New records in Madhya Pradesh wheat collection, Rs. 17870 crore for 9 lakh farmers
Madhya Pradesh has set a new record in terms of wheat collection on the minimum support price, that is, MSP. Madhya Pradesh has now reached second place in this regard. Punjab is in first place, Haryana is third. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has informed the X about the purchase of wheat in Madhya Pradesh. He said 77.74 lakh metric tonnes of wheat were collected in the state this time.
Mohan Yadav has written on X and Identity of Rich Farmers, Madhya Pradesh. Madhya Pradesh Madhya Pradesh is the second largest in the country in wheat collection. 77.74 lakh metric tonnes of wheat from 9 lakh farmers. Payment of more than Rs 17,870 crore. It securely stores more than 73.51 lakh metric tons of wheat.
Purchase in the past year
In Madhya Pradesh, wheat collected than last year. The biggest reason behind this is the bonus given to the farmers. This time the government has given farmers a bonus of Rs 175 at the price of wheat, so farmers have sold their products in government buying centers. As a result, this time 29 lakh metric tonnes of wheat were deposited in the government store. With this, 77 lakhs 74 thousand metric tonnes of wheat were purchased from 9 lakh farmers in the state.
Last year, 48 lakhs 38 thousand metric tonnes of wheat were collected from farmers in Madhya Pradesh and this time 29 lakh metric tonnes were purchased. In this way, Madhya Pradesh has reached second place after Punjab. In addition, wheat money is also being released on a farmers’ account. So far, more than Rs 17,000 870 crore has been paid in the farmers’ account.
Rs.175 bonus benefits
The MSP of the wheat in the country has been declared Rs. In this way, Madhya Pradesh is a state that bought wheat at MSP at a cost of Rs 2600 per quintal for farmers. The benefit of this is that a large number of farmers have reached the purchase centers of wheat and sell their products. Thus, Madhya Pradesh has reached second place in terms of wheat collection across the country.
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