NATIONAL CONFERENCE

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GOVT. OF JHARKHAND
NATIONAL CONFERENCE RABI / SUMMER CAMPAIGN
(2008-09) NASC, Pusa Complex, New Delhi 23rd
24th September 2008
DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE CANE DEVELOPMENT
JHARKHAND
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Present Agriculture Scenario
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PRODUCTIVITY OF MAJOR AGRICULTURAL CROPS
2007-08 (In Kg/ha)
Crops Jharkhand India
Rice 2023 2102
Wheat 1600 2619
Maize 1500 1938
Pulses 750 598
Oilseed 550 1004
Fruits 12790 13960
Vegetables 15860 16180
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AREA COVERAGE 2007 (KHARIF)
Targeted Area 2165.065 Lakh Ha Area Sown
(31 Aug) 1887.623 Lakh Ha Cereals
1954.40 Lakh Ha Pulses 361.00 Lakh
Ha Oilseeds 52.00 Lakh Ha
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KHARIF ACHIEVEMENTS -2007

Unit- m.t.
Crop Production Production Remarks
Crop Target Achievement Remarks
Cereals 3034.900 3830.536 126
Pulses 202.400 295.181 145
Food Grains 41.25
Oilseeds 29.450 15.689 53.27
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RABI SUMMER PRODUCTION PROGRAMME (2006-07)
Crops Area (in Lakh) Production (Lakh Ton)
Cereals 1.50 5.75
Pulses 1.85 2.43
Oilseeds 1.35 0.72
Total 4.70 8.90
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RABI SUMMER PRODUCTION PROGRAMME (2007-08)
Crops Area (in Lakh) Production (Lakh Ton)
Cereals 106.075 166.641
Pulses 133.155 112.752
Oilseeds 93.439 50.337
Total 322.669 329.730
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RABI SUMMER PRODUCTION PROGRAMME

• State level krishi mela and workshop for rabi
  crops to be held during september.
• Production of certified seed by govt. agril.
  Farm/BAU/KVKs and seed villages, Wheat-3350 qtl,
  Gram-1240 qtl, Lentil-450 qtl, Linseed-280 qtl,
  Rai/Mustard-490 qtl, pea(Vegetabls)-1190 qtl,
  Maize-350 qtl, Kusum-10 qtl, Sunflower-10 qtl
  during the year 2007-08
• Distribution of minikit of wheat seeds 2500 qtls
  under macro management scheme.
• Functioning of 8 farmers field school to training
  about Bio pest control of pulses and oil seeds
  crops.
• Farmers training of 30 no. of 50 groups under
  macro management scheme.
• Distribution of rhizobium culture and phosphate
  solublizing bacteria of 4000 ha.
• Extension strategy through KVK, ATMA and training
  through SAMETI, SCRTC, Hazaribagh and SWTC, Nagri.

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RABI SUMMER PRODUCTION PROGRAMME

• Distribution of 26204 qtls of rabi crops to be
  done during the year 2007-08 under 90 subsidy
  wheat 8900 qtl, gram 9350 qtl, lentil 696 qtl,
  rai/mustard 935 qtl pea(vegetable) 5950 qtl,
  linseed 373 qtl.
• Production of foundation and certified seed under
  macro management scheme.
• Wheat foundation seed-400 qtl, certified seed-750
  qtl
• Pulse foundation seed-200 qtl, certified seed-600
  qtl
• Oil seed foundation seed-600 qtl, certified
  seed-200 qtl
• Maize foundation seed-200 qtl, certified seed-200
  qtl
• Prizes distribution to progressive farmers of the
  state
• State level(3) Birsa Paddam-1st prize-5.00 lakh,
  2nd prize- 3.00 lakh and 3rd prize- 2.00 lakh
• District level (2x22)Birsa Krishak Deep 1st prize
  0.50 lakh , 2nd prize 0.25 lakh
• Block level(1x211) Birsa Kissan Shri 1st prize
  0.11 lakh

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INPUT ARRANGEMENT FOR RABI (2007-08)

• SEEDS
• Total requirement of Rabi/Summer is 26204 Qtls
  for GOJ schemes.
• The requirement 500 qtls is available and the
  rest will be obtained from BRBN/NSC/SFCI and
  other agencies.

FERTILIZER The total requirement for Rabi is
70,000 M.T. urea and 30000 DAP , others 5000 MT
(SSP, MOP, NPK) JHARKHAND
1591 Ideal ratio
for food crops is around 421
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RISK COVER AND CROP INSURANCE RABI
Year No. of Farmers Claim Paid Claim Paid
Year No. of Farmers Farmers Amount paid
2002-03 137 - -
2003-04 1322 207 15.898
2004-05 19705 11817 54.17
2005-06 44683 32957 45.89
2006-07 41092 7775 39.97
2007-08 47955 - -
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RABI SUMMER PRODUCTION PROGRAMME (2006-07)

• State Level Conference to be held during
  September
• District wise crop production programme during
  October.
• Zero Tillage demonstration under ICDP Wheat.
• Input supply arrangements made through MOU with
  NAFED and
• NERAMEC
• Contingency plan with input subsidy.
• Extension strategy through KVK, ATMA and training
  through SAMETI,
• SCRTC, Hazaribagh and SWTC, Nagri.

