PMMSY: Fish Feed Plants of Production Capacity of at least 100 Ton/Day - Haryana

The Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana (PMMSY) for Fish Feed Plants, under the Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry & Dairying, Government of India, offers a capital subsidy for setting up fish feed plants with a minimum production capacity of 100 tons per day. The scheme seeks to secure a steady supply of quality, affordable feed to support aquaculture growth and sustainability in Haryana.

As a Centrally Sponsored Scheme, the project receives joint funding from the Central and State Governments, each contributing 50% of the subsidy amount. Beneficiaries must independently operate and maintain the plant and supply feed to fishers at competitive prices. This initiative strengthens the fisheries supply chain for essential inputs, benefiting fish farmers and contributing to food security.

- **Register Online on the Antyodaya-SARAL Portal:** - Go to saralharyana.gov.in. - Select "New User/Register Here" and provide the required fields, including Name, Email ID, Mobile Number, and password. Submit the form. - Authenticate the OTP sent to your Email and Mobile Number, or use the verification link to activate your profile. - **Log In and Submit the Application:** - Revisit the Antyodaya-SARAL Portal (saralharyana.gov.in). - Choose the "Sign in here" option located on the right side of the page, enter your registered credentials, and press ‘Login’. - In the subsequent window, pick "Scheme/Services list" and choose the relevant scheme (PMMSY Fish Feed Plants). - Select "Apply for Service/Scheme" and complete every required field in the online form. - Press "Submit" to conclude your application. - **Offline Application (via CSC):** - Those who qualify may go to the nearest Atal Seva Kendra with all necessary paperwork to apply for the scheme with support. - **Documents to Keep Ready:** - A current Parivar Pehchan Patra (PPP). - Proof of land ownership or a registered lease agreement valid for at least 10 years. - A Detailed Project Report (DPR) or Self-Contained Proposal (SCP) prepared as per PMMSY guidelines. - A valid training certificate related to feed mill operation and maintenance. - A valid land title confirming the land is free of legal disputes.

Applications are assessed on the completeness and quality of the Detailed Project Report (DPR) or Self-Contained Proposal (SCP), along with verification of land ownership or lease documents and the authenticity of training certificates. The applicant’s commitment to independently operating and maintaining the plant, as well as their assurance of supplying affordable feed to fishers, is also a key criterion in the evaluation.

State-level evaluation committees, following PMMSY guidelines, review the technical and financial viability of the project, its potential impact on aquaculture, and its alignment with the scheme’s objectives before the subsidy is approved.