Rabi Campaign 201314 Group IV Interventions to increase Oilseed Pulses production in different ecologies 24 September 2013 Farmer Welfare and Agriculture Development Bhopal Madhya Pradesh ID: 547996
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National Conference on Agriculture for Rabi Campaign 2013-14Group – IV Interventions to increase Oilseed, Pulses production in different ecologies
24 September 2013
Farmer Welfare and Agriculture Development
Bhopal, Madhya PradeshSlide2
Agro Climatic Zones in Madhya PradeshSlide3
NUMBER OF HOLDINGS IN PERCENTAGESlide4
Important Agriculture StatisticsAgro climatic zones. - 11Net Cultivable area – 150.75 lakh ha. Fallow land
- 11.55 lakh ha.Area sown : Kharif
- 118.59 lakh ha.,
Rabi
– 104.32 lakh ha.
Double cropped area
- 72.16 lakh ha.
Cropping intensity
- 148 %
Area under Irrigation – 36.5% ,
Rainfed - 63.5%
No. of Holdings - 79.08 lakh,
Holdings of Small & - 53.47 lakh (68%) Marginal farmers
Area - 46.63 lakh ha (29.16%)
Fertilizer consumption – 88.28 kg./Ha (2011-12)
Power Consumption
- 1.36 K.W/haSlide5
Rainfall position 2013(23-09-2013)
Item
No.
DISTRICTS
EXCESS
RAINFALL
(+20% & Above)
42
JABALPUR,
SAGAR
, INDORE,
BETUL
,
BURHANPUR
,
GUNA
,
DAMOH
,
RAJGARH
,
HARDA
,
KHANDWA
,
SHIVPURI
,
VIDISHA
,
NARSINGHPUR
,
JHABUA
,
HOSHANGABAD
,
SHAJAPUR
, Agar,
ASHOKNAGAR
,
ALIRAJPUR
,
SEONI
,
BHIND
;
NEEMUCH
,
PANNA
, UJJAIN,
DEWAS
,
MORENA
,
CHHINDWADA
,
RAISEN
,
TIKAMGARH
,
CHHATARPUR
,
RATLAM
,
MANDSAUR
,
MANDLA
,
SEHORE,DHAR
, BHOPAL,
DATIA
,
REWA
,
KATNI
,
SATNA
,
BARWANI
,
KHARGONE
.
NORMAL RAINFALL
(+19% to –19%)
9
SHEOPURKALA, GWALIOR, SIDHI,
SHAHDOL, ANUPPUR
, BALAGHAT, DINDORI, SINGROLI, UMARIA .
NORMAL RAINFALL OF STATE (mm)
916.5
ACTUAL RAINFALL OF STATE (mm)
1260.8
% INCREASE
38%Slide6
1. (a) Area (Lakh ha.)Name of Crop
Normal
2011-12
2012-13
FFC
2013-14 TAR.
Wheat
40.78
52.61
54.59
57.00
Total Cereals
41.58
53.42
55.46
57.95
Gram
26.49
26.30
31.29
35.25
Lentil
5.29
5.87
5.72
6.25
Pea
1.97
2.32
2.82
2.90
Total pulses34.3235.1740.3845.05Mustard7.026.647.858.00Linseed1.300.911.101.20Total oil seeds8.327.558.959.20Sugarcane0.550.050.650.80Total Rabi84.7796.64105.44113.00
Rabi Programme Slide7
1. (b) Production (Lakh tonnes)Name of Crop
Normal
2011-12
2012-13
FFC
2013-14 TAR.
Wheat
70.88
145.44
161.25
190.10
Total Cereals
71.86
146.77
162.99
192.14
Gram
23.81
28.45
38.12
47.59
Lentil
2.55
2.16
3.34
3.91
Pea
0.90
0.82
1.95
2.15
Total pulses27.6231.8943.8054.13Mustard6.987.9010.3811.40Linseed0.530.470.570.66Total oil seeds7.508.3710.9512.06Sugarcane(Gur)2.371.973.354.24Total Rabi109.37189.00221.09262.56
Rabi prospects Slide8
1. (C) Productivity (kg./ha.)Name of Crop
Normal
2011-12
2012-13
FFC
2013-14 TAR.
