The Mushroom Kit Vitaran scheme is a government initiative aimed at promoting mushroom cultivation by providing farmers with highly subsidized mushroom kits and necessary training.

Farmers who have not benefited from the scheme in the last three years are eligible to apply.

No, land ownership is not mandatory for availing of the benefits of this scheme.

The unit cost of a mushroom kit is ₹60/-, and the government provides a 90% subsidy, significantly reducing the cost for farmers.

An applicant can receive a minimum of 25 kits and a maximum of 100 kits under this scheme.

Each mushroom kit weighs 5 kg and contains 100 grams of high-quality mushroom spawn.

Training is conducted at locations such as the Center of Excellence, Krishi Vigyan Kendras, Agricultural Universities, and Horticulture Colleges.

The training is a two-day program and a provision of ₹1,000/- per farmer per day is allocated.

No, only one member per family is eligible to receive benefits under this scheme.

The government provides a 90% subsidy on the unit cost of the mushroom kits.

The scheme allocates ₹1,000/- per farmer per day to cover expenses related to the training program, ensuring farmers receive proper guidance and resources.