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The&nbsp;Ministry of Agriculture &amp; Farmers Welfare&nbsp;has clarified that the India-US trade talks will not harm Indian farmers. Union Agriculture Minister&nbsp;Shivraj Singh Chouhan&nbsp;said there will be no imports of wheat, rice, maize, or dairy products, as protecting farmers is the top priority under Prime Minister&nbsp;Narendra Modi’s leadership. Limited apple imports from the US will not affect local growers.&nbsp;

Farmers First: Centre shuts door on key crop imports in India-US trade talks

Several Indian agricultural products will enjoy zero tariffs in the US, while American products will not receive similar concessions in India, ensuring protection for Indian agriculture and dairy. Products benefiting from tariff reductions include spices, tea, coffee, coconut and coconut oil, cashew, betel nut, vegetable wax, avocado, banana, guava, mango, kiwi, papaya, pineapple, mushrooms, and certain grains.

Tea, Spices & Citrus Fruits: See no-concession agri goods list as India protects its farmers in US trade deal

Responding to concerns that small farmers might be affected, the minister stated that no 'large-scale imports' would suddenly enter the Indian market. “All our major crops, grains, fruits, and dairy products are safe. No market has been opened in a way that could harm Indian farmers,” Chouhan said.

India-US Trade Deal: Agriculture and dairy safe; farmers’ interests secured, says Shivraj Singh Chouhan

The government ensured that agricultural operations and farmer activities would receive complete protection from the &nbsp;India–US trade deal.&nbsp;The agreement established a new tariff rate, which now stands at 18 per cent for Indian goods entering the United States.

Farmers, dairy and major crops fully secure under India-US deal: Shivraj Singh Chouhan

The total value of this procurement at the Minimum Support Price (MSP) is around ₹2,696 crore.&nbsp;

Maharashtra farmers to benefit from ₹2,696 crore Tur procurement

The Centre has extended the soybean procurement deadline in Maharashtra to January 31, and in Rajasthan to February 4, following requests from state governments, Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said on Monday.

Centre extended soybean procurement deadline in maharashtra rajasthan

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The Ministry of Agriculture &amp; Farmers Welfare has clarified that the India-US trade talks will not harm Indian farmers. Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said there will be no imports of wheat, rice, maize, or dairy products, as protecting farmers is the top priority under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership. Limited apple imports from the US will not affect local growers. 

Several Indian agricultural products will enjoy zero tariffs in the US, while American products will not receive similar concessions in India, ensuring protection for Indian agriculture and dairy. Products benefiting from tariff reductions include spices, tea, coffee, coconut and coconut oil, cashew, betel nut, vegetable wax, avocado, banana, guava, mango, kiwi, papaya, pineapple, mushrooms, and certain grains.

Responding to concerns that small farmers might be affected, the minister stated that no 'large-scale imports' would suddenly enter the Indian market. “All our major crops, grains, fruits, and dairy products are safe. No market has been opened in a way that could harm Indian farmers,” Chouhan said.

The government ensured that agricultural operations and farmer activities would receive complete protection from the  India–US trade deal. The agreement established a new tariff rate, which now stands at 18 per cent for Indian goods entering the United States.

The total value of this procurement at the Minimum Support Price (MSP) is around ₹2,696 crore. 

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