Heavy rain forecast across the country, see weather report

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Monsoon has again shown momentum and has started progressing in many states. Due to this, heavy rains are occurring in many areas, due to which there is the hope of making up for the monsoon deficiency in June. Pre Monsoon activities will continue over North India. Monsoon will pick up in East North East and South India. Rain and thunder are possible in many places in Central India as well.

Source: Skymet Weather

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Millions earned from the cultivation of banana and turmeric

The area of cultivable land is decreasing with each passing year, so crop production seems to have a huge impact. Amidst these difficulties, Amarendra Pratap, a farmer living in Barabanki, Uttar Pradesh, has taken a great break. He is earning lakhs by adopting the technique of mixed farming.

Through this technique, Amarendra Pratap is growing many types of crops in the same field. At this time he has planted turmeric crop along with banana in his field. Let us tell you that planting banana crop and turmeric crop together does not affect the production of both crops. According to experts, turmeric cultivation proves beneficial in the banana crop.

Turmeric cultivation with banana crop

Five years ago, Amarendra of Barabanki had planted a banana crop on one hectare of land. After this, adopting modern technology, he started co-cropping farming. Where Amarendra cultivated turmeric with banana on four and a half hectares. With the help of this, he is now getting a net income of Rs.10 lakh per hectare of land besides getting an additional profit of Rs.3-4 lakh from the turmeric crop.

Not only this, Amarendra Pratap is cultivating about a dozen crops like Banana, Watermelon, Melon, Cucumber, Turmeric and Mushroom. By adopting co-cropping technology, they have made their farming profitable. For this success of Amarendra Pratap, he has been honoured by State Governor Anandiben Patel and CM Yogi Adityanath for his advanced farming.

Source: Aaj Tak

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What was the gram rates in Madhya Pradesh?

What is the price of onion in different mandis of Madhya Pradesh like Gautampura, Mhow, Khandwa, Dhar and Dewas etc.? Let’s see the complete list.

Fresh Market Price of Gram in different mandis

Agricultural Produce Market

Min Price (in Qui)

Max Price (in Qui)

Gautampura

3,800

3,800

Mhow

4,261

4,326

Khandwa

3,851

4,225

Khargone

3,600

4,420

Sanawad

4,250

5,355

Dhar

3,200

4,740

Dewas

1,650

1,771

Pipliya

3,601

4,380

Ashoknagar

4,205

4,550

Raghogarh

4,195

4,340

Sheopurbarod

4,091

4,271

Chhindwara

800

1,000

Seoni

4,100

4,100

Begamganj

3,800

4,450

Khirkiya

3,800

4,360

Timarni

3,800

4,316

Tikamgarh

4,225

4,225

Source: Madhya Pradesh State Agricultural Marketing Board

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What was the onion rates in Madhya Prdesh on 17th June?

Onion Mandi Bhaw

What is the price of onion today in different mandis of Madhya Pradesh like Ratlam, Dewas, Chhindwara, khandwa and Khargone etc.? Let’s see the complete list.

Fresh Market Price of Onion in different mandis

Agricultural Produce Market

Min Price (in Qui)

Max Price (in Qui)

Chhindwara

800

1000

Dewas

300

1000

Haatpipliya

800

1200

Jabalpur

700

1100

Jaora

500

1200

Kalapipal

210

1400

Khandwa

400

700

Khargone

500

1500

Khargone

500

1500

Kukshi

500

900

Mandsaur

120

1251

Sabalgarh

1000

1000

Sailana

150

1400

Sanwer

775

975

Satna

600

700

Sendhwa

265

600

Thandla

900

1000

Timarni

500

800

Source: Agmarknet

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PM Kisan e-KYC last date extended, know the whole process

More than half of the country’s population is dependent on agriculture. In such a situation, the government is running many schemes to make these farmers financially capable. One of these is ‘PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana’. Through this, an amount of 6 thousand rupees is sent directly to the account of farmers annually.

Every year three installments of Rs 2,000 are sent to the farmers’ accounts at an interval of every four months. According to the data, about 10 crore farmer families in the country are taking advantage of this scheme. However, now the government has made it mandatory to do e-KYC to take advantage of the scheme.

But even after giving the deadline, many farmers have not been able to get e-KYC done. In such a situation, giving relief, the government has extended its last date from 31 May to 31 July. However, if the e-KYC is not done before the deadline, the farmer brothers may be deprived of the next installment.

E-KYC process

For e-KYC visit the website of PM Kisan Yojana at pmkisan.gov.in. Here on the right side click on the e-KYC tab under the farmer’s corner. After this, a new page will open, enter your Aadhaar number here and click on the Search tab. Now OTP will come on the mobile number registered in your Aadhaar, which you have to submit. In this way, the process of e-KYC will be completed.

Source: Aaj Tak

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How much increase in the price of wheat in the mandis of MP?

wheat mandi rates

What is the price of wheat today in different mandis of Madhya Pradesh like Panna, Ajaygarh, Lateri and Kalapipal etc.? Let’s see the complete list.

