Approximately 100 million metric tonnage
Chief Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chauhan today reviewed the preparations of Bhattar Paid Yojana, Chief Minister Productivity Incentive Scheme and Ghenhu Uparjan in the Ministry. Shri Chauhan instructed to set up a sufficient number of equipment centres for Ghenhu Uparjan, undertake special arrangements for transport and storage.
The meeting pointed out that about 100 lakh MT of wheat is estimated to be subordinated. The support value of the wheat is 1735 per quintal. Under the Chief Minister Productivity Incentive Scheme, farmers will be given Rs 265 per quintal. The excretion will begin from March 15. Yet 15 lakh 27 thousand farmers have registered. The meeting pointed out that there is currently 181 lakh MT storage capacity. The Chief Minister directed to review the preparations of the cessation at the division level.
The Chief Minister said that the government is committed to giving the farmers a reasonable value of their produce and work with the help of innovative plans. The Chief Minister directed the farmers to maintain complete transparency in the registration and assessment of the projected production. He said that small and marginal farmers need special attention. There should be no hurdles in reaching the accounts of farmers. Make timely verification of their accounts.
Chief Secretary Shri B.P. Singh, Agriculture Production Commissioner Shri P.C. Meena, Chief Secretary Chief Minister Ashok Burnwal, Principal Secretary Agriculture Shri Rajesh Rajura, Principal Secretary Food and Civil Supplies Smt. Sapphi Shami Rao, Principal Secretary Sahakarita Shri K.C. Gupta, Mandi Commissioner Shri Faiz Ahmed Kidwai and other senior officers were present.
