU, ____________.

CC:

1. Name of bank with address

With the request to provide subsidy reserve fund account to facilitate transfer of assistance to the bank.

2. Name of firm with address





Site Clearance Certificate

I/we (Name & address of farmer) ________________________ have handed over site of ________

sqm area to M/s. (Name of firm) _________________________ on dated ___________ for installation of

poly house/net house as per requirement and the firm has taken over the site for the purpose of installation

of structure as per terms and conditions as agreed in Tri Party Agreement.

Handed over Taken over

(Signature of farmer) (Authorized Signatory of firm with stamp)

Name: Name & designation:

Address:





Sanction Letter (Non-bankable Case)

Construction by firm

To

_____________________________ (Farmer Name)



_______________District: _______________

Memo. No. _______________ Dated: __________________

Subject: Sanction letter for installation of poly house/net house.

Ref: Application receipt No._____________ dated___________.

We have received your following documents:

1. Tri Party Agreement duly filled-in and signed by all the three parties.

2. Site clearance certificate duly signed by farmer and firm.

3. Design of the structure along with MI Component.

4. Cost estimate of the project.

On the basis of above documents sanction is hereby issued to Sh. / Smt.

___________________ Vill. _________________, District ______________ with the following

details:

HORTNET

Registration/

Application No.

Type of

structure

(Poly

house/net

house)

Area of

structure

(sqm.)

Total estimated

cost after

negotiations

(Rs.)

Estimated Govt.

contribution

(Rs.)

Estimated

farmer share

(Rs.)

We issue this sanction letter based on your submission of documents and firm shall comply with the

minimum departmental standards/ specifications for structure circulated to all and as amended to date. The

work shall be executed as per the design, specification and estimate as submitted to this office. The validity

of sanction letter shall be one year from the date of dispatch. After one year the beneficiary has to apply again for re-

____________________

_____________________

_____________________

_____________________


sanction or extension of validity. However, it is made clear that during re-sanction or extension the prevailing cost

norms and subsidy norms shall be followed.


DHO Office/ DHMIU, ____________.

CC:

1. The Director General Horticulture –cum-

Mission Director, HSHDA, Panchkula

2. Name of bank with address

3. Name of firm with address





Sanction Letter (Non-bankable Case)

Self Construction Case

To

_____________________________ (Farmer Name)



_______________District: _______________

Memo. No. _______________ Dated: __________________


Ref: Application receipt No._____________ dated___________.






On the basis of above documents sanction is hereby issued to Sh. / Smt. ___________________ Vill.

_________________, District ______________ with the following details:

HORTNET

Registration/

Application No.

Type

structure

house/net

house)

of

(Poly

Area of

structure (sqm.)

Total estimated

cost after

negotiations (Rs.)

Estimated Govt.

contribution (Rs.)

Estimated

farmer

(Rs.)

share


minimum departmental standards/ specifications for structure circulated to all and as amended to date. The work

shall be executed as per the design, specification and estimate as submitted to this office. The validity of sanction letter

shall be one year from the date of dispatch. After one year the beneficiary has to apply again for re-sanction or extension of

validity. However, it is made clear that during re-sanction or extension the prevailing cost norms and subsidy norms shall be

followed.



Encls: 1. Specifications of protected structure.

2. General terms & conditions of protected structure.

CC:

1. The Director General Horticulture –cum-

Mission Director, HSHDA, Panchkula





Sanction letter (Bankable Project)

To

_____________________________ (Farmer Name)



_______________District: _______________

Memo. No. _______________ Dated: __________________


Ref: Bank Appraisal Memo. No._____________ dated___________.






On the basis of above documents sanction is hereby issued to Sh. / Smt.

___________________ Vill. _________________, District ______________ with the following

details:

HORTNET

Registration/

Application No.

Type of

structure

(Poly

house/net

house)

Area of

structure

(sqm.)

Total estimated

cost after

negotiations

(Rs.)

Estimated Govt.

contribution

(Rs.)

Estimated

farmer share

(Rs.)


minimum departmental standards for structure circulated to all and as amended to date. The work shall be

executed as per the design, specification and estimate as submitted to this office. The validity of sanction

letter shall be one year from the date of dispatch. After one year the beneficiary has to apply again for re-sanction or

extension of validity. However, it is made clear that during re-sanction or extension the prevailing cost norms and

subsidy norms shall be followed.




Endst No. ________________ Dated: _____________.

To

1. Name of Firm

Address of Firm

2. The Branch Manager

(Name of Branch),

(Address of Branch, Distt.)

i. Vide your appraisal of letter no. _________ dated __________ kindly find attached

herewith, a cheque no. ______________ dated _________ of amount Rs.

______________ which is 50% amount of the total eligible subsidy of the project.

This is a front ended credit linked subsidy which will be governed by the bank‟s norms & guidelines. However, the bank is advised to make liasioning with our

officer while releasing assistance. The work flow of project is as given below:

a. The work shall be completed by the firm/farmer within 120 days.

b. There shall be two physical inspection of project. The first inspection after

completion of foundation work and delivery of complete steel material at project

location. You are requested to assist Joint Inspection Team (JIT)/ Third Party

Inspection (TPI), the information regarding date of visit shall be intimated to

you.

c. The final inspection shall be carried out by JIT/TPI after completion of project in

all respects. You are requested to assist inspection team; the information

regarding date of visit shall be intimated to you.

ii. The bank shall release assistance to the construction agency. The assistance shall be

released as one installment on the basis of final inspection report.

iii. The bank will submit to DHO/DHMIU the utilization certificate of subsidy released.

iv. The balance lying to the credit of the subsidy reserve funds A/c will not form the part

of the Demand and Time Liabilities for the purpose of SLR/CRR. Suitable

instructions in this regard by the RBI from time to time would be followed.

DHO/DHO-cum-Member Secretary


_______________________

____________________


(FORM-9)

WORK ORDER (Specimen copy to be issued by farmer to firm of his choice)

To

Firm Name : _____________________________

Address of firm : _____________________________

Subject: Work order for installation of HTGH/NVPH/Net house/WIT.

Ref: DHO sanction No._____________ dated___________.

I am pleased to give work order to your firm for installation of protected structure in my

field as per design, specifications and quotation of the structure given by you. Self-attested copy of design,

specification and quotation is hereby enclosed.

The work may be started at my site at earliest.

Encls. As above.

Signature

(Name of farmer)

CC:

1. The District Horticulture Officer

2. Name of bank with address, if financed

_______________________

____________________


(FORM-10) PROGRESS REPORT-I

(To be issued by farmer after foundation work and supply of material)

To

Firm Name : _____________________________

Address of firm : _____________________________

Subject: Progress Report after completion of foundation work and supply of

material at site.


As per my work order to your firm and start of work thereafter, the work of foundation and

other work was executed by your firm in my presence as per design and specification approved by me. All

the GI material supplied by firm at site is also as per design & specifications. I am satisfied with the quality

and quantity of material supplied. The GI certificate of material used at my site has been received by me

from firm as a matter of record. Therefore, I request you to continue the work and complete the same.

Date: Signature

(Name of farmer)

CC:







First Inspection Report

(After foundation and supply of material)

Name & Add. of Beneficiary: Sh _____________________S/o Sh.____________________,

VPO-___________________, Distt._________________Ph. No._____________________,

Date of inspection:______________________Firm: M/s ______________________________,

S.

No

Item. Remarks

(The inspection team to write

dimensions or either Yes or No in

the column below:

A. General Details

1 Sanction Letter Issued by DHO: Number & Date

2 Work order issued by farmer to firm: date

3 Whether copy of Progress report-1 issued by farmer handed

over to DHO (Yes/No)

4 Location of Structure (Khasra No. & Killa No.) :

B. Structure type & size

1 Type of structure (poly house/net house/ Walk-In-Tunnel)

2 Type of Steel Material (Tubular/Channel/Square/Rectangular)

3 Size of structure: (Gable Length X Gutter Length) =

___________sqm

C. Foundation inspection

4 Length of insertion pipe

5 Thickness of insertion pipe

6 Size of filled material in the pit (Length x width x depth)

7 Structure specification and quantity (Certificate and list to be

submitted by the firm that the material supplied is as per

design and specification)

8 Whether the material is complete or not. (Inspection team will

check the material as per the list attached)

9 Galvanization of structural parts (The certificate of

Galvanization of structural part is attached or not)

10 Gutter direction (Is North-South or not)

11 Shape of structure (regular /irregular)

12 Report submitted and comments: __________________

_____________________________________________

By JIT/TPI

Member JIT

/HQ

DHO Farmer Firm

Representative

Bank Representative

(if applicable)

_______________________

____________________


(FORM-12)

PROGRESS REPORT-II (To be issued by farmer after supply of cladding material)

To

Firm Name : _____________________________

Address of firm : _____________________________

Subject: Progress Report after supply of cladding material at site.


In continuation to earlier progress report. The firm has started the work of erection of steel

structure. The work is under progress. As on today the firm has supplied the cladding material as per

specification and quotation approved by me. I am satisfied with the quality and make of material supplied.

The guarantee/warrantee certificate of cladding material has been received by me from firm. Therefore, I

request the firm to continue the work and complete the same.

Date: Signature

(Name of farmer)

CC:




(FORM-13)

Letter Head of Firm

Completion Certificate Dated: __________

It is certified that the work of construction of protected structure as per details given below is

complete in all respects:

1. Name and address of beneficiary :

2. Location of structure : Killa No.______, Murabba No.___________

Village : ______________; Distt.___________________

3. Type of structure and area :

4. Sanction order no. & date :

5. Date of completion :

So, you are requested to arrange for final inspection and release the subsidy amount accordingly.

(Authorized Signatory of firm with stamp)

To

1. (Name & Address of Farmer) is requested to take-over the guarantee/ warrantee certificates of

Structure and cladding material.

2. District Horticulture Officer –cum- MS, DHMIU, ____________.

3. Name & Address of Bank, if bankable.

______________


(FORM-14) Possession Certificate

Dated: __________

It is certified that the work of construction of my protected structure as per details given below is

complete in all respects:

1. Name and address of beneficiary :

2. Location of structure : Killa No.______, Murabba No.__

Village : ______________; Distt.___________________

3. Type of structure and area :

4. Sanction order no. & date :

5. Date of completion :

As I have taken possession of aforesaid structure. The guarantee/warrantee certificates as applicable

have been received by me from the firm. I have acquired sufficient knowledge to operate Protected

Structures and cultivate the crop.

Signature

(Name:___________________

(s/o, d/o, w/o Sh.___________)

VPO _______________________

District: ____________________

To

District Horticulture Officer


Final Inspection Report of Protected Structures (NVPH)

S. No. Particulars Details

A 1. Date of Inspection

2. Inspection Report No.

3. Sanction Order No. & date

4. Name & Add. of Beneficiary

5. Work Order by farmer reference No. & date

6. Location of Structure Khasra No. Kila No.

7. Name of Firm M/s-

8. Grantee & Warrantee Certificate submitted by firm to famer

(Yes or No)

B Components Observations

9. Type of Structure

10. Size of Structure: (Gutter length X Gable length) …….X ...…=…………sqm 11. First Inspection Report No.

12. Shortcomings removed as per 1st

inspection rep.(Yes or No)

13. Structure (Columns)

14. Purlin Trusses

15. Clamps, Nut Bolts Fasteners

16. Grid size/Span size

17. Centre Height/Gutter height ( m)

18. Overall slope

19. Top vent

20. Profile & Spring Insert

21. Balcony & Corridor

22. Side wall curtain

23. Bottom apron

24. Entrance

25. Poly films

26. Insect Proof Net /Shade Net on sides

27. Shade Net above trellising system

28. Trellis System.

29. Foundation

C Irrigation System

30. FiltrationUnit

31. Drip irrigation system

32. Fogging/misting system

33. Rain water pipe

34. Remarks:

Member-1 (TP) Member-2 (TP) HDO/DHO Farmer Firm

Representative

Bank

Representative

(if applicable)


Final Inspection Report of Protected Structures

NET HOUSE (Tubular Structures with GI Pipes Purlin)






5. Work Order by farmerref No. date


7. Name of Firm M/s

8. Grantee & Warrantee Certificate

submitted by firm to famer (Yes or No)



10. Size of Structure:(gutter length X gable

length ) in m

…..….X……….= …………..sqm

11. First Inspection Report No.

12. Shortcomings removed as per 1st

inspection

rep.(Yes or No)

13. Main column and spacing

14. Purlin and truss members

15. Four way & five way Couplers

16. Nut Bolts & clamps

17. Centre Height

18. Profile-

19. Zigzag spring

20. Insect net

21. Entrance

22. Trellis System

23. Foundation

24. Shade Net

C Irrigation System

25. Filtration Unit



28. Remarks:


Representative

Bank

Representative

(if applicable)


Final Inspection Report of Protected Structures(Walk In Tunnel)

S.