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FUNDS RECEIVED FROM GOI UTILIZATION
Rs. In Crores
S N Year Scheme Budget Released by GOI Utilization
1. 2005-06 Macro Management In Agriculture 21.87 21.86 20.82
2 2006-07 Macro Management in Agriculture 27.50 6.00 --
3 2007-08 Macro Management in Agriculture 16.49 16.49 5.33 crore
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Expenditure Report of Centrally Sponsored
Scheme
STATE- JHARKHAND
Sl. no. Year Scheme Received Amount Spent Amount
1 2003-04 Macro Management Mode (9010) Centrally Sponsored Scheme (7525) 1440.00 56.76 1324.08 42.13
2 2004-05 Macro Management Mode (9010) Centrally Sponsored Scheme (7525) 2458.75 90.00 1116.19 --
3 2005-06 NWDPRA Enhancing sustainability of dry land rain fed farming system Convergence of horticulture activities in NWDPRA areas 1141.037 617.750 427.800 1136.930 559.847 384.950
4 2006-07 NWDPRA 1050.96 961.06
5 2007-08 NWDPRA 247.33 -
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REQUIRED MEASURES FOR IMPROVEMENT OF CROP
PRODUCTION

• Area Expansion, Crop coverage during Rabi is
  targeted as 4.70 lakh ha instead of last year
  target of 2.25 lakh ha.
• Input Supply Quality seed are being supplied
  to different identified crop land where water
  resources are available.
• Seed Replacement - Local inferior varieties are
  replaced through HYV certified seeds and the SRR
  is 5 to 24.
• Increase in area coverage of Paddy in identified
  area through Hybrid Paddy Seeds.
• Demonstration of zero tillage to attract more
  farmers towards viable wheat production.
• Balanced use of fertilizer and supply of
  Bio-fertilizers.

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MEASURES FOR IMPROVEMENT OF CROP PRODUCTION
Technology dissemination through KVK, ATMA, ZRS
Soil mapping and nutrient demand ascertained
through soil testing.
Cropping intensity increased through optimum use
of all water storage structures. Watershed
management in 200 Micro-Watersheds and thereby an
additional increase in cropping intensity
increasing crop production.
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MEASURES FOR IMPROVEMENT OF CROP PRODUCTION

• Soil Mapping by NBSS, Kolkata thereby balanced
  fertilizer.
• 4 Plant Resource Centres to provide quality
  planting material on floriculture

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EFFICACY OF THE EXISTING EXTENSION SYSTEM

• Demonstration, Training and Exposure Visit to
  farmers.
• 200 Micro watershed comprising of many Villages
  are tuned to impart new Agriculture technology.
• 22 ATMA district, SAMETI, ETC Hehal, SCRTC,
  Demotand, SWTC, Nagri are revived and revitalized
  to act an agent of Extension Reforms.
• 1 Lakh Agriculture Technology Book has been
  distributed among farmers 2002-03, 2003-04,
  2004-05, 2005-06

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POST HARVEST MANAGEMENT

• Protected cultivation of flowers and vegetables
  are in progress
• Pre-cooling facility in 3 production centers.
• Refrigerated VAN facilities to farmers group.
• Packaging, grading Storing facilities at
  Ranchi.
• Pick up VAN to 50 Agri- Clinics.
• Under Convergence of Horticulture Programme,
  construction
• of 54 nos. of Post Harvest management
  centers are in operation.

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REJUVENATION OF EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE

• 22 seed multiplication farms are being revived
  with basic infrastructure.
• 28 block nurseries have been rejuvenated.
• Quality seeds and planting material will be
  available from 2007-08.
• Strengthening of seed testing laboratory-
  Ranchi/Jamshedpur and Sahebganj.
• Establishment of two new quality control
  laboratory- Dumka and E. Singhbhum.
• Establishment of Bio pesticide laboratory and
  grow out test farm.

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Physical Performance of Major Schemes

• Establishment of vegetable seed village.

• 12 vegetables seed village are being
  established through
• peoples participation.
• 25 seed villages are being managed by R.K.
  Mission,
• Ranchi
• 4 Seed village KVK Dumka and 18 new seed
  villages have been established by the state govt.

SOURCE OF FOUNDATION SEEDS BAU/NSC others (
IIHR, HARP PLANDU, IIVR VARANSAI)
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE CANE DEVELOPMENT
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• Supply target of azitobacter- 97162 packet.
• PSB- 120470 packet and Asospirilium 120476 packet
  biofertilizers, tricho card-18624 no.
• Acidic soil amendment through supply target of
  131152 qtl of dolomite.
• Consultant has been appointed to support the
  entrepreneurs in certification of organic
  produce.
• Agri Export Zone (AEZ) for French bean and peas
  are in operation by 2007-08.
• State govt. has proposed to establish of Bio
  pesticides lab, Establishment of Quality control
  lab (2) and Growout test farm establishment.

