How do I get subsidy for mushroom production under MIDH?

Mushroom is supported under MIDH as it is treated as a horticulture activity, and the support is usually split into three kinds of units: a production unit (the growing rooms where you raise the crop), a spawn making unit (where the seed material is produced), and a compost making unit (where the substrate is prepared). Each has its own cost norm and a subsidy share, given as a percentage of the fixed cost norm, and these are aimed at people setting up a proper unit, not just a few bags at home. To claim, you generally need land or a building for the unit, a project estimate, and proof at inspection that the unit is actually built and functioning to the sanctioned capacity. Some states ask for a basic training certificate or technical tie up. The exact components open, the cost norms, the subsidy percentage, and whether all three unit types are available in your state vary, so check your state horticulture portal and ask the district horticulture office which mushroom components have targets this year and what the current assistance is per unit.