Mumbai, 25 May (Commoditiescontrol):The Ministry of Agriculture and Farmer Welfare, under the guidance of Union Minister Shri Narendra Singh Tomar, recently released the highly anticipated third advance estimate of main crop production for the agricultural year 2022-23. The report reveals a remarkable surge in agricultural productivity across India, with record-breaking figures projected for key crops. This significant achievement can be attributed to farmers' unwavering dedication, scientists' contributions, and the government's farmer-friendly policies led by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi.
According to the latest estimate, India is expected to reach an unprecedented foodgrain production of 3305.34 million tonnes, a staggering increase of 149.18 million tonnes compared to the previous year. This boost in production signifies a momentous leap forward for the nation's agricultural sector. Key staples such as rice, wheat, maize, soybean, rapeseed and mustard, and sugarcane are anticipated to set new records in terms of output.
The estimated production of rice, the country's staple grain, is projected to reach an all-time high of 1355.42 million tonnes, surpassing the previous year's production by a substantial 60.71 million tonnes. Similarly, wheat production is set to break records, with an estimated output of 1127.43 million tonnes, reflecting an increase of 50.01 million tonnes compared to the preceding year.
The cultivation of maize, a versatile and crucial crop, is expected to yield a record-breaking harvest of 359.13 million tonnes, marking an extraordinary surge of 21.83 million tonnes. The production of oilseeds, including soybean, rapeseed and mustard, and groundnut, is also poised to achieve remarkable milestones, reaching estimated figures of 409.96 million tonnes collectively.
The resilient efforts of farmers combined with advancements in agricultural science have played a pivotal role in this exponential growth. Furthermore, the government's steadfast commitment to implementing farmer-centric policies has created an environment conducive to increased agricultural productivity. The comprehensive support provided by various states has further fueled the surge in production, allowing the nation to break its own records year after year.
According to the third advance estimate, the estimated production of main crops for 2022-23 is as follows:
(By Commoditiescontrol Bureau; +9198201 30172)
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