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• Crop Contingency Plan Distribution of 26204 qtl
  of Rabi crops to be done during the year 2007-08
  under 90 subsidy wheat-8900 qtl, Gram-9350 qtl,
  Lentil- 696 qtl, Rai/mustard-935 qtl, Pea
  (vegetable)-5950 qtl and linseed-373 qtl
• Encouragement of alternative crops- Extension of
  precision farming technology through 22 agri
  clinic centres.
• Rainfed farming system 5000 acres on rainfed
  farming demonstration, 12780 acre terracing.
• Rainfed farming model in agro tourism centre,
  Demotad.
• 200 farmers are trained at SCRTC on RFS.
• Technology dissemination and extension
• 7488 demonstration in SMF and farmers field.
• 646 commercial crop demonstration.
• 22 ATMA districts, 22 KVK are established.
• 50 Agri clinic are supported with a margin money
  of 1 lakh each.

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N.W.D.P.R.A in 200 Micro Water sheds Watershed park at Hazaribagh
Watershed Bhawan at Giridih, Jamshedpur, Chaibasa, Deoghar. 2000
Additional irrigation through 192 Birsa Pucca Check Dams.


Cropping intensity has increased in about 1
lakh ha 114 -150 . SHG are supported and
strengthened there by as increase in family
income.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE CANE DEVELOPMENT
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WOMEN HEALTH CHECK UP CAMP
ON 23.02.05
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VAN MAHOTSAV in Sunderpur (Cluster IV) on
26.07.06 DSCO, ADSCO,ASCO Team
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EXTENSION REFROMS
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KVK
ATMA
ATMA
KVK
ATMA
KVK
ATMA
KVK
ATMA
ATMA
KVK
KVK
ZRS
ATMA
ATMA
KVK
ATMA
KVK
KVK
ATMA
ZRS
ATMA
ATMA
ATMA
ATMA
KVK
ATMA
KVK
ATMA
KVK
KVK
BAU
ATMA 22 nos ZRS 3 nos KVK 18
nos
ATMA
SAMETI
ATMA
ATMA
KVK
KVK
ATMA
KVK
ATMA
ZRS
Location of ATMA, SAMETI, KVK ZRS in Jharkhand
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• Under Extension Reforms, 22 ATMA districts
  (Except Ramgarh Khunti) were functional in
  Jharkhand.
• State Agricultural Management Extension
  Training Institute (SAMETI), Jharkhand, a State
  level Training Institution has organized near
  about 11 training programme from April to Aug,
  2008 under which 350 extension functionaries and
  progressive farmers of ATMA districts were
  benefited.
• Post Graduate Diploma Programme of Govt. of
  India- 78 extension functionaries from 8 old
  ATMA districts were enrolled during the year
  2007-08. This year apx. 110 extension
  functionaries will be nominated from 22 ATMA
  districts of Jharkhand for skill upgradition.

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• Farmers Scientists Interaction programme- 500
  progressive farmers from 22 ATMA districts were
  provided new technology of Rice Cultivation (SRI)
  and also provided 6 kg hybrid seeds each of
  PROAGRO-6444.

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• SAMETI Publication - 69 publications (books,
  folders, leaflets, Agro- Tech Calendars
  pamphlets) were available for extension s
  farmers of Jharkhand.

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• SREP Preparation - Out of these 22 districts, 8
  old ATMA districts (Dumka, Jamtara, West
  Singhbhum, Palamau, Chatra, Garhwa, Hazaribagh
  Seraikella) has prepared Strategic Extension Work
  Plan (SREP) and remaining 14 new ATMA districts
  are under progress.

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• Establishment of Farm School - , a total 9 farm
  schools has been established in Dumka, Jamtara,
  West Singhbhum, Hazaribagh, Seraikella districts.
  This year 4 in Hazaribagh, 2 in Garhwa is under
  Progress

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FARMERS SCHOOL INAUGURATION BY HONBLE
AGRICULTURE MINISTER, JHARKHAND
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Course Syllabus for Farm School
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• Demonstration - 1087 demonstration on different
  crops has been conducted by ATMA districts up to
  Aug, 2008 benefiting over 1200 farmers in the
  different ATMA districts.

