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Farmers Arrive In Trickle At Punjab, UP Mandis As COVID-19 Slows Harvest
Two major food grain producing states have started buying wheat and pulses from farmers amid the lockdown over the COVID-19 pandemic, but the volume and pace of procurement is slow. In Punjab, farmers are yet to harvest 70 per cent of wheat crop. The grain markets or mandis in the state have been mostly empty for the last two days, though the gover...
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PM Narendra Modi Announces Extension Of Deadline For Procurement Of Pulses
In a relief to farmers across the country, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said the government has decided to extend the deadline for procurement of pulses by one week.
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Government Agencies To Buy Pulses Directly From Farmers
The government today directed procurement agencies, including NAFED, to buy tur, urad and moong directly from farmers in all producing states for creating buffer stock to supply lentils at cheaper rates and ensuring support price for growers.
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Government Preps Buffer Stock Of Pulses, Onion To Counter Price Rise
Criticised for high prices of onions and pulses last year, the government is taking no chances this time. A special procurement drive has been launched to add both commodities to its buffer stock.
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Centre to Procure Pulses Directly From Farmer Starting November
With dal prices ruling at above Rs 200 per kg in the retail markets, the Centre will start procuring 40,000 tonnes of pulses directly from farmers through NAFED and SFAC starting November.
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3,000 Tonnes Of Pulses to Be Imported
India will procure further 3,000 tonnes of pulses from the global markets to tame the rising prices of the commodity, an official statement said on Monday.
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Amid Soaring Tur Dal Prices, a Glimmer Hope for Better Times
The Piparia crop wholesale market is almost deserted these days with just a handful of farmers showing up to sell tur dal. Since July there has been a sharp decline in the procurement of tur dal.
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Farmers Arrive In Trickle At Punjab, UP Mandis As COVID-19 Slows Harvest
Two major food grain producing states have started buying wheat and pulses from farmers amid the lockdown over the COVID-19 pandemic, but the volume and pace of procurement is slow. In Punjab, farmers are yet to harvest 70 per cent of wheat crop. The grain markets or mandis in the state have been mostly empty for the last two days, though the gover...
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PM Narendra Modi Announces Extension Of Deadline For Procurement Of Pulses
In a relief to farmers across the country, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said the government has decided to extend the deadline for procurement of pulses by one week.
-
Government Agencies To Buy Pulses Directly From Farmers
The government today directed procurement agencies, including NAFED, to buy tur, urad and moong directly from farmers in all producing states for creating buffer stock to supply lentils at cheaper rates and ensuring support price for growers.
-
Government Preps Buffer Stock Of Pulses, Onion To Counter Price Rise
Criticised for high prices of onions and pulses last year, the government is taking no chances this time. A special procurement drive has been launched to add both commodities to its buffer stock.
-
Centre to Procure Pulses Directly From Farmer Starting November
With dal prices ruling at above Rs 200 per kg in the retail markets, the Centre will start procuring 40,000 tonnes of pulses directly from farmers through NAFED and SFAC starting November.
-
3,000 Tonnes Of Pulses to Be Imported
India will procure further 3,000 tonnes of pulses from the global markets to tame the rising prices of the commodity, an official statement said on Monday.
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Amid Soaring Tur Dal Prices, a Glimmer Hope for Better Times
The Piparia crop wholesale market is almost deserted these days with just a handful of farmers showing up to sell tur dal. Since July there has been a sharp decline in the procurement of tur dal.
