New Delhi: Supported by rain this month which helps sustainable sow operations and serves plants to stand well in most states, the overall area of ​​rabbi plants (winter) are all regulated to make new notes on what might cause bumper output from the foot garden For the second consecutive hit year.
Although the area of ​​wheat this season continues a little less than the area sprinkled in the period in accordance with last year, the area of ​​oil and higher pulses can help in setting new records.
Data on the Ministry of Agriculture’s data on Friday showed a total area sown under Rabbi plants on the hectare of 680 lakh compared to 672 hectares during the same period last year – increased by more than 1%.
However, report an increase of almost 9% compared to normal seduced areas (hectares of 625 lakh) of rabbi plants during the appropriate period.
The normal sown area is calculated as an average of the last five years.
This year’s high area shows the possibility of higher-grown output in the plant year 2021-22 compared to the previous year’s production.
Although the area of ​​wheat was around 4 lakh hectares lower as last Friday, the areas sown of pulses showed an increase of more than 1 lakh hectare and the area of ​​oil seeds showed an increase of more than 18 lakh hectares (23%) compared to seduced areas during the period which is appropriate in 2019-20.
“The substantial increase in oil area is caused by the choice of farmers in supporting it which is influenced by a higher increase in MSP Mustard and Rapeseed.
The seduced areas together with favorable weather conditions including wet spells at the right time will help farmers in getting the output higher than 2021-22, “said an official at the Ministry of Agriculture.
The ministry has expected higher production of Kharif (summer) plants, including rice output records in 2021-22, showing how this together with high rabbi plant output will make the year run more productive than before.
The total production of Kharif plant in India is estimated to record 150 million tons (MT) which is more than 12 MT higher than the average production of five previous (2015-16 to 2019-20).
As far as Paddy concerning, output for 2021-22 is estimated to reach 107 MT which is more than 9 MT higher than the average output of the last five years.