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FARMERS- SCIENTIST INTERACTON PROGRAMME AT STATE
LEVEL
SRI Technology with 6 kg hybrid seeds to farmers
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REVIEW CUM EXPERIENCE SHARING WORKSHOP AT RANCHI
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Training Programme - 50 Inter State/ Within
State/ Within Districts training programme has
been organized by ATMA districts for farmers at
districts/ block level benefiting over 3742
farmers in different ATMA districts. Kisan Mela
- 7 District level Kisan Mela has been organized
for technology dissemination from district to
block and village level involving 15515 farmers.
Exposure Visit - 757 farmers were involved for
technology dissemination to grass root level.
Field Days/ Kisan Ghosthi- 2457 farmers has been
benefited in different ATMA districts.
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ORGANIZATION OF FARMERS DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP CUM
EXHIBITION DURING RABI, 2008
Lead Organization Name of Supporting ATMA District Dates
Dumka Pakur, Godda, Giridih, Jamtara, Deoghar, Sahibganj 3-7 Nov, 2008
Hazaribagh Dhanbad, Bokaro, Chatra, Koderma 17-21 Nov, 2008
Ranchi Gumla, Simdega, Lohardagga 10-14 Nov, 2008
West Singhbhum East SInghbhum, Seraikella 24-28 Nov, 2008
Palamau Garhwa, Latehar 1-5 Nov, 2008
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• Stakeholders to be involved -
• HARP, Plandu, ILRI, Ranchi, CRURRS, Hazaribagh
• KVK/ ZRS of Concerned Districts.
• Line Department (Agriculture, Horticulture,
  Animal Husbandry, Fishery, Sericulture, Soil
  Conservation etc.)
• Marketing Board
• Management Institution
• District Block level NGOs.
• Local Input Dealers, Cooperatives, Seed
  Corporation
• Growers Association / Federation/ Cooperatives/
  Women Organizations/ Youth Clubs/
  Agro-Industries.
• Common Service Centers by IT Departments.
• NAFED, NHB, NCDC, SFCI, NSC, MANAGE etc.

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KISHAN BIKASH MELA 2008DUMKA District

• Village Ghodibad Block Jama on Inaugurated by
  Honble Minister of Agriculture, Govt. of
  Jharkhand Sri Nalin Soren.
• Approx. 10,000 farmers visited the Mela

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KISAN VIKAS MELA- 2008
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NATIONAL FOOD SECURITY MISSION(NFSM-RICE)
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DISTRICTS SELECTED RANCHI, HAZARIBAGH, GUMLA,
SIMDEGA WEST SINGHBHUM
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• Objectives
• Increasing production of rice through area
  expansion and productivity enhancement in a
  sustainable manner in the identified districts of
  the country.
• Restoring soil fertility and productivity at the
  individual farm level.
• Creation of employment opportunities
• Increasing farmer profits to restore confidence
  amongst the farmers.

• Strategies
• Implementation in a mission mode through active
  engagement of all the stakeholders at district
  level viz. district level officials, Scientists
  of KVK, NGO and progressive farmers identified
  through ATMA.
• Promotion and extension of improved technologies
  i.e. Seed, Integrated Nutrient Management
  including micronutrients, soil amendments, IPM
  and resource conservation technologies along with
  capacity building of farmers through ATMA like
  institutions at the district level.

NFSM
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• With the Objective of increasing production of
  Rice through area expansion productivity
  enhancement in a sustainable manner, Ranchi,
  Simdega, Gumla, Hazaribagh West Singhbhum
  district has been selected under the programme.
• Under NFSM programme, SAMETI, Jharkhand has been
  notified as State Nodal Agency and the 5 ATMA
  districts has been notified as District Nodal
  Agency for implementation in Jharkhand.

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• Achievement

Demonstration Of Improve Package and Practices During 31 July, 2008
Name of District Physical Target Achievement No. of beneficiary
Ranchi 245 245 250
Hazaribagh 175 121 125
Gumla 140 140 145
Simdega 140 140 146
West Singhbhum 180 180 192
Total 880 826 858
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Demonstration of Improved Package Practices
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Demonstration Of SRI Technology During 31 July, 2008
Name of District Physical Target Achievement No. of beneficiary
Ranchi 108 100 108
Hazaribagh 74 66 70
Gumla 57 57 60
Simdega 58 50 54
West Singhbhum 73 65 68
Total 370 338 360
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Demonstration on SRI
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Demonstration Of Hybrid Rice Technology During 31 July, 2008
Name of District Physical Target Achievement No. of beneficiary
Ranchi 54 50 53
Hazaribagh 44 40 45
Gumla 39 39 43
Simdega 39 35 40
West Singhbhum 44 40 43
Total 220 204 224
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Field Visit and interaction with farmers by
Dr.M.C. Diwakar, Director of Rice Development
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Kisan Ghosthi At Farmers Field
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Publicity of National Food Security Mission
Through Exposure Visit and Kisan Goshti
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Publicity of National Food Security Mission
Through Exposure Visit and Kisan Goshti
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• During the year 2008-09, a sum of Rs. 10.53
  Crore has been sanctioned for Jharkhand out of a
  proposal of Rs. 10.97 Crore submitted to GOI.
• For proper implementation of NFSM programme,
  Recruitment of Project Management Team, State/
  District Level Consultants, Sr. Technical
  Assistant and Technical Assistant is under
  process.
• Under NFSM RICE, apx. 25162 farmers were
  benefited (Demonstration, Farmers Field School
  Training, and Distribution of Minikits
  Micronutrients etc.).