No.

Particulars Details





5. Work Order by farmer reference date


7. Firm M/s

8. Grantee & Warrantee Certificate submitted by

firm (Yes or No)



10. Size of Structure

11. First Inspection Report No. & Remarks

(Shortcomings removed; Yes or No)

12. Main Column

13. Purlin GI pipes

14. Nut Bolts & clamps

15. Centre Height

16. Profile

17. Zigzag spring

18. Entrance-

19. Trellis System

20. Foundation

C Irrigation System

21. Filtration Unit


23. Remarks:


Representative

Bank

Representative

(if applicable)


Final Inspection Report of Protected Structures NET HOUSE (Tubular Structures with cable Purlin)






5. Work Order by farmer & date


7. Firm M/s

8. Grantee & Warrantee Certificate

submitted by firm (Yes or No)



10. Size of Structure

11. First Inspection Report No. & Remarks

(Shortcomings removed; Yes or No)

12. Main Column

13. Balcony

14. Trellis System

15. Centre Height

16. Accessories

17. Insect Proof Net

18. Shade Net

19. Entrance

C Irrigation System

20. Filtration Unit



23. Remarks:


Representative

Bank

Representative

(if applicable)


VERMICOMPOST UNIT

ESTIMATE

Name of Work:- Vermi Compost Unit Of Size = 240 sqft

1) Indicative Size of shed

First = 30‟x8‟ Second = 22‟ x 11‟

2) Indicative Size of Bed

Bed size = 11 ft length x 2 ft 9 inch width x 1 ft 9 inch height

No. of Beds = 2 per row

No. of Rows = 3 nos.

3) Raw Material

FYM or Waste Produce

Breeding material

4) Total Estimated Cost = Rs. 1,00,000/-

5) Maximum Assistance Amount @ 50% = Rs. 50,000/-


Mechanization: Sr.

No.

Component Specification Estimated

Cost

Maximum Eligible

Subsidy General

@ 25%

SC, S & M &

Women

@ 35%

1 Tractor (up to 20 PTO HP) 3,00,000/- 75,000/- 1,00,000/-SC, S & M &

Women

@ 50%

2 Power Tiller

a) Power tiller (below 8 BHP)

2 HP 2 Stroke Petrol engine (Air cooled) 20,000 8,000 10,000

5 to 7 HP 4 Stroke Diesel Engine (Air cooled) 80,000 32,000 40,000

7.5 HP 4 stroke Petrol/Diesel (air cooled) 1,00,000 40,000 50,000

b) Power tiller

(8 BHP & above)

8 to 12 HP Fuel capacity up to 10 litre, cooling

water up to 5 litre, oil capacity 2 litre. 1,20,000/- 48,000 60,000

12 to 14.5 HP Fuel tank Capacity 11-16 litre cooling

water 5 litre, Oil capacity 2.8-3.6 litre, 1,50,000/- 60,000 75,000

3 Tractor/Power tiller driven

equipments

a) Land Development, tillage

and seed bed preparation

equipments

Bed maker HP 30-40 30,000 12,000 15,000

b) Sowing, planting reaping,

spraying and digging

equipments

i) Potato Planter 2/4 row, Blade- 6mm plate, Sheet- up to

18 gage, HP above 25 30,000 12,000 15,000

ii) Potato Digger 2 row, Sheet 12-14 gage, Blade 5-6 mm

plate, HP up to 35-45 30,000 12,000 15,000

iii) Vegetable Seedling Trans

planter

30,000 12,000 15,000

Pro-tray Step Seeder 30,000 12,000 15,000

iv) Spray Pumps with complete

set

Tank capacity 400-500 litre with 100 mtr

pipe 10mm 30,000 12,000 15,000

Tank capacity above 500 up to 1000

litre with 100 mtr pipe 10 mm 30,000 12,000 15,000

Tank capacity above 1000 litre with 100

mtr pipe 10mm 30,000 12,000 15,000

c) Plastic mulch laying machine/

Power mulch maker

Blade 14-18, Weight 600-700, 70,000 28,000 35,000

4 Self-propelled Horticulture

Machinery

2,50,000 1,00,000 1,25,000

a) Mushroom

i Mushroom Compost Turner - 2,50,000 1,00,000 1,25,000

ii Automatic Mushroom

Sprayer Machine

- 1,00,000 40,000 50,000

iii Portable Mushroom Compost

Tunnel

- 2,50,000 1,00,000 1,25,000

iv Garlic/ Vegetable Planter Self propelled single row, vaccum 2,50,000 1,00,000 1,25,000


planter for multi-crop garlic internal

combustion engine, rowmaker, 40 HP, 2

drive wheels with release from the gear

motor, seed hopper capacity 5 or >5 litre

b) Vegetable Washer

6 ft

(32 inch dia) 8 HP motor

Drum dia 42 inch, frame making engine

75X6mm, pump 3x2.5‟, Machine length up to 13‟ Capacity (hour) up to 20 qntl,

65,000 26,000 32,500

8 ft




85,000 34,000 42,500

10 ft




95,000 38,000 47,500

12 ft




1,10,000 44,000 55,000

14 ft




1,20,000 48,000 60,000

c) Fruit & Vegetable Grader 2,50,000 1,00,000 1,25,000

d) Tree Pruners/Power saw

2 HP & above Chain 16” 10,000 4000 5000

3HP & above Chain 18” 20000 8000 10000

4 HP & above Chain 20” 25,000 10,000 12500

5 HP & above Chain 25” 45000 18000 22500

7 HP & above Chain 36” 75000 30000 37500

e) Power sprayers

1 to 2 HP Battery operated up to 16 litre capacity

with spray gun 5,000 2,000 2500

1 to 2 HP Operated by 2 stroke petrol/diesel engine 10000 4000 5000

2 to 3 HP Operated by 2 Stroke petrol/ diesel

engine 15000 6000 7500

3 to 4 HP above 50cc 30,000 12,000 15,000

f) Hydraulic Platform 2,50,000 1,00,000 1,25,000

g) Citrus Grader 2,50,000 1,00,000 1,25,000

h) Compost Spreader

i) Fruit Picker (5 to 15 HP) 20m poly urethane Hoss, 6X8 dia with

fitting Cutting capacity >30mm 2,50,000 1,00,000 1,25,000

5 Import of new machines &

tools for horticulture for

demonstration purpose

(Public sector)

50,00,000

(100% in

public

sector)

- -

Note: To facilitate the horticulture growers to purchase Machinery and Equipments as per their choice, the farmers are

allowed to purchase machinery and equipments from open market irrespective of empanelment of agencies. The

assistance shall be given to the beneficiaries directly on the basis of inspection and subsidy shall not exceed the norms

fixed under the MIDH guidelines. The following information shall also be embossed on the machinery and inspection

report be submitted on the basis of these criteria including specification:

1. Sr. No. of Machinery

2. Year of manufacture

3. MIDH, Haryana


Mushroom Compost Turner:

Mushroom growing is a labor intensive activity. Now-a-days, there is acute shortage of laborers in farm sector. Decreasing availability of farm labor has become constraint for mushroom production. Further low yield per quintal of straw is due to poor quality of compost production. Hence it is proposed that compost turning machine should be provided to mushroom growers through NHM.

1. Button Mushroom Compost Turner Significance

Mixing of different components of compost is necessary for good quality compost, which

can be given with costly and heavy mechanical equipment (JCB) with a slower rate and

improper mixing or with manual labor in current practices.

Air is an essential element for aerobic bacterial growth for a good digestion of cellulose

component of straw for good quality compost, which can be given by mechanical

equipment only (Blowers) in current practices.

Moisture level is important parameter for good bacterial growth and functionality, which

can be maintained through manually in current practices.

In consideration of these mechanically operated Compost Turner should be introduced.

Function:

Used in Button mushroom composting preparation

Mix compost components properly during turning process

Provide good aeration

Maintain moisture level in compost

Benefits:

Proper mixing with higher mixing rate per hour.

Support Mixing, Aeration, Moisture level& Bacterial Growth.

Cost effective than current practices.

Material & Component:

SS for Water involving components. MS for mechanically involved components.


Specification Operation: 50-60 HP Tractor

Size:30’ x 15’ x 14’

Frame Structure: Chasis: 180 x 90 x 5 Thk Rect. Section

Hood: 90 x 90 x 5 Thk. Square Section

Effluent Tank:2000L S.S. Tank

Capacity:400MT compost turning per hour

Approximate Price:7.15Lac

Sample Models


Water Spray Machine

Water plays an important role in mushroom growth. Water requirement of mushroom is met by misting & watering casing soil. More & less water affects production & quality of mushroom. Less watering reduces humidity & weight of mushroom. So, it is quiet necessary to maintain required humidity & moisture in mushroom house. It is proposed that water mushroom spray machine should be introduced for mushroom growers. It will also reduce dependence on labor & manual errors.

1) Water Spray Machine

Significance:

Watering mushrooms & maintaining humidity level is always a matter of practice in

mushroom business.

Too hot/cold water cause the room temperature fluctuate which affect smooth growth of

mycelia.

A number of problems are caused because of wrong humidity level present in the

mushroom culture room (i.e. Bacterial Blotch at high humidity conditions & weak brown

mushroom mycelia in dry conditions) cause into low production.

Complete Automatic Mushroom Sprayer Machine automatically spray water in mushroom culture

room homogeneously to avoid unequal watering as well as over or lesser spray conditions and

maintain humidity continuously.

Functions:

Functional in both modes: Automatic and manual o Completely automatic function

No need of worker to control the system or watering the mushrooms Maintain humidity24x7 Computer control for global view over internet

Completely avoid over or lesser spray problems Benefits:

This system allow mushroom to grow in a constant humidity (80-85%), which improve

the quality of mushrooms.

Consume lesser electricity for minimum cycle cost.

Culture Room Conditions can be viewed from anywhere over internet.

Material & component:

SS Tank for conditioning of 200Liter water in one time.

Spraying system to support min-max 1-20 spray trees of 6 tiers together or 150 Nozzles

simultaneously.


Specification

Operation: 1HP Electrical

Tank Capacity: 200L

Sprayer Capacity: 150 Nozzles simultaneously

Price: Rs. 1,00,000/-

Sample Models


Mushroom Sprayer trees

A very easy theory to read but very difficult practice to learn, “How much water do mushrooms

need”?

- No one can give the exact answer until the grower starts using spray tree to spray over

mushrooms.

Significance:

Over spray/Dry conditions are always a threat for a grower despite best of their efforts.

Humidifiers are used to raise humidity in culture room.

Misters and shower hits mushrooms, give excess of water causing water logging & excess

of water on injured mushroom is an invitation for infection and low yield.

Provides appropriate amount of water with gentle & delicate spray without hitting and

injuring mushrooms and Let them allow feeling perfect moisture to healthy growing.

Function:

Spray water upon beds/bags.

Increase humidity instantaneously.

Benefits:

Low consumption of water

No need of humidifiers for humidity

Complete cure for water logging and excess watering or less watering

Material & Components:

Nozzles

On/off valve

Pressure gauge

Mushroom Sprayers

a. For Button Mushroom Spray Tree

No. of Nozzles Price 7 Rs. 17000 6 Rs. 15000 5 Rs. 12000 4 Rs. 10000 3 Rs. 8000


b. Automatic Spray System

According to installation size

Sample Models


Portable Mushroom Compost Tunnel

In Haryana button mushroom is being grown in winter season & for which compost is

prepared by long method manually & not pasteurized. Compost prepared by this

method causes pollution, harbors pathogens of mushroom diseases & pest and give

lesser yield of mushroom as compared to pasteurized compost. Mushroom growers

grow mushrooms on leased lands as well as shifts from one place to another in

seasons. So, they don’t prefer to construct fixed compost pasteurization tunnel. For sustaining mushroom production in Haryana, it is necessary to produce quality

compost. To produce disease free, pasteurized compost, it is proposed that Portable

Mushroom Compost Tunnel should be introduced.

