The document discusses the concepts of MSP (Minimum Support Price) and SMP (Statutory Minimum Price). MSP is the price set by the government to purchase crops from farmers when market prices fall below that level. MSP is decided before planting season based on cost of production, market prices, and supply and demand. It covers over 24 crops including cereals, pulses and oilseeds. SMP is the minimum price sugarcane mills must pay farmers as determined by the central government based on estimated cultivation costs. MSP aims to ensure fair prices for farmers and support food security by maintaining buffer stocks.
The document discusses the concepts of MSP (Minimum Support Price) and SMP (Statutory Minimum Price). MSP is the price set by the government to purchase crops from farmers when market prices fall below that level. MSP is decided before planting season based on cost of production, market prices, and supply and demand. It covers over 24 crops including cereals, pulses and oilseeds. SMP is the minimum price sugarcane mills must pay farmers as determined by the central government based on estimated cultivation costs. MSP aims to ensure fair prices for farmers and support food security by maintaining buffer stocks.
The document discusses the concepts of MSP (Minimum Support Price) and SMP (Statutory Minimum Price). MSP is the price set by the government to purchase crops from farmers when market prices fall below that level. MSP is decided before planting season based on cost of production, market prices, and supply and demand. It covers over 24 crops including cereals, pulses and oilseeds. SMP is the minimum price sugarcane mills must pay farmers as determined by the central government based on estimated cultivation costs. MSP aims to ensure fair prices for farmers and support food security by maintaining buffer stocks.
MSP is a price at which govt offers to procure produce crops from farmer Market price fall below MSP
Govt step in to buy the crops
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MSP decided by govt at onset of sowing season.
MSP calculated based on 1) Cost of production 2) Market price 3) Demand and supply MSP covers paddy, wheat, maize, sorghum, pearl millet, barley, pulses, oil seeds etc.,(24 crops) Calculation of MSP Merits of MSP
MSP ensures farmers get minimum price for their
produce. It helps in farmer at unfavourable condition MSP is safeguards farmers from price fall. MSP helps to provide food grain supply to buffer stock It helps in food security Issues in MSP
• MSP= 1.5 × (costA2
What government is currently giving +family labour)
What farmers want • MSP = 1.5 × (Cost C2)
SMP – statutory minimum price
MSP is announced by central government based
on cost of cultivation estimated by CACP Thisis the basic price sugarcane mills must pay sugarcane growers Thank you