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Explainer: Why Hisar & Bhiwani farmers are resorting to distress sale of bajra

Price crash: Government agencies hesitant to purchase produce due to poor quality — caused by excessive rain

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Deepender Deswal
Tribune News Service
Hisar/Bhiwani, Updated At : 06:30 AM Oct 05, 2025 IST
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Bajra produce at a mandi in Bhiwani.

Despite the state government’s promises of purchasing bajra on Minimum Support Price (MSP), farmers of Bhiwani and Hisar districts have been left high and dry at grain markets, with procurement agencies shying away from purchasing produce.

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