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The cultivation of mushrooms for the farmers of the Morni region seems to be a boon. The youth here are also seen shining their destiny in the cultivation of mushrooms. The Haryana government is raising the mercy of farmers by giving grants for mushroom cultivation.

Mushroom cultivation is proving to be a boon for the farmers of Morni area of Panchkula district. Most of the unemployed youth here are setting their fate in mushroom cultivation by granting grants from the government. The highest profits for the farmers of the Morni region are being achieved by this farming. Earlier farmers used to cultivate in a traditional manner, in which other cash crops were grown in addition to mustard, sesame, wheat, tomato and maize. But due to the fear of wild animals, most farmers stopped growing these crops and started paying more attention to mushroom cultivation. The Haryana government is also raising the spirits of farmers by giving grants.

What is the most suitable time for farming

The favourable time for mushroom cultivation in the Morni region starts from the first week of December to the end of March. Being aware of this, Yudh Singh Parmar Kaushik, a resident of Bahale village of Morni village, started cultivating mushrooms, in which he is expected to get very good profits. There is a favourable environment for mushroom cultivation in the Morni region of Haryana. This work does not require much land. Farmers can also turn it on with small rooms. After this, you can also start a big business by taking grants by the government.

Great way to produce mushrooms

To produce compost, soak the paddy straw and after a day, it is left to rot by mixing DAP, urea, potash, wheat bran, gypsum and carbofuran . Compost is prepared after about one and a half months. Presently, mixing cow dung and soil equal, about one and a half inch thick layer is laid and two -three inch thick layer of compost is mounted on it. In this, moisture remains stable, so spraying is sprayed two to three times a day on the mushroom. A layer of compost and one or two inch compost is climbed on top of it. In this way the production of mushrooms starts.

How much grant the government is providing

The government has decided to give grants on the three schemes on which the government has decided to give grants to encourage mushroom production, mushroom span unit and mushroom compost production unit. The high cost of these three schemes is Rs 55 lakh. On this, a grant of Rs 27.50 lakh is provided to farmers. If farmers want to take advantage of different schemes, then it is also exempted. Farmers can easily select any scheme.

There is good news for the farmers of Haryana who cultivate mustard. State Chief Secretary Sanjeev Kaushal says that during the Rabi season, the government will purchase mustard, gram, sunflower and summer moong from farmers at the fixed MSP. Also, sunflower oil will be supplied through fair price shops in 5 districts from March.

What has the Chief Secretary said about the production of crops?

In a meeting, the Chief Secretary said that 50 thousand 800 metric tonnes of sunflower, 14 lakh 14 thousand 710 metric tonnes of mustard, 26 thousand 320 metric tonnes of gram and 33 thousand 600 metric tonnes of summer moong are expected to be produced this season. The Chief Secretary said that Haryana State Warehousing Corporation, Food and Supplies Department and HAFED have also ordered to start preparations to start procurement of mustard, summer moong, gram and sunflower in Mandis.

Also read: Mustard Cultivation: Good income at low cost

When will the government start procuring mustard?

The government will start procurement of mustard at the rate of Rs 5,650 per quintal in the last week of March. Similarly, gram will be purchased from farmers at the rate of Rs 5 thousand 440 per quintal. From May 15, summer moong will be purchased at the rate of Rs 8 thousand 558 per quintal. Similarly, sunflower will be purchased from June 1 to 15 at the rate of Rs 6760 per quintal.

Those who commit negligence will not be spared

The Chief Secretary has asked the officers to make all necessary arrangements for the convenience of farmers during the procurement process and make payment for the purchased produce within three days. At the same time, he said that those who are negligent in work will not be spared at all. With this decision, farmers will also get a fair price for their produce.

The Haryana government is also purchasing moong, oil seeds, millet and other food grains along with wheat and paddy by 367 markets. At present, maize, millet, cotton, sunflower, moong, groundnuts, arhar, urad, sesame, mustard, barley, grams and paddy are being bought in Haryana at MSP. Haryana has become the first state to buy 14 food grains at minimum support price ( MSP). From the State government side, the government is also purchasing moong, oil seeds, millet and other food grains along with wheat and paddy by 367 markets. At present, purchase of maize, millet, cotton, sunflower, moong, groundnuts, arhar, urad and sesame is being made on MSP. For your kind information, let you know that most states purchase only famous crops like wheat, paddy, cotton and sugarcane on MSP. But Haryana is the first state to purchase 14 crops on MSP. 

