Government is preparing to ban these 6 pesticides

Government is preparing to ban these 6 pesticides

6 pesticides will be banned from 31 December 2020. It is being told that the use of these pesticides is dangerous for people and animals.

These are six insecticides

– Alaclor

– Dichlorvos

– Phorate

– Phosphamidon

– Triazophos

– Trichlorfon

Earlier the government banned 12 pesticides from 8 August 2020.

These are 12 pesticides

– Benomyl

– Carbaryl

– Diazinon

– Fenarimol

– Linuron

– Methoxy Ethyl Mercury Chloride

– Methyl Parathion

– Sodium Cyanide

– Thiometon

– Tridemorph

– Trifluralin

Source: Krishi Jagran

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Registration will be started from January to purchase wheat

Registration will be started from January to purchase wheat

Farmers are currently engaged in sowing wheat crop. Sowing is complete in many areas and sowing is still going on in many areas. In such a situation, the Haryana government has already started preparing for the purchase of wheat from farmers next year.

This time, farmers will be able to register wheat for sale from January 1 under ‘Meri crop mera particulars’. The government is also setting up call centers for farmers through which information related to procurement will be provided to farmers.

Source: Bhaskar

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Temperature will fall further in these states including MP, know weather forecast

Weather report

Video Source: Skymet Weather

The winter season has knocked in the mountainous areas and the effect of this is now being seen gradually in the plains. Due to this, changes in weather patterns have been observed in many places. Several regions of Madhya Pradesh have been witnessing light rain for the last two-three days and the temperature has also dropped.

Though the rains will stop in the next few days, the temperature is expected to fall further. Minimum temperature is expected to decrease in Jammu and Kashmir, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh during the next 24 hours.

Apart from this, light to moderate rain and thunder showers are expected to fall in Konkan Goa and some areas of central Maharashtra. Whereas, light to moderate rains may occur over North Madhya Pradesh, North Chhattisgarh, Coastal Karnataka, Kerala and Arunachal Pradesh.

Source: Krishi Jagran

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Sugar mill owners to buy sugarcane from farmers for Rs 285 per quintal

Sugar mill owners to buy sugarcane from farmers for Rs 285 per quintal

A meeting of sugar mill owners and farmers of the area was held under the chairmanship of collector Mr. Saurabh Kumar Suman of Chhindwara district of Madhya Pradesh. During this meeting important decisions were taken from the suggestions of all the parties. In the meeting, it was decided that sugar mill owners would work for sugarcane procurement from farmers in Chhindwara at the rate of Rs 285 / quintal.

It was also decided in the meeting that after the increase in sugarcane rate in nearby Narsinghpur district, the rates will be increased in Chhindwara accordingly. Apart from this, it was also decided that the sugarcane mill in the district would have to purchase sugarcane giving priority to the farmers of Chhindwara district, after which it was agreed to purchase sugarcane of other district farmers. At the same time, sugar mill owners will be mandated to pay the purchase to farmers within one month of the purchase of sugarcane.

Source: Krishak Jagran

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100 crore sent to 5 lakh farmers under Mukhyamantri Kisan Kalyan Yojana

100 crore sent to 5 lakh farmers under Mukhyamantri Kisan Kalyan Yojana

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has sent an amount of Rs 100 crore under Mukhyamantri Kisan Kalyan Yojana to the accounts of 5 lakh farmers with a single click during a meeting in Nasrullaganj of Sehore district.

Addressing this gathering, the Chief Minister said a lot about the development of the agricultural sector. In the midst of the current turmoil over the MSP, he assured the farmers that “things that close the mandis and support price system are misleading and untrue.”

Source: Krishak Jagat

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Know the price in the mandis of Indore

In Mhow (Ambedkar Nagar) Mandi, Indore, the prices of wheat, gram, dollar gram, dollar gram, maize and soybean are running at Rs 1660, 3650, 3645, 4135, 1213, 3845 per quintal respectively.

The prices of urad, cotton, unripe, bitter gourd, wheat, indigenous gram, tomato, onion, cauliflower, brinjal, lady finger, maize, fenugreek, soybean and gourd in the Khandwa Agricultural Produce Market Committee of Indore Division, 1242, 5480, respectively 1350, 1541, 3899, 700, 856, 500, 1100, 1300, 1242, 500, 4125 and Rs. 528 per quintal.

Source: Kisan Samadhan

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Kisan Credit Card to be given to 2 lakh 68 thousand milk producers of MP

Kisan Credit Card to be given to 2 lakh 68 thousand milk producers of MP

To increase the income of farmers, the government is promoting animal husbandry and fisheries. In this series, new milk cooperative societies are being formed by the government, as well as preparation is also being done to link the farmers credit card to provide loans to milk producing farmers and livestock farmers.

The government is running a campaign to connect farmers associated with milk cooperative societies with Kisan Credit Card and under this campaign, 2 lakh 68 thousand milk producers of Madhya Pradesh are being linked with Kisan Credit Card. Soon all these milk producers will be linked with the Kisan Credit Card.

Source: Kisan Samadhan

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What is the price of onion, garlic and new potato in the mandi of Indore

 

Onion price
New red onion inward 30000 bags, price ₹ 1500 to ₹ 3600 per quintal
Old onion inward 22000 bags, price ₹ 1000 to ₹ 3200 per quintal
Variety name Rate
Super 2600-3000 Rupees per quintal
Average 2200-2600 Rupees per quintal
Golta 1800-2400 Rupees per quintal
Golti 1400-1800 Rupees per quintal
Chhatan 800-1600 Rupees per quintal
Garlic price
Incoming: 2500 bags
Variety name Rate
Super 6000 – 6500 Rupees per quintal
Laddu 5300 – 5800 Rupees per quintal
Medium 4000 – 4800 Rupees per quintal
Bareek 2800 – 3800 Rupees per quintal
Halki 1000 – 2000 Rupees per quintal
New potato price
Inward: 8000 Bags
Variety name Rate
Jyoti 1800 – 2200 Rupees per quintal
Pukhraj 1600 – 2000 Rupees per quintal

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Get insurance for Rabi crops, crop damage will be compensated

Get insurance for Rabi crops, crop damage will be compensated

Farmers are currently busy sowing rabi crops. But in the midst of this busyness, the farmers should not forget to insure their crops. This helps your crop from natural calamities and you do not have to suffer much.

Farmers can get insurance for crops of Rabi season 2020-21 under the Prime Minister Crop Insurance Scheme. The last date for insurance is 31 December 2020. Explain that under the Prime Minister Crop Insurance Scheme in the kharif season, the farmers who were insured for the crops were compensated for the crop loss.

If you get crop insurance, natural crops (celestial lightning), cloudburst, storm, hail, cyclone, storm, tempest, hurricane, tornado, flood, waterlogging, landslide, drought, pest diseases etc. You can get compensation for crop losses through insurance.

To get crop insurance, you can contact the toll free number 18002337115 of the Agriculture Insurance Company of India Limited. The notification issued for Rabi year 2020-21 is available at http://govtpressmp.nic.in/history-gazette-extra-2020.html.

Source: Krishak Jagran

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