State scheme
TG MIDH Guidelines (Mushroom)
Published as “Telangana MIDH Implementation Guidelines 2025-26, Mushroom Cultivation”, Horticulture Department, Government of Telangana.
TG MIDH Guidelines (Mushroom) is Telangana’s own scheme, administered by Horticulture Department, Government of Telangana. It is verified against a primary document, with 4 rules for mushroom cultivation below.
The most this pays for one item
₹12.00 lakh
The mushroom growing/production unit itself.
Printed in the document as “Production Unit”.
Private applicant, general area, 40%. That percentage is taken of ₹30.00 lakh, the cost this scheme assumes the item takes to build (it calls that a cost norm), not of whatever your own quotation says.
Telangana MIDH Implementation Guidelines 2025-26 (Mushroom Cultivation section)No date printedShow evidenceHide evidence
Implementation Guidelines 2025-26 Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture (MIDH) Horticulture Department, Telangana (Telangana MIDH Implementation Guidelines 2025-26 (Mushroom Cultivation section))
Horticulture Department, Telangana
No date is printed on this document.
“Section "E. MUSHROOM CULTIVATION", cost-norms/pattern-of-assistance summary table (printed p.93, local to this component's own page numbering, the 288-page document restarts pagination inside several components); detailed sub-clauses and itemised unit cost breakdowns for each of…”Read the full clause
“Section "E. MUSHROOM CULTIVATION", cost-norms/pattern-of-assistance summary table (printed p.93, local to this component's own page numbering, the 288-page document restarts pagination inside several components); detailed sub-clauses and itemised unit cost breakdowns for each of the four rows below run printed pp.93-102 (absolute PDF pp.95-105).”
printed pp.93-102 (absolute PDF pp.95-105)
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The biggest of the 4 items this document prices, not the total of them. Whether you can claim more than one, and alongside which other scheme, is answered further down.
What it pays for
Everything this document will put money towards on a mushroom project, in the order it lists them. Each figure names the document behind it; open one to read the clause itself.
Production Unit
The mushroom growing/production unit itself.
The scheme assumes this item costs ₹30.00 lakh to build, and pays a share of that, not of your own quotation. It calls that figure a cost norm.
Telangana MIDH Implementation Guidelines 2025-26 (Mushroom Cultivation section)No date printedShow evidenceHide evidence
Implementation Guidelines 2025-26 Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture (MIDH) Horticulture Department, Telangana (Telangana MIDH Implementation Guidelines 2025-26 (Mushroom Cultivation section))
Horticulture Department, Telangana
No date is printed on this document.
“Section "E. MUSHROOM CULTIVATION", cost-norms/pattern-of-assistance summary table (printed p.93, local to this component's own page numbering, the 288-page document restarts pagination inside several components); detailed sub-clauses and itemised unit cost breakdowns for each of…”Read the full clause
“Section "E. MUSHROOM CULTIVATION", cost-norms/pattern-of-assistance summary table (printed p.93, local to this component's own page numbering, the 288-page document restarts pagination inside several components); detailed sub-clauses and itemised unit cost breakdowns for each of the four rows below run printed pp.93-102 (absolute PDF pp.95-105).”
printed pp.93-102 (absolute PDF pp.95-105)
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By applicant class and by area
Table row, printed p.93, verbatim: "Production Unit | Rs. 30 lakh/unit | 100% of the cost to public sector and 40% of cost for private sector, for meeting the expenditure on infrastructure, as credit linked back ended subsidy or farmer should bear the cost." Restated in the detailed sub-clause (printed p.94): "Government institutions ... will be eligible for 100% subsidy up to ₹30.00 lakh.Read the rest of this note
Table row, printed p.93, verbatim: "Production Unit | Rs. 30 lakh/unit | 100% of the cost to public sector and 40% of cost for private sector, for meeting the expenditure on infrastructure, as credit linked back ended subsidy or farmer should bear the cost." Restated in the detailed sub-clause (printed p.94): "Government institutions ... will be eligible for 100% subsidy up to ₹30.00 lakh. Private institutions will be eligible for 40% subsidy, up to a maximum of ₹12.00 lakh", ₹12 lakh is exactly 40% of the ₹30 lakh cost norm, not an additional ceiling. Identical cost norm and rate to midh-2025-production-unit and ap-midh-2025-production-unit, see the stacking entry below.
Spawn making unit
The spawn laboratory.
The scheme assumes this item costs ₹20.00 lakh to build, and pays a share of that, not of your own quotation. It calls that figure a cost norm.
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Same evidence as the rule above
Horticulture Department, Telangana
No date is printed on this document.
