Bhopal ( Madhya Pradesh ) [India], September 30 (ANI): Madhya Pradesh government is all set to implement the Bhavantar Scheme (Price Deficiency Payment Scheme) for soybean crops in the state.

Registration under the scheme will commence on October 3, with the scheme becoming effective from October 24.

Under the scheme, after registration, farmers can continue selling their soybean crops in the mandis as before, and if any farmer does not get the Minimum Support Price (MSP) for their crop, the state government will pay the difference.

The state government will also compensate losses to soybean farmers caused by crop damage from yellow mosaic disease.

"The state government is committed to ensuring fair prices for soybean-producing farmers through the Bhavantar Scheme . The

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