Earlier it was planned to be implemented from October 1.
The Agriculture Ministry in a statement said that this year Maharashtra and Karnataka offered to buy the commodity at the MSP rate.
On this offer, the ministry has decided to prepone the implementation of the MSP and has passed the order for the procurement, it added.
As moong dal has already started coming into the markets, the government has decided to advance the date. It also said that this year MSP is Rs 425 more than the previous year's.
It added that other states should also take advantage of the scheme if the price of the commodity dips below the MSP.
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