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At 195 LMT, wheat procurement surpasses last year's 188 LMT | India News,The Indian Express - Vimarsana News

At 195 LMT, wheat procurement surpasses last year's 188 LMT | India News,The Indian Express

One of the major factors, contributing to the progressive procurement this year, is the grant of relaxation by GOI in quality specifications of wheat being procured, in view of untimely rains.

Govt's wheat procurement down 18% at 41 lakh tonne; arrivals in mandis improving - Vimarsana News

Govt's wheat procurement down 18% at 41 lakh tonne; arrivals in mandis improving

FCI Chairman and Managing Director Ashok K Meena said the procurement has been less due to delay in harvesting and lower arrivals in mandis especially in Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan because of the recent unseasonal rains.

Wheat export ban to continue for now: Piyush Goyal - Vimarsana News

Wheat export ban to continue for now: Piyush Goyal

India, the world's second-largest wheat producer, banned wheat exports in May 2022 as part of measures to control rising domestic prices.

Standing crop bent by rain, Punjab farmers stare at loss – and a harvesting problem - Vimarsana News

Standing crop bent by rain, Punjab farmers stare at loss – and a harvesting problem

Combine harvesters are not effective, manual labour option very expensive

'Farmers will face a lot of difficulties': Haryana agriculture minister J P Dalal amid fears of wheat, mustard crop damage - Vimarsana News

'Farmers will face a lot of difficulties': Haryana agriculture minister J P Dalal amid fears of wheat, mustard crop damage

Haryana agriculture and farmers welfare minister J P Dalal told The Indian Express that tough days lie in store for the farmers in the state.