To ensure a transparent and organized rice procurement process, the state government has set a purchase limit of 21 quintals per acre. Farmers are urged to bring their produce within the prescribed limit and pay special attention to the quality of the paddy.
This year, the token system will continue for selling paddy. Under this system:
This arrangement aims to prevent crowding and disorder at procurement centers. Only paddy with a maximum moisture content of 17% will be accepted; any paddy exceeding this limit will be rejected.
The government will ensure timely payment of the Minimum Support Price (MSP) directly into farmers’ bank accounts through the Public Financial Management System (PFMS).
Procurement centers will be equipped with:
This infrastructure guarantees smooth and delay-free transactions and eliminates the role of middlemen.
To assist farmers, the government has launched a call center at 1800-233-3663, where farmers can register complaints or seek guidance. Additionally, state and district-level control rooms have been established for quick resolution of any issues.
The state government has urged farmers to:
This year’s procurement process has been made completely digital and transparent, ensuring that every farmer receives fair payment for their hard work.
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