C.C.

S National Institute of Agricultural Marketing

TOPIC: E-NAM, APMC AND RECENT GOVERNMENT

ORDINANCES
SUBMITTED BY:
1. Abhilasha Kumari
2. Dushyant Singh
3. Kuntal Dash
4. Patil Suraj Pramod
5. Rakshith R
6. Shanpaga Sundara Priya
7. Vishesh Bhatt
 • eNAM is a pan India electronic trading portal.
What is eNAM • It creates a unified national market for agricultural commodities.

When was it • Launched on 14 April 2016

started ??

• Transparency, Better piece and bargaining power to farmers, access to

Objective more market for buyers, Real time information on prices.

• 1000 markets (APMCs) in 18 states and 2 union territory, with over

Linkage 50 lakh farmer membership in 18 states.

• Single license across the State

• Single Point levy of market fee
Features
• Provision of electronic auction as a mode for price discovery.
COMMODITIES COVERED :

Food Grains/Cereals 26

Oilseeds 14

Fruits 31

Vegetables 50

Spices 16
BENEFITS OF E-NAM TO FARMERS:
• Access to Wider Market and reduction in dependency on local buyers and middlemen
1

• Real Time information of Arrivals and Price for each market

2

• Transparency in Auction Process

3

• Assured and Timely payment

4

• It allows farmers to have access to the national-level market with prices based on the quality of their
4 produce

• It allows farmers to have access to the national-level market with prices based on the quality of their
4 produce
 BENEFITS OF E-NAM TO
APMC:
Reduction in time
consumed in book
Arrivals and keeping and
Prices reporting systems

Analysis
Monitoring and Visibility Ease of doing
Time saving
Forecasting

Effective Farmer’s Faster Tender

monitoring of supply and declaration/gen
eration of
all trading realization winner list
activity
E-NAM PROCESS MAP :05 ONLINE PAYMENTS:
Challan/Cheque
RTGS/NEFT
ONLINE TRADING:
Internet Banking
GATE ENTRY: 01 Bid Management
Farmer registration 03 Auction
Lot generation

ASSAYING:
Sampling
0
Assaying
2 04 WEIGHMENT AND
INVOICING:
Weigh bridge
GATE EXIT:
Weighing scale
Sale agreement 06 Post trade
Goods return
Permit
 ENHANCING THE SUCCESS OF E-
EFFECTIVENESS OF ENAM NAM
As on 31.08.2020,
 FPO Module
Farmers : 1.67 crore
 Warehouse (eNWR) based Traders : 1.44 lakh
Commission agents : 83,958
Trading
FPO : 1722
 Logistics Module Total trade value : Rs. 1,04,313
crore
  eNAM Call Centre
TRAINING AND AWARENESS:
Structured training and awareness Programs for farmers, traders and other stake holders

Nomination of Quality Assaying personnel for trainings being conducted by DMI.

Awareness and Registration camps for farmers at village level.

Regular hands on training of e-NAM application including portal, mobile App

and online payments.

Study visits of farmers and traders to leading States.

 Members :
APMC • APMC chairman
 Agricultural
• Representatives of Government
 Produce Departments
 Markets • Members of yards (mandis),

 Committee • Market sub yards

• Trade license holders nominated by
the government, etc.
Objectives :
• Efficient marketing
system. APMC was set-up by the
• Promotion state government of each
state to provide a platform
• Effective infrastructure
for the farmers to sell their
• To enhance the per
agricultural produce
capita income
APMC FUNCTIONING FLOW CHART

Commission Produce sold in

Auctioning of
Farmers APMC Mandis agent for mandis to whole
produce
facilitating trade salers.
ADVANTAGES OF APMC
 IMPACT OF COVID 19 ON MARKETING OF
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE

Report from National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development Mumbai, August 2020
 SECTOR Short Term Impact Medium and long term impact

The impact of the lockdowns on The current situation presents a

the sector was high due to
disruptions in transportation
Agri produces services, especially in rural areas
away from urban centers.
huge opportunity to move away
from the Agriculture Produce
Marketing Committee
(APMC) regime and explore
E-NAM

Program Budget allocated Program details

Agri infrastructure fund for farm-gate
infrastructure for farmers
PM Kisan Yojana
INR 1 lakh crore (~USD 13.33
billion)
INR 54,000 crore (~USD 7 billion)
The fund will enhance infrastructure
at the farm gate and aggregation
points by investing in FPOs, primary
agriculture cooperatives (PACS), and
agriculture entrepreneurs, among
others.
The program sends INR 6,000 (USD
78) per year as direct cash transfer to
farmers’ accounts in three
installments of INR 2,000 (USD 26)
each
NEW AGRICULTURE
ORDINANCE
 Stubble burning ordinance:
An ordinance for setting up a
Commission for air quality
management in the NCR
and the adjoining area
THE FARMERS (EMPOWERMENT AND PROTECTION)
AGREEMENT ON PRICE ASSURANCE AND FARM SERVICES
ORDINANCE, 2020

 Farming Agreement

Farming agreement between a farmer and a buyer prior to the production or rearing of any
farm produce
 Pricing of Farming produces:

For prices subjected to variation, a guaranteed price for the produce and a clear reference
for any additional amount
 Dispute settlement:

 A farming agreement must provide for a conciliation board as well as a conciliation process
for settlement of disputes
THE FARMERS’ PRODUCE TRADE AND COMMERCE
(PROMOTION AND FACILITATION) ORDINANCE, 2020
 Trade of farmers’ produce: 
The Ordinance allows intra-state and inter-state trade of farmers’ produce
 Electronic trading: 
The Ordinance permits the electronic trading of scheduled farmers’ produce
 Market fee abolished: 
The Ordinance prohibits state governments from levying any market fee.
 ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES (AMENDMENT) ORDINANCE,
2020, 
 Regulation of food items: 

The central government may regulate or prohibit the production, supply, distribution, trade,
and commerce of such essential commodities.
Stock limit: 
The Ordinance requires that imposition of any stock limit on agricultural produce must be
based on price rise.
REFERENCES:
 https://darpg.gov.in
 www.enam.gov.in
 http://agmarknet.gov.in
 www.msamb.com
 http://www.arthapedia.in
 https://prsindia.org
THANK YOU!!