Fresh Market Price of Wheat in different mandis

Agricultural Produce Market

Min Price (in Qui)

Max Price (in Qui)

Panna

1,850

1,860

Kalapipal

1,800

2,015

A lot

1,960

2,050

Patharia

1,801

1,979

Kalapipal

2,000

2,560

Ajaygarh

1,900

1,915

Sheopurbadod

1,959

2,001

Lateri

1,715

1,925

Alampur

1,910

1,974

Sironj

1,850

2,900

Lateri

2,345

2,730

Source:  National Agricultural Market

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Importance of Drip Irrigation

  • With the help of drip irrigation system technology, 60 to 70 percent water is saved in the cotton crop.

  • This method has shown an increase in the yield of crops to a great extent. Drip irrigation is the most efficient water and nutrient delivery system for growing crops.

  • It delivers water and nutrients directly to the root zone of the plant, in the right amount, at the right time, so each plant gets exactly what it needs, so it can grow optimally. 

  • Drip irrigation saves water, electricity, labor and cost and reduces the amount of fertilizer required. Along with this, weeds can also be controlled, by using this the level of humidity also remains favorable.

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There is a possibility of rain all over the country, monsoon is getting effective

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Rain has started increasing all over India and there is a possibility of heavy rain in many states. Due to heavy to very heavy rains in the northeastern states, a flood situation may arise. Rain activities will increase in the state including Bihar Jharkhand West Bengal now Madhya Pradesh Odisha Uttar Pradesh Punjab Haryana Delhi etc. Light rain and light rain are possible at one or two places over Rajasthan, Gujarat and West Madhya Pradesh.

Source: Skymet Weather

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What were the prices of fruits and crops on June 16 in different mandis of the country?

Todays Mandi Rates

City

Commodity

Min Price (In Kg)

Max Price (In Kg)

Ratlam

Onion

3

4

Ratlam

Onion

5

7

Ratlam

Onion

8

9

Ratlam

Onion

10

12

Ratlam

Garlic

5

9

Ratlam

Garlic

9

24

Ratlam

Garlic

21

35

Ratlam

Garlic

33

75

Ratlam

Potato

16

Ratlam

Tomato

35

40

Ratlam

Green Chilli

25

32

Ratlam

Water melon

8

10

Ratlam

Musk Melon

12

14

Ratlam

Mango

38

Ratlam

Mango

30

Ratlam

Mango

35

45

Ratlam

Banana

22

Ratlam

Papaya

12

16

Ratlam

Pomegranate

80

100

Kochin

Pineapple

50

Kochin

Pineapple

49

Kochin

Pineapple

56

Kanpur

Onion

5

7

Kanpur

Onion

10

Kanpur

Onion

11

13

Kanpur

Onion

13

14

Kanpur

Garlic

10

Kanpur

Garlic

15

20

Kanpur

Garlic

30

32

Kanpur

Garlic

35

70

Vijaywada

Potato

25

Vijaywada

Bitter Gourd

30

Vijaywada

Lady Finger

25

Vijaywada

Brinjal

20

Vijaywada

Cauliflower

40

Vijaywada

Ginger

40

Vijaywada

Cabbage

30

Vijaywada

Carrot

40

Vijaywada

Cucumber

30

Vijaywada

Capsicum

50

Vijaywada

Tomato

45

Vijaywada

Green Chilli

35

Vijaywada

Onion

25

Varanasi

Onion

10

12

Varanasi

Onion

13

14

Varanasi

Onion

14

15

Varanasi

Onion

10

12

Varanasi

Onion

14

15

Varanasi

Onion

15

16

Varanasi

Garlic

10

15

Varanasi

Garlic

15

20

Varanasi

Garlic

20

25

Varanasi

Garlic

25

35

Varanasi

Potato

14

16

Varanasi

Ginger

34

35

Varanasi

Mango

28

35

Varanasi

Pineapple

20

30

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Farmers who repay the loan on time will get 50% discount

Due to the uncertainty of the weather, there is always a fear of loss to the farmer’s farming. Where many times the entire crop gets ruined due to floods or droughts. In such a situation, to provide economic relief to the farmers, loans are given at low interest by the central and state governments.

In this episode, during the Corona period, the Rajasthan government had implemented a special scheme for the farmers of its state. Under this, the Government of Rajasthan had implemented the ‘Ekmusht Samjhauta Yojana’. Through this, loans are made available to farmers at very low interest by cooperative land development banks.

However, many farmers have not been able to pay the loan even after the completion of the time period. Considering the financial helplessness of the farmers, the state government has issued a new update in this scheme. According to this, farmers will be given interest rebate on timely repayment of loans taken by cooperative land development banks.

As per the order, the last date for repayment of the loan has been fixed as June 30, 2022. Farmers’ interest and penal interest will be waived up to 50% on repayment of the loan on this fixed date. Apart from this, the families of the indebted farmers who have died have been given relief from all kinds of penal amounts. However, it will be mandatory for their heirs to deposit the principal amount.

Source: Kisan Samadhan

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