We are developing an 'online system' so that chemical fertilizers reach the real farmers: Minister Pariyar
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Media Baaji
- Sun, 9 November 2025
Parsa. Agriculture and Livestock Development Minister Madan Prasad Pariyar has said that he is going to develop the necessary online structure to distribute the chemical fertilizer distribution system of the government subsidy in a farmer-friendly and fair manner. On Saturday, during the inspection of government offices related to agriculture and animal husbandry in Parsa and Bara and separate meetings with farmers, he informed that there are some problems in the distribution system of chemical fertilizers and that he is trying to make the distribution system real farmer-friendly.
"Complaints are coming that real farmers are not able to get the fertilizers provided by the government in an easy and fair manner. To address such complaints, we are working to develop an online system that will tell which farmers have received how much fertilizer from the online system. Probably, this work will be put into operation soon", he said, "The government has been buying large sums of chemical fertilizers and providing them to farmers at cheap prices. However, there is a problem somewhere in the distribution system of the subsidized fertilizers." We are trying to correct that weakness."
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