Wheat
1738
2770
2959
3335
Total cereals
1728
2747
2939
3316
Gram
899
1083
1220
1350
Lentil
485
367
584
625
Pea
456
354
694
740
Total pulses80590710851201Total food grain 1311201721582424Mustard994119213251425Linseed408516518550Total oil seeds90211095181311Sugarcane4316397151635300
Total Rabi
1290
1956
2097
2324
Rabi prospects Slide9
9State Scenario of Total Pulses
Area
Lakh
ha. ,Production
Lakh
MT, Yield – Kg/ha
Year
Area
% increase over
07-08
Production
% increase over
07-08
Productivity
% increase over
07-08
2007-08
43.98
-
26.74
-
608
-
2008-09 *
46.37
5.43
37.138.7480031.582009-1047.959.0341.3454.6086241.782010-11 * * 52.0918.4430.2913.28581-4.442011-1247.598.2137.1839.0478128.452012-1353.2321.0350.4188.5294755.762013-14(T) 57.9531.7665.63145.44113386.35* Shortfall observed due to drought in 41 districts. * * Shortfall in yield during Rabi found due to frost in 37 districts. Slide10
10State Scenario of Rabi Pulses
Area
Lakh
ha. ,Production
Lakh
MT, Yield – Kg/ha
Year
Area
% increase over
07-08
Production
% increase over
07-08
Productivity
% increase over
07-08
2007-08
34.16
-
22.47
-
658
-
2008-09 *
36.72
7.49
32.21
43.3587733.282009-1037.9411.0736.2961.5095745.442010-11 * * 39.0114.2025.714.376590.152011-1235.172.9631.941.9790737.842012-1340.3918.2443.894.93108464.742013-14(T) 45.0531.8854.16141.03120182.52* Shortfall observed due to drought in 41 districts.* * Shortfall in yield during Rabi found due to frost in 37 districts.Slide11
11State Scenario of Chickpea
Area
Lakh
ha. ,Production
Lakh
MT, Yield – Kg/ha
Year
Area
% increase over
07-08
Production
% increase over
07-08
Productivity
% increase over
07-08
2007-08
26.62
19.26
724
2008-09 *
28.75
8.00
28.15
46.16
980
35.36
2009-1030.1413.2232.2167.24107047.792010-11 * * 28.888.4922.6617.657858.432011-1226.3-1.2028.4547.72108349.592012-1331.2917.5438.1297.92122068.512013-14(T) 35.2532.4247.59147.09135086.46* Shortfall observed due to drought in 41 districts.* * Shortfall in yield during Rabi found due to frost in 37 districts.Slide12
12State Scenario of Lentil
Area
Lakh
ha. ,Production
Lakh
MT, Yield – Kg/ha
Year
Area
% increase over
07-08
Production
% increase over
07-08
Productivity
% increase over
07-08
2007-08
5.22
2.21
423
2008-09 *
5.31
1.72
2.64
19.46
498
17.73
2009-105.2-0.382.7323.5352423.882010-11 * * 6.9933.912.02-8.60289-31.682011-125.8712.452.16-2.26367-13.242012-135.729.583.3451.1358438.062013-14(T) 6.2519.733.9176.9262547.75* Shortfall observed due to drought in 41 districts.* * Shortfall in yield during Rabi found due to frost in 37 districts.Slide13
13State Scenario of Soybean
Area
Lakh
ha. , Production
Lakh
MT, Yield – Kg/ha
Year
Area
% area increase over 07-08
Production
% production increase over 07-08
Productivity
%
productivity
increase over 07-08
2007-08
52.02
53.68
1033
2008-09
*
52.95
1.79
59.24
10.36
1120
8.42
2009-10
* *
54.54
4.84
64.28 19.751180 14.232010-11 * ** 55.52 6.7367.77 26.251222 18.302011-1257.8611.2364.9721.031124 8.812012-13****60.62 16.5382.64 53.951365 32.142013-14 E.63.8022.6587.7363.43137533.11* Drought affected 41 districts. ** Drought affected 38 districts*** Drought affected 37 districts & frost affected 46 districts.**** Hail storm affected 37 districts & frost affected 20 districtsSlide14
14State Scenario of Total Oilseeds
Area
Lakh
ha. , Production
Lakh
MT, Yield – Kg/ha
Year
Area
% area increase over 07-08
Production
% production increase over 07-08
Productivity
%
productivity
increase over 07-08
2007-08
65.63
63.32
965
2008-09 *
67.13
2.29
71.34
12.67
1063
10.16
2009-10* *
69.61
6.06
76.98
21.57
1106 14.612010-11 * ** 70.33 7.1681.33 28.441156 19.792011-1271.87 9.5178.97 24.721099 13.892012-13****75.69 15.3398.69 55.861304 35.13* Drought affected 41 districts. ** Drought affected 38 districts*** Drought affected 37 districts & frost affected 46 districts.**** Hail storm affected 37 districts & frost affected 20 districtsSlide15
15State Scenario of Rape-Mustard
Area
Lakh
ha. , Production
Lakh
MT, Yield – Kg/ha
Year
Area
% area increase over
07-08
Production
% production increase over 07-08
Productivity
%
productivity
increase over 07-08
2007-08
6.36
5.94
935
2008-09 *
7.57
19.03
7.99
34.51
1056
12.94
2009-10* *
7.70
21.07
8.05
35.521047 11.982010-11 * ** 7.27 14.318.19 37.881128 20.642011-126.64 4.407.90 33.001192 27.492012-13****7.85 23.4310.38 74.751325 41.712013-14 T8.0025.7911.4091.92142552.41
