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The Farmers (Empowerment and Protection) Agreement of Price Assurance and Farm Services Bill, 2020 aims to create a national framework to protect farmers and allow them to do business directly with private buyers in a transparent manner. The bills aim to reduce government interference in agricultural trade by allowing trade outside of government-run marketplaces (APMCs) and removing restrictions on private stockpiling of farm produce. However, some see the bills as weakening the APMC system and threatening the minimum support price system that benefits farmers, especially in states like Punjab and Haryana. While APMCs have shortcomings, farmers still view them as important for ensuring fair prices and the survival of the minimum support price regime.
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- 4. What are the aims of the bills? •The Bills aim to do away with government interference in agricultural trade by creating trading areas outside the structure of Agricultural Produce Market Committees (APMCs). •One of the bills aims at removing restrictions of private stockholding (under Essential Commodities Act 1955) of agricultural produce. •One of the bills deals with the regulation of contract farming. Issues with the Bills •The government has failed to hold any discussion with the various stakeholders including farmers and middlemen. •The attempt to pass the Bills without proper consultation adds to the mistrust among various stakeholders including State governments. •Farmer organisations see these Bills as an attempt to weaken the APMCs and eventual withdrawal of the Minimum Support Prices (MSP). •Farmers in Punjab and Haryana have genuine concern about the continuance of the MSP-based public procurement given the large-scale procurement operations in these States
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