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Parliament passes The Farmers' Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Bill, 2020 and The Farmers (Empowerment and Protection) Agreement of Price Assurance and Farm Services Bill, 2020


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The Farmers' Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Bill, 2020

 

Main provisions –

  • The new legislation will create an ecosystem where the farmers and traders will enjoy freedom of choice of sale and purchase of agri-produce.
  • It will also promote barrier-free inter-state and intra-state trade and commerce outside the physical premises of markets notified under State Agricultural Produce Marketing legislations.
  • The farmers will not be charged any cess or levy for sale of their produce and will not have to bear transport costs.
  • The Bill also proposes an electronic trading in transaction platform for ensuring a seamless trade electronically.
  • In addition to mandis, freedom to do trading at farmgate, cold storage, warehouse, processing units etc.
  • Farmers will be able to engage in direct marketing thereby eliminating intermediaries resulting in full realization of price.

Doubts –

  • Procurement at Minimum Support Price will stop
  • If farm produce is sold outside APMC mandis, these will stop functioning
  • What will be the future of government electronic trading portal like e-NAM

Clarification –

  • Procurement at Minimum Support Price will continue, farmers can sell their produce at MSP rates, the MSP for Rabi season will be announced next week
  • Mandis will not stop functioning, trading will continue here as before. Under the new system, farmers will have the option to sell their produce at other places in addition to the mandis
  • The e-NAM trading system will also continue in the mandis
  • Trading in farm produce will increase on electronic platforms. It will result in greater transparency and time saving
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The Farmers (Empowerment and Protection) Agreement of Price Assurance and Farm Services Bill, 2020

 

Main provisions –

 

  • The new legislation will empower farmers for engaging with processors, wholesalers, aggregators, wholesalers, large retailers, exporters etc., on a level playing field. Price assurance to farmers even before sowing of crops. In case of higher market price, farmers will be entitled to this price over and above the minimum price.
  • It will transfer the risk of market unpredictability from the farmer to the sponsor. Due to prior price determination, farmers will be shielded from the rise and fall of market prices.
  • It will also enable the farmer to access modern technology, better seed and other inputs.
  • It will reduce cost of marketing and improve income of farmers.
  • Effective dispute resolution mechanism has been provided for with clear time lines for redressal.
  • Impetus to research and new technology in agriculture sector.

 

Doubts –

 

  • Under contract farming, farmers will be under pressure and they will not be able to determine prices
  • How will small farmers be able to practice contract farming, sponsors will shy away from them
  • The new system will be a problem for farmers
  • In case of dispute, big companies will be at an advantage

 

Clarification –

 

  • The farmer will have full power in the contract to fix a sale price of his choice for the produce. They will receive payment within maximum 3 days.
  • 10000 Farmer Producer organizations are being formed throughout the country. These FPOs will bring together small farmers and work to ensure remunerative pricing for farm produce
  • After signing contract, farmer will not have seek out traders. The purchasing consumer will pick up the produce directly from the farm
  • In case of dispute, there will be no need to go to court repeatedly. There will be local dispute redressal mechanism.

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https://www.prsindia.org/sites/default/files/bill_files/Farmers' Produce Trade and Commerce bill%2C 2020.pdf

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3 minutes ago, r2d2 said:

chaalaa clarity vundi... @3$%

In case of any dispute arising out of a transaction between the farmer and a trader under section 4, the parties may seek a mutually acceptable solution through conciliation by filing an application to the Sub-Divisional Magistrate who shall refer such dispute to a Conciliation Board to be appointed by him for facilitating the binding settlement of the dispute.

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32 minutes ago, galiraju said:

The Farmers' Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Bill, 2020

 
 
 
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  • The new legislation will create an ecosystem where the farmers and traders will enjoy freedom of choice of sale and purchase of agri-produce.
  • It will also promote barrier-free inter-state and intra-state trade and commerce outside the physical premises of markets notified under State Agricultural Produce Marketing legislations.
  • The farmers will not be charged any cess or levy for sale of their produce and will not have to bear transport costs.
  • The Bill also proposes an electronic trading in transaction platform for ensuring a seamless trade electronically.
  • In addition to mandis, freedom to do trading at farmgate, cold storage, warehouse, processing units etc.
  • Farmers will be able to engage in direct marketing thereby eliminating intermediaries resulting in full realization of price.

Doubts –

  • Procurement at Minimum Support Price will stop
  • If farm produce is sold outside APMC mandis, these will stop functioning
  • What will be the future of government electronic trading portal like e-NAM

Clarification –

  • Procurement at Minimum Support Price will continue, farmers can sell their produce at MSP rates, the MSP for Rabi season will be announced next week
  • Mandis will not stop functioning, trading will continue here as before. Under the new system, farmers will have the option to sell their produce at other places in addition to the mandis
  • The e-NAM trading system will also continue in the mandis
  • Trading in farm produce will increase on electronic platforms. It will result in greater transparency and time saving

To begin with - there were never any barriers for cash crops or even regular crops if farmer wanted to sell on his own. Can you bring a single case where a state govt prosecuted a farmer because he sold outside ? so this freedom thing is bull$Hit. And this one thing alone puts the entire sinceretly of govt on doubt.