“Section "E. MUSHROOM CULTIVATION", cost-norms/pattern-of-assistance summary table (printed p.93, local to this component's own page numbering, the 288-page document restarts pagination inside several components); detailed sub-clauses and itemised unit cost breakdowns for each of…”Read the full clause
“Section "E. MUSHROOM CULTIVATION", cost-norms/pattern-of-assistance summary table (printed p.93, local to this component's own page numbering, the 288-page document restarts pagination inside several components); detailed sub-clauses and itemised unit cost breakdowns for each of the four rows below run printed pp.93-102 (absolute PDF pp.95-105).”
printed pp.93-102 (absolute PDF pp.95-105)
Read on 13 September 2026 by chirag.
By applicant class and by area
Table row, printed p.93, verbatim: "Spawn making unit | Rs. 20 lakh/unit | 100% of the cost to public sector and 40% of cost for private sector, for meeting the expenditure on infrastructure, as credit linked back ended subsidy. or farmer should bear the cost." Restated (printed p.96): private-sector cap "up to a maximum of ₹8.00 lakh", exactly 40% of the ₹20 lakh cost norm.
Compost making Unit
The compost yard and pasteurisation.
The scheme assumes this item costs ₹30.00 lakh to build, and pays a share of that, not of your own quotation. It calls that figure a cost norm.
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Same evidence as the rule above
Horticulture Department, Telangana
No date is printed on this document.
“Section "E. MUSHROOM CULTIVATION", cost-norms/pattern-of-assistance summary table (printed p.93, local to this component's own page numbering, the 288-page document restarts pagination inside several components); detailed sub-clauses and itemised unit cost breakdowns for each of…”Read the full clause
“Section "E. MUSHROOM CULTIVATION", cost-norms/pattern-of-assistance summary table (printed p.93, local to this component's own page numbering, the 288-page document restarts pagination inside several components); detailed sub-clauses and itemised unit cost breakdowns for each of the four rows below run printed pp.93-102 (absolute PDF pp.95-105).”
printed pp.93-102 (absolute PDF pp.95-105)
Read on 13 September 2026 by chirag.
By applicant class and by area
Table row, printed p.93, verbatim: "Compost making Unit | Rs. 30 lakh/unit | 100% of the cost to public sector and 40% of cost for private sector, for meeting the expenditure on infrastructure, as credit linked back ended subsidy or farmer should bear the cost." Restated (printed p.99): private-sector cap "up to a maximum of ₹12.00 lakh", exactly 40% of the ₹30 lakh cost norm.
Low Cost/ Small Scale mushroom production unit
A small 200 sq ft grow structure, funded per structure rather than against a lump project cost.
₹2,00,000 per 200 sqft structure, up to 5 units per beneficiary.
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Same evidence as the rule above
Horticulture Department, Telangana
No date is printed on this document.
“Section "E. MUSHROOM CULTIVATION", cost-norms/pattern-of-assistance summary table (printed p.93, local to this component's own page numbering, the 288-page document restarts pagination inside several components); detailed sub-clauses and itemised unit cost breakdowns for each of…”Read the full clause
“Section "E. MUSHROOM CULTIVATION", cost-norms/pattern-of-assistance summary table (printed p.93, local to this component's own page numbering, the 288-page document restarts pagination inside several components); detailed sub-clauses and itemised unit cost breakdowns for each of the four rows below run printed pp.93-102 (absolute PDF pp.95-105).”
printed pp.93-102 (absolute PDF pp.95-105)
Read on 13 September 2026 by chirag.
By applicant class and by area
Table row, printed p.93, verbatim: "Low Cost/ Small Scale mushroom production unit | Rs. 2.00 Lakhs per unit for a structure of size of 200 sqft | Assistance @ 50% per unit for meeting expenditure on infrastructure and inputs subject to a maximum of 5 units per beneficiary.Read the rest of this note
Table row, printed p.93, verbatim: "Low Cost/ Small Scale mushroom production unit | Rs. 2.00 Lakhs per unit for a structure of size of 200 sqft | Assistance @ 50% per unit for meeting expenditure on infrastructure and inputs subject to a maximum of 5 units per beneficiary. Availing bank loan is Exempted." Identical rate structure to ap-midh-2025-low-cost-production-unit, including the explicit bank-loan exemption (printed p.101): "Government institutions ... eligible for 100% subsidy up to ₹2.00 lakh, while private institutions will be eligible for 50% subsidy up to ₹1.00 lakh." The scheme-level creditLinked:true flag above reflects the other three rows only, the engine's creditLinked check today is scheme-level, not per-rule (this site's own calculator), so a self-funded TG applicant is currently blocked from this scheme even though this specific row does not require a loan.
Who can claim it
This scheme prices a rate for general applicants and public sector units.
The conditions
- Does this need a bank loan? (credit linked)
- Yes. The subsidy rides on a bank loan: a bank sanctions the loan and the subsidy is adjusted against it.
- When does the money arrive? (back ended)
- After you build, and after an inspection. The subsidy is held in a reserve account and released once the project has been inspected and found complete, not paid up front.
