By PTI
NEW DELHI: Union Chemicals and Fertilisers Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on Saturday stated the federal government has authorised the launch of nano liquid DAP (di-ammonium phosphate) fertiliser for the good thing about farmers and making the nation self-reliant.
Fertiliser cooperative IFFCO, which launched nano liquid urea in 2021, on Friday introduced that the federal government has authorised the launch of its nano DAP fertiliser out there.
“After nano urea, the government has now given approval to nano DAP as well,” Mandaviya stated in a tweet.
He tweeted that that is yet another achievement in the direction of reaching self-sufficiency in fertilisers. This goes to profit farmers, Mandaviya stated.
On Friday, IFFCO managing director U S Awasthi tweeted that the IFFCO Nano DAP has been authorised by the ministry of agriculture and notified within the Fertiliser Control Order (FCO) primarily based on its encouraging outcomes.
“IFFCO will manufacture #NanoDAP; a game changer for Indian agriculture & economy,” he tweeted.
In December, Awasthi had stated IFFCO would quickly launch nano DAP at Rs 600 per 500-ml bottle, a transfer that can assist India save overseas trade and in addition scale back authorities subsidies considerably.
One bottle will probably be equal to 1 bag of DAP, which at present prices Rs 1,350.
IFFCO can be planning to launch nano-potash, nano-zinc and nano-copper fertilisers, he had stated.
In June 2021, IFFCO launched nano urea in liquid type as an alternative choice to typical urea.
It has arrange many manufacturing vegetation in Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh to supply nano urea.
There is not any authorities subsidy on nano urea and it’s being offered at Rs 240 per bottle.
For typical urea, the federal government offers an enormous subsidy to make sure that the farmers get the soil nutrient at an affordable worth.
The nation’s home urea manufacturing is round 26 million tonnes, whereas demand is about 35 million tonnes.
The hole is met via imports.
India additionally imports DAP and MoP (muriate of potash) in large portions to satisfy its home demand.
NEW DELHI: Union Chemicals and Fertilisers Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on Saturday stated the federal government has authorised the launch of nano liquid DAP (di-ammonium phosphate) fertiliser for the good thing about farmers and making the nation self-reliant.
Fertiliser cooperative IFFCO, which launched nano liquid urea in 2021, on Friday introduced that the federal government has authorised the launch of its nano DAP fertiliser out there.
“After nano urea, the government has now given approval to nano DAP as well,” Mandaviya stated in a tweet.googletag.cmd.push(operate() googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );
He tweeted that that is yet another achievement in the direction of reaching self-sufficiency in fertilisers. This goes to profit farmers, Mandaviya stated.
On Friday, IFFCO managing director U S Awasthi tweeted that the IFFCO Nano DAP has been authorised by the ministry of agriculture and notified within the Fertiliser Control Order (FCO) primarily based on its encouraging outcomes.
“IFFCO will manufacture #NanoDAP; a game changer for Indian agriculture & economy,” he tweeted.
In December, Awasthi had stated IFFCO would quickly launch nano DAP at Rs 600 per 500-ml bottle, a transfer that can assist India save overseas trade and in addition scale back authorities subsidies considerably.
One bottle will probably be equal to 1 bag of DAP, which at present prices Rs 1,350.
IFFCO can be planning to launch nano-potash, nano-zinc and nano-copper fertilisers, he had stated.
In June 2021, IFFCO launched nano urea in liquid type as an alternative choice to typical urea.
It has arrange many manufacturing vegetation in Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh to supply nano urea.
There is not any authorities subsidy on nano urea and it’s being offered at Rs 240 per bottle.
For typical urea, the federal government offers an enormous subsidy to make sure that the farmers get the soil nutrient at an affordable worth.
The nation’s home urea manufacturing is round 26 million tonnes, whereas demand is about 35 million tonnes.
The hole is met via imports.
India additionally imports DAP and MoP (muriate of potash) in large portions to satisfy its home demand.
