Integrated Horticulture Development Program for Tribal Area Farmers (TASP) HRT-3
The scheme "Integrated Horticulture Development Program for Tribal Area Farmers (TASP) HRT-3" by the Agriculture and Co-operation Department, Government of Gujarat, aims to enhance the horticulture sector through financial assistance and subsidies to tribal area farmers across the state.
What you get
Capacity Building & Promotion:
- Assistance for publication and promotional materials related to horticultural crops.
- Financial support for organizing and participating in exhibitions, competitions, and seminars.
- Subsidy for organizing or participating in Krishi Melas and payment for stall rentals.
Farm Mechanization Support:
- Subsidy for purchase of power tillers and mini tractors to enhance horticultural productivity.
- Financial aid for harvesting equipment and crop protection equipment.
Processing & Value Addition:
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Support for establishment of new distillation units for medicinal and aromatic crops.
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Subsidy for setting up new processing units for cashew and other fruit crops.
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Assistance for processing equipment for value addition.
Export Promotion:
- Sea fridge subsidy for export of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and plants.
- Air fridge subsidy to promote export of horticultural produce.
Price Stabilization:
- Minimum Support Price (MSP) assistance to ensure stable market prices for horticultural crops.
Infrastructure & Utilities Support:
- Subsidy on electricity bills for operating greenhouses and tissue culture laboratories.
- Support for hi-tech greenhouses (with fan and pad system).
- Support for naturally ventilated polyhouses and net houses.
Post-Harvest Management:
- Subsidy for packing materials used in post-harvest handling of horticultural produce.
- Support for setting up kaccha mandaps for tomato/chilly and other vegetable marketing.
- Construction of vegetable trellises and half-lined pedestrian paths for climbing vegetable crops.
Who can apply
- The applicant should be a resident of Gujarat.
- The applicant should be a farmer.
- The applicant should belong to the Scheduled Tribe (ST) category.
- The applicant should be practicing horticulture in tribal areas.
How to apply
Online
> Registration Process:
Step 1: The applicant may visit and apply online at the I-Khedut Portal. Step 2: Click on 'Login' from the top right-hand side, then click on "Beneficiary Registration" and select any one from the 'Farmer' or 'Institutional' or 'Except For the Farmer' as the Beneficiary Type. Step 3: Select the District, Taluka, and Village, choose 'what type of account holder you are?', enter your Account Number and Name, solve the Captcha, and click 'Save and Next'. Step 4: Enter your Mobile Number and Email address, click 'Send OTP', enter the received OTP, create and confirm a Password, solve the Captcha, and click 'Submit'. > Login Process:
Step 1: The applicant may visit and apply online at the I-Khedut Portal. Step 2: Click on 'Login' from the top right-hand side of the homepage. On the home page, click on ‘Schemes’ and then click on ‘Agricultural Schemes’. Step 3: Now select the scheme, click on the ‘Apply’ button, and an application page will open. Step 4: Click on the "Apply New" button and submit a new application. Step 5: Click on the "Update Application" button to add corrections to the application. Step 6: Once the application is done, confirm it. Step 7: Take a printout of the confirmed application. > Contact Us: Click here
Documents to carry
- 7/12 Certificate.
- Aadhaar Card.
- Bank Pass Book/Cancelled Cheque.
Details
The scheme "Integrated Horticulture Development Program for Tribal Area Farmers (TASP) HRT-3" by the Agriculture and Co-operation Department, Government of Gujarat, aims to strengthen horticulture-based livelihoods and promote modern horticultural practices among tribal farmers through financial assistance for farm mechanization, processing units, crop protection, post-harvest management, and export-related infrastructure. The scheme provides targeted subsidies on equipment, units, and inputs to ensure sustainable horticultural growth in tribal areas.