E-NAM

"The idea is to develop UP as the veritable food basket of India and ensure benefits of government schemes reach farmers," a state government spokesperson said

Through the digital gateway of WDRA and e-NAM, farmers can now sell their commodities above the minimum support price (MSP)

Increasing e-NAM turnover will improve realisations

E-NAM needs key executive and legislative changes

Direct payment to farmers has also been enabled on this platform

Awareness campaigns a must for farm marketing reforms

There has been considerable progress in institutional and private investments after the establishment of SFAC, the Agriculture Ministry said

Farmers will now be free to sell their produce at competitive prices

Agriculture marketing reforms have been pending for long

Several states have opened up agri-marketing

Business Standard brings you the initiatives taken by 11 states in the country to alleviate the distress of the cultivator and the consumer

Govt's moves on farm marketing are difficult to implement

The Budget announced for farmers, comprising 16 action points, will definitely boost the agriculture sector

Central e-NAM law should override state marketing laws

e-NAM's success depends on APMC reforms

The Centre is in favour of creating a separate segment within the existing electronic National Agriculture Market (e-NaM) portal to record purchases done under the Minimum Support Price (MSP) mechanism segregated from online bidding.Though in principle, officials said it is opposed to the whole practice given that selling of agriculture produce at pre-determined MSP through the e-NaM portal belies the entire concept of price discovery through open competitive bidding and superficially jacks up the quantum of total transactions, but it might not be entirely avoidable as it also ensures transparency in payment to farmers. The matter came to light after some states showed huge jump in transactions made through e-NaM after they started showing purchases done under MSP operations through e-NaM.In the review of the programme, which agriculture minister Radha Mohan Singh had with his state counterparts today, officials said that it was once again emphasized that physical trading of ...

We have the best agriculture universities, which could be entrusted to provide worthy inputs

The electronic agriculture market remains largely on paper

The e-NAM is envisaged as a pan-India electronic trading portal

e-NAM is a pan-India electronic trading portal, which connects the existing APMC mandis to create a unified national market for agricultural commodities