Paddy Token List Odisha [y] - Mandi Wise Schedule

Paddy Token List Odisha is a key part of the state’s mechanism to help farmers sell their paddy reliably, fairly and at remunerative prices under government procurement schemes. While the system brings structure, transparency and benefits, it is not yet perfect: token delays, registration hurdles and infrastructure issues still exist.

As a farmer, staying aware of your registration status, token allotment, documentation and mandi schedule will give you the best chance of benefiting fully.

What is the Paddy Token List

In Odisha, the government procures paddy from registered farmers at the Minimum Support Price (MSP). To streamline the process and avoid chaos at purchase centres (mandis), they introduced a token system. In practice:

A farmer who is registered under the scheme receives a token (digitally or physically) which gives them a slot at a purchase centre (mandi) to bring their paddy.
The token list is essentially a list of all the farmers who have been allotted such a token or slot, along with relevant details such as mandi, date, time-window, and allotment.
This helps the purchase centre manage flows, avoid overcrowding, and ensure the procurement process is fair and transparent.

For example, the official portal of Odisha State Civil Supplies Corporation Limited (OSCSC) lists the procurement details and farmer registration status.

Why is it important for you as a farmer?

There are a few key benefits and implications:

Guaranteed slot & time: With a token, you have a scheduled time and place, reducing waiting, delays, and the risk of spoilage.
Transparency: Having a token list means your name appears in an official list, preventing mis-allocation or unfair skipping.
Procurement assurance: In Odisha, the government has clarified that no farmer with a valid token will be left out, even if the official cut-off date passes. That gives confidence that your paddy will likely be procured if you follow the rules.
Better planning: Knowing your date/time window lets you plan harvesting, transport, cleaning, etc. accordingly — importantly in a state where monsoons and storage capacity can complicate things.