Material & Components:

Machine Size: 7.5 x 2.35 x 3.5 meter

Tunnel Size: 6 x 2.15 x 2 meter

Tunnel Body: Insulated

Inner Material: SS

Outer Material: MS

Blower Power: 5Hp

Generator Set: 10 KVA

No. of Tyre: 6

Approximate Price: Rs. 15 lacs.


Training Courses

Gardener Course: Cost structure for two courses in one year Sr.

No.

Activity Amount

(Rs.)

1. Stipend @ Rs. 1000/- per trainee for 25

trainees x 6 months x 2 courses in a year

3,00,000

2. Course material 50,000

3. Operational support 5,00,000

4. Support to Institutes for strengthening

infrastructure (one time)

6,50,000

Total 15,00,000

Supervisor (One year course): Cost structure

Sr.

No.

Activity Amount

(Rs.)


trainees

4,50,000





10,00,000

Total 20,00,000

Entrepreneur (three months course): Cost structure

Sr.

No.

Activity Amount

(Rs.)


trainees

75,000



Cost without infrastructure 3,25,000



10,00,000

Total Cost with infrastructure 13,25,000 Note: Cost of infrastructure shall be claimed only one time.


Checklist-5


Post-Harvest Management:

Subcomponent name: Pack House



MS/DHMIU, attached

Yes/No



4 List with rates of mandatory items, attached Yes/No

5 List with rates of optional items, attached

6 Affidavit from the beneficiary farmer/entrepreneur duly attested by First Class

Magistrate with the following information, attached

Yes/No


b) That the project will be built on the land with Khasra no.:_________, Kila no.:

_______________, Khewat no.____________











Post-Harvest Management:


Sub-component name: Cold Storage/Integrated PHM Projects etc.



MS/DHMIU, attached

Yes/No




Filled in Format as on pages 15-17 (Format-3)





Magistrate/Notary with the following information, attached

Yes/No


b) That the project will be built on the land with Khasra no.:_________, Kila No:

________________ Khewat no.____________











PHM Infrastructure

S.

No.

Component Estimated Cost Maximum

assistance

amount 1 Onion Storage

(capacity 25 MT) – indicative

sketch and design enclosed

1,75,000 87,500

Indicative Capacity

S.

No.

Component Size Capacity

1 Cold store 3.4 cum (120

cuft)

1 MT

2 Reefer Trucks 3.0 cum (100

cuft)

1 MT

NOTE

The suggested types of Cold Storages/PHM infrastructures/Pack Houses

for different fruits or vegetables has been circulated vide letter No. 674-94/Hort-

APO/NHM-25/11 Dated 15.05.2014 and shall be followed in this respect.


Detailed Estimate for Construction of

Pack House (Vegetable & Some Fruits)

A) Components of pack house

1. Civil Work: Covered area of 9x6 m with PCC flooring.

2. Mandatory Items

a. SS Grading Table (8x4 ft)

b. Plastic Crates (200 nos.)

c. Weighing Machine (1 no., 200 kg capacity)

3. SS Racks (2 Nos., 5‟x5‟x2‟)

4. Optional Items

a. Machinery & Equipments related to Pack House only.

B) Subsidy Norms

Sr.

No.

Items Indicative

Costs

(Rs. in lacs)

Subsidy

(Rs. in lacs)

1 Components of pack house

Room Size (9x6 mtr) 2.00 1.00

2 Mandatory Items

a. SS Grading Table (8x4 ft) 0.24 0.12

b. Plastic Crates (200 nos.) 0.50 0.25

c. Weighing Machine (1 no., 200 kg

capacity)

0.06 0.03

d. Industrial grade steel Racks with paint

(2 nos., 5‟x5‟x2‟) 0.50 0.025

3. Machinery & Equipments (Small

grader/wrapping/shrinking

machine/washing etc.)

0.70 0.35

Total 4.00 2.00

NOTE: - Item at Sr. No. 1 & 2 are compulsory for availing assistance under Pack House.

Assistance under item No. 3 shall be given only when purchased by the beneficiary and

subsidy in this component shall be released on Bill/Invoice physically verified upto

maximum cost limit of Rs. 70,000/-.


Checklist-7


General Projects

Subcomponent name: ___________



MS/DHMIU, attached

Yes/No










Yes/No



no.____________ or Plot no._______











ONE DAY SEMINAR ON

PESTICIDE RESIDUAL EFFECTS ON FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

(TENTATIVE PROGRAMME)

Sr.

No.

Topic to be covered Duration To be Delivered By

Registration

and

Refreshment

1. Initiative taken by horticulture department on

pesticides residual effects

20 min Nodal Officer, SLMC/Deptt. of

Horticulture on Pesticide

Residual Effect

2. Safe and Judicious use of pesticides 30 min Entomologist/CCSHAU

3. Safe and Judicious use of weedicides 30 min Agronomist/CCSHAU

4. Good Agricultural Practices 30 min GAP Expert/HSHDA

5. Use of Integrated Pest/Disease Management in

Fruits and Vegetables

30 min Pathologist/CCSHAU, Hisar

6. Use of Bio-Pesticides/Pheromone traps in

horticultural crops

30 min Entomologist/CCSHAU

Lunch Break

7. Package and Practices of important horticultural

crops

30 min Horticulturist/CCSHAU

8. Organic Farming practices in horticultural crops 30 min Soil Scientist/CCSHAU

9. Use of alternate technologies namely protected

cultivation to reduce pesticide use

30 min Protected Cultivation Expert/

Deptt. of Horticulture

10. Pesticide Residual Effect and Regulations 30 min Expert/GOI Plant Quarantine

Question Answers & Distribution of Promotional

Kits

Tea

Expected No. of Participants : 100

o Farmers/FIGs/K. Club : 60

o Pesticide Dealers : : 15

o Extn. Officers : 10

o House wives : 10

o Vegetable vendors : 05

Expected Expenditure : Rs. 2,00,000/-

o Registration Kit

100Kits @ Rs. 500/- : Rs. 50,000/-

o Refreshment & Lunch:

100 persons x @ Rs.700 : Rs. 70000/-

o Honorarium : Rs. 15000/-

o Promotional Kit :

24 kits @ Rs. 625/- : Rs. 15,000/-

o Contingencies : Rs. 20,000/-

o Site visit (Two sites & 2 buses): Rs. 30,000/-

Note: The cost norms mentioned above is indicative which may vary


ONE DAY TRAINING PROGRAMME

ON

PESTICIDE RESIDUAL EFFECTS ON FRUITS AND VEGETABLES


Sr.

No.


Registration and

Refreshment

1. Initiative taken by horticulture department

on pesticides residual effects and P & P

30 min DHO

2. Safe and Judicious use of

pesticides/weedicides & IPM

30 min Entomologist/CCSHAU

3. Good Agricultural Practices 30 min GAP Expert/HSHDA

4. Use of Integrated Pest/Disease

Management in Fruits and Vegetables

30 min Pathologist/CCSHAU, Hisar

5. Organic Farming/New Technologies/Bio-

Pesticides etc.

30 min. Expert/ CCSHAU, Hisar/Deptt.

Question Answers & Distribution of Spray

Kits

40 min Farmers

Lunch Break


o Farmers/FIGs/K. Club : 30

o Pesticide Dealers : 05


o House wives : 15

Expected Expenditure : Rs. 15000/-


60 persons x @ Rs.200 : Rs. 12000/-

o Contingencies/Honorarium: Rs. 3000/-

Spray Kits (To be distributed during Question Answers Session)

o Rs. 80,000/- per district

Rs. Spray Pumps

@ Rs. 1500/- (only branded) x 30 = Rs. 45,000/-

Plant Protection accessories ( Mask, Gloves, Gum shoes, Cap, Apron,

glasses)

@ Rs. 750/- (approx.) x 30 = Rs. 22,500/-

Promotional kits

20 gifts @ 625/- = Rs. 12,500/-



ONE DAY TRAINING PROGRAMME

ON

HORTICULTURE FOR SC FAMILIES OF STATE

Under

SCSP SCHEME


Sr.

No.


Registration and

Refreshment

1. Initiative taken by horticulture

department

30 min DHO

2. Mushroom Cultivation 30 min Expert

3. Vegetable Cultivation 30 min Expert

4. Handling of Farm Produce 30 min PHM Expert

5. Plant Protection 30 min. Pathologist

Question Answers & Distribution of

Spray Kits

40 min Farmers

Lunch Break


o SC Farmers

Expected Expenditure : Rs. 15000/-


40 persons x @ Rs.200 : Rs. 8000/-

o Contingencies/honorarium: Rs. 3000/- (@ Rs. 1000/- per speaker)

o Promotional kit : Rs. 4000/- (to be distributed during

Question Answer Session)



ONE DAY SEMINAR ON

COLD CHAIN DEVELOPMENT


Sr. No. Topic to be covered Schedule Duration To be Delivered By

900 to 1000 hrs Registration

and

Refreshment

HDO/APO, Sonepat

1. Initiative taken by horticulture

department on Cold Chain

Development and Finance

availability

1000 to 1015

hrs

15 min Nodal Officer, Cold Chain

Deptt. of Horticulture

2. Norms and Guidelines &

Capacity building programmes

1015 to 1045

hrs

30 min NCCD Representative

Tea Break

3. Cold Chain Technologies for

Fruits and Vegetables.

1100 to 1145

hrs

45 min NCCD Representative

6. Alternative Energy Options

from Strengthening energy

efficiency cold chain

management.

1145 to 1215

hrs

30 min MNRE Representative

7. Interactive discussion 1215 to1300

hrs

45 min Farmers, NCCD,

CCSHAU, Cold Storage

Owners & Horticulture

Deptt.

Lunch Break 1300 to 1400

hrs

8. Site Visist 1400 to 1600

hrs

2 hrs Visit to Pack Houses &

CA Stores in Rai & Kundli

(Sonepat)


o Cold Store Entrepreneurs/FPOs : 50


o F & V Wholesalers : 25

Expected Expenditure : Rs. 2,00,000/-

o Registration Kit

100Kits @ Rs. 700/- : Rs. 70,000/-

o Refreshment & Lunch :

100 persons x @ Rs.700 : Rs. 70000/-

o Honorarium: Rs. 15000/-

o Contingencies : Rs. 15,000/-

o Site visit (Two sites & 2 buses) : Rs. 30,000/-



Checklist-7


General Projects

Subcomponent name: ___________



MS/DHMIU, attached

Yes/No










Yes/No



no.____________ or Plot no._______











Micro Irrigation

(On Farm Water Management)

under

National Mission for Sustainable Agriculture

Norms

&

Guidelines


B. Micro Irrigation

General Guidelines

National Mission on Micro Irrigation has been subsumed into National Mission for

Sustainable Agriculture (NMSA) by Govt. of India. Norms & guidelines of NMSA shall be

applicable from 2014-15. Further, it has been decided that till formation of various committees

under NMSA, committees of NMMI shall remain in existance.

1. Norms & Pattern of Assistance

i. Norms and guidelines would be as per the GOI guidelines and a norm fixed for the year

2014-15 under NMSA, maximum limit is 5 ha per beneficiary.

ii. The limit of assistance is 70% for small & marginal farmers and 60% for other farmers

in drip irrigation and mini sprinkler irrigation in horticultural crops.

iii. Micro irrigation scheme is to be implemented as per the rates of registered firms

uploaded on MI-NET, and instructions issued by Director General Horticulture from

time to time.

iv. Scheme shall be popularized mainly through Implementing Agencies constituted/to be

constituted under the Scheme.

v. Prices of firms with maximum ceiling shall be uploaded on the MI-NET for the purpose

of estimation.

vi. Quantum of subsidy shall be governed by the unit cost fixed by Govt. of India, but not

by the prices quoted by firm.

vii. Tri-Party Agreement shall be executed between farmer, firm and Implementing Agency

(DHO-cum-Member Secretary, DHMIU concerned).

viii. Physical inspection-cum-trial run shall be conducted by third party (NABCONS) before

releasing of assistance.

ix. Implementing Agency shall take necessary action on release of subsidy on the basis of

physical inspection-cum-trial run report to be submitted by NABCONS.

2. Eligibility Criteria for availing assistance

i. Farmer &/or entrepreneur having land ownership in Haryana State and growing

horticultural crops.

ii. In case of non-ownership of land, registered lease agreement between the parties for

minimum 10 years shall be considered.

iii. Farmers shall be free to procure material from any registered firm of his choice.

iv. Subsidy will be admissible both in loan and non-loanee cases.

v. Subsidy in loan cases would be released in loanee‟s bank account. vi. Subsidy would be admissible only to the beneficiary having as assured source of

irrigation (tube-well/water tank supported with engine).

