Poly House Farming : A New Addiction of Agriculture

Author(s)	Mr. Mukhtyar Singh, Dr. Alok Kumar Bansal
Country	India
Abstract	Abstract : This study explores the existing scope and future potential of polyhouse cultivation in Haryana, a state renowned for its strong agricultural base. Polyhouse structures provide a controlled environment for plant growth by adjusting temperature, humidity, and light, enabling year-round crop production regardless of climatic variations. Data was collected through structured interviews with district horticulture departments, focusing on cultivated area under polyhouses, types of structures, and financial assistance available. Findings reveal that 1,771,121 m² of land across Haryana is utilized for polyhouse farming, involving 1,956 growers. The construction cost for a 100 m² polyhouse is around ₹62,740, with a government subsidy of ₹43,416. An investment of ₹8,926 for plantation yields a return of ₹45,000 within three months. These insights emphasize substantial government incentives promoting polyhouse farming and its potential as a sustainable and lucrative agricultural practice in the region.
Keywords	Key words : horticulture , substantial ,temperature ,financial
Field	Arts
Published In	Volume 5, Issue 3, May-June 2023
Published On	2023-05-08

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