Cess or levy is laid by state govt now on mandis . so how can central govt take away state revenue like this ? states charge it because they do so much for farmers like lay roads so they can bring produce to the mandis.

Farmers engaging in direct marketing is another crooked lie. Does the govt think of farmers as savvy e- commerce marketeers ? they are generally much poorer and do back breaking labor. Any direct marketing between a corporate like reliance and a farmer with daughters to marry or health conditiosn has much higher chance of exploitation.

A vomit inducing bill.

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44 minutes ago, Telugodura456 said:

aa ap seperation kooda anthey. Jokey parliament, jokey government.

AP separation ni support sesina aa Bolli geddamodu n aa dacoit 6093 gaalani defend sese nuvvu ila septunte navvosthundhi antunna @NiranjanGaaru

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3 hours ago, galiraju said:

The Farmers' Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Bill, 2020

 

Main provisions –

  • The new legislation will create an ecosystem where the farmers and traders will enjoy freedom of choice of sale and purchase of agri-produce.
  • It will also promote barrier-free inter-state and intra-state trade and commerce outside the physical premises of markets notified under State Agricultural Produce Marketing legislations.
  • The farmers will not be charged any cess or levy for sale of their produce and will not have to bear transport costs.
  • The Bill also proposes an electronic trading in transaction platform for ensuring a seamless trade electronically.
  • In addition to mandis, freedom to do trading at farmgate, cold storage, warehouse, processing units etc.
  • Farmers will be able to engage in direct marketing thereby eliminating intermediaries resulting in full realization of price.

Doubts –

  • Procurement at Minimum Support Price will stop
  • If farm produce is sold outside APMC mandis, these will stop functioning
  • What will be the future of government electronic trading portal like e-NAM

Clarification –

  • Procurement at Minimum Support Price will continue, farmers can sell their produce at MSP rates, the MSP for Rabi season will be announced next week
  • Mandis will not stop functioning, trading will continue here as before. Under the new system, farmers will have the option to sell their produce at other places in addition to the mandis
  • The e-NAM trading system will also continue in the mandis
  • Trading in farm produce will increase on electronic platforms. It will result in greater transparency and time saving

First provision ae tappu , do you know who the traders will be it will be again Ambani and Adani. Reliance fresh started doing this type of practice, fixed MSP wont be there. MSP istam vachinatlu fix chesthe courts ki vellachu, do you think you gone win against ambani or adani in the courts ? do you have any answer for that ?

 

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2 hours ago, Telugodura456 said:

To begin with - there were never any barriers for cash crops or even regular crops if farmer wanted to sell on his own. Can you bring a single case where a state govt prosecuted a farmer because he sold outside ? so this freedom thing is bull$Hit. And this one thing alone puts the entire sinceretly of govt on doubt.

Cess or levy is laid by state govt now on mandis . so how can central govt take away state revenue like this ? states charge it because they do so much for farmers like lay roads so they can bring produce to the mandis.

Farmers engaging in direct marketing is another crooked lie. Does the govt think of farmers as savvy e- commerce marketeers ? they are generally much poorer and do back breaking labor. Any direct marketing between a corporate like reliance and a farmer with daughters to marry or health conditiosn has much higher chance of exploitation.

A vomit inducing bill.

Exactly, states like Punjab and Haryana are top states in agriculture produce in India , states ki vache revenue ni central govt. tisesukuntanu ante evaranna tiragabadutharu

 

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2 hours ago, Telugodura456 said:

To begin with - there were never any barriers for cash crops or even regular crops if farmer wanted to sell on his own. Can you bring a single case where a state govt prosecuted a farmer because he sold outside ? so this freedom thing is bull$Hit. And this one thing alone puts the entire sinceretly of govt on doubt.

Cess or levy is laid by state govt now on mandis . so how can central govt take away state revenue like this ? states charge it because they do so much for farmers like lay roads so they can bring produce to the mandis.

Farmers engaging in direct marketing is another crooked lie. Does the govt think of farmers as savvy e- commerce marketeers ? they are generally much poorer and do back breaking labor. Any direct marketing between a corporate like reliance and a farmer with daughters to marry or health conditiosn has much higher chance of exploitation.

A vomit inducing bill.

Exactly e-commerce will be complete exploitation, there wont be fixed MSP's, e-commerce antah education kuda undadu kontha mandi farmers ki . You cant win in any indian courts against ambani or adani. 

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