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PROGRESS OF NATIONAL FOOD SECURITY MISSION (NFSM)
RICE DURING 2008-09 UP TO 31st Aug,
2008 STATE JHARKHAND
(FINANCIAL RS. IN LAKHS)
Sl. No. Intervention Target approved by GOI Target approved by GOI Quantity Required ACHIEVEMENT ACHIEVEMENT SOURCE
Sl. No. Intervention Phy. Fin. Quantity Required Physical Quantity SOURCE
1. Demonstration of Improved Package of Practices 880 Nos. 22.00 153.60 qtl 686 Nos 113.85 qtl CRRURS, Hazaribagh M/S NCCF, Ranchi
2. Demonstration on System of Rice Intensification 370 Nos. 11.10 IR 64- 6.62 qtl 281 Nos. IR 64- 5.62 qtl M/S NCCF, Ranchi
3. Demonstration on Hybrid Rice Technology 220 Nos. 6.60 KRH-2 12 qtl 200 Nos. KRH-2 9.90 qtl M/S NCCF, Ranchi
4. Support for Promotion of Hybrid Rice Seeds
A. Assistance for Production of Hybrid Rice Seeds 0 0 0 0 0 0
B. Assistance for Distribution of Hybrid Rice Seeds 4965 q 99.30 KRH-2 4965 qtl -- -- 545 qtl under State 90 Subsidy Scheme
5. Assistance for Distribution of HYV Seeds 77220 q 386.10 IR 64 MTU7029 77220 qtl -- -- 17524.2 qtl under State 90 seed exchange scheme
6. Seed Minikits of High Yielding Varieties 13240 Nos 13.24 662 qtl 7558 Nos 377.90 qtl BAU, Ranchi
7. Incentive for Micro Nutrients ( In Deficient Soils) MAGIC 19860 ha 99.30 52263 ltr 5958 ha 15679 Ltr M/S Ansu Agro Chemical Ltd, Bangalore
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SOURCE
ACHIEVEMENT
Quantity Required
Target approved by GOI
Intervention
Sl. No.
Quantity
Physical
Fin.
Phy.
- MAGIC (Zn Inorganic 2, Zn Chilleted 1,
Mo 0.05 B- 1.5) - Multi Nimore 1500 ppm
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Progress Report of NFSM-Rice Jharkhand upto 31 Aug , 2008 Progress Report of NFSM-Rice Jharkhand upto 31 Aug , 2008 Progress Report of NFSM-Rice Jharkhand upto 31 Aug , 2008 Progress Report of NFSM-Rice Jharkhand upto 31 Aug , 2008 Progress Report of NFSM-Rice Jharkhand upto 31 Aug , 2008 Progress Report of NFSM-Rice Jharkhand upto 31 Aug , 2008 Progress Report of NFSM-Rice Jharkhand upto 31 Aug , 2008 Progress Report of NFSM-Rice Jharkhand upto 31 Aug , 2008
Jharkhand, State Jharkhand, State Jharkhand, State Jharkhand, State
Rs. In Lakhs Rs. In Lakhs Rs. In Lakhs Rs. In Lakhs
Sl. No. Intervention Approved Rate of Assistance GOI Approved GOI Approved Achievement Achievement
Sl. No. Intervention Approved Rate of Assistance Unit Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin.
1 Demonstration of Improved Package of Practices Rs. 2500 per Demon Nos 880 22 686 22.0
2 Demonstration on System of Rice Intensification Rs. 3000 per Demon Nos. 370 11.1 281 9.93
3 Demonstration on Hybrid Rice Technology Rs. 3000 per Demon Nos. 220 6.6 165 6.00
4 Support for Promotion of Hybrid Rice Seeds 0 0 0 0
A. Assistance for Production of Hybrid Rice Seeds Rs. 1000 per qtl Qtl 0 0 0 0
B. Assistance for Distribution of Hybrid Rice Seeds Rs. 2000 per qtl Qtl 4965 99.3 0 0
5 Assistance for Distribution of HYV Seeds Rs. 500 per qtl Qtl 77220 386.1 0 0
6 Seed Minikits of High Yielding Varieties Full Cost Nos 13240 13.24 7558 7.558
7 Incentive for Micro Nutrients ( In Deficient Soils) Rs. 500 per ha Ha 19860 99.3 11901 99.30
8 Incentive for Liming in Acid Soils Rs. 500 per ha Ha 19860 99.3 0 0
9 Incentive for Cono weeder and other implements Rs. 3000 per farmer per implement Nos. 5511 165.33 0 0
10 Assistance for Plant Protection Chemicals and Bio Pesticides Rs. 500 per ha Ha 16550 82.75 0 0
11 Farmers Training (Training of Farmers at FFS Pattern) Rs. 17000 per trg. Nos. 132 22.44 18 3.06
12 Award for best Performing districts Rs. 500 lakh per year Nos. 0 0 0 0
13 International Exposure for Technical Knowledge enrichment to Technical staff of Central State Govts. Rs. 1.00 Crore per Year -- 0 0 0 0
14 Incentive for Video conferencing, Mass Media Campaign and Publicity of NFSM Rs. 25.00 crore for 1st year and Rs. 50.00 crore per year in remaining period -- 0 0 0 0
15 Misc Expenditure a) Project Management Team and Other Misc Expenses at District Level 5 31.8 0 0
b) Project Management Team and Other Misc Expenses at State Level Rs. 13.87 lakhs per State per year -- 1 13.87 0 0.30
c) Misc. Expenses at National Level Rs. 84.56 lakhs per year -- 0 0 0 0
16 Local Initiatives 0 -- 0 0 0 0
Total 1053.13 148.148
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NO. OF BENEFICIARIES UNDER NFSM RICE , JHARKHAND
Sl. No Intervention No. of Beneficiaries
1 Demonstration of Improved Package of Practices 1000
2 Demonstration on System of Rice Intensification 256
3 Demonstration on Hybrid Rice Technology 246
4 Support for Promotion of Hybrid Rice Seeds
B. Assistance for Distribution of Hybrid Rice Seeds 600
5 Assistance for Distribution of HYV Seeds 2102
6 Seed Minikits of High Yielding Varieties 7558
7 Incentive for Micro Nutrients ( In Deficient Soils) 12600
8 Farmers Training (Training of Farmers at FFS Pattern) 800
Total 25162
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NATIONAL AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (NADP)
RASHTRIYA KRISHI VIKAS YOJNA(RKVY)
JHARKHAND
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• SAMETI, JHARKHAND has been notified as State
  Nodal Agency for implementation of RKVY programme
  in the State.
• 22 ATMA districts has been notified as District
  Nodal Agency for implementation of RKVY programme
  in the district level in the chairmanship of Dy.
  Commissioner of respective districts.
• As per the GOI sanction order, a sum of Rs.
  55.68 Crore has been released to State for
  implementation of RKVY programme in Jharkhand.

