Greenhouse farmers cannot achieve profitability without government subsidies

Protected cultivation farmers in India are economically dependent on government subsidies to operate profitably, but these subsidies are being reduced or eliminated. When subsidies decrease, greenhouse operations become unprofitable or unviable, forcing farmers to choose between accepting lower margins, abandoning the business, or seeking alternative revenue models. Current solutions fail because they don't address the fundamental cost structure of greenhouse farming or provide sustainable alternatives to subsidy-dependent economics.