e-NAM enables farmers to sell online with transparent pricing, access diverse markets, streamline procedures, eliminate info gaps, promote real-time pricing, and ensure direct payments.
Drawbacks
limited market integration, crop coverage, infrastructure dependence, and farmer awareness, hindering its impact.
How to Apply:
Step 1: The farmer must register on the e-NAM portal by providing the required details such as name, address, contact details and bank account details.
Step 2: After registration, the farmer can list their produce for sale on the e-NAM portal.
Step 3: Interested buyers can view the listed produce and place bids on them.
Step 4: The farmer can choose to accept or reject the bid.
Step 5: If the bid is accepted, the payment is made online and directly into the farmer’s account.
Step 6: The farmer can then deliver the produce to the buyer.
e-NAM boosts uniformity, creates national market, enables transparent online sales, reduces costs, enhances access, and increases farmer income.
Conclusion
To learn more about the National Agriculture Market (e-NAM) Scheme, click the link below for additional details.