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Regional Workshop under RKVY Scheme at West
SInghbhum district
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• The formulation of Project Proposal of RKVY for
  the year 2008-09 has been entrusted to NABCONS
  Gene Campaign. In this context, 4 Regional
  Workshop for preparation of Comprehensive
  District Agriculture Plan (C-DAP) has been
  organized in Dumka, West Singhbhu, Hazaribagh
  Palamu districts.
• District Comprehensive Agricultural Plan (C-DAP)
  preparation is under progress.

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NATIONAL HORTICULTURE MISSION
JHARKHAND STATE HORTICULTURE MISSION
Deptt. of Agriculture Cane Development,
Jharkhand
Govt. of Jharkhand
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JHARKHAND STATE PROFILE

• GEOGRAPHICAL AREA 79.71 LAKH HA
• TOTAL POPULATION 270 M
• ARABLE LAND 38.00 LAKH HA
• NET SOWN AREA 21.22 LAKH HA
• IRRIGATED AREA 1.74 LAKH HA
• AVERAGE RAINFALL 1400 MM

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AREA AND PRODUCTION OF MAJOR HORTCULTURE CROPS IN
JHARKHAND
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OBJECTIVES OF THE MISSION

• To double the horticulture production by
  2011-12.
• To increase area coverage of horticulture crops
  by 4 times by 2011-12

