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Pay farmers before delivery of crops to avoid rows under new Acts: Paper

The paper also called for better oversight and regulation for trading on an electronic platform as facilitated by the Acts

Farmers plant paddy saplings at an agricultural field in Vijayawada.
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Sanjeeb Mukherjee New Delhi
Amid the ongoing farmer protests at Delhi's borders against the three farm Acts, a discussion paper presented at a National Dialogue on Indian Agriculture in 2030, organised by NITI Aayog and Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), has said that farmers need to be paid on the same day either in cash or electronically before the delivery of their produce in a trade area (which is classified as an area outside the jurisdiction of a regulated APMC under the new acts) to lower the possibility of disputes and also eliminate the chances of going to a sub-divisional magistrate for settlement.
 
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