Gujarat to buy moong at MSP of Rs 7,755 per quintal

The government will be opening 37 centres that will start buying the pulse from June 1 onwards.

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Last year, Gujarat had bought moong grown in summer at an MSP of Rs 7,275 per quintal. (Express Photo)

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The Gujarat government Monday announced that it will buy “moong” from farmers at a Minimum Support Price (MSP) of Rs 7,755 per quintal.

Farmers willing to sell the summer crop can start registering themselves online from May 29 at e-gram centres, a statement from the government stated.

The government will be opening 37 centres that will start buying the pulse from June 1 onwards.

Last year, Gujarat had bought moong grown in summer at an MSP of Rs 7,275 per quintal.

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