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Cost of starting a mushroom farm in India

You can start your business from home and at a low cost also.

The cost of the mushroom farming plan - 

The project cost of the mushroom business depends on many factors such as-

Cost of construction for room = Rs. 2,00,000


Cost of starting a mushroom farm in India



Scrab Wooden Shelves =  Rs. 20,000

Miscellaneous Cost=  Rs. 10,000

So the Total Cost= Rs. 2,30, 000

Not only that, The total Recurring Costs in Mushroom Farming: Rs. 40,000

and The Total Recurring Expenses For 2 crops (50,000* 2)=1,00, 000

The above figure is the approximate and Average cost that you’ll invest to start your Mushroom business.

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