Madhya Pradesh's CM Mohan Yadav Engages with Farmers as Wheat Procurement Commences Tomorrow
Synopsis
Ahead of the wheat procurement set to begin in Madhya Pradesh, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav engages with farmers and voluntary organizations to ensure a smooth process. With a focus on transparency and convenience, the state aims to support its farmers effectively.
Key Takeaways
Wheat procurement in Madhya Pradesh starts April 9.
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav emphasizes transparency.
Farmers will receive Rs 2,625 per quintal with a bonus.
78,19,400 farmers registered for the process.
Focus on small and marginal farmers with priority.
Bhopal, April 8 (NationPress) As the wheat procurement at Minimum Support Price (MSP) is poised to initiate tomorrow in Madhya Pradesh, the state government has established a comprehensive monitoring and support framework aimed at facilitating a seamless experience for farmers throughout the region.
On Wednesday, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav conducted a virtual meeting with representatives from farmers' groups and NGOs, emphasizing the importance of transparency and convenience for farmers as top priorities.
The procurement process will kick off in the divisions of Indore, Ujjain, and Bhopal on April 9, followed by Rewa, Jabalpur, Sagar, and Shahdol divisions starting April 15.
"I held a virtual discussion with farmers' representatives and voluntary organizations concerning the upcoming wheat procurement process, which begins tomorrow (April 9). Our government is dedicated to ensuring that our farmers receive a fair price for their yield," stated Chief Minister Yadav.
To enhance the transparency and efficiency of the procurement process, district-level control rooms have been established.
A central control room has also been launched at the Chief Minister's Office to oversee the process continuously.
"During our session, I urged voluntary organizations to lend their support during the wheat procurement phase. All Collectors and Sub-Divisional Magistrates have been instructed to ensure that adequate provisions are in place for farmers at the procurement centers," the Chief Minister noted.
He added that the initial focus of the procurement will be on registered small and marginal farmers, with slot bookings for procurement already in progress.
He assured that a sufficient number of gunny bags have been arranged for the operations.
Cabinet Ministers and MLAs have also been tasked with consistently overseeing the arrangements for wheat procurement in their respective districts to ensure effective coordination and minimize any inconvenience to farmers.
The wheat procurement in Madhya Pradesh is set at a rate of Rs 2,625 per quintal, including an additional bonus of Rs 40 per quintal for farmers.
Over 78,19,400 farmers have registered for this process across 3,627 procurement centers, with 2,625 centers offering bonus facilities.
Gunny bags are now available in all districts, and priority will be given to marginal farmers.
Point of View
It is essential to acknowledge the proactive measures being undertaken by the state government, led by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav. The establishment of a robust monitoring system indicates a commitment to ensuring farmers receive fair treatment during this critical period.
NationPress
13 Jul 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the wheat procurement process start in Madhya Pradesh?
The wheat procurement process begins on April 9 in Indore, Ujjain, and Bhopal divisions, while it starts on April 15 for Rewa, Jabalpur, Sagar, and Shahdol divisions.
What price will farmers receive for wheat?
Farmers will receive Rs 2,625 per quintal for their wheat, along with an additional bonus of Rs 40 per quintal.
Who will be prioritized in the procurement process?
The procurement process will initially focus on registered small and marginal farmers.
How many farmers have registered for the wheat procurement?
Over 78,19,400 farmers have registered for the wheat procurement process.
What support is being provided to farmers during procurement?
The state government has set up control rooms at the district level and a central control room at the Chief Minister's Office to monitor and assist in the procurement process.
