For the first time in the country, MSP of fruits and vegetables has been fixed in Kerala

Thiruventhapuram, Ta. 27 October 2020, Tuesday

On the one hand, various issues of farmers have created a tense situation in some states, while the Kerala government has implemented a Minimum Support Price (MSP) system for grains as well as fruits and vegetables in the state. This is the first time such a system is being implemented in the country.

The Kerala government has fixed MSP for a total of 21 items in the state keeping in view the issue of farmers getting full compensation for their crops. This includes a variety of grains as well as fruits and vegetables.

The MSP has been kept 20 per cent higher than the cost incurred by the farmers for harvesting the crop. Whose implementation next date. Will be from November 1. For this scheme, the government has allocated Rs. 2 crore has been allotted.

According to the available information, the Kerala government has allocated Rs. 20 per kg for pineapple. 12, Rs. 15 and for tomatoes Rs. MSP of 3 has been fixed. The government will also open 1000 stores in the state for smooth implementation of this scheme.

Attracted by the Kerala government's plan, the Karnataka government is also considering implementing the plan. According to experts, farmers in other states are likely to demand similar schemes in the near future.


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