3. Procedure for availing assistance for installation of MIS

i. All the cases shall be processed through MI-NET

ii. Farmers may fill up application directly on MI-NET and there is no requirement of user

ID or password for farmer. Farmers can also apply through registered MI firm or


through department offices and for which user ID and passwords are required and are

being provided.

iii. After filling of application online, the farmer name shall be visible to all registered firms

in the state. Any register firm can be contacted or they can contact the farmer vice-

versa.

iv. On finalization of firm by the farmer, the firm will survey the site, prepare estimate and

design, upload the requisite documents online for sanctioning the case by District

Horticulture Officer on recommendation of Horticulture Development Officer.

v. Sanction shall be issued by District Horticulture Officer-cum-Member Secretary,

DHMIU as per the Action Plan of the district and budget provision.

vi. After sanction of case, Tri-Party Agreement shall be executed by farmer, firm and

District Horticulture Officer-cum-Member Secretary, DHMIU.

vii. Upon installation, the concerned firm shall send intimation for inspection online to

DHO and Third Party hired by the Department.

viii. Third Party shall conduct physical verification-cum-trial run of micro irrigation system.

ix. District Horticulture Officer-cum-Member Secretary, DHMIU shall take action on

release of assistance on the basis of physical verification-trial run report given by Third

Party.

x. Detail of payment shall be uploaded on MI-NET by DHO.

xi. Time for action has been prescribed under Tri-Party Agreement and flow chart.

4. Inspection procedure

i. On the installation intimation, the physical inspection-cum-trial run shall be conducted

by Third Party within time period prescribed under TPA.

ii. Third Party shall operate MI-NET for filling up of inspection data and submit hard copy

of same to DHMIU concerned with signature, designation and stamp of inspection team

members.

iii.During inspection, embossing of CML no. & specification of item shall be checked and

recorded.

iv.One officer from department shall accompany the inspection team of Third Party to

ensure proper site and beneficiary.

4. Draft of Tri-Party Agreement

The Deed of agreement executed on this day of ______ 20__ (Two thousand _____ ) at ___________,

Dist._______ among District Horticulture Mission Implementation Unit (hereinafter called the “DHMIU”) as Implementing Agency of Micro Irrigation under National Mission for Sustainable Agriculture (NMSA)

having its office at---------------------------, which expression shall be deemed to include its successors and

assigns on the one part, (District Horticulture Officer).

AND

Shri/Smt______________________________________Resident of village: _____________, Tehsil:

___________________, District: _______________, Haryana State (hereinafter called “Farmer”), which


expression shall be deemed to include his/her heirs, executors, administrators and assigns on the second

part.

AND

SELECTED SUPPLIER, i.e., Registered firm selected by farmer for installation of MI system (Drip

Irrigation System or Mini/Micro Sprinkler System), to provide and maintain system (during three years),

M/s _______ address:___ (hereinafter called the MIS supplier), which

expression shall be deemed to include its successors and assigns on the Third part, (Represented by

_________________________).

Government of Haryana vide Notification No. 1315-Agri.II(5)-2006/10516, dated 14/06/2006 designated

DHMIU as an Implementing Agency for implementation of MIS in the District on behalf of Government of

Haryana.

Farmer, therefore, approached DHMIU vide application dated ______ which is received by DHMIU vide

receipt No.________ and farmer requested for installation of Drip Irrigation System / Mini/Micro Sprinkler

System (tick mark on applicable) on _________ hectare/s of land situated in village ___________, Tehsil

___________, Dist. ________, Haryana State.

DHMIU has agreed to organize installation of MIS on farmer‟s field through approved and selected MIS supplier by farmer on the following terms and conditions, obligations and responsibilities of each party as

under.

1. APPLICATION REGISTRATION

1.1 DHMIU has received above referred application from MIS supplier selected by farmer in Form-1 after

conducting site survey along with design and cost estimates as per requirement of the farmer, soil and

water testing report, original copy of land records, and attested copy of ration card and other prescribed

proof to ascertain the beneficiary family.

2. SANCTION LETTER:

2.1 DHMIU of concerned district received following estimates from MIS supplier duly accepted by farmer

and after verification DHMIU has accorded sanction with following detail:

Farmer

Type

Reg.

No.

Area

(Ha.)

Crop Type of

MIS

Estimated

total cost of

MIS (Rs.)

Estimated Govt.

contribution

(Rs.)

Estimated

farmer share

(Rs.)

2.2 DHMIU issued sanction letter vide memo. no. ________ dated _________ with copy to Farmer and

MIS supplier selected by farmer in Form-2.


3. SIGNING OF TPA (TRI PARTY AGREEMENT):

3.1 This tri-party agreement is signed by the farmer, authorized representative of MIS supplier and

District Horticulture Officer on behalf of DHMIU of concerned district. Farmer has paid amount of

difference between MIS cost and entitled Government subsidy in cash / by bank DD.

3.2 The Tri-Party Agreement shall be effective from the date of signing.

4. TRENCHING AND REFILLING OF TRENCHING:

4.1 Farmer agreed to undertake trenching work at his own cost as per trenching plan of approved design

and advice of MIS supplier and hand over the farm site to the MIS supplier for installation of

approved MI System within 7 days from the date of signing of TPA. Farmer also agreed to refill the

trenches only after installation and inspection is over. The cost of this trenching work is to be borne

by the farmer.

4.2 Farmer agreed that in case farmer does not hand over farm site after trenching within 7 Days from the

date of signing tri-party agreement, the work of installation will be delayed and for the same MIS

supplier will not be responsible.

4.3 Farmer shall issue site clearance certificate having signature of authorized signatory of MIS supplier

as taken over of site for installation of structure in Form-3.

5. INSTALLATION AND INSPECTION OF MI SYSTEM:

5.1 Farmer agreed to construct suitable pucca platform as per guidance given by the MIS Supplier for

creation of platforms for filter, fertigation tank, head control unit and also take up other involved

civil works. The cost of civil work as above is to be borne by the farmer.

5.2 Farmer should provide suitable pumping unit, power and voltage adequate for

running the pump at his own cost.

5.3 MIS supplier shall undertake installation activity and complete installation work in a maximum

period of 30 days of handing over of clear site after completion of trenching work referred under

clause 4.1.

5.4 MIS supplier should intimate DHMIU of concerned district in writing for completion of MI System

and for inspection. The physical-cum-trial run inspection will be conducted within 15 days by

departmental officer/officers from the date of the call from MIS supplier and issue inspection report

in Form-4.

5.5 MIS supplier should ensure that trenches are kept open at defined locations for physical verification

cum trial run.

5.6 Farmer will remain present at the time of physical cum trial run inspection to be carried out.

5.7 After inspection of trial run, farmer will take over MI System from MIS supplier and issue

satisfaction certificate in Form-5.


5.8 The farmer is free to choose any other approved supplier, in case the delay in installation by the

selected MIS supplier is more than a month. Delay may be counted from the date of handing over of

site.

5.9 Farmer agreed to provide safe storage place to MIS supplier for storing various

components/instruments required for installation of MI system subject to watch and ward of

supplier.

6. GOVERNMENT CONTRIBUTION ON MIS

6.1 DHMIU will calculate Government contribution (subsidy), farmer share for MI System as per the

provisions under the scheme.

6.2 As per requirement of Government contribution entitlement, farmer is required to maintain MIS

system for 10 years from the date of handing over MIS by MIS supplier. In case MIS is not available

on the farmer‟s field during 10 years from the date of handing over MIS by MIS supplier to the farmer due to any of reasons, farmer will not be entitled for benefit of subsidies under Govt. scheme.

6.3 This agreement will be considered as part of undertaking for the purpose of subsidy.

7. OTHER OBLIGATIONS OF THE FARMER

7.1 Farmer agreed to settle (pay or receive) the account, after the implementation of MIS on the field and

MIS supplier agreed to collect/pay difference amount.

7.2 The farmer agreed not to change / modify / remove / dispose / resell the system during the 10 years

period. The farmer shall note that DHMIU and/or MIS supplier will not be responsible for any

consequences like Government contribution entitlement variation due to amendments issued by

Government, reduction in yield, crop damages etc. arising out of such change / modification /

removal / disposal / sale / damage of the system by the farmer.

7.3 DHMIU and/or MIS supplier will not be responsible for damages of equipments / instruments due to

any act on the part of the farmer.

7.4 The farmer cannot create any lien / charge or transfer the MI system fully or any portion thereof.

8. PAYMENTS

8.1 DHMIU will release Govt. share to MIS supplier, on receipt of invoice along with inspection report,

satisfaction certificate from farmer confirming receipt of MI System etc within 15 days subject to

availability of funds.

8.2 The Government contribution (subsidy) of the MIS will be made directly by DHMIU to MI supplier

(Registered firm).

8.3 In case farmer intentionally does not accept the system after installation and successful trial

run, DHMIU will have overriding power to release payment to MIS supplier on the basis of

inspection report.


9. REPAIRS DURING GUARANTEE PERIOD BY MIS SUPPLIER:

9.1 MIS supplier shall undertake repair or replace any components/instruments of the system within

guarantee period, if they are found to have manufacturing defects or workmanship defects.

9.2 The authorized representatives of MIS supplier shall carry out the repairs or the replacement of

instrument/component within 7 working days of the receipt of the complaints in writing from the

farmer or through DHMIU.

9.3 Farmer will pay cost of fittings/ spares and consumables which are not under guarantee period and

as the maintenance job is over, against the bill of fittings / spares.

10. HANDING OVER “AS MADE DESIGN MAP”

10.1 MIS suppliers will hand over after trial run of the MI System, a complete and updated “As Made Design Map‟‟ to the farmer. The map should include a clear presentation of the head control unit,

water carrier and distribution system including pipelines, location of valves, air release valves,

junctions and other components etc.

10.2 Along with this, irrigation schedule, fertigation schedule, copy of techno economic report of all

crops for which design is made and literature explaining maintenance schedule will be given by

MIS supplier to the farmer.

11. OTHER TERMS

11.1 The farm productivity does not depend on the use of micro irrigation system alone. It is also

impacted by other factors such as planting materials, application of inputs in terms of quantity and

schedule, incidence of diseases, the soil quality and weather conditions etc. Hence the scope of

responsibility of MIS supplier is limited to the MI system supplied, technical guidance and

interaction with the farmer about the system and its maintenance.

11.2 MIS supplier is not responsible for any consequential damages / liabilities arising out of power

fluctuation pump / water source failure; mishandling, vandalism or any other factors beyond the

control of MIS supplier.

11.3 Farmer should safeguard, operate and maintain the micro irrigation system by maintaining desired

pressure and the farmer should maintain discharge and timely and regular upkeep and chemical

treatment of the system. Farmer should clean filter elements, bulk washing media filters, flushing of

laterals and sub mains etc. at his own cost as per the guidelines provided by MIS supplier and

operate the system regularly to maintain optimum soil moisture level throughout the crop life cycle.

11.4 Farmer should strictly follow the guidelines for system operation & maintenance given by the MIS

supplier for successful performance of the system.

11.5 Farmer should not lodge any false complaint / claim or to create any unpleasant situation and try to

settle differences and disputes if any amicably and as far as possible at local level through

concerned DHMIU and / or In charge/MIS supplier.


11.6 If at any time during the continuance of this contract, the performance in whole or in part by either

party of any obligation under this contract shall be prevented or delayed by reason of any war,

hostility, act of the public enemy, civil commotion, sabotage, fires, floods, explosion, epidemics,

quarantine restriction, strikes, lock-outs or acts of God (herein referred to as event), then provided

written notice of the happening of any such event is given by either party to the other within 60

days from the date of occurrence thereof, neither party shall by reason of such event be entitled to

terminate this contract nor shall either party have any claim for damages against the other in respect

of such non-performance or delay in performance, and deliveries / services under this contract shall

be resumed as soon as practicable after such event has come to end or ceased to exist and the

decision of DHMIU as to whether the deliveries have been submitted or not shall be final and

conclusive.

11.7 Dispute among the DHMIU, farmer and MIS supplier shall be settled through arbitrator appointed

with the consent of parties.

11.8 Director General Horticulture, Haryana will be appellant authority in case the dispute is not settled

through arbitrator.

11.9 Any suit or proceedings to enforce the rights of either party under this Agreement shall be

instituted and tried only in the court of concerned district and by no other Courts, and parties hereto

expressly agree to submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of Courts in concerned district.

