Madhya Pradesh to Roll Out Bhavantar for Soybean With MSP Protection
Farmers will need to register to receive price-difference payments once the program opens.
Overview
- Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced a price-deficiency payment scheme for soybean to cover sales below the government benchmark.
- The government said the MSP for soybean is Rs 5,328 per quintal, with any shortfall to be credited to eligible farmers’ bank accounts.
- Farmers may sell in mandis but must register their crop with the state to qualify for compensation, with registration set to start soon.
- A survey is underway to assess Yellow Mosaic Virus damage to soybean, and the state has pledged relief for affected yields.
- Specific timelines and funding details were not released, though the CM pointed to prior relief for crop losses and floods as precedent.