- Must it be approved before you start work? (sanction before commencement)
- We searched this document for a clause requiring sanction before you start work and did not find one. That is not the same as there being no such rule: it may sit in a document we have not read. Confirm with your sanctioning department and your bank before committing spend. Read why we will not resolve this either way.
Claiming this alongside another scheme
Checked against every other scheme this atlas holds. For most pairs no document says anything either way, and this page says so rather than guessing.
Read against 43 other schemes: 1 excluded, 42 unconfirmed.
Excluded
MIDH Excluded alongside MIDH.
The document's own front matter states outright: "Norms are as per the norms of Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture – Operational Guidelines, 2025, GOI" (printed p.1), this is…Read the rest of the reasoning
The document's own front matter states outright: "Norms are as per the norms of Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture – Operational Guidelines, 2025, GOI" (printed p.1), this is Telangana's own implementation of the central scheme, not an independently invented one, and every cost norm and percentage in its Mushroom Cultivation section is identical to central MIDH Annexure V, item III (Production Unit ₹30 lakh/unit at 100%/40%; Spawn making unit ₹20 lakh/unit at 100%/40%; Compost making Unit ₹30 lakh/unit at 100%/40%; Low Cost/Small Scale unit ₹2 lakh/unit at 50%, max 5/beneficiary, see MIDH's own record on this site). Marked 'excluded' rather than 'stackable' so a Telangana farmer is never shown this record's rules and midh-2025's as two independent, additive sums for the same component.
Unconfirmed
For most pairs of schemes, this reading found nothing in either document that says how the two combine.
Neither guideline addresses this combination. Confirm with the department before you rely on it.
Central schemes
State and union territory schemes
- AP MIDH Guidelines (Mushroom)
- Arunachal Pradesh's HMNEH/MIDH mushroom component
- Assam Horticulture Dept.
- Bihar Mushroom Kit & Hut Scheme
- CT MIDH Mushroom Component
- GA Farmer Handbook (Mushroom)
- GJ Scheme for Mushroom Cultivation
- HR MIDH/NHM Mushroom (adopted by reference)
- HP Khumb Vikas Yojna
- Jharkhand's MIDH mushroom component
- KA MIDH Guidelines (Mushroom)
- KL SHM Mushroom (MIDH + RKVY)
- MP MIDH Mushroom Component
- MH Mushroom Guidance Note
- Manipur Horticulture Dept.
- Meghalaya Mushroom Mission
- Mizoram Horticulture Dept.
- Nagaland Horticulture Dept.
- Odisha Mushroom Mission (WSHG)
- Punjab's MIDH mushroom component
- RJ NHM Guideline (Mushroom)
- Sikkim Horticulture Dept.
- TN MIDH-NHM Mushroom (women)
- TR SHM MIDH Cost Norms (Mushroom)
- UP NHM/MIDH Mushroom (2015-16, archived)
- UK HMNEH Mushroom Production
- West Bengal's MIDH mushroom component
- A&N Dept. of Agriculture
- Chandigarh Agriculture Dept.
- DNH&DD Agriculture Dept.
- Delhi Development Department
- J&K Horticulture/Agriculture Depts.
- Ladakh Horticulture Dept.
- Lakshadweep Agriculture Dept.
- Puducherry's NHM/MIDH mushroom component
The document
Implementation Guidelines 2025-26 Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture (MIDH) Horticulture Department, Telangana (Telangana MIDH Implementation Guidelines 2025-26 (Mushroom Cultivation section))
Horticulture Department, Telangana
No date is printed on this document.
“Section "E. MUSHROOM CULTIVATION", cost-norms/pattern-of-assistance summary table (printed p.93, local to this component's own page numbering, the 288-page document restarts pagination inside several components); detailed sub-clauses and itemised unit cost breakdowns for each of…”Read the full clause
“Section "E. MUSHROOM CULTIVATION", cost-norms/pattern-of-assistance summary table (printed p.93, local to this component's own page numbering, the 288-page document restarts pagination inside several components); detailed sub-clauses and itemised unit cost breakdowns for each of the four rows below run printed pp.93-102 (absolute PDF pp.95-105).”
printed pp.93-102 (absolute PDF pp.95-105)
Read on 13 September 2026 by chirag.
Where you apply: https://midhsuraksha.in
What to do next
Work out what your own project would draw.
What TG MIDH Guidelines (Mushroom) pays you depends on your own state, size and cost. The calculator asks where you are, what you are building and what it costs, then prices every scheme on this site against that, shows the document behind each figure, and writes a link you can send to your bank.
Or have MushroomWale build it.
MushroomWale designs and builds mushroom farms. For the farms we build, we also prepare and pursue the claim: the DPR, the documents, the bank, the sanctioning department and the joint inspection.
We prepare and pursue the claim only for farms we build.