11.10 The contents of this Agreement have been explained fully to the Farmer and the farmer has signed

this Agreement after fully understanding the contents of this Agreement.

1. Name of District Horticulture Officer Signature with Stamp

2. Name and Designation of Authorized

Signatory of MIS Supplier

Signature with Stamp

3. Name and address of farmer Signature / Thumb Impression


HORTICULTURE DEPARTMENT HARYANA


Application (Form-1)

(Free of cost)

Affix passport size

photo of farmer

Drip/Mini Sprinkler/Micro Sprinkler ownership application form

Only office use :

Application No. Date of application:

Date of document checking :

Date of entry :

To be filled by farmer

11. General Information

Farmer Name : _____________________ Category ________(ST/SC/OBC/GEN)

Address : __________________________________________________________________

Village : ______________ Pin Code : __________ Distt. ___________________

Phone No. (STD Code _________) Mob. No. _____________

Total land of farmer

SN Village Name Block Khasra No. Hectare Crop

Total Hectares

12. Water source : Well/Tube well/ Canal/ Tank (Please tick)

12.1 Khasra No. of field having water source :___________

12.2 Motor HP ______________ or Diesel Engine HP : ____________

12.3 Pump head : _______________________ foot

12.4 Delivery : ________________________ (mm)

12.5 In case of tank dimension (l x w x d) : _______________

13. Quality of Water : Good/Brackish : _____________________

14. Daily availability of electricity to run pump: _______________

5. Information regarding MIS system installed previously, if any;


SN Khasra

No.

System

type

Hectares Crop Supplier

Name

Year of

installation

Received

subsidy

amount

6. Present MIS requirement:

SN Khasra No. System type Hectares Crop

7. Selected MIS supplier : M/s. ______________________________________

8. I and my fellow farmers agree to get MIS installed from the preferred MIS supplier,

registered under the NMMI and ready to pay whatever comes up as our share for the system.

9. I and my fellow farmers agree that we would care for the MIS system for a period of 10

years and would never sell or replace this system during the period mentioned. In any

violation of the above agreement, I shall be liable to pay subsidy amount back to

government agency.

10. I and my fellow farmers are ready for TPA and would pay farmer share to company.

11. I declare that whatever information I have given above is true and any misleading

information from my side makes me liable to pay the subsidy amount to the government

agency.

Name:

Date: Yours faithfully

Signature

Following documents with true copies:

2. Soil & Water Testing Report

3. Original copy of land records.

4. Attested copy of ration card.

5. Attested copy of identity proof.




Sanction Letter

(Form-2)

Based on documents and cost estimate for installation of MIS at the farm of Sh.

_____________ Vill.__________, District _____________ sanction is hereby accorded with

following detail:-

Farmer

Type

Reg.

No.

Area

(Ha.)

Crop Type of

MIS

Estimated

total cost

of MIS

(Rs.)

Estimated

Govt.

contribution

(Rs.)

Estimated

farmer

share

(Rs.)

A TRI PARTY AGREEMENT (TPA) which is to be prepared on non-judicial stamp

paper of Rs.100/- (cost of stamp paper and attestation fee if any, to be borne by farmer) and signed

by Farmer, MIS supplier and District Horticulture Officer on behalf of DHMIU and attested by

Notary Public is required to be submitted within 7 days of this sanction letter. The work may be

executed after submission of TPA.

DHO-cum-Member Secretary,

DHMIU, ____________.

To

1. Sh. _________________ S/o Sh. ____________,

Vill. _________________ District ___________

2. Registered Firm




Site Clearance Certificate (Form-3)

I (Name & address of farmer) have handed over clear site of _____ ha. area after trenching

work to M/s. (Name of MIS supplier) on dated ___________ for installation of MI system as per

requirement.

Handed over Taken over

(Signature of farmer) (Signature of MIS Supplier/ authorized

representative)



National Mission on Micro Irrigation

Inspection Report (Form-4)

Name & Address of Farmer:

Contact No. (Landline/mobile No.):

Date of Inspection:

Date on which intimation received from MIS Supplier for inspection:

1 Area covered under MI System -----------ha

2 Type of MI System

3 Spacing (mtr.)

4 Crop

5 Material used in system is conforming to BIS quality Yes/No

6 (i) Quantity of material is as per invoice proforma/estimate Yes/No

(ii) In case of variation in quantity, the inspection authority has

attached list of material having actual quantity at site

Third Party is to fill up actual quantity at site in the

Proforma attached as Annexure-4A.

Yes/No

7 Root zone wetting effect of distribution component in accordance

with the crop spacing.

Yes/No

8 Variation in water application between first and last emitter on

lateral.

>10%/<10%

9 User‟s manual supplied to farmer by manufacturer Yes/No

10 „As Made Design Map‟ supplied to farmer by MIS Supplier Yes/No

11 Satisfaction Report from beneficiary farmer Yes/No

The farmer has already availed the subsidy for _______ ha. area under Govt. Scheme.

The inspection team recommends/don‟t recommend the case for release of subsidy for an area of

______ ha.

HDO (Ext.) Third Party Team

Signature with stamp Signature with stamp




Inspection Report (Form-4 A) (Mini Sprinkler 10 x10 mtr.)



Date of Inspection:


Area Covered under MI System:

Crop:

Sr.

No.

Name of Component Unit Quantity

clamied

in Bill

Quantity

found at

site

Remarks

1 PVC Pipe 90 mm x 4 kg/cm2 ; Class 2 mtr.



4 LLDPE Lateral 32 mm x 2.5 kg/cm2; class 2 mtr.

5 Mini Sprinkler Double Nozzle Full Circle No.

6 M S Riser Rod (1.2 m length) No.

7 Control Valve 75 mm No.

8 PP Ball Valve 32 mm No.

9 Flush Valve 75 mm No.

10 Flush Valve 63 mm No.

11 Air Release Valve (Plastic) 1" No.

12 Non Return Valve 2" No.

13 Non Return Valve 2.5" No.

14 Throttle Valve 2" No.

15 Throttle Valve 2.5 " No.

16 Throttle Valve 3" No.

17 Screen Filter 30 m3/hr x 2.5" No.

18 Screen Filter 40 m3/hr x 2.5" No.

19 By Pass Assembly 2 " (MS) No.

20 By Pass Assembly 1.5 " (MS) No.

21 Ventury and Manifold 2 " No.






Inspection Report (Form-4 A) (Drip Irrigation System)



Date of Inspection:


Area Covered under MI System:

Spacing:

Crop:

Sr.

No. Name of Component Unit

Quantity

clamied

in Bill

Quantity

found at

site

Remarks

1 PVC Pipe 90 mm x 4 kg/cm2 ; Class 2

mtr.


mtr.


mtr.


mtr.

5 Lateral 16 mm x 2.5 kg/cm2; class 2

mtr.

6 Emmiting Pipe 16 mm ; class 2 ( 1 to 4 LPH) 30 cm

mtr.

7 Lateral 12 mm x 2.5 kg/cm2; class 2

mtr.

8 Emitter 4 / 8 lph

No.

9 Micro Tube 6 mm

mtr.

10 Control Valve 90 mm

No.


No.


No.


No.

14 Flush Valve 75 mm

No.


No.


No.

17 Air Release Valve (Plastic) 1"

No.

18 Air Release Valve (Plastic) 1.5 "

No.

19 Non Return Valve 1.5 "

No.

20 Non Return Valve 2"

No.

21 Non Return Valve 2.5 "

No.

22 Throttle Valve 1.5 "

No.

23 Throttle Valve 2 "

No.

24 Throttle Valve 2.5 "

No.


25 Screen Filter 10 m3/hr

No.

26 Screen Filter 30 m3/hr

No.

27 By Pass Assembly 1.5 "

No.

28 By Pass Assembly 2 "

No.

29 By Pass Assembly 2.5 "

No.

30 Ventury & Manifold 1.5 "

No.

31 Ventury & Manifold 2 "

No.

32 Ventury & Manifold 2.5 "

No.






Satisfaction Certificate (Form-5)

Certified that I (name & address of farmer) have selected M/s. (name of MIS supplier) for

installation of ________ system in ______ ha. area under fruits/vegetables/flowers crops (Tick

which is applicable). I am satisfied with the quality of system and its functioning as observed

during trial run.

(Signature of farmer)


ASSISTANCE AMOUNT ON UNIT COST UNDER NMSA

I. Drip Irrigation System

Unit cost

Lateral Spacing

Amount in Rupees

A. Wide Spaced Crops

1 Ha. 2 Ha. 3 Ha. 4 Ha. 5 Ha.

10 m 18300 28100 43850 54550 70100

9 m 20900 33100 51425 64325 82150

8 m 23500 38100 59000 74100 94200

7 m 26100 43100 66575 83875 106250

6 m 28700 48100 74150 93650 118300

5 m 31300 53100 81725 103425 130350

4 m 33900 58100 89300 113200 142400

3 m 46150 83050 125550 166900 206950

2 m 58400 108000 161800 220600 271500

B. Closed Spaced Crops

1.9 m 61775 114663 172000 234625 289163

1.8 m 65150 121325 182200 248650 306825

1.7m 68525 127988 192400 262675 324488

1.6 m 71900 134650 202600 276700 342150

1.5 m 75275 141313 212800 290725 359813

1.4 m 78650 147975 223000 304750 377475

1.3 m 82025 154638 233200 318775 395138

1.2 m 85400 161300 243400 332800 412800

<1.2 m 100000 193500 292100 399400 495400

General Farmer @ 60% Assistance

Lateral Spacing

Amount in Rupees


1 Ha. 2 Ha. 3 Ha. 4 Ha. 5 Ha.

10 m 10980 16860 26310 32730 42060

9 m 12540 19860 30855 38595 49290

8 m 14100 22860 35400 44460 56520

7 m 15660 25860 39945 50325 63750

6 m 17220 28860 44490 56190 70980

5 m 18780 31860 49035 62055 78210

4 m 20340 34860 53580 67920 85440


3 m 27690 49830 75330 100140 124170

2 m 35040 64800 97080 132360 162900

B. Closed Spaced Crops

1.9 m 37065 68798 103200 140775 173498

1.8 m 39090 72795 109320 149190 184095

1.7m 41115 76793 115440 157605 194693

1.6 m 43140 80790 121560 166020 205290

1.5 m 45165 84788 127680 174435 215888

1.4 m 47190 88785 133800 182850 226485

1.3 m 49215 92783 139920 191265 237083

1.2 m 51240 96780 146040 199680 247680

<1.2 m 60000 116100 175260 239640 297240

Small and Marginal farmers @ 70% Assistance

Lateral Spacing

Amount in Rupees


1 Ha. 2 Ha. 3 Ha. 4 Ha. 5 Ha.

10 m 12810 19670 30695 38185 49070

9 m 14630 23170 35998 45028 57505

8 m 16450 26670 41300 51870 65940

7 m 18270 30170 46603 58713 74375

6 m 20090 33670 51905 65555 82810

5 m 21910 37170 57208 72398 91245

4 m 23730 40670 62510 79240 99680

3 m 32305 58135 87885 116830 144865

2 m 40880 75600 113260 154420 190050

B. Closed Spaced Crops 1.9 m 43243 80264 120400 164238 202414

1.8 m 45605 84928 127540 174055 214778

1.7m 47968 89591 134680 183873 227141

1.6 m 50330 94255 141820 193690 239505

1.5 m 52693 98919 148960 203508 251869

1.4 m 55055 103583 156100 213325 264233

1.3 m 57418 108246 163240 223143 276596

1.2 m 59780 112910 170380 232960 288960

<1.2 m 70000 135450 204470 279580 346780


ASSISTANCE AMOUNT ON UNIT COST UNDER NMSA

II. Mini Sprinkler System

Unit cost

Lateral Spacing

Amount in Rupees

Area in Hectare

1 2 3 4 5

10×10 85200 170400 255600

340800 426000

Assistance for small and marginal farmer @ 70%

Lateral Spacing

Amount in Rupees

Area in Hectare

1 2 3 4 5

10×10 59640 119280 178920

238560 298200

Assistance for other general farmer @ 60%

Lateral Spacing

Amount in Rupees

Area in Hectare

1 2 3 4 5

10×10 51120 102240 153360

204480 255600


FLOW CHART OF INSTALLATION OF MICRO IRRIGATION SYSTEM

4 Days after case recommendation

7 Days

30 Days

Documents Verification &

Recommendation/Objection/Rejection

of Case by (APO/HDO MI)

Estimate Verification &

Recommendation/Objection/Rejection

of Case by (APO/HDO MI)

Sanction/Objection/Rejection by DHO

Execution of TPA

Handing over of clear site by farmer

Installation of MIS & its intimation

Physical-cum-Trial run Inspection

Release of Assistance payment

Receipt of Application with documents on MI-NET

5 Days

Total 90 Days

7 Days after Estimate Verification

7 Days

15 Days

15 Days (Subject to availability of funds)


A) WIDE SPACED CROPS

1. For 0.2 hectare

S.

