Pick your state to find polyhouse construction in your town: the right NVPH, fan and pad polyhouse or nethouse for the local climate, with construction and material quotes.
India stretches from tropical islands and humid coasts to hot deserts and cold hill towns, so one polyhouse design does not fit every state. We have written polyhouse construction guides for 1,289 towns across 34 states and union territories, each built from that town's own monthly climate. So far we have built 250 projects in 26 of them (see our project map (opens in a new tab)).
Most of the towns on our list fall in three Köppen–Geiger climate zones: tropical savanna (dry winter) (441 towns), hot semi-arid (345 towns), humid subtropical with dry winters (252 towns). That is why the structure changes from state to state: Fan & Pad cooling where summers are hot and dry, tall naturally ventilated polyhouses where heat comes with humidity, and closable curtains where nights turn cold.[1]
Every state page lists its towns with population, climate zone and distance from our nearest site. Open a town to see its monthly climate table and which crops suit each month. These are the structures we plan with:
Protected cultivation projects can apply for assistance under the Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture (MIDH) through each state's horticulture department. Rates and area limits differ by state and change over time, so check the current norms when you apply. We prepare the Detailed Project Report for your bank loan and subsidy application.[2]
