In the press · Dainik Bhaskar
10 May 2026Farmer-owned millet federation · Madhya Pradesh
Reviving the ancient millets of central India.
Shrianna Federation unites 25+ farmer producer organisations across Madhya Pradesh to procure Kodo, Kutki and other millets at fair prices, process them in Bhopal, and pay farmers directly via DBT — under the Rani Durgavati Shrianna Protsahan Yojana.
Incorporated 9 March 2024
Under the MP Companies Act
CIN · U01611MP2024PTC070230
Shrianna Protsahan Consortium of Farmer Producer Company Limited
Rani Durgavati Shrianna Protsahan Yojana
Government of Madhya Pradesh
Our vision
To build a sustainable and inclusive millet-based ecosystem that empowers farmers and FPOs, strengthens market access, enhances nutritional security, and establishes millets as a mainstream food choice across India and global markets.
Our mission
01
Market Development
Developing sustainable marketing channels and expanding market opportunities for millet-based products in domestic and international markets.
02
Strengthening the FPO Ecosystem
Enhancing institutional capacities of FPOs engaged in millet production, processing, aggregation and marketing.
03
Value Chain Development
Creating an integrated millet value chain covering production, procurement, processing, branding, marketing and export.
04
Brand Promotion
Establishing a strong and credible identity for Madhya Pradesh millets as premium, nutritious and sustainable food products.
Backed by
- Rani Durgavati Shrianna Protsahan Yojana
By the numbers
Impact you can trace to a bank account.
5,000+
Millet farmer members (FY 2025–26)
25+
FPOs united across MP
₹7.28 Cr
Paid to farmers via DBT (FY 2025–26)
16
Launch districts (FY 2025–26)
What we do
One umbrella, from seed to shelf.
The federation handles every link in the millet chain so that smallholder farmers don't have to face the market alone.
Procurement at fair prices
We buy Kodo, Kutki and other millets directly from member FPOs at MSP plus a ₹1,000/quintal incentive — no middlemen.
Processing & milling
Cleaning, de-husking, grading and packing at the federation's own Bhopal unit, with capacity for 8 MT/day.
Direct farmer payments
Every rupee owed to a farmer is routed to their bank account through the transparent JIT/DBT mechanism.
Capacity building
Training member collectives on quality, aggregation and good agricultural practice across the state.
The Narmada Millets brand
Turning raw millets into value-added rice, instant mixes and cookies sold to households across India.
Market linkage
Connecting smallholder produce to retail, institutional and gifting markets it could never reach alone.
Where we work
Across Madhya Pradesh.
The federation launched across sixteen districts in FY 2025–26 and is now growing into a statewide footprint — pooling harvests from member producer organisations in the millet heartland of central and eastern Madhya Pradesh.
- Mandla
- Dindori
- Shahdol
- Anuppur
- Umaria
- Chhindwara
- Balaghat
- Sidhi
- Singrauli
- Rewa
- Raisen
- Mandsaur
- Burhanpur
Recent activities
What's happening at Shrianna.
In the press · Raj Express
May 2026Government to make Kodo–Kutki products and sell them under the ‘Narmada Millets’ brand
In the press · ETV Bharat
March 2026MP's Kodo–Kutki becomes ‘Narmada Millets’ — government to sell instant idli, dosa and upma mixes
Narmada Millets
Taste the harvest. Pay the people who grow it.
Kodo rice, instant mixes and millet cookies — milled and baked in Bhopal, delivered across India. Every order sends income straight back to the farmers behind the federation.