Bihar joins Maharashtra, UP in curbing sale of non-subsidised fertiliser

Bihar has joined Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh in restricting the sale of non-subsidised fertilisers to control access for farmers. This move aims to limit the availability of advanced crop nutrition products through existing distribution networks. The restrictions could lead to significant losses for companies and hinder investment in new technologies, potentially impacting soil health and crop productivity. This development may have implications for the agricultural sector and the overall economy, particularly for companies that rely on the sale of non-subsidised fertilisers.

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The restrictions on non-subsidised fertiliser sales in Bihar may impact farmers' access to fertilisers. This could affect agricultural production and the Indian economy.

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