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Polyhouse Farming in Rajasthan

Polyhouse farming in Rajasthan: 79 town guides with monthly climate, crop windows and the right polyhouse for each, plus MIDH subsidy notes.

By Sudhir Devkar, Founder & CEO, Kryzen Biotech

Updated

Map of Rajasthan
Map: Local Government Directory (LGD) 2024 boundaries via bharatlas (opens in a new tab), CC BY 4.0. For illustration only; see the Survey of India political map (opens in a new tab).

This page lists the 79 towns in Rajasthan where we have a farm planning guide. Each guide uses that town's own monthly climate to suggest a protected structure, and a crop calendar. We have built 6 projects in Rajasthan so far (see our project map (opens in a new tab)).

The towns listed are 410 to 1,100 km in a straight line from our nearest site. On the Köppen–Geiger climate map, 44 of these towns fall in the hot semi-arid zone (BSh) and 31 in the hot desert zone (BWh), and the rest in other zones.[1] Urban households in Rajasthan spent an average of ₹6,640 per person per month in 2023–24, against an all-India urban average of ₹7,078.[2]

Locations in Rajasthan

TownPopulationClimate zoneTo our nearest site
Ajmer5.4 lakhHot desert720 km
Alwar3.2 lakhHot semi-arid860 km
Barmer96,000Hot desert690 km
Bharatpur2.5 lakhHot semi-arid850 km
Bhilwara3.6 lakhHot semi-arid600 km
Bikaner6.4 lakhHot desert890 km
Jaipur30.5 lakhHot semi-arid780 km
Jodhpur10.6 lakhHot desert700 km
Kota10 lakhHot semi-arid590 km
Lachhmangarh53,000Hot desert880 km
Ladnu66,000Hot desert850 km
Lakheri30,000Hot semi-arid650 km
Lalsot34,000Hot semi-arid750 km
Losal29,000Hot desert830 km
Makrana94,000Hot desert790 km
Malpura36,000Hot semi-arid710 km
Mandalgarh22,000Hot semi-arid590 km
Mandawa23,000Hot desert910 km
Mangrol25,000Hot semi-arid620 km
Merta City46,000Hot desert740 km
Mount Abu25,000Humid subtropical with dry winters520 km
Nadbai26,000Hot semi-arid840 km
Nagar26,000Hot semi-arid860 km
Nagaur1.1 lakhHot desert800 km
Nasirabad52,000Hot desert710 km
Nathdwara42,000Hot semi-arid550 km
Neem-Ka-Thana36,000Hot semi-arid880 km
Nimbahera62,000Hot semi-arid520 km
Nohar50,000Hot desert1,030 km
Nokha63,000Hot desert840 km
Pali2.3 lakhHot semi-arid640 km
Phalodi50,000Hot desert810 km
Phulera26,000Hot semi-arid780 km
Pilani30,000Hot semi-arid940 km
Pilibanga37,000Hot desert1,050 km
Pindwara24,000Hot semi-arid540 km
Pipar City37,000Hot desert710 km
Prantij–––
Pratapgarh42,000Humid subtropical with dry winters460 km
Raisinghnagar30,000Hot desert1,060 km
Rajakhera34,000Hot semi-arid830 km
Rajaldesar27,000Hot desert900 km
Rajgarh (Alwar)–Hot semi-arid830 km
Rajgarh (Churu)1.2 lakhHot desert930 km
Rajsamand68,000Hot semi-arid560 km
Ramganj Mandi41,000Hot-summer Mediterranean530 km
Ramngarh30,000Hot semi-arid820 km
Ratangarh71,000Hot desert900 km
Rawatbhata38,000Hot semi-arid560 km
Rawatsar35,000Hot desert1,030 km
Reengus26,000Hot semi-arid830 km
Sadri27,000Hot semi-arid580 km
Sadulpur59,000Hot desert970 km
Sadulshahar25,000Hot desert1,100 km
Sagwara29,000Hot semi-arid410 km
Sambhar23,000Hot semi-arid780 km
Sanchore33,000Hot semi-arid570 km
Sangaria39,000Hot desert1,090 km
Sardarshahar96,000Hot desert940 km
Sawai Madhopur1.2 lakhHot semi-arid690 km
Shahpura (Bhilwara area)–Hot semi-arid640 km
Shahpura (Jaipur area)–Hot semi-arid840 km
Sheoganj28,000Hot semi-arid580 km
Sikar2.4 lakhHot semi-arid860 km
Sirohi39,000Hot semi-arid550 km
Sojat43,000Hot desert660 km
Sri Ganganagar2.4 lakhHot desert1,100 km
Sri Madhopur31,000Hot semi-arid840 km
Sujangarh1.8 lakhHot desert860 km
Sumerpur–Hot semi-arid580 km
Suratgarh71,000Hot desert1,040 km
Takhatgarh17,000Hot semi-arid600 km
Taranagar33,000Hot desert970 km
Todabhim23,000Hot semi-arid800 km
Todaraisingh24,000Hot semi-arid680 km
Tonk1.7 lakhHot semi-arid700 km
Udaipur4.5 lakhHot semi-arid510 km
Udaipurwati29,000Hot semi-arid870 km
Vijainagar, Ajmer32,000Hot semi-arid670 km
Population from Census 2011 or GeoNames; climate zone from the Köppen–Geiger map. Open a town for its monthly climate and crop months.

Protected structures we build

Subsidy in Rajasthan

Polyhouse, shade net and hydroponic projects can apply for assistance under the Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture (MIDH) through the Rajasthan horticulture department. Rates and limits change, so check the current norms when you apply. We prepare the Detailed Project Report for your bank loan and subsidy application.[3]

Sources

  1. Rubel & Kottek, University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna · World map of the Köppen–Geiger climate classification (opens in a new tab)
  2. Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) · Household Consumption Expenditure Survey 2023–24: press note (opens in a new tab)
  3. Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare · Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture (MIDH) (opens in a new tab)