* Drought affected 41 districts. ** Drought affected 38 districts
*** Drought affected 37 districts & frost affected 46 districts.
**** Hail storm affected 37 districts & frost affected 20 districtsSlide16
Reason of Low ProductivityErratic and uncertain rains , Cold wave/ frost & hail storm.Lack of water availability for irrigation
.Lack of power supply during
critical stages of crops.
Low Seed replacement
& imbalanced use of fertilizers
.
Deficiency of
Micro nutrients,
specially
Zn
.
Difficulty in
operation of vertisol.
Problems of Wilt & root rots disease in chickpea & Lentil.
Delayed sowing in Rice-Chickpea/Lentil,
cropping SystemRising temperature
during grain formation period.
Non availability of
agricultural labour. Poor Farm Mechanization & Power consumption.
High percentage of
Small and Marginal farmers. Less purchasing capacity
of farmers due to increasing cost of input.
Non Availability of liquid bio fertilizer
16Slide17
Favourable conditions for Quality Pulse and Oilseed ProductionLooking to the heavy demand in Arab countries, Bold seeded export quality Lentil are being grown to augment yield . Gram and Lentil are more suitable for production in the rainfed areas of the state.Most pulse varieties released in the state are wilt resistant.KAK-2, JGK-3, Subhra are giving good return in comparison to bold seeded chickpea (dollar, local cultivar)
17Slide18
Policy initiatives by the State Formation of Agriculture Cabinet.Credit facility at 0 % interest to the farmer through cooperatives.Transfer of subsidy into the farmers' account.
Advance lifting scheme of fertilizer from 1st Aug. to 15th Sep. to ensure adequate availability of fertilizers without any interest.
30% Top up subsidy for
promoting irrigation by
sprinklers
.
Promoting Bullock drawn and selected power drawn implements, providing 7
5% including 25% top up subsidy
.
Distribution of
12.30
lakh
Soil health cards
.Established
9 Seed and
6 Fertilizer Testing Laboratories.
Feeder separation to ensure 8 hours quality energy
for agriculture. Fast completion of irrigation projects to
harness maximum potential .
RBC 6.4 Amended to help the farmers facing impact of natural calamities.
Convergence with MGNREGA
to energize in
Kapildhara wells irrigation by providing Diesel/Electric pumps
Creation of
new storage facilities.
Launching the revised food processing policy where the activities like collection, grading , packaging, waxing, storing & marketing brought under the definition of industry.
18Slide19
Strategies for enhancing Pulse and Oilseed ProductionAgronomic PracticesEmphasis on 100% seed treatment with fungicide & Ammonium Molybdate (1g/kg in chickpea) .
Production & distribution of quality seeds to increase SRR & VRR.
Promoting the
Resources Conservation Technologies
(RCT) such as use of Zero Tillage Seed Cum Fertilizer Drill, Rotavator, Laser Land Leveler and furrow irrigated raised bed (FIRB) planting.
Developing
irrigation facilities
to cover more area.
Promotion of large scale Ridge Furrow in Soyberan and pulses.
Promoting use of
Sprinklers
.
Use of
post emergence weedicides
as per recommendation. Emphasis given on
control measures for diseases, termites and rats. Encouraging
line sowing in place of Broadcasting.
