No. Only 30% to 40% of the quantity your farm has produced. You are free to sell the produce in the market to any party at any price after meeting the orders for selling on the TROT terms. If no yield for any reason, there is no obligation to sell on the TROT terms.
Yes. The buyer needs to agree to sell the balance quantity of the produce on the TROT terms. Alternatively, you may buy back the balance TROT Agro units earlier sold by you and cancel them. You do not have to sell anymore on the TROT terms.
Yes. The members are to agree to the TROT terms and conditions for selling the produce in the future on the TROT terms.
If your farm is damaged and cannot be restored to make cultivable again, you need not pay the compensation. KIAF may insure such losses or share the loss with the balance unit holders. If the payment is refused for any other reason, you shall be required to assign management of the farm to a
When the quantity of the produces agreed to be sold on TROT terms is completed by selling on the TROT terms, all your obligations under the TROT terms end. No money to be returned. It may take 8 years or even 12 years to sell the total quantity depending on the orders from the households.
When the quantity of the produces agreed to be sold on TROT terms is completed by selling on the TROT terms, all your obligations under the TROT terms end. No money to be returned. It may take 8 years or even 12 years to sell the total quantity depending on the orders from the households.
Yes. You may start selling it on the KIAF platform.
It is not free. The payment is made as an advance against the sale of your farm produce at pre-fixed rates to be sold over a period in the future. The sale is called selling on the TROT terms.
The amount is paid out of the sale of the TROT Agro units as the options to buy your produce on the TROT terms.
It is linked to the part (as %) of the produce you agree to sell on the TROT terms. At 40%, it would be about 250% of the present farm gate sale value of the produce.
