Support Price Purchase of Summer Moong Begins in Gujarat

The purchase of summer moong at support prices will start across Gujarat from June 21. This decision comes as over 23,400 farmers registered for the sale. The government has set the support price at ₹8,682 per quintal for the year 2024-25. In Gujarat, summer moong was cultivated on 56,000 hectares this year.

The state government has appointed nodal agencies to manage the purchase process. Farmers can sell their moong at 93 designated centers. All registered farmers will receive notifications via SMS about the process. They need to be present at the respective centers with their produce.

This purchase was initially scheduled for June 14 but was postponed due to unavoidable circumstances. The government assures that farmers will receive fair prices for their crops. This initiative aims to support farmers and ensure they benefit from their hard work.

Farmers can register on the Nafed e-Samruddhi portal. As of now, 23,488 farmers have already registered. The government is keen to support the agricultural sector, especially in times of need. Buying summer moong at the support price is crucial for the livelihood of many farmers in Gujarat.

The aim is to promote agricultural stability and help farmers during the summer season. The government encourages all eligible farmers to participate in this program. By purchasing at the support price, the government aims to uplift the farming community. This initiative is part of broader efforts to enhance the agricultural economy in Gujarat.

Farmers are urged to check their registration status and stay informed about the purchase process. The government remains committed to ensuring a smooth experience for all involved. This step will help in boosting the morale of farmers and strengthen the agricultural sector in the state.

Overall, this purchase program is a positive move for Gujarat’s farmers. It highlights the importance of agriculture in the state. As the date approaches, farmers are hopeful for a successful sale of their summer moong. This initiative showcases the government’s dedication to supporting farmers and improving the agricultural landscape in Gujarat.