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Pricey kharif pulses deter procurements this season
Mint Mumbai
|October 27, 2023
Agriculture ministry unable to pick up moong, urad; erratic monsoon impacted output
NEW DELHI : The Union agriculture ministry which kicks off kharif crop procurement in October every year at the request of states has not been able to purchase any moong (green gram) or urad (black gram) yet in the ongoing season due to their high prices.
This may lead to no procurement of these pulses under the price support scheme (PSS) this season, a senior government official said, with implications for the food security of the poorest sections. Urad prices in key mandis of Maharashtra, one of the top pulse growers, are quoted at ₹9,300-10,000 per quintal and moong is being sold for ₹8,000-8,500 for the mill-quality variety and ₹10,500 for snack-quality, according to people in the trade.
The government has fixed the minimum support price (MSP) for moong and urad at ₹8,558 and ₹6,950 a quintal for the 2023-24 kharif marketing season.
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