Himachal Pradesh has been a means of employment and agriculture and horticultural income since the beginning. The government is constantly working to promote these areas. In this, agriculture has more importance in a natural way. Chief Minister Tagore Sukhwinder Singh Suku said on Thursday that the state government is strengthening the rural economy by promoting the agricultural and horticulture sector. The Chief Minister said that the Himachal Pradesh government would spend Rs 2,000 crore to strengthen the rural economy this fiscal year.
The CM presided over the review meeting
The Chief Minister on Thursday presided over a meeting with senior officials of agriculture, horticulture and other departments. The Chief Minister said that a large organization is being created for marketing by processing agriculture and horticulture products. With this thought, new relationships are made for the development of the milk sector. The Chief Minister said that cattle have also played an important role in strengthening the rural economy.
You get so much MSP for natural yields
The state government has launched the first phase of the Hamirpur and Kangra districts under the Hi Ganga Project. In Mandi, Kulu and Shimla districts, Milkfate has created 120 automatic and 32 digital milk collection units. The Chief Minister said that natural farming is being promoted in the state.
For this purpose, April-March 2025-26 in the current financial year, the turmeric grows from natural farming, Rs 60 per wheat and Rs.
The goal of connecting 1 lakh farmers with natural farming
The Chief Minister said that the government has set a goal to connect one lakh new farmers with natural farming this year. All farmers who do natural farming will be incorporated into the snow family registry. The meeting was attended by Agriculture Minister Professor Chandra Kumar, Horticulture Minister Jagath Singh Negi, MLA Ashish Puttel, Palfet President But Singh Thakur, Secretary Livestock Ritesh Chauhan, Palfet Managing Director Vikas Sood and other senior officials.
Veterinarians request this request from the government
At the same time, state veterinarians have issued a statement on Thursday that the government demanded that the government restore a firm career improvement (ACP) program and a non -gymnasium for their economic benefit. The meeting of the Himachal Pradesh Veterinary Officers Association was discussed at a state executive meeting held at the Directorate of Livestock on Wednesday, and veterinarians have already had little chance, and they are financially affected by the closure of the project. The state general secretary of the union, Dr. Mother Gupta, said a plan was implemented in front of the government at the meeting. He said a letter of request for the meeting has already been handed over to the government.
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