Lucknow: Even when the farmers’ protest against the new agricultural law continues to go berserk, the government rises has sounded alarms about the possibility of fertilizer shares sneaking out of the country and crossing international borders.
This can lead to artificial flaws from the main agriculture – which also at the beginning of the rabbi season.
The worrying fact has been revealed at the intersection (October 24) running by the Department of Agriculture to DMS 41 regencies including Saharanpur, Rampur, Bareilly, Pilibhit, GB Nagar, Ghaziabad, Lakhimpur Khery and Bahraich who shared boundaries with the state or Nepal.
According to the rules, fertilizer registration should not be given to any individual in 5 km of Nepal’s border.
Additional Head of Secretary (Agriculture) Devesh Chaturvedi has asked the authorities in these districts to choose the top 100 retailers and check whether fertilizers are sold by them making their way for farmers in neighboring countries or across the border.
He also asked the authorities to begin legal action against retailers and people who received fertilizer without showing a land record and involved in “illegal trade”.
The size comes less than a week after the state government initiated steps – including the use of the Point of Sale engine after assessment because the area wastened by farmers – to capture the sale of non-regulated fertilizer.
It also comes in the midst of increasing the procurement of phosphate fertilizer by farmers after sowing rabbi plants such as wheat, wheat, peas, grams and mustard.
The Ministry of Agriculture has determined that fertilizer “should not” sold to farmers in neighboring countries.
In the country, fertilizers must be given only to farmers who show their land records.
According to the rules, fertilizer registration should not be given to any individual in 5 km of Nepal’s border.
Chaturvedi said that the DMS can bind in the police and the state investigation bureau to maintain an eagle-eyed vigil on the border between countries and internationally and take appropriate actions against the people involved in the trade in “illegal” fertilizer.
Police post on the border was alert and the mobile of officials from administration, police and agriculture were diaular to carry out attacks other than other steps towards unauthorized people.
Earlier this month, the Ministry of Agriculture has asked the district authority to stop wholesale stokists from fertilizer stockpiling which in turn can lead to their price increases locally.
The state government has also been seeking monitoring cooperative society and private sellers by the official team of agriculture, cooperatives, rural development and other connected departments.
Maintain a balance of supply requests: CMCM Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday is easy to facilitate the availability of dap fertilizer to farmers.
Lead the Team-9 meeting.
Yogi asked the authorities to maintain a balance between demand and supply in each district.
He further directs officials to deal strictly with those who create the condition of DAP artificial deficiency.
Illegal trade fertilizer can cause artificial shortcomings
