Overview:
Polyhouse farming is an advanced agricultural technique where crops are grown inside a greenhouse-like structure made of transparent plastic. This structure provides a controlled environment that protects plants from harsh weather conditions, pests, and diseases. By creating the ideal conditions for growth, polyhouses help extend the growing season, increase crop yields, and improve the quality of produce. Whether you’re growing vegetables, fruits, or flowers, polyhouse farming allows for year-round cultivation, maximizing your farming potential.
The Growing Polyhouse Market The global demand for high-quality, fresh produce has increased dramatically in recent years, driving the expansion of polyhouse farming. With unpredictable weather patterns and changing climates, polyhouses offer a solution by providing a stable environment for crops to thrive. This method is particularly beneficial in regions with harsh climates or limited arable land. As consumers become more health-conscious and sustainable farming practices gain popularity, polyhouse farming is quickly becoming one of the most sought-after solutions for modern agriculture. Its ability to conserve water, reduce pesticide use, and produce higher yields makes it a preferred choice for farmers looking to invest in the future of agriculture.
Subsidy Value
Starting a polyhouse farming operation can be a significant investment, but at Dhannaseth, we make it easier with our subsidy programs. Our financial assistance helps reduce the initial costs associated with polyhouse construction, equipment, and operational setup. These subsidies allow you to invest in the best technologies and materials to create an efficient, sustainable farming system. Whether you’re building a small polyhouse or a large-scale operation, our team ensures that you receive the maximum subsidy available, making it more affordable to start and scale your polyhouse farm.
Required Documents
To take advantage of our polyhouse farming subsidies and services, you will need to submit the following documents:
1. Business Plan: A detailed outline of your polyhouse farming project, including expected crops, financial projections, and business goals.
2. Proof of Identity: A government-issued ID such as a passport or driver’s license.
3. Land Ownership/Lease Documents: Proof of ownership or lease for the land on which the polyhouse will be constructed.
4. Environmental Impact Assessment (if applicable): Any documents that outline the environmental impact of your polyhouse operation.
5. Cost Estimate: A breakdown of all expenses involved in setting up and running the polyhouse, including construction, equipment, and labor.
6. Permits and Licenses: Any necessary permits required for constructing and operating a polyhouse farm.
Our team is always available to help you with the paperwork and guide you through the application process.

To apply for the Food Processing Scheme, the following mandatory documents are required for new enterprises (Individuals/Firms) as outlined in the manual
1. PAN Card of concerned/all promoters.
2.Aadhaar Copy & Photo of all promoters/guarantors.
3. Address Proof: Any of the Officially Valid Documents (OVD) such as:
o Utility bill (not more than two months old) from any service provider (Electricity, telephone, post-paid mobile phone, piped gas, water bill).
o Property or Municipal tax paid receipt.
o Ration Card (Individual).
o Driving Licence
o Aadhaar Card.
o Voter ID Card.
4. Details of the site where the unit is to be established, including whether it is owned/rented/leased, along with proof (Lease/rent agreement should be for more than the loan repayment period).
5. Photocopy of Bank
6. Estimates and Quotation of all capital expenditure and machinery and equipment to be purchased. Statement/Bank Passbook for the last 6 months.
For existing enterprises with a turnover of less than 1 crore, similar documents are required, including PAN Card, Aadhaar, address proof, and site details.
If you need more specific information or additional documents, please let me know!