Farmers are good to go to get Rs 900 every month from the Madhya Pradesh government for raising native cows. A declaration about the equivalent was made by Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Monday while basically tending to a Niti Ayog studio on horticulture.
The CM additionally declared the constitution of the Madhya Pradesh Natural Agriculture Development Board to advance normal cultivating.
In his location during the studio, CM Chouhan said, “Desi (native) cows are fundamental for regular cultivating. Farmers ought to raise no less than one desi cow. We have chosen to give Rs 900 every month to such farmers. In this way, a farmers will get an aggregate of Rs 10,800 in a year for a desi cow.”
He additionally educated that the MP government will begin exceptional exercises to advance regular cultivating in 100 towns each across 52 locale of the state.
“With the flow Kharif crop season, regular cultivating exercises will begin in 5,200 towns of the state. We are searching for such farmers. Up to this point, 1.65 lakh ranchers in the state have shown interest in regular cultivating. Studios will likewise be coordinated in the state to make an environment for normal cultivating,” CM Chouhan said.
The CM further said five everyday specialists will be selected in each square to advance regular cultivating and they will be paid an honorarium.
“Regular cultivating will be advanced in rural fields on both the banks of the Narmada stream,” Chouhan said.
Gujarat Governor Acharya Devvrat, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, and Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy additionally tended to the studio, an advertising division official said.
