How do I get subsidy on quality planting material and nursery plants for my orchard?

Planting material support under MIDH comes in two ways. One is the cost of plants built into the area expansion subsidy when you establish a new orchard, where the plant cost is part of the per hectare norm. The other is direct support for setting up nurseries, both small and big, and for hi-tech and tissue culture units that produce planting material, which is aimed at growers who want to produce and sell quality plants. For a farmer just planting an orchard, the practical thing is that the subsidy usually requires the plants to come from a government nursery, an accredited or recognised private nursery, or a recognised tissue culture lab, so that quality is assured. Roadside or unrecognised plants often will not be accepted at verification. Keep the purchase bills. The cost norms, the list of accredited nurseries, and the subsidy pattern for setting up a nursery all vary by state, so check your state horticulture portal and ask the district horticulture office for the approved nursery list and current nursery component rates.