State's cooperative sugar mills will start from October 26

Now the work of harvesting sugarcane is going to start in many states in the country, after which farmers will take sugarcane to sugar mills to sell. This year, the central and some state governments have increased the price of sugarcane, which will benefit the farmers from this crushing season. The state governments are going to start sugar mills soon so that sugarcane can be procured from the farmers on time.

Haryana Cooperative Minister Dr. Banwari Lal said that under the upcoming sugarcane crushing season, all the cooperative sugar mills of the state would be made operational from the last week of October to the second week of November so that the sugarcane farmers face any kind of problem. Don't have to face

When which sugar mill will be started

Haryana's Cooperation Minister Dr. Banwari Lal said that the sugar mill would be started from the month of October. In which the State Co-operative Sugar Mill in Panchkula on 26 October, Panipat-Karnal-Shahabad Cooperative Sugar Mills on 9 November, Rohtak Cooperative Sugar Mill on 10 November, Sonipat-Jind-Meham-Gohana Cooperative Sugar Mills on 11 November and Kaithal Co-operative Sugar Mill and Assand Sugar Mill will be made operational on 12th November for sugarcane crushing.

The new plant will start from January 2022

The Cooperation Minister said that during the first week of January 2022, the new plant of Cooperative Sugar of Panipat will also be made operational. On this, the Cooperation Minister directed the concerned officer to complete all the works regarding the commissioning of the new plant by January 1, 2022.

At what price will sugarcane be bought in Haryana this year

Haryana's government has increased the price of sugarcane this year for the farmers of the state. This price increase is from Rs.12 to Rs.15. In the year 2021-22, the price of early variety sugarcane has been increased by Rs.12 to Rs.362 per quintal. At the same time, the price of late sugarcane has been increased by Rs 15 to Rs 355 per quintal for the year 2021-22.

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