Use of short duration varieties under Late sown condition
Emphasis on water conservation, watershed management & sprinkler irrigation.
Survey and
surveillance for disease and insect pest. Diagnostic Team-
Comprised of officials of State Department of Agriculture and Scientists.
19Slide20
Seed Replacement Rate (%)
CROPS
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
Target
GRAM
2.90
4.51
6.83
10.39
12.22
12.86
17.05
LENTIL
0.77
0.73
1.70
3.35
3.77
4.05
5.79
PEAS
4.50
4.01
5.38
5.63
8.7711.2215.57MUSTARD16.8821.1927.7833.4748.6129.1836.99LINSEED0.970.550.791.651.041.652.5220Slide21
Old varieties and new alternative varieties
Crop
Old varieties
Alternative varieties to be
promoted/Recommended Varieties
Lentil
K-75
(1986),
JL
-1
(1991),
L-4076
(1993),
JL
-3
(2000)
,
IPL
-81
(2001),
RVL
-31
(2010),
IPL
-316
(2013)
Chickpea
(Medium)
JG-315
(1984),
JG-218(1996), ICCV-10(1992), VIJAY-(1994)JG-322(1999), JG-16(2001), JG-63(2006), JG-226(2007), JG-14(2009), Chickpea (Bold)JG-74(1991), VISHAL (1997), VIRAT(2002), JG-130(2002), JAKI-9218(2007), RVG-202(2012) Chickpea (Gulabi)GG-1(1999), JGG-1(1999)Chickpea(KABULI)ICCV-2(1993), ICCV-37 (2001), JGK-1(2002),KAK-2(2001), JGK-2(2007), JGK-3(2007), IPCK-2002-29(2009), IPCK 2004-29(2010), JSC-42(2012), JSC-40(2012), RVG-203(2013),Chickpea (LATE SOWING)JAKI-9218(2007), JG-14(2009), RVG-202(2012), RVG-203(2013), 21Slide22
MUSTARD
NAME OF THE VARITIES
>10 YEAR
YIELD POTENTIAL Kg/ha
NAME OF THE VARITIES
< 10 YEAR
YIELD POTENTIAL Kg/Ha
LAXMI (RH 8812)
750-900
JM - 1
1200-1600
PUSA BOLD
800-1000
JM - 2
1300-1650
MAYA (RK 9902)
900-1100
JM - 3
1400-1800
ROHINI
900-1200
PUSA MUSTARD – 27 (EJ-17)
1500-2000
VARUNA
1000-1300
RGN 73
1500-1950
SWARN JOYTI
(rh-19802)
1500-2100
22Slide23
LINSEEDNAME OF THE VARITIES
MORE THEN 10 YEAR
YIELD POTENTIAL Kg/ha
NAME OF THE VARITIES
LESS THE 10 YEAR
YIELD POTENTIAL Kg/ha
J – 23 - 10
350-550
INDRA ALSI - 32
350-400
JLS - 9
400-500
AJAD ALSI - 1
400-500
PADMINI (LMH – 62)
400-600
JLS - 27
450-600
PARWATI (LMH – 16)
400-600
KRATIKA (IA-18)
400-650
23Slide24
Seed Distribution Qty in Qtls
.
CROPS
07-08
08-09
09-10
10-11
11-12
12-13
13-14 (Target)
GRAM
62564
98989
144111
240095
257062
321830
450000
LENTIL
1318
1161
2695
7030
6634
6943
10000
PEA
9006
7868
8737
11173
162852532336000MUSTARD75958467975112166161381145415000LINSEED34120730862223745580024Slide25
Strategies for Seed Production Strengthening of established 2313 Cooperative seed production societies to facilitate Beej Sangh
.Seed production programme of Pulses will increase by 20%.
Linking farmers to the
seed production channel
by providing the breeder, foundation & certified seed at subsidized rate.
Capacity building
of the farmers by providing training.
Strengthening of
seed certification agency
by developing infrastructure, recruitment of additional staff and 4 Seed Testing Laboratories.
Developing
storage
, Transportation and
Post harvest facilities
.
Bonus for seed producer farmers.
Agriculture Credit (Cooperative Bank)
Year 2010-11 - 1903
crores
Year 2011-12 - 2817
crores
Year 2012-13 - 3659
crores
Year 2013-
14T
-
4200
crores
25Slide26
26Slide27
N P K consumption in Rabi
(Unit Kg./Ha.)
