Moong-Urad Procurement at MSP Begins June 19: Big Relief for Madhya Pradesh Farmers

Key Highlights:

• Moong MSP fixed at ₹8682/quintal, urad at ₹7400.

• Registration starts from 19 June 2025.

• Aadhaar, bank details, and land records are required.

• Procurement centers are to offer better facilities.

• Payment is directly to farmers bank accounts.

There is good news for moong and urad farmers in Madhya Pradesh. The government will soon begin procurement of these crops at the Minimum Support Price (MSP) to ensure fair prices and income security. The registration for selling moong and urad at MSP will begin from June 19, 2025. Interested farmers must complete the registration process in time to benefit from this scheme.

This step is being taken under the joint initiative of the Central and State Governments to help farmers get the right value for their produce. The Madhya Pradesh government has already sent a detailed proposal to the Central Government outlining the crop purchase plan, quality checks, payment system, and promotion strategy.

MSP Rates for 2025

• Moong MSP: ₹8682 per quintal

• Urad MSP: ₹7400 per quintal

At these prices, farmers can sell their moong and urad crops to government procurement centers. This will protect them from market price fluctuations and ensure a stable income.

Registration Process for Selling Moong and Urad at MSP

To sell their crops at MSP, farmers need to register from June 19, 2025. The following documents and details are required:

• Aadhaar card number

• Bank account number and IFSC code (should be from a nationalized or cooperative bank)

• Self-attested copy of land rights/loan book

• Crop name and details

• For sharecropping (Sikmi) farmers, a self-attested copy of the crop agreement

Once registered, farmers will get a computerized receipt with their name, bank details, and payable amount. This receipt, signed by the procurement in-charge, will serve as official proof.

Moong and Urad Production in Madhya Pradesh

As per government data:

• Moong potential area: 14.35 lakh hectares

• Expected production: 20.23 lakh metric tons

• Urad potential area: 0.95 lakh hectares

• Expected production: 1.24 lakh metric tons

Moong is harvested between May 3rd week and June 1st week across 36 districts, while urad is harvested in the same period in 13 districts. This wide coverage means a large number of farmers stand to benefit.

Facilities at Procurement Centers

To ensure smooth operations, the government has taken steps to provide facilities at procurement centers:

• Shade and seating for farmers

• Clean drinking water and toilets

• First-aid box availability

• Quality testing equipment for crops

• Clear display of center names, payment process, and FAQ norms

• Extra staff, laptops, printers, and power backup at busy centers

• Training for procurement staff to ensure transparency and efficiency

Key Benefits for Farmers

• Guaranteed purchase of moong and urad at MSP

• Direct bank payment to farmers after procurement

• Transparent and digital registration and payment process

• Smooth and hassle-free selling experience at government centers

• Timely payments and clear communication via digital channels

• Sikmi (sharecropper) farmers are also eligible for benefits

Where to Get More Information

Farmers can contact the following for details regarding the MSP purchase of moong and urad:

• Local Agriculture Officer

• Procurement Agencies

• Madhya Pradesh Agricultural Marketing Board website

• Public Service Centers for help with registration

This initiative by the Madhya Pradesh government is aimed at empowering farmers by ensuring fair prices and timely payments. All eligible farmers are encouraged to register on time and take full advantage of this government scheme.

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CMV360 Says

The MSP procurement of moong and urad starting June 19, 2025, offers a great opportunity for farmers in Madhya Pradesh to get fair prices and timely payments. With proper facilities at procurement centers and a transparent process, farmers are encouraged to register early and benefit from this government initiative.