Union Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan recently met with farmers from various states in Sehore, Madhya Pradesh. The interaction took place at an agricultural land in Amla village, Chouhan’s home district. Farmers shared their experiences on organic and chemical farming, highlighting the challenges they encounter.
During the discussion, farmers from states like Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Maharashtra voiced their concerns and sought government support. Chouhan inquired about their farming preferences, including organic farming choices, crop protection methods, and crop varieties. The farmers emphasized the need for quality seeds, training, fair prices, and market access, particularly for organic produce.
Chouhan acknowledged the challenges faced by farmers, such as delays in seed distribution. He assured them that the Agriculture Department is addressing these issues. Additionally, a new training center is set to open in Sehore to provide support and guidance to farmers. The minister, accompanied by agriculture ministers from various states, also visited a field to inspect agricultural practices.