No.

Component Lateral

to Lateral x

Dripper spacing

(mxm)

Unit 12x12 10x10 9x9 8x8 6x6 5x5 4x4 3x3 2.5x2.5 2x2 1.5x1.5

1. PVC Pipe 50 mm; 2Class II; 4kg/cm

m 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 66 66 66

2. PVC Pipe 40 mm m 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 0 0 0

3. Lateral 16 mm

Class II, 2.5 2Kg/cm

m 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 800 1000 1350

4. Lateral 12 mm m 190 230 260 300 420 520 700 850 0 0 0

5. Emitter 4/8 lph No. 50 80 100 100 220 270 400 500 640 1500 1800

6. Control Valve 50

mm

No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

7. Flush Valve 50

mm

No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0

8. Air release Valve

1” No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

9. Non Return Valve

1” No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

10. Throttle Valve 3/4" No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

11. Screen filter 5/7

m3/hr

No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

12. By-pass Assembly

– 1” No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

13. Venturi &

manifold (3/4”) No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

14. Fittings &

Accessories

set 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

Total Cost 8057 8308 8490 8673 9492 10061 11177 12088 14939 18319 21514


WIDE SPACED CROPS

2. For 0.4 hectare

SN Component/ Lateral to Lateral

x Unit 12 X 12 10 X10 9x9 8X8 6 X 6 5 X5 4 X 4 3 X3 2.5 X 2.5 2 X 2 1.5 X 1.5

1 PVC PIPE 110 mm; Class II ;24kg/cm

m 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2 PVC Pipe 90 mm; Class II ;24kg/cm

m 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


m 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


m 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 30 30


m 96 96 96 96 96 96 96 96 66 66 66

6 Lateral 16 mm Class II ; 2.5

2kg/cm

m 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1616 2020 2693

7 Lateral 12 mm; Class II ; 2.5 m 339 406 452 508 677 813 1016 1355 0 0 0

8 Emitter 4/ 8 lph No. 113 163 201 255 453 653 510 907 1293 2010 1796

9 Micro tube 6mm m 85 122 151 191 340 490 510 0 0 0 0

10 Control Valve 90 mm No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0




14 Flush Valve 75 mm No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

15 Flush Valve 63 mm No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

16 Flush Valve 50 mm No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

17 Air release Valve 1" No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

18 Air release Valve 1.5" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

19 Non Return Valve 1.5" No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

20 Non Return Valve 2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


22 Throttle Valve 1.5" No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

23 Throttle Valve 2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0



26 Screen filter 40 m3/hr No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 Screen filter 30 m3/ hr No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

28 Screen filter 20/25 m3/hr No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

29 Screen filter 10 m3/hr No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

30 By-pass Assembly – 2.5" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

31 By-pass Assembly - 2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


33 Venturi & manifold (2.5") No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

34 Venturi & manifold (2") No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


36 Fittings & Accessories 5% 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1


WIDE SPACED CROPS

3. For 1.0 hectare

SN Component/ Lateral to Lateral x

Dripper spacing Unit 12 X 12 10 X 10 9 x 9 8X8 6 X 6 5 X5 4 X 4 3 X 3 2.5 X 2.5 2 X 2 1.5 X 1.5

1. 2PVC PIPE 110 mm; Class II ; 4kg/cm m 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2. 2PVC Pipe 90 mm; Class II ; 4kg/cm m 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0




6. 2Lateral 16 mm Class II ; 2.5 kg/cm m 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4040 5050 6733

7. 2Lateral 12 mm Class II ; 2.5 kg/cm m 833 1000 1111 1250 1667 2000 2500 3333 0 0 0

8. Emitter 4/ 8 lph No. 278 400 494 625 1111 1600 1275 2267 3232 5050 4489

9. Micro tube 6 mm m 208 300 370 469 833 1200 1250 0 0 0 0

10. Control Valve 90 mm No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11. Control Valve 75 mm No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0



14. Flush Valve 75 mm No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

15. Flush Valve 63 mm No. 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0

16. Flush Valve 50 mm No. 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1

17. Air release Valve 1" No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

18. Air release Valve 1.5" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

19. Non Return Valve 1.5" No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

20. Non Return Valve 2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

21. Non Return Valve 2.5" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

22. Throttle Valve 1.5" No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

23. Throttle Valve 2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

24. Throttle Valve 2.5" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

25. Throttle Valve 3" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

26. Screen filter 40 m3/hr No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

27. 3Screen filter 30 m / hr No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

28. Screen filter 20/25 m3/hr No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

29. 3Screen filter 10 m /hr No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

30. By-pass Assembly – 2.5" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

31. By-pass Assembly - 2" No. 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0

32. By-pass Assembly – 1.5" No. 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1

33. Venturi & manifold (2.5") No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

34. Venturi & manifold (2") No. 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0

35. Venturi & manifold (1.5") No. 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1

36. Fittings & Accessories 5% 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1


A. WIDE SPACED CROPS

4. For 2.0 Hectare


Dripper spacing Unit 12 X 12 10 X10 9x9 8X8 6 X 6 5 X5 4 X 4 3 X3 2.5 X 2.5 2 X 2 1.5 X 1.5

1 2PVC PIPE 110 mm; Class II ; 4kg/cm m 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2 2PVC Pipe 90 mm; Class II ; 4kg/cm m 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


4 2PVC Pipe 63 mm;Class II ; 4kg/cm m 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150


6 2Lateral 16 mm Class II ; 2.5 kg/cm m 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8250 11000 14000

7 2Lateral 12 mm Class II ; 2.5 kg/cm m 1850 2130 2350 2600 3500 4200 5200 6900 0 0 0

8 Emitter 4/ 8 lph No. 600 800 1000 1300 2300 3300 2600 4800 6600 10400 9000

9 Micro tube 6 mm m 500 650 780 960 1700 2500 2600 0 0 0 0





14 Flush Valve 75 mm No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

15 Flush Valve 63 mm No. 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 1 1 1

16 Flush Valve 50 mm No. 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

17 Air release Valve 1" No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

18 Air release Valve 1.5" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


20 Non Return Valve 2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0




24 Throttle Valve 2.5” No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


26 Screen filter 40 m3/hr No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

27 Screen filter 30 m 3/ hr No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

28 Screen filter 20/25 m3/hr No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

29 Screen filter 10 m 3/hr No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

30 By-pass Assembly – 2.5" No.

31 By-pass Assembly - 2" No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1



34 Venturi & manifold (2") No. 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1




A. IDE SPACED CROPS

5. For 3.0 Hectare


Dripper spacing (m x m)

Unit 12 X 12 10 X10 9x9 8X8 6 X 6 5 X5 4 X 4 3 X3 2.5 X 2.5 2 X 2 1.5 X 1.5

1 2

PVC PIPE 110 mm; Class II ; 4kg/cm M 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2

2PVC Pipe 90 mm; Class II ; 4kg/cm M 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 90 90

3 2

PVC Pipe 75 mm; Class II ; 4kg/cm M 0 0 0 0 216 216 216 216 132 132 132 4

2PVC Pipe 63 mm;Class II ; 4kg/cm M 216 216 216 216 336 336 336 336 174 174 174

5 2

PVC Pipe 50 mm; Class II ; 4kg/cm M 336 336 336 336 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6

2Lateral 16 mm Class II; 2.5 kg/cm m 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12120 15150 20200

7 2

Lateral 12 mm; Class II; 2.5 kg/cm m 2500 3000 3333 3750 5000 6000 7500 10000 0 0 0

8 Emitter 4/ 8 lph No. 833 1200 1481 1875 3333 2400 3750 6667 9696 15150 13467

9 Micro/Poly tube 6 mm m 625 900 1111 1406 2500 2400 3750 0 0 0 0 10 Control Valve 90 mm No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 11 Control Valve 75mm No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 12 Control Valve 63mm No. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 13 Control Valve 50mm No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 Flush Valve 75 mm No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 15 Flush Valve 63mm No. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 16 Flush Valve 50mm No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 Air release Valve 1" No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 18 Air release Valve 1 1/2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 Non Return Valve 1 1/2" No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 20 Non Return Valve 2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 21 Non Return Valve 2 1/2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 Throttle Valve 1 1/2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 Throttle Valve 2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 24 Throttle Valve 2 1/2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 Throttle Valve 3" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26

3Screen filter 40 m /hr No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

27 3Screen filter 30 m / hr No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

28 3

Screen filter 20/25 m /hr No. 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 29


30 By-pass Assembly - 2 1/2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31 By-pass Assembly - 2" No. 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 32 By-pass Assembly - 1 1/2" No. 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 33 Venturi & manifold (2 1/2") No. 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 34 Venturi & manifold (2") No. 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 35 Venturi & manifold (1 1/2") No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 36 Fittings & Accessories 5% 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1



6. For 4.0 Hectare




1 2

PVC PIPE 110 mm; Class II ; 4kg/cm m 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2

2PVC Pipe 90 mm; Class II ; 4kg/cm m 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 138 138 138

3 2

PVC Pipe 75 mm; Class II ; 4kg/cm m 225 225 225 225 225 225 225 225 276 276 276 4

2PVC Pipe 63 mm;Class II ; 4kg/cm m 402 402 402 402 402 402 402 402 402 402 402

5 2



7 2

Lateral 12 mm; Class II ; 2.5 kg/cm m 3400 4080 4533 5100 6800 8160 10200 13600 0 0 0

8 Emitter 4/ 8 lph No. 1133 1632 2015 2550 4533 4896 7700 9244 12800 20000 17800

9 Micro tube 6mm m 850 1224 1511 1913 3400 3296 5150 0 0 0 0 10 Control Valve 90 mm No. 0 2 2 2 11 Control Valve 75mm No. 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 12 Control Valve 63mm No. 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 4 4 4 13 Control Valve 50mm No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 Flush Valve 75 mm No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 Flush Valve 63mm No. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 16 Flush Valve 50mm No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 Air release Valve 1" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 Air release Valve 1 1/2" No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 19 Non Return Valve 1 1/2" No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 20 Non Return Valve 2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 21 Non Return Valve 2 1/2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 Throttle Valve 1 1/2" No. 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 Throttle Valve 2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 24 Throttle Valve 2 1/2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 Throttle Valve 3" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 3

Screen filter 40 m /hr No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 3

Screen filter 30 m / hr No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 28 3

Screen filter 20/25 m /hr No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 29 Screen filter 10 m3/HR No. 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 30 By-pass Assembly - 2 1/2" No. 1 1 1 31 By-pass Assembly - 2" No. 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 32 By-pass Assembly - 1 1/2" No. 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 33 Venturi & manifold (2 1/2") No. 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 34 Venturi & manifold (2") No. 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 35 Venturi & manifold (1 1/2") No.




7. For 5.0 Hectare




1 2

PVC PIPE 110 mm; Class II ; 4kg/cm m 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2

2PVC Pipe 90 mm; Class II ; 4kg/cm m 114 114 114 114 114 114 114 114 168 168 168

3 2


2PVC Pipe 63 mm;Class II ; 4kg/cm m 450 450 450 450 450 450 450 450 456 456 456

5 2



7 2

Lateral 12 mm; Class II; 2.5 kg/cm m 4250 5100 5667 6375 8500 10200 12750 17000 0 0 0

8 Emitter 4/ 8 lph No. 1417 2040 2519 3188 5667 8160 6500 11556 16160 25250 22444

9 Micro tube 6 mm m 1063 1530 1889 2391 4250 6120 6438 0 0 0 0 9 Control Valve 90 mm No. 2 2 2 10 Control Valve 75mm No. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 11 Control Valve 63mm No. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 12 Control Valve 50mm No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 Flush Valve 75 mm No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 14 Flush Valve 63mm No. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 15 Flush Valve 50mm No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 Air release Valve 1" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 Air release Valve 1 1/2" No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 18 Non Return Valve 1 1/2" No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 19 Non Return Valve 2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 Non Return Valve 2 1/2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 21 Throttle Valve 1 1/2" No. 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 Throttle Valve 2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 23 Throttle Valve 2 1/2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 24 Throttle Valve 3" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25


26 3Screen filter 30 m / hr No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

27 3

Screen filter 20/25 m /hr No. 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 28 3

Screen filter 10 m /hr No. 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 29 By-pass Assembly – 2.5" No. 1 1 1 30 By-pass Assembly - 2" No. 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31 By-pass Assembly – 1.5" No. 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 32 Venturi & manifold (2.5") No. 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 33 Venturi & manifold (2") No. 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 Venturi & manifold (1.5") No.



