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Govt to Spend ₹8,000 cr in J&K to Boost Income of Traders, Farmers
September 12, 2019
The government is looking to invest as much as ₹8,000 crores in Jammu & Kashmir to help farmers and traders in the state to improve their lives and businesses. Officials said that ₹2,000 crores will be used for procuring apples directly from growers.
Around 60% of apples produced in J&K will be procured by State-run National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation of India (Nafed).
According to government records, Kashmir makes for the production of 70% apples, 90% walnuts, and 91% walnuts in the country.
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