MP to procure 60% of green gram from each farmer after protests
The Madhya Pradesh government has announced that it will procure 60 percent of moong (green gram) from each eligible farmer, up from the earlier limit of 25 percent with state agriculture minister Aidal Singh Kansana on Wednesday saying the decision was taken after a late-evening meeting on Wednesday with representatives of 16 farmer organisations
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