Year
N
P
K
TOTAL
2007-08
52.32
22.92
3.28
78.52
2008-09
47.26
24.13
2.74
74.13
2009-10
57.23
25.13
6.60
88.96
2010-11
62.77
33.08
5.65
101.51
2011-12
60.91
36.86
4.05101.822012-1359.1628.302.0589.502013-14 T64.2337.234.47105.9927Slide28
Consumption of Zinc Sulphate & Gypsum
(Unit -
M.T.
)
Year
Zinc
Sulphate
Gypsum
2007-08
1104
8044
2008-09
392
12499
2009-10
1310
22406
2010-11
3469
32941
2011-12
4038
12391
2012-13
6470
2044
2013-14
T
10000
5000
28Slide29
Irrigation A- Irrigation Department :Actual irrigated Area under different irrigation project :- 2009-10 - 08.03 lakh
ha 2010-11 - 08.90
lakh
ha
2011-12 - 16.34
lakh
ha
2012-13 -
20.20
lakh
ha
2013-14 T -
22.00
lakh
ha
Minor irrigation project completed in year 2011-12
- 309 Nos.
Minor irrigation project completed in year 2012-13 - 201 Nos.
Potential created during 2012-13
- 1.26 Lakh
ha. B-
Narmada Valley Development Authority :
Total irrigation capacity (Till March 2013) -3.88
lakh
ha
Irrigation project (Under Construction) -
10 Nos.
C
- Agriculture & Other Departmental Sources - 8.72
lakh
ha
29Slide30
Drip Irrigation in Gram30District - BurhanpurSlide31
Transfer of Technology (TOT)Innovative system for transfer of technology to 2.5 lakh farmers every year by covering 5000 farmers in each district in cluster approach through joint mobilization of scientists of KVK & ATMA.Formation of Farmer's interest group to develop Farmers producer's organization for dissemination of technology, Seed production, Input arrangement and Marketing to increase production and productivity.
To promote Pulses through Public Private Partnership in selected districts to achieve the production as well as value addition.
Reform of Extension technologies through farm field school, training, demonstration, exchange programme through study tour, transfer of technology through
Mobile SMS
Developing every block office as
Kisan Gyan Kendras
to
disseminate information to farmers
free of cost through internet
.
Other activities: Field day, Kisan Sangosthi, Farmer's Scientist ineraction, Kisan Mela. Comunity Radio Station.
31Slide32
Status Regarding Agenda IssuesSufficient infrastructure of production in distribution of quality of seed is availaible .Seed rolling plan has been preparedInvolvement of NSC,
SFCI, KRIBHCO
,
IFFCO
and state seed corporation are there.
Involvement of village
panchayats
in transfer of technology of oilseeds and maize production through effective interface with
KVKS
, other public extension organizations and NGOS, private sector etc are there.
Mass distribution of literature on improved genotypes and technology of oilseeds and maize production through effective interface with
KVKS
, other public extension organizations and NGOS, private sector are there.
Use of media such as TV and radio for projecting the advantages of oilseeds and maize production, including potential of varieties/hybrids, are there.
32Slide33
33Gram Cluster DemonstrationDistrict - BurhanpurSlide34
Strategy for increasing area under Pulses & OilseedsRabi fallow area will be covered under pulse crops.Nearly 3.00 lakh ha. covered by rice will be utilized for chickpea and lentil cultivation.
Introduction of moong and urd bean
before and after mustard & chickpea
in irrigated condition.
Intercropping of
chickpea with sugarcane & mustard.
Introduction of
chickpea
after cotton
.
Promotion of
chickpea
,
urd and
pea as utera in rice.
Preparation of district wise micro level action plan at the RAEO level for expanding the area of pulse and oilseed.
34Slide35
Strategies for enhancing Pulse Production Farm Mechnaization139 villages
have been developed as Yantradoot Villages
where farmers are encouraged to adopt mechanized farming.
917 custom hiring centers
have been established to facilitate farmers with power drawn implements.
Private entrepreneurs
are being encouraged by providing
subsidy up to
Rs
. 10
lakh
for each center. 67 such centers have been established so far.
Unique program of deep ploughing
has been started and subsidy of
Rs. 1500/- per ha is provided to farmers. So far
3 lakh
ha has been deep ploughed.To facilitate
timely land preparation in rabi
after paddy, to save cost of land preparation and achieve batter pulverization, the
rotