As part of the UP AGREES project, the government of Uttar Pradesh plans to build an export hub near Jewar Airport. This is meant to help farms make more money and boost farming growth and related businesses. The plan will be carried out with help from the World Bank.

Agricultural Special Economic Zones (SEZ) will also be set up to make it easier to ship 2 to 3 goods on a big scale around the world. Plans are also in place to build two or three world-class hatcheries. On Monday, officials in this city said that Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath had told them to make all the necessary plans to help farmers get loans through the UP AGREES scheme. By starting this project, the state’s farm industry will take a big step toward becoming a national leader.

An export hub will be built near Jewar Airport as part of this plan to make it easier to market and send high-value agriculture goods like peanuts, veggies, kala namak rice, and sesame. Uttar Pradesh already exports a lot of things, like meat, basmati rice, fruits, veggies, and a lot of different food processing goods. The state wants to increase its farming products even more with this new plan. To help with this, 30,750 cluster farming groups will be created, and traders will also be given a place to use shared facilities.