Author: Bihar Say | Amrita |

Big Opportunity for Bihar Farmers: Wheat Procurement Begins April 1

Great news for Bihar’s farmers! The government will start wheat procurement across the state from April 1. To ensure fair compensation, officials have raised the Minimum Support Price (MSP) to ₹2,425 per quintal. Additionally, the process will take place online, making it more transparent and efficient.

How Can Farmers Sell Their Wheat?

The government has launched a digital portal for wheat procurement. Farmers must register online to sell their produce at government rates. This system eliminates middlemen and ensures quick direct payments.

• Simple Online Registration: Farmers must sign up on the official portal before selling their wheat.
• Higher MSP for More Profit: This year’s MSP stands at ₹2,425 per quintal, an increase from last year.
• Direct Bank Payment: The government will deposit payments straight into farmers’ bank accounts, ensuring no delays.

Where Will Wheat Procurement Take Place?

Officials have set up dedicated procurement centers in every district of Bihar. These centers feature weighing machines and moisture testing devices to ensure fair pricing for farmers.

Key Updates for Farmers This Year

• The MSP has increased by ₹150, offering better earnings.
• Farmers no longer need intermediaries, simplifying the selling process.
• Government officials will monitor all procurement centers.
• The entire transaction will happen online, ensuring speed and reliability.

Important Guidelines for Farmers

• Only registered farmers can participate in procurement.
• Wheat must have a moisture level below 12% to qualify.
• Payments will arrive within 48 hours of procurement.
• Farmers must bring their Aadhaar card, bank passbook, and land records for verification.

Act Fast! Register Now for the Best Price

Since registration has already started, farmers should complete the process quickly. Delays might lead to missing out on selling wheat at the best government rates.

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