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Multi-Tier High-Density Fruit Crops Plantation Scheme
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Multi-Tier High-Density Fruit Crops Plantation Scheme

Application Start Date 31 Oct 2026
Last Date to Apply 15 Nov 2026

Scheme Overview & Benefits

Implemented by the Directorate of Horticulture, Government of Gujarat to encourage multi-tier (multi-layer) high-density horticultural plantation. Farmers plant 2 to 3 layers of compatible crops on the same piece of land (e.g. tall fruit trees like Mango/Coconut/Sapota, medium canopy trees like Guava/Lemon/Pomegranate, and short ground crops like Papaya/Pineapple/Vegetables) to maximize land productivity, vertical space, and sunlight efficiency. Key Benefits & Subsidies:

50% Financial Assistance: 50% subsidy on the total cost of planting materials, bio-inputs, and orchard establishment.
Subsidy Ceiling: Financial assistance up to ₹50,000 per hectare for multi-tier fruit plantation models.
Income Maximization: Generates 2.5x to 3x higher per-acre annual income compared to mono-cropping by harvesting multiple crops throughout different seasons.
Risk Mitigation: Ensures steady cash flow even if one crop experiences climate or market volatility.

Eligibility Criteria

Farmers owning cultivable agricultural land in Gujarat.
Must possess valid land title documents (7/12 & 8-A land extracts).
Must adopt an approved multi-tier crop combination (minimum 2 or 3 canopy layers) with micro-irrigation (drip irrigation) setup.
Maximum eligible area limit of 2 hectares per farmer account.
Plants and saplings must be sourced from Government nurseries, Agricultural Universities, or recognized accredited private nurseries.

Ready to apply for this subsidy?

Keep your 7/12 land records, Aadhaar, and bank passbook ready before beginning your submission.

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