Union Minister for Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Thursday met farmers’ organisations and their representatives from different states in the national capital.
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Union Minister for Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Thursday met farmers’ organisations and their representatives from different states in the national capital.
Chouhan said many issues related to farming were seriously discussed with the farmers. He said farmers were informed about yesterday’s cabinet decision to increase the MSP of Rabi crops, along with all the efforts made under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Farmer organisations discussed many important topics and gave many constructive suggestions. Farmers said Model Agricultural Farming should be made in which information should be given as to how farmers with one, two or two and a half acres of land should do farming and how to do profitable farming in the same.
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Farmers also gave examples of farmers doing profitable farming in one acre farms. Farmers discussed providing water, use of fertilizers, making the soil healthy, problems due to damage caused by natural disasters, closure of sugar mills and problems of stray animals etc. Farmers have also given suggestions regarding promoting millets/Shree Anna.
The Union Minister said he will seriously consider the suggestions of the farmers and try to find a solution to them. The subjects related to the state government will be sent to the states and the departments will take action on the subjects of the central government.
“Communication with farmers is very useful and through this dialogue, we are getting information about the basic problems directly from the farmers. Government schemes are also being delivered to the farmers,” he added.
Union Minister Chouhan thanked and congratulated Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini for taking the decision to purchase all 23 crops at the declared MSP and applauded his farmer friendly decision.
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