B. CLOSE SPACED CROPS

1. For 0.2 hectare

S.No. Component Lateral to

Lateral x Dripper spacing

(mxm)

Unit 2.5x2.5 2x2 1.5x1.5

1. PVC Pipe 50 mm; Class 2

II; 4kg/cm

m 66 66 66

2. Emitting Pipe 16 mm

Class II (0.6 mx1 to 4

lph)

m 800 1150 1700

3. Control Valve 40 mm No. 1 1 1

4. Air release Valve 1” No. 1 1 1

5. Non Return Valve 1” No. 1 1 1

6. C Throttle Valve 1/2" No. 1 1 1

7. Screen filter 5 M3/HR No. 1 1 1

8. By-pass Assembly – 1

1/2"

No 1 1 1

9. Ventury & manifold

(3/4”) No 1 1 1

10. Fittings & Accessories @

5%

set 1 1 1

Total Cost 15463 18807 24063


B. CLOSE SPACED CROPS

2. For 0.4 & 1.0 Hectare

Area (ha) 0.4 1.0

SN Component name/ Lateral to Lateral x Dripper

spacing (m x m)

Unit 2.5 X 0.6 1.8 X 0.6 1.2 X 0.6 2.5 X 0.6 1.8 X 0.6 1.2 X 0.6

1 2PVC PIPE 110 mm; Class II ; 4kg/cm

m 0 0 0 0 0 0

2 2PVC Pipe 90 mm; Class II ; 4kg/cm

m 0 0 0 0 0 0


m 0 0 0 54 54 54

4 2PVC Pipe 63 mm;Class II ; 4kg/cm

m 0 0 0 102 102 102


m 96 96 96 0 0 0

6 2

Lateral 16 mm Class II; 2.5 kg/cm m 38 53 79 60 83 125

7 Emitting Pipe 16 mm Class II (0.6 m x 1 to 4 lph) m 1616 2245 3367 4040 5611 8417

8 Control Valve 90 mm No. 0 0 0 0 0 0

9 Control Valve 75mm No. 0 0 0 0 0 0



12 Flush Valve 75 mm No. 0 0 0 0 0 0

13 Flush Valve 63mm No. 0 0 0 0 0 0


15 Air release Valve 1" No. 1 1 1 1 1 1

16 Air release Valve 1 1/2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0

17 Non Return Valve 1 1/2" No. 1 1 1 1 1 1

18 Non Return Valve 2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0

19 Non Return Valve 2 1/2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0

20 Throttle Valve 1 1/2" No. 0 0 0 1 1 1

21 Throttle Valve 2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0

22 Throttle Valve 2 1/2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0

23 3Screen filter 40 m /hr No. 0 0 0 0 0 0

24 3

Screen filter 30 m / hr No. 0 0 0 0 0 0

25 3Screen filter 20/25 m /hr No. 0 0 0 0 0 0

26 3

Screen filter 10 m /hr No. 1 1 1 1 1 1

27 By-pass Assembly – 2.5" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0

28 By-pass Assembly - 2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0


30 Venturi & manifold (2.5") No. 0 0 0 0 0 0

31 Venturi & manifold (2") No. 0 0 0 0 0 0


33 Fittings & Accessories @ 5% 5% 1 1 1 1 1 1


B CLOSE SPACED CROPS


Area (Ha) 2.0 3.0


spacing (m x m)

Unit 2.5 X 0.6 1.8 X 0.6 1.2 X 0.6 2.5 X 0.6 1.8 X 0.6 1.2 X 0.6


m 0 0 0 0 0 0


m 0 0 0 90 90 90


m 75 75 75 132 132 132


m 150 150 150 174 174 174


m 0 0 0 0 0 0

6 2







12 Flush Valve 75 mm No. 0 0 0 1 1 1




16 Air release Valve 1.5" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0

17 Non Return Valve 1.5" No. 1 1 1 0 0 0



20 Throttle Valve 1.5" No. 1 1 1 0 0 0




24 3



26 3


27 By-pass Assembly - 2 1/2" No. 0 0 0 0 0 0








B CLOSE SPACED CROPS


Area (ha) 4.0 5.0


spacing (m x m)

Unit 2.5 X 0.6 1.8 X 0.6 1.2 X 0.6 2.5 X 0.6 1.8 X 0.6 1.2 X 0.6


m 0 0 0 0 0 0


m 138 138 138 168 168 168


m 276 276 276 342 342 342


m 402 402 402 456 456 456


m 0 0 0 0 0 0

6 2







12 Flush Valve 75 mm No. 1 1 1 1 1 1




16 Air release Valve 1.5" No. 1 1 1 1 1 1








24 3



26 3










Material requirement for Mini Sprinkler System 10m x 10m Spacing

Sr.

No.

Name of Component Unit Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity

Area 1 ha 2 ha 3 ha 4 ha 5 ha

1 PVC Pipe 90 mm x 4 kg/cm2 ;

Class 2

mtr. 0 80 210 235 310


Class 2

mtr. 60 150 320 420 480


Class 2

mtr. 110 0 0 0 0

4 LLDPE Lateral 32 mm x 2.5

kg/cm2; class 2

mtr. 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000

5 Mini Sprinkler Double Nozzle

Full Circle

No. 100 220 300 400 500

6 M S Riser Rod (1.2 m length) No. 100 220 300 400 500

7 Control Valve 75 mm No. 2 2 4 4 4

8 PP Ball Valve 32 mm No. 20 28 65 80 88

9 Flush Valve 75 mm No. 1 2 4 4 4

10 Flush Valve 63 mm No. 0 0 0 0 0

11 Air Release Valve (Plastic) 1" No. 1 1 1 1 1

12 Non Return Valve 2" No. 0 0 0 0 0

13 Non Return Valve 2.5" No. 1 1 1 1 1

14 Throttle Valve 2" No. 0 0 0 0 0

15 Throttle Valve 2.5 " No. 1 1 1 0 0

16 Throttle Valve 3" No. 0 0 0 1 1

17 Screen Filter 30 m3/hr x 2.5" No. 1 1 1 1 1

18 By Pass Assembly 2 " (MS) No. 0 0 0 0 1

19 By Pass Assembly 1.5 " (MS) No. 1 1 1 1 0

20 Ventury and Manifold 2 " No. 1 1 1 1 1

21 Fitting & Accessories 10% 1 1 1 1 1


National Mission on Medicinal

Plants

(NMMP)


NMMP Norms & Guidelines

Annual Action Plan of NMMP for the year 2014-15 Haryana State

Sr.

No

Component Phy. Target

(In nos./Ha.)

Unit Cost

( InRs.)

Rate of

Assistance

(%)

Amount of

Assistance

( In Rs.)

Total Amount of

Assistance ( InRs.)

1. Nursery – Model

Public Sector

Nursery- Small

Public Sector 1 4,00,000 100% 4,00,000 4,00,000

Sub Total 1 - - - 4,00,000

2 CULTIVATION CROP (ha.)

i) Alovera 134 42500 20% 8500 1139000

ii) Stevia 52 312500 20% 62500 3250000

iii) Satawar 19 62500 20% 9375 (75%) 178125

iv) Aonla 208 65000 20% 8450 (65%) 1757600

v) Ashwagandha 4 25000 20% 5000 20000

vi) SafedMusli 17 312500 20% 62500 1062500

vii) Bael 95 40000 50% 13000 (65%) 1235000

viii) Guggal 2 160000 75% 78000 (65%) 156000

ix) Tulsi 2 30000 20% 6000 12000

x) Mulethi 6 100000 50% 37500 (75%) 225000

xi) Kalmegh 10 25000 20% 5000 50000

xii) Sena 10 25000 20% 5000 50000

Sub Total 559 - - - 9135225

2nd

Year maintenance (2013-14)

Sr.

No

Component Phy. Target

(In Ha.)

Unit Cost

( In Rs.)

Rate of

Assistance

(%)

Amount of

Assistance

( In Rs.)

Total Amount of

Assistance

( In Rs.)

1. Satawar 8 62500 25% of 20% 3125 25000

2. Aonla 118 65000 20% of 20 % 2600 306800

3. Bael 61.2 40000 20% of 50% 4000 244800

Sub Total 187.2 - - - 576600

4 Post Harvest Management

Public Sector (i) Drying Shed

(Nos.) (SHG) 1 500000 100% 500000 500000

(ii) Storage Godown

(Nos.) (SHG) 1 500000 100% 500000 500000

Total 2 - - 500000 1000000

Sub total (1+4) 11111825

Management

support @ 5%

555591

G. Total - - - 11667416

Rs. 116.67 lacs


Scheduled Caste Sub-Plan (IHD)

Subsidy details

1) Vegetable Minikits

Rabi Season 4200x@600/-

Kharif Season 2255x@600/-

25.20 lakhs

13.53 lakhs

2) Tuber Crop Yam

40x@40,000/-(100% subsidy) 16.00 lakhs

3) Plastic Crates

10,000x@184/- (80% subsidy) 18.40 lakhs

4) Mushroom

a) Mushroom Unit

21x@27,000/- (90% subsidy) 5.67 lakhs

5) Trays

5400 Traysx @189/- (90% subsidy) 10.21 lakhs

6) a) Vending Cart Mortised

100x@132000/- (80% subsidy)

b) Vending Cart Mortised (ACE Zip Type)

128x@188000/- (80% subsidy)

132.20 lakh

240.64 lakh

7) Training (21x @15000/-) (100% subsidy) 3.15 lakh

Total 465.00 lakhs


Sericulture

Norms & Guidelines

Sr No Name of the Component Unit (Rs) Unit Cost Total physical unit

20

Financial

2.801 Support for Mulberry Plantation

Development (300 plants per acre)

50:25:25

27400 14000

2 Maintenance of tree plantation

/Maintenance of Mulberry Tree (300

plants per acre) 50:25:25

17000 4500 120 5.40

3 Construction of rearing house for 50

dfls 35:35:30

75000 75000 10 7.50

4 Support for rearing appliances 50:25:25 78610 40000 10 4.00

5 Publicity for sericulture sector 50:50:0 275000 275000 1 1.00

6 Traning of farmer 50:50:0 3000 3000 60 1.80

7 Exposure visit of farmer 50:50:0 2000 2000 15 0.30

8 Workshop/seminar (CSB 100%) 50000 50000 1 0.50

9 Support for Resham Sathi (three month

for Autumn and three months Spring

season i.e. Six month (CSB 100%)

48000 48000 per person

i.e. 24000 per

season for three

months

3 1.44

10 Construction of Chawki Rearing Centre

and procurement of rearing equipment

(35 : 65: 00) Govt. sector

795800 400000 1 4.00

11 Support for setting up of Hot Air Driers

(50 Kg. capacity units, electrical)

(50:50:00) Govt. Sector

134000 1 1.34

Total 242 30.08


RKVY Norms & Guidelines

(Rs. in lacs)

Project

No.

Project Financial Targets Targeted

Beneficiaries

(2014-15)

(nos.)

Page

No. 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17

A. Stream – 1

a) Production Growth 1 Post- Harvest Management –

Packing & Packaging

307.30 346.10 395.10 5550 2-11

2 Promotion of Bio Pesticides/

Pheromone Traps in

Horticulture Crops to Reduce

the Pesticide Residual Effect

200.00 222.00 236.25 4000 12-17

3 Promotion of Mushroom

Cultivation

138.50 155.00 166.00 1105 18-22

4 Stacking of Hybrid Vegetable

Cultivation

156.25 187.50 218.75 625 23-27

5 Promotion of Soluble

Fertilizers through Drip

Irrigation

100.00 110.50 121.00 500 28-31

Total (a) 902.05 1021.10 1137.10 11780

b) Infrastructure

6 Solar Water Pumps 280.00 344.00 412.80 100 32-39

7 Establishment Of Training-

Cum- Demonstration Centre

For Sericulture at Panchkula

50.00 0 0 - 40-44

8 Proposal for Promotion of

Protected Cultivation in the

Haryana State under RKVY

during 2014-15

4031.25 5041.81 7256.25 350 45-51

Total (b) 4361.25 5745.81 7669.05 450

Total Stream-1 (a+b) 5263.30 6766.91 8806.15 12230

B. Stream – 2 Vegetable Initiative for Urban

Cluster (VIUC)

1200.00 1688.96 2339.73 1635 52-60

Grand Total 6463.30 8455.87 11145.88 13865


1. Title of the Project: Post- Harvest Management - Packing & Packaging

Sr.