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Area suitability of different horticultural crops
S.no Iso-climatic subzones Location Speciality crops Speciality crops Speciality crops
S.no Iso-climatic subzones Location Vegetables Fruits Flowers
1. Subzone-I Moderate temperature during summer Rain fall 1300-1500mm. Ranchi, Part of Hazaribagh, Gumla, Simdega. Off-season cabbage, capsicum, off-season cauliflower, tomato, peas, french been, kharif potato, kharif onion, leafy vegetables, vegetable jackfruit, cucurbits, carrot, beet root, baby corn and cowpea. Litchi, mango, guava, strawberry, sapota, custard apple, jackfruit, papaya, bael. Carnation, gerbera, rose, chrysenthemum, marigold.
2. Subzone-II Relatively warmer and humid climate High rainfall Climate affected by sea W.Singhbhum, E. Singhbhum, Sarikela. Brinjal, tinda, okra, cowpea, capsicum, cauliflower, chilli, tomato, dolichos bean, root crops, cucumber. Mango, guava, cashewnut, banana, jackfruit, custard apple, tamarind. Tuberose, chrysenthemum, marigold.
3. Subzone-III Dry climate with less rainy months Garhwa, Palamau, Chatra, Latehar Brinjal, chilli, tomato, dolichos bean, root crops, leafy vegetables and cucumber. Aonla, citrus, guava, bael, karonda Marigold.
4. Subzone-IV Warmer climate Medium rainfall High concentration of injurious gases Koderma, Giridih, Dhanbad, Bokaro, Part of Hazaribag. Brinjal, cabbage, okra, capsicum, cauliflower, chilli, tomato, peas, beans, and cucurbits. Aonla, guava, karonda, bael, jamun, custard apple, tamarind. Marigold, Rose, Chrysenthmum.
5. Subzone-V Warmer climate High rainfall Deoghar, Jamtara, Dumka, Godda, Sahebganj, Pakur Kharif onion, kharif potato, brinjal, cabbage, cowpea, capsicum, cauliflower, chilli, okra, tomato, peas, beans, root crop, and cucurbits. Mango, jackfruit, tamarind, custard apple and chiraunji. Rose, tuberose, marigold
6. Subzone-VI Cooler climate (altitudegt2000ft.) Hills of Gumla and Lohardaga Broccoli, gherkins, cabbage, capsicum, off-season, cauliflower, chilli, tomato, peas beans, root crops, beet root, carrot, cucurbits and baby corn. Pear, peach, low chilling apple, loquat. Terrestrial orchids, bulbous flowers and chrysanthmum
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Horticultural commodities from Jharkhand for
National and International markets
S. no. Commodities National market International Market
1. Fruits Litchi, Aonla, Mango, Strawberry, Custard apple, Jackfruit, Guava, Tamarind. Litchi, Aonla, Tamarind.
2. Vegetables Pea, French bean, Tomato, Cauliflower, Cucumber, Okra, Pointed gourd, Beans, Chilli, Early potato, Coriander leafs. Pea, French bean, Tomato, Okra.
3. Ornamental crops Roses, Gladiolus, Gerbera, Orchids, China aster, Marigold, dahlia. Roses, Gladiolus, Gerbera, Orchids.
4. Low volume high value crops Button mushroom, Oyster mushroom, Ginger, Turmeric. Button mushroom, Ginger, Turmeric.
5. Medicinal and Aromatic plants Aloe vera, Andrographis, paniculata, Asparagus racemosus, Bacopa monieri, Boerhaavia diffusa, Nyctanthes arbortristis, Piper longum, Rauvolfia serpentina, Tinospora cordifolia, Withania somnifera. Aloe vera, Andrographis paniculata,, Piper longum, Bacopa monieri.
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Area expansion program (year wise)
Horticultural Crops Area in ha before NHM 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Total
Mango 7574 1375 3060 4150 4950 5390 5640 5930 30495
Litchi 1528 625 5605 1250 1350 1500 1650 1750 13730
Citrus 5516 1000 1390 1200 1700 2250 2900 3650 14090
Aonla Not Significant data 600 1645 1550 2050 2450 2800 3200 14295
Guava 5088     430 800 1100 1375 1600 5305
Cashewnut Not Significant data 1000 450 850 1000 1225 1400 1600 7525
Jackfruit -     400 750 975 1200 1475 4800
Banana 2747     475 800 1175 1500 1900 5850
Papaya Not Significant data 1000 1700 750 1000 1150 1325 1400 8325
Spice (Chilli, Ginger, Turmeric) 920 750 1100 1600 1400 1200 1200 1200 8450
Floriculture Not Significant data 350 350 245 300 350 400 475 2470
Medicinal Not Significant data       125 175 175 250 725
Aromatic   200 100   100 125 175 200 900
  T o t a l 6900 15400 12900 16325 19065 21740 24630 116960
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DISTRICT UNDER STATE HORITCULTURE MISSION,
JHARKHAND
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Implementing Districts of the State
Sl. No Cluster Districts
1 I Palamau
1 I Latehar
1 I Chatra
2 II Dumka
2 II Deoghar
2 II Pakur
2 II Jamtara
3 III Ranchi
3 III Lohardaga
3 III Hazaribagh
4 IV Saraikela
4 IV East Singhbhum
4 IV West Singhbhum
4 IV Gumla
4 IV Simdega
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District Level Committee
1. Deputy Development Commissioner Chairman
2. DDM, NABARD Member
3. Manager, Lead Bank Member
4. Farmers to be nominated by GOJ - 2 Members
5. District Horticulture officer Member Secretary
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Function of District Level Committee

• Generation of information.
• Preparation of action plan.
• Execution of the programmes.
• Monitoring of fund utilization.
• Provide coordination among different agencies

