<h1>Government raises certified wheat seed subsidy to Rs 1,075/q, lowers farmer outlay; public and private agencies to distribute</h1> A state government increased the subsidy on certified wheat seed from Rs 1,000 to Rs 1,075 per quintal, reducing farmers' outlay to Rs 1,200 per acre given a revised seed price of Rs 3,000 per quintal; the higher seed price reflects an upstream rise in minimum support price and an additional producer incentive. Subsidised seed distribution will be routed through designated public agencies and private suppliers, affecting procurement, subsidy disbursement and inventory obligations. The measure implicates administrative implementation, budgetary allocation, compliance with procurement norms, and potential oversight of agency distribution to ensure intended beneficiary reach.