Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh is all set for wheat procurement under the Minimum Support Price (MSP) for the Rabi Marketing Year 2026-27, as the state government ramps up preparations. The registration period for farmers to sell wheat has ended, and authorities have confirmed that no extension will be given.
CM Mohan Yadav Reviews Wheat Procurement Readiness
In a cabinet meeting held on Tuesday, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav closely reviewed preparations for wheat procurement across the state. Following the meeting, the CM formed a ministerial committee to oversee and monitor wheat procurement.
The committee will supervise the purchase of all crops under MSP for the Rabi Marketing Year 2026-27, including chickpeas (chana), lentils (masoor), and mustard (sarson).
Ministerial Committee to Monitor Procurement
The committee consists of:
- Karan Singh Verma – Revenue Minister
- Govind Singh Rajput – Food Minister
- Adal Singh Kansana – Agriculture Minister
- Uday Pratap Singh – Minister
- Lakhan Patel – Minister
The committee’s tenure is effective until June 30, 2026, and it will ensure smooth procurement operations across all districts.
Wheat Procurement to Begin Soon
With registration complete and preparations in place, wheat procurement in Madhya Pradesh is expected to start between March 16 and March 20, 2026. CM Mohan Yadav has already issued necessary guidelines to all district collectors to ensure timely execution.
This year, the government has announced a bonus of ₹40 per quintal, bringing the procurement rate to ₹2,625 per quintal, providing added benefits to farmers.
Infrastructure and Farmer Support
Madhya Pradesh has established 3,186 procurement centers across all 55 districts to facilitate smooth wheat purchase. Farmers can also access information and assistance through the official e-Uparjan Portal provided by the state government.
With preparations complete and systems in place, Madhya Pradesh is ready for a seamless and efficient wheat procurement season, ensuring farmers receive timely support under the MSP scheme.
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