Claim of better condition of wheat in other states except Rajasthan


Wheat crops across India are in good condition, with expected yields rising by 10%. The Agriculture Ministry estimates a record 1154.30 lakh tonnes, surpassing last year’s 1132.90 lakh tonnes and the target of 1150 lakh tonnes. Challenges are reported in Rajasthan due to adverse weather, particularly in Jhalawar and Pratapgarh. Wheat prices remain stable, with procurement starting in Uttar Pradesh and bonuses being offered in MP and Rajasthan. The early harvest may help stabilize supply, though farmers in affected regions might need relief support.
iGrain India – Claim of better condition of wheat in other states except Rajasthan Wheat Crop in Good Condition Nationwide, Except Rajasthan Key Highlights: Wheat Yield Expected to Rise by 10%
- Agriculture Ministry Estimate: Record 1154.30 lakh tonnes (higher than the target of 1150 lakh tonnes and last year’s 1132.90 lakh tonnes).
- Industry & Trade Estimate: 1100 lakh tonnes, still a record.
- Skeptical Traders’ Estimate: 1040-1060 lakh tonnes only.
Better Wheat Varieties Drive Growth
- Timely sowing & climate-resistant varieties planted in 67% of the area.
- Less impact of high temperatures & climate change.
Challenges in Rajasthan
- Jhalawar & Pratapgarh districts affected by adverse weather conditions.
- Central team assessing crop damage.
Market & Procurement Updates
- New wheat crop harvesting has begun.
- Sticky grains in some areas selling below MSP.
- MP & Rajasthan offering extra bonus over MSP to farmers.
- Wheat price in Gujarat: ₹2550 per quintal.
- Procurement started in Uttar Pradesh.
- Major arrivals in Punjab, Haryana, and Western UP expected from April.
Implications & Market Outlook:
- Higher yields & early harvest could stabilize wheat supply.
- Farmers in Rajasthan may require relief support.
- MSP procurement conditions might be eased for affected crops.
- Wheat prices may remain stable due to record production expectations.
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Source : Investing.Com