Compensation will be given at crop failure 

The Khattar government also talked about providing compensation to the farmers for their failed crops, which will directly be given in their accounts. State government took this step for the damaged crops of farmers due to excessive rain. He said, the state government is taking assessment of loss to farmers. Under this assessment, the government will transfer the compensation amount for the damaged crops to farmers directly in their accounts. 

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The Haryana government is making financial condition of farmers better

The Haryana government is making every possible effort in making farmers financially and socially stable. The state government is also putting up multiple schemes for this. A few of these schemes include credit card scheme, Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojna, dairy entrepreneurship development scheme ( DEDS), kisan tractor Yojna, Kisan Mitra Yojna, agricultural flight scheme, Pashu Kisan credit card scheme. Let us tell you that from these schemes, farmers are also getting other benefits other than grants.

Benefits to farmers from Meri Fasal- Mera Byora

The State government has issued this scheme on 5 July 2019. With the help of this scheme, farmers can upload complete details of their crops online on the internet. Along with this, farmers will also be able to upload the details of any damage caused to their crops. 

The government keeps on bringing a new scheme for the farmers from time to time. The government is constantly trying to strengthen the economic condition of farmers. Now the Haryana government has brought a new scheme for the farmers of the state. The Haryana government has announced a 50% grant in the individual category to the farmers of the state on purchasing agricultural equipment, while the cooperative society FPOs and Panchayats have given 80% grant on creating a custom hiring centre for farmers. The government has started this scheme to use modern equipment in farming. Farmers will get the benefit of this scheme, which will increase their income, as they will be able to buy the latest equipment easily. Today, here you will know in detail about complete information related to this scheme.

Benefits and characteristics of Haryana Krishi Yantra Grant Scheme

The government will give subsidies to farmers of Haryana state on purchasing agricultural equipment under this scheme. Under this scheme, farmers will get a grant of 50 percent to 80 percent. Farmers will benefit from modern agricultural equipment. The economic condition of the farmers of the state will also improve. The use of modern agricultural equipment for the farmers of the state will also increase production.

Also read: Up to 50 percent grant is being given on agricultural equipment in this state

Eligibility and necessary documents for Haryana Agricultural Grant Scheme

Farmers applying for the scheme should be permanent residents of Haryana. It is very important for the applying farmer to have arable land. Also, for this, it is mandatory for the farmers to have important documents like PAN card, bank passbook, family identity card, affidavit, patwari report, mobile number, tractor RC.

Subsidy will be available on which equipment will be available under Haryana Krishi Yantra Grant Scheme

Under the Haryana Krishi Yantra Grant Scheme, the Government of Haryana has announced a grant on various agricultural implements. The list of instruments found under this scheme includes straw baler, rice dryer, fertiliser broadcast, laser land leveller, tractor driving spray, paddy transplanter, hay rake, mobile shredder , Rotavator, reaper binder, tractor driving powder video etc. .

Application process for Haryana Agricultural Equipment Grant Scheme

To take advantage of this scheme, eligible farmers have to apply, to apply in the Haryana Krishi Yantra Grant Scheme, first you have to go to the official website agriharyana.gov.in. After this, the home page will open in front of you, on the home page, you have to click on the option with Farmers Corner and click on the option of Apply for Agriculture Schemes.

Also read:Farmers will get agricultural equipment cheaply, 50% subsidy given by the government.

 After this, all the schemes of agriculture will come in front of you. In this, you have to click on the Haryana Krishi Yantra subsidy scheme. As soon as you click on the option of View in front of your scheme, a new page will open in front of you. In this, you have to click on the option of Here to Register. Now you have to fill in the information asked. Now the required documents have to be uploaded. To apply online for Haryana Krishi Yantra Grant Scheme, you have to submit the form, complete information will have to be given correctly. After completing this process, your application will be completed.

The cost of paddy has significantly increased, with it being sold in many mandis across India at the rate of Rs 7 thousand per quintal, which is three times more than the minimum support price. The price of all the mandis in India can be found, and paddy arrival continues in mandis across the country. In the middle of this, paddy prices have increased again due to continuous demand in the international market. The news is that in many mandis, paddy is being sold at three times the minimum support price which is great news for the farmers but has resulted in inflation for the general public.