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NHM Glimpses
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4 Ha. Model Nursery (Private Sector), Chakulia,
E.Singhbhum
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1 Ha. Small Nursery (Private Sector), Dumka
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Model Nursery 4 Ha Angara Ranchi
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COMPONENT OF MODEL NURSERY (GREEN HOUSE) AT
RANCHI
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SHADE NET, RANCHI
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Model Nursrey 4 ha., Kathautia, Chatra
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SHADE NET, LOHARDAGA
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Vegetable Seed produced by BAU, ready for
distribution to beneficiaries of NHM
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Seed Processing Unit at Goriya Karma, BAU
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Intercropping in Mango orchard Khijurbana Deoghar
Mango plantation, Chattar Mandu, Ramgarh
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Aonla Plantation with papaya as intercrop, Kajri
Palamau
Citrus plantation at Nawadabekua, Palamau
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Litchi Plantation at Getalsud, Ranchi
Intercropping in Cashew orchard, Sapdhara,
Chakula, E. Singhbhum
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Lemon Plantation at Chatra
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Papaya plantation at Lohardaga
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Creation of water resources, Kamta Barwatanr,
Gola, Ramgarh
Creation of water resources, Khijirbuna, Sarwan,
Deoghar
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Distribution system at Khijirbuna, Sarwan, Deoghar
Structures for storage of water for irrigation
under NHM
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Trench fencing by NREGA at Khijirbuna, Sarwan,
Deoghar
Pitcher drip irrigation in mango plantation,
Kamta Barwatanr, Gola, Ramgarh
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Irrigation work at Ranchi districts
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Water Tank
LIFT IRRIGATION
Irrigation work at Latehar distirct
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Awareness Camp
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Training on I N M
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Exposure Visit of Farmers cum Training on Litchi
Day
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Training and Exposure Visit of resource person at
HARP, Plandu
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Supervision and Monitoring arrangements

• District level committee headed by Deputy
  Commissioner
• District Horticulture Officer of the concerned
  districts
• Horticultural scientist of S.A.U
• Frequent visit of Joint Inspection Team
  constituted by GOI
• Frequent visit by Director, State Horticulture
  Mission
• Flying Squad constituted by State Government
• NABARD, AFC, HARP (Plandu) are to be engaged for
  Evaluation and Monitoring

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Capacity Building

• Awareness and basic training by local KVKs
• SAMETI is imparting technical know - how to
  farmers, Lead Organisations and field officers
  through eminent scientists
• Selected farmers are taken to National level
  seminars for better exposure
• HARP (Plandu) has organised a field day where
  training to 150 farmers along with Officers and
  Lead Organisations were given on scientific crop
  management practices after plantation

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Quality Assurance Management

• At State level
• Scientist from HARP
• Scientist from SAU
• Director, State Horticulture Mission, Ranchi
• Deputy Director Horticulture, Ranchi
• At District level
• District Horticulture Officer
• Scientist of local KVKs
• Representative of lead organisation

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Arrangements of planting materials

• From Progeny / Block Nursery
• From HARP (Plandu)/ SAU
• From Narendra Deo University for Aonla
• From recommended nursery by Cashew Board for
  Cashew nut
• From identified nursery by State Department
• From Plant Resource Centre for floriculture

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FUTURE STRATEGIES

• To cover all 24 districts under NHM.
• Location Specific area expansion of Horticulture
  Crops.
• Promotion of Micro-Irrigation.
• Development of Post-harvest Management and
  Marketing Infrastructure
• 1. Pack House 5. Rural Market/ Apni
  Mandi
• 2. Cold Storage 6. Market Intelligence
  
• 3. CA Storage 7. Mobile processing
  unit
• 4. Refrigerated Vans 8. Functional
  infrastructure

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FUTURE STRATEGIES

• Promotion of High value crops under protected
  condition
• 1. Vegetables
• a) Off season tomato
• b) Sweet pepper
• c) Parsley
• d) Artichoke
• e) Lettuce
• 2. Floriculture
• Carnation
• Zerbera
• Dutch Rose
• Orchids

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Strategic Approaches

• Awareness creation among the farmers
• Community participation
• Capacity building
• Pre plantation training to farmers
• Post plantation training to farmers
• Skill up-gradation of officers and implementing
  agencies
• Training on Integrated Pest Management
• Training on Integrated Nutrient Management
• Arrangement of quality inputs

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Glimpses of Integrated farming system
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Lepatanr, Saraikela
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Vegetable production, Lepatanr, Ichagarh,
Saraikela
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Pumps and Pipes Distribution
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Fruits plant cum vegetable production,
Ghoribandh, Dumka
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Fishery cum Poultry Unit, Ghoribandh, Dumka
Bio gas cum vermi compost unit, Ghoribandh, Dumka
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BEST PRACTICES ADOPTED BY THE STATE

• Birsa Pucca Water Storage Structure with Pump set
  A key to assured irrigation with water lifting
  device, farmers are getting enhanced crops
  produce.
• Recharge wells with pump set Constructed by the
  side of the water bodies for getting recharged
  have been providing assured irrigation with water
  lifting device.
• Plantations (Horticultural/Forest) Have been
  effective in providing food, fodder and fuel.
  Extremely effective in maintaining ecological
  balance.
• Water harvesting structures Harvested rain
  water has been useful in getting better crop
  produce.
• Field bunding (Bunds across the slope) An
  effective treatment measure for insitu moisture
  conservation.
• Gully Reclamation/Control Has been an effective
  treatment measure to check soil erosion in the
  down stream side of check dam and arrest silt
  flood. Gully beds get converted into paddy field
  thereby benefiting farmers.
• Seed Treatment 80 Seed treatment .

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