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Collector Inspects Plug-Type Vegetable Seedling Unit at Pendri Government Nursery

Collector Dr. Sarveshwar Bhure inspected the Plug-Type Vegetable Seedling Unit at Pendri, directing officials to expedite repairs. Once restored, the facility will supply affordable seedlings of various vegetables to benefit farmers.

Cucumber Cultivation Changes the Fortunes of Farmer Suresh Sinha in Rajnandgaon

Farmer Suresh Sinha from Gatapar Khurd village in Rajnandgaon block has set an inspiring example by shifting from traditional paddy farming to horticulture. His bumper cucumber crop earned him ₹2.5 lakh, with the produce being supplied to markets in Uttar Pradesh, Odisha, and Kolkata. Supported by various government schemes, Sinha has become a symbol of successful modern farming.

Modern Technology Boosts Paddy Farming: Chohaldas Sahu Gains Big with Paddy Transplanter

Progressive farmer Chohaldas Sahu from Kesla village is reaping the benefits of modern agricultural machinery, particularly a paddy transplanter received under the state’s Farm Mechanization Mission. With a government subsidy of ₹4.10 lakh, Sahu has not only reduced labor and time but also increased crop yield and earned ₹1.2 lakh annually by renting the machine to fellow farmers.

Farmer ID Registration on Agristack Portal Mandatory for Paddy Sale

Chhattisgarh has mandated registration on the Agristack Portal for all farmers intending to sell paddy at MSP for Kharif 2025-26. Rajnandgaon district has achieved 77% registration so far. The deadline for generating a Digital Farmer ID is August 30, 2025, after which unregistered farmers may lose access to subsidies, insurance, and procurement benefits.

“Chhattisgarh Launches Major Input Subsidy Scheme to Boost Kharif Crop Diversification”

Chhattisgarh’s new Krishak Unnati Yojana will offer direct input assistance of ₹10,000–₹11,000 per acre to farmers growing alternative Kharif crops such as pulses, oilseeds, maize, and millets. The initiative, aimed at boosting crop diversification and reducing dependency on paddy, is set to begin in Kharif 2025 through DBT-linked payments via the Integrated Farmer Portal.