Unexpected growth in the incoming of the pavilions from the Bhattar Yojana
5 lakh 12 thousand farmers registered in the transfer payment scheme sold traders at their crop support price in the authorized agricultural yields mandies between one to 30 November 2017. The total amount of Rs 703 crore 96 lakh will be given to these farmers by the State Government in the same month in the Bank accounts. 1.28 lakh registered farmers sold their crop in authorized pavilions from 16 to 31 October 2017 under its pre-planning plan. The State Government has paid Rs 136 crore Rs 75 lakh transfer amount. The sale period of maize in this scheme has been extended by the State Government till 31st January 2018.
21 lakh 88 thousand 764 farmers have registered in the Bhatttar Paid Scheme in the state. The scheme covers 41 lakh 43 thousand 389 hectares. Payment of transfer amount to farmers Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) The system is being made directly into the bank account. It is also being reported to farmers through SMS on their mobile. Warehouse storage grant amount is also being given to farmers with transfer amount. Both benefits are being given together. Warehouse Storage Grant has been raised from Rs.7 per quintal statue to Rs.9 per quintal statue.
The Bhatttar Paksha Yojna is truly energized by the fluctuations of yield to farmers. The congregations in the pavilions during the October and November month of the year 2016 and 2017 show the same.
20 percent more than 31 lakh 65 thousand tonnes inward pavilions have been recorded in October 2017. It has also been in the income of the deities. This is the result of the transfer payment scheme.
In October 2017, Rs. 91 crore has been earnings of 12 lakh pavilions which is 14 per cent higher than October 2016. Similarly, in November 2017, 122 crores have been earnings worth Rs 16 lakhs which is 66 percent higher than the income of November 2016.
The scheme has also been implemented in the state by executing 51 sub-mandi schemes. Also 20 hot-markets have been functional for planning
