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Begin with the applicant, activity, location and project stage. Scheme status and application intake are always kept separate.
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Start from applicant and activity fit.
Open pathCalculate assistance
Use a source-linked component and eligible basis.
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Create a local-first appraisal draft.
Open pathCheck bank readiness
Test evidence, cash and debt service.
Open pathDecision matrix
Compare the mechanism, not just the headline.
| Record | Primary mechanism | Mushroom fit | Policy | Applications |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MIDH | conditional credit linkage | Direct fit for production, spawn, compost and low-cost mushroom units, subject to component, applicant, geography, conditional credit linkage, release procedure and implementing-agency checks. | active | unknown |
| AIF | interest subvention | Mushroom farming appears in the community farming asset list for specified group applicants. Post-harvest and eligible infrastructure can have a different applicant fit. | active | unknown |
| PMFME | credit linked capital subsidy | Potential fit for eligible micro food processing activities such as value-added mushroom products. Ordinary fresh mushroom cultivation alone is not treated as processing. | under-review | unknown |
| NABARD | model project only | Useful for DPR structure, area-development context and bankability questions. It is not evidence of a current NABARD mushroom subsidy. | under-review | not-applicable |
- The same cost item cannot be financed twice
- Each scheme and lender must approve its own component
- Timing and documentation must follow the official convergence procedure
- No double benefit on the same eligible expenditure
- Applicant and activity eligibility differ
- Implementing authority and lender confirmation are required before modeling both
Primary sources
Open the attached authority records.
MIDH Operational Guidelines 2025, guidelines dated 31 December 2025
The guideline establishes cost norms and assistance patterns. It does not prove that applications are open in a particular state or that a project will be approved.
- Authority
- Department of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare
- Reference
- Guideline page 17 and Annexure V page 49
- Checksum
- sha256:1e9ffa6b727d11deb0a258c4b627fe31430ab7f8d1aeee459cd0d481f07911db
Agriculture Infrastructure Fund Revised Scheme Guidelines, September 2024
Mushroom farming is listed as a community farming asset for specified group applicants. Loan sanction, rate, security and eligibility remain lender and scheme decisions.
- Authority
- Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare
- Reference
- Guideline pages 5 to 12
- Checksum
- sha256:6ceb00939f44524789817d7334533921414f1de21590c009e2a0a58f9d4a2af9
PMFME modification for individual and group components
This component concerns micro food processing, not ordinary cultivation. The portal does not by itself establish a currently open state application window.
- Authority
- Ministry of Food Processing Industries
- Reference
- Office Memorandum, paragraph 1
- Checksum
- sha256:7145c0e400c6aefef245a34b78d51e72fe11e570067753c53568496dba33bbd9
Priority Sector Lending Targets and Classification Directions, 2025
Priority-sector classification is not an instruction to approve a particular borrower or project.
- Authority
- Reserve Bank of India
- Reference
- Official page
- Checksum
- url-snapshot:RBI-PSL-2025-08-23



