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What are the prices of garlic going on in Madhya Pradesh mandis?

19/05/2023

What is the price of garlic today in different mandis of Madhya Pradesh? Let’s see the complete list.

Rates of Garlic in the mandis of MP
District	Market	Variety	Minimum Price (per quintal)	Maximum Price (per quintal)
Khargone	Badwaha	Other	2400	8000
Bhopal	Bhopal(F&V)	Other	2000	4000
Sagar	Deori	Garlic	2500	3500
Dewas	Dewas(F&V)	Other	400	1300
Sagar	Garhakota	Average	2775	3000
Dewas	Haatpipliya	Garlic	3200	4000
Hoshangabad	Hoshangabad	Garlic	2210	2750
Indore	Indore(F&V)	Desi	234	6633
Ratlam	Jaora	Desi	4000	13000
Shajapur	Kalapipal	Other	450	6500
Mandsaur	Mandsaur	Other	3800	10710
Rajgarh	Narsinghgarh	Other	2100	8700
Neemuch	Neemuch	Desi	3151	15301
Hoshangabad	Pipariya	Average	1600	5500
Indore	Sanwer	Other	1500	2000
Shajapur	Shajapur(F&V)	Garlic	500	7300
Singroli	Singroli	Other	5000	5000
Shajapur	Soyatkalan	Other	2000	8900
Jhabua	Thandla	Average	1500	3000
Harda	Timarni	Garlic	5000	5000

Source: Agmarknet

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Chances of thunderstorms, rain and hailstorm, see weather forecast

19/05/2023

Heavy hail accompanied by strong wind lashed the Sriganganagar and Hanumangarh districts of Rajasthan. Light rain with thunderstorms was seen in Delhi. Now during the next few days, there may be thunderstorms in Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, West Uttar Pradesh and Delhi. There is a possibility of rain, thunderstorm and hail from Punjab to Bihar from May 22 or 23. Monsoon may soon knock over Andaman and Nicobar Islands. There is still some delay in the arrival of monsoon over Kerala.

Source: Skymet Weather

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These farmers will get free pulses and oilseeds for four years

18/05/2023 Thursday May 18th, 2023

Many schemes are being run by the government for the welfare of the farmers and subsidies are also being given. Moving a step ahead in this episode, the Uttar Pradesh government has taken a big decision. The government will now distribute seeds of pulses and oilseed crops free of cost to the farmers for the next four years i.e. till 2027. Let us know in detail the complete details of this scheme.

The main objective behind this scheme is to increase the production from pulses and oilseeds crops. For this, along with giving free seeds, there is also a provision for training the farmers. Under this scheme, at present, seeds of sesame, groundnut, mustard, linseed and urad, moong, arhar, gram, pea and lentil will be distributed free of cost in oilseed crops.

For this scheme, preference will be given to eligible marginal and small marginal farmers of PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana and free mini kit of seeds will be given. Apart from this, 25% of the seed kits have been kept reserved for distribution to scheduled caste and scheduled tribe farmers. Tell that every year 6 lakh 66 thousand 578 mini insects will be given to the farmers and this process will continue for the next four years.

Source: Krishi Jagran

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What are the rates of wheat in the mandis of Madhya Pradesh?

18/05/2023

What is the price of wheat in different mandis of Madhya Pradesh. Let’s see the complete list.

Rates of Wheat in the mandis of Madhya Pradesh
District	Market	Variety	Minimum Price (per quintal)	Maximum Price (per quintal)
Shajapur	Agar	Other	1450	2547
Panna	Ajaygarh	Deshi	2125	2,127
Ujjain	Badnagar	Lokwan	1851	2401
Ujjain	Badnagar	Other	1856	2524
Dhar	Badnawar	Lokwan	1850	2615
Betul	Betul	Lokwan	2000	2455
Khargone	Bhikangaon	Lokwan	2050	2411
Bhind	Bhind	Mill Quality	2173	2211
Gwalior	Dabra	Other	2100	2300
Damoh	Damoh	Lokwan	2010	2610
Dhar	Gandhwani	Other	2170	2260
Chhatarpur	Harpalpur	Other	1900	2100
Damoh	Javera	Mill Quality	1940	2135
Morena	Jora	Deshi	2050	2050
Shajapur	Kalapipal	Lokwan	1990	2230
Shajapur	Kalapipal	Mill Quality	1880	2125
Shajapur	Kalapipal	MP Sharbati	2210	2780
Narsinghpur	Kareli	Deshi	1925	2175
Khargone	Khargone	Other	2130	2433
Dewas	Khategaon	Other	1801	2782
Shivpuri	Khatora	Other	2090	2541
Shivpuri	Kolaras	Other	1920	2185
Vidisha	Lateri	Mill Quality	1975	2120
Vidisha	Lateri	Sharbati	2525	3175
Vidisha	Lateri	Deshi	2140	2405
Mandsaur	Mandsaur	Other	1950	2501
Sehore	Nasrullaganj	Other	2000	2605
Panna	Panna	Other	2130	2150
Damoh	Patharia	Lokwan MP No. 1	2040	2210
Ratlam	Ratlam	Lokwan	2126	2766
Ratlam	Ratlam	Sharbati	2415	3617
Ratlam	Ratlam	Other	1870	2124
Morena	Sabalgarh	Deshi	2077	2105
Khargone	Sanawad	Lokwan	2045	2305
Indore	Sanwer	Other	1800	2205
Hoshangabad	Semriharchand	Other	2137	2223
Sagar	Shahagarh	Mill Quality	1890	2126
Shajapur	Shajapur	Other	1900	2446
Sheopur	Sheopurbadod	Other	1952	2221
Shivpuri	Shivpuri	Other	2000	2210
Panna	Simariya	147 Average	2125	2125
Shajapur	Susner	Other	1952	2150
Harda	Timarni	Mill Quality	2126	2270
Raisen	Udaipura	Lokwan	2000	2235