No.

Component Unit Cost

(in Rs.)

Subsidy

@ 50%

Targeted Beneficiary

1 Plastic Crates for

transportation of

Vegetables

300 150 3500 (Subsidy limit 50

crates per beneficiary and

1000 crates per group)

2 Corrugated box for

packing of fruits &

vegetable seedling.


boxes sper beneficiary)

3 Corrugated boxes for

packing of vegetables


boxes per beneficiary)

Unit cost of plastic crates/boxes shall be based on tender price and shall be

communicated later on.

2. Title of the Project: Promotion of Bio Pesticides in Horticulture Crops to Reduce

the Pesticide Residual Effect

Sr.

No.

Component Unit Cost

(in Rs.)

Subsidy @

30% Targeted Beneficiaries

(Subsidy limit 2 ha. per

beneficiary)

1 Bio Pesticides & Pheromone

Traps

4000 1200 8000

Total 4000 1200 8000

3. Title of the Project: Promotion of Mushroom Cultivation.

Sr.

No.

Component Unit Cost

(in Rs.)

Subsidy @

50%

Targeted Beneficiaries

1 Mushroom compost &

spawn

220 Rs. 110/- 1100

(Subsidy limit 100 trays per

beneficiary)

2 Mushroom Compost

Turner Machine

7.00 lacs 3.50 lacs (Subsidy limit 1 per group)

4. Title of the Project: Promotion of Stacking in Hybrid Vegetable Cultivation.

Sr.

No.

Component Unit Cost

(in Rs.)

Subsidy

@ 40%


1 Stacking of Hybrid

Vegetable

Cultivation.

1,56,250

per ha.

62,500 per

ha.

625

(Subsidy limit @ Rs.25000/-per 0.4 ha.

per beneficiary)


5. Title of the Project: Promotion of Soluble Fertilizers through Drip Irrigation.

Sr.

No.

Component Unit Cost

Rs. lacs)

Subsidy @

25% (Rs.)


1 Soluble fertilizers 20,000 per

ha.

5,000 per

ha.

500 nos.

(Maximum limits 2 ha. per

beneficiary).

Total

6. Title of the Project: Providing Solar Water Pumps for Horticulture Activities

Sr.

No.

Component Unit Cost

Rs.lacs)

Subsidy

@ 40%

(Rs. lacs)


1 Solar water pump sets

of 2 HP

2.00 0.80 50 nos. farmer group/ farmers

2 Solar water pump sets

of 4.6 HP

6.00 2.40 50 nos. farmer group

7. Title of the Project: ESTABLISHMENT OF TRAINING-CUM-DEMONSTRATION

CENTRE FOR SERICULTURE AT PANCHKULA

Sr.

No.

Component Unit Cost

(Rs. in

lacs)

Subsidy @

100% (Rs.

lacs)

Remarks

1 Establishment of training-cum-

demonstration centre for

sericulture at Panchkula

40.68 40.68 To be established in public

sector.

8. Title of the Project: PROMOTION OF PROTECTED CULTIVATION IN THE

HARYANA STATE

Sr.

No.

Component Unit Cost

Rs.

Subsidy

@ 50%

(Rs.)

Targeted

Beneficiaries

1 Assistance on Polyhouses/ Protected

Structures

935 467.50 350 nos.

2 Assistance on cultivation under Polyhouses/

Protected Structures

140 70


VIUC

9. Title of the Project: Vegetable Initiatives for Urban Clusters under RKVY Scheme

during the year

Sr.

No.

Component Physical Subsidy @

50% (Rs.)

Targeted

Beneficiaries

1 Assistance on Polyhouses/


200000 sqm

(20 ha)

Rs. 467.5 per

sqm.

100 nos.

2 Assistance on cultivation

under Polyhouses/


200000 sqm

(20 ha)

Rs. 70 per

sqm.

3 Mulching 65 ha 16000 35 nos.

4 Integrated Cold Chain 2 nos. 1449250

0

2 nos. farmer

groups = 500

farmers

5 Retail Market Outlets 11 nos. 175000 11 nos. farmer

groups = 500

farmers

6 Mobile Vending Carts 11 nos. 50000 11 nos. farmer

groups= 500

farmers

Total 1635


Weather Based Crop Insurance

Horticulture Crops

For the year 2014-15, a proposal of Rs. 200.00 lacs has been prepared for

major fruits and vegetable crops out of which Rs. 50.00 lacs is State share and Rs. 50.00

lacs is Centre share and remaining Rs. 100.00 lacs is farmers share under the scheme:

a) Scheme: The proposal shall be covered under Centrally Sponsored Scheme 2401-

Crop-Husbandry-119-Horticulture and Vegetable crops (SB No. 63) Centrally

Sponsored Scheme for (Sharing Basis 50:50) for horticulture crops insurance in

Haryana for the year 2014-15. An outlay of Rs. 50.00 lacs has been kept as State

share under the scheme.

b) Coverage of Crops: All the major fruits and vegetables shall be covered in all the

districts of the State.

c) Coverage of Farmers: All the farmers including small & marginal, women,

scheduled caste, share croppers and tenant farmers would be covered under the

scheme. The scheme would be voluntary for the non loanee farmers and mandatory

for loanee farmers.

d) (i) Risk Covered:

Following weather perils, which are deemed to cause “Adverse Weather

Incidence” leading to crop loss, would be covered under the Scheme:

Excess rainfall, deficit rainfall, frost, heat (temperature), relative humidity etc.

(ii) Perils Covered:

Following are the weather perils, which are deemed to cause “Adverse Weather Incidence”, leading to crop losses, would be covered under the Scheme:

Deficit Rains, Un-seasonal/Excess Rains, Frost, Heat (Temperature), Relative

Humidity etc.

e) Crop with premium and area to be covered: This scheme extends to

Agriculture Insurance Company of India Ltd. (AIC), ICICI Lombard and other

insurance company. The crops and districts along with rate of premium during the


year 2014-15 is as under. The area proposed is tentative which may increase or

decrease depending upon the crops covered under the districts.

f) Risk Period (Insurance period): Risk period would be from “Sowing Period” to “Maturity” of the crop. Risk period, depending on the duration of the crop and the weather parameters chosen, could vary with individual crop and Reference Unit Area,

and would be notified by the SLCCCI before the commencement of risk period.

g) Sum insured/limit of coverage: The sum insured will be extended to the cost of

cultivation of the insured crops. The rate of premium fixed for each insured crop is

reflected in Table – 1 under item which includes service tax for annual

commercial/horticulture crops actuarial rates of premium will be applicable @12%

on sum insured.

h) Premium payable: Out of total premium of the insured crop, 50% will be paid by

the farmer and balance is payable by the State and Govt. of India in the ratio 50:50

basis.

i) Sharing of Financial Liabilities: All the financial liabilities of subsidy shall be

shared between the Government of India and the State Government in the ratio 50:50.

j) Claim Settlement: The insured shall be required to furnish as copy of the

policy/confirmation certificate cover note as a proof of insurance and any other

document requested by AIC, ICICI Lombard and other insurance company for

settlement of the claim.


Table No. - 1

Premium Rate Rs. Per Ha.

Sr.

No.

Name of

Agency

Crop District Sum

Insure

d

Total

Premium

Farme

r Share

Centr

e

Share

State

Share

Area to

be

covered

(Ha.)

Funds to

be

allotted

(Rs. In

lacs)

1 Agri.

Insurance Co.

Mango Y. Nagar, Ambala,

Panchkula

60000 7200 3600 1800 1800 122 2.20

do Guava, Aonla,

Litchi

Y. Nagar, Ambala,

Panchkula

60000 7200 3600 1800 1800 100 1.80

do Onion Y. Nagar, Ambala,

Panchkula

50000 6000 3000 1500 1500 100 1.50

do Tomato,

Cauliflower,

Carrot, &

Cucurbits,

Potato

Y. Nagar, Ambala,

Panchkula

30000 3600 1800 900 900 166 1.50

Total 488 7.00

2 ICICI

Lombard

Mango Karnal, 60000 7200 3600 1800 1800 66 1.20

do Guava, Ber,

Aonla, Litchi

Karnal, Kaithal,

Jind, Sonepat

60000 7200 3600 1800 1800 100 1.80

do Onion Sonepat 50000 6000 3000 1500 1500 100 1.50

do Tomato, Peas,

Cauliflower,

Carrot, Bhindi

& Cabbage,

Cucurbits,

Potato

Karnal, Kaithal,

Jind, Sonepat

30000 3600 1800 900 900 166 1.50

Total 432 6.00

3 Chola MS Guava, Ber,

Aonla,

Mewat, Gurgaon,

Faridabad, Palwal

60000 7200 3600 1800 1800 100 1.80

do Onion (Kherif) Mewat, 50000 6000 3000 1500 1500 80 1.20

do Tomato, Bhindi

& Cabbage,

Cucurbits,

Mewat, Gurgaon,

Faridabad, Palwal

30000 3600 1800 900 900 333 3.00

Total 513 6.00

4 Reliance GIC Mango Ambala, Karnal,

Panipat

60000 7200 3600 1800 1800 83 1.50

Do Guava, Ber,

Aonla, Litchi

-do- 60000 7200 3600 1800 1800 84 1.50

do Onion Ambala, Karnal,

Panipat

50000 6000 3000 1500 1500 100 1.50

do Tomato, Peas,

Carrot, Bhindi

& Cabbage,

Cucurbit Potato

Ambala, Karnal,

Panipat

30000 3600 1800 900 900 166 1.50

Total 433 6.00

5 Bajaj

Alliances

Guava, Ber, Rewari, Jhajjar 60000 7200 3600 1800 1800 166 3.00

do Onion Jhajjar 50000 6000 3000 1500 1500 100 1.50

do Carrot,

Cucurbits

Rewari, Jhajjar 30000 3600 1800 900 900 166 1.50

Total 432 6.00


6 Future

Generation

India

(Insurance

Co. Ltd.)

Guava, Ber, Rohtak, Panipat,

Sonepat

60000 7200 3600 1800 1800 166 3.00

do Onion Rohtak, Sonepat 50000 6000 3000 1500 1500 100 1.50

do Tomato, Peas,

Cauliflower,

Carrot, Bhindi &

Cabbage,

Cucurbits,

Potato

Rohtak, Panipat,

Sonepat

30000 3600 1800 900 900 166 1.50

Total 432 6.00

7 HDFC ERGO Mango Karnla, KKR 60000 7200 3600 1800 1800 83 1.50

do Citrus Sirsa 62500 7500 3750 1875 1875 80 1.50

do Guava, Aonla,

Litchi

Karnal KKR, Sirsa 60000 7200 3600 1800 1800 84 1.50

do Onion Karnal 50000 6000 3000 1500 1500 66 1.00

do Tomato, Peas,

Bhindi &

Cabbage,

Cucurbits,

Potato

Karnal KKR, Sirsa 30000 3600 1800 900 900 166 1.50

Total 479 7.00

8 IFFCO -

TOKIO

Guava, Aonla Sirsa, Fatehabad,

Hisar, Bhiwani

60000 7200 3600 1800 1800 84 1.50

Do Citrus Sirsa, Fatehabad,

Hisar, Bhiwani

62500 7500 3750 1875 1875 80 1.50

Do Tomato, Peas,

Carrot, Bhindi

&

Cabbage,Cucur

bit

Sirsa, Fatehabad,

Hisar, Bhiwani

30000 3600 1800 900 900 334 3.00

Total 498 6.00

G. Total 3707 50.00

Footnote:

1. The Amount / funds allotted to insurance companies / firms may be increase or decrease based on

performance and utilization of funds by individual firm. This change in allotment shall be done on

request of firm and after decision taken by Director General Horticulture.

2. Limit be defined to under the perils covered.

3. Firms shall get installed Weather Station in the areas where there is no such Weather Station.

The balance share of GOI and beneficiary shall be collected by insurance companies on their own.

Directorate Office, Horticulture MFC

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