Source: Agmarknet

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Monsoon will knock late this time, know what are the reasons for this

18/05/2023 Thursday May 18th, 2023

To declare the arrival of monsoon in Kerala, certain criteria have to be fulfilled such as 2.5 mm of rain for two consecutive days in at least 10 cities out of the list of 14 cities released by the Meteorological Department. Along with this, some other things are also important which are explained in the video. This time the reason for the delay in monsoon is the anti-cyclonic wind area formed in the Arabian Sea and a severe storm formed in the Indian Ocean.

Source: Skymet Weather

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Rain and dust storm alert issued, see weather forecast

17/05/2023

An anti-cyclonic circulation has formed in the Arabian Sea and a severe storm has formed in the Indian Ocean. Due to the effect of both these, the monsoon winds can delay coming towards India. Monsoon will make a late arrival in Kerala and the scorching heat may continue in June. Scattered light rain and dust storms are very likely over Bihar including Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Delhi and Uttar Pradesh during the next few days. Severe heat wave conditions will continue over South India including South Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra.

Source: Skymet Weather

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Bumper subsidy up to 80% on agricultural machines

16/05/2023

The use of modern agricultural machines is increasing in agriculture. Due to which this works like ploughing, sowing, harvesting and threshing have become easy. However, many farmers are unable to buy these machines due to financial constraints, due to which they are still using the same old technology. In such a situation, the central and state governments are running many schemes to solve this problem for the farmers.

In this series, the Bihar government is running the Agricultural Mechanization Scheme for financial assistance to the farmers of the state. Through this scheme, the state government is providing a 50% subsidy to eligible farmers on the purchase of agricultural machinery. At the same time, an 80% subsidy is being given to SC/ST farmers in this scheme. Interested farmers can go to the agriculture department office to take advantage of this scheme.

Source: Live Hindustan

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What are the rates of Peas in the mandis of Madhya Pradesh?

16/05/2023 Tuesday May 16th, 2023

What is the price of Peas in different mandis of Madhya Pradesh. Let’s see the complete list.

Rates of Peas in the mandis of Madhya Pradesh
District	Market	Variety	Minimum Price (per quintal)	Maximum Price (per quintal)
Ashoknagar	Ashoknagar	Other	4000	4000
Ujjain	Badnagar	Peas(Dry)	2150	3150
Sagar	Banda	Peas(Dry)	3175	4055
Sagar	Bina	Peas(Dry)	3690	4800
Damoh	Damoh	Peas(Dry)	3880	5150
Dindori	Dindori	Peas(Dry)	3400	3400
Dindori	Gorakhpur	Peas(Dry)	3000	3100
Jabalpur	Jabalpur	Peas(Dry)	3670	4500
Narsinghpur	Kareli	Peas(Dry)	4850	5354
Katni	Katni	Peas(Dry)	3650	3800
Katni	Katni	Other	3751	3844
Chhatarpur	Naugaon	Peas(Dry)	3800	4800
Ratlam	Ratlam	Other	2000	3170
Sagar	Sagar	Other	4000	4950

Source: Agmarknet

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Rain and dust storms will continue, see the weather forecast

16/05/2023

From the month of June itself, the effect of El Nino will be visible, which will become more effective by the end of July. Due to the effect of El Nino, the monsoon may become weak and the rains may decrease. But many models are showing positive IOD Indian Ocean Dipole during monsoon. If the Indian Ocean Dipole is more positive, it can negate the effect of El Nino. Dust storm accompanied by light rain is very likely over Rajasthan, Haryana, West Uttar Pradesh and adjoining areas of Delhi during the next two-three days.

Source: Skymet Weather

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Government will give a grant of Rs 62500 on banana cultivation

15/05/2023

Nowadays, many types of new methods are being used in farming, due to which farmers get good yields. These new methods are also being promoted by the government. Nowadays tissue culture method is being used for banana cultivation. The government is also providing substantial subsidies to the farmers for this.

Explain that through the tissue culture method, the plant is prepared in a short time for banana cultivation. Apart from this, the quality of plants prepared by this method is also better than normal plants. It also gives more profit to the farmers. These plants remain completely healthy and are disease resistant.

However, the Bihar government is giving subsidies on banana cultivation through tissue culture under the Integrated Horticulture Development Mission scheme. The government is giving a 50% subsidy on this item. Explain that the cost of banana cultivation in one hectare comes to about Rs 1,25,000, half of which i.e. Rs 62,500 will be given as subsidy to the beneficiary farmers. You can visit the official website of the Bihar Horticulture Department http://horticulture.bihar.gov.in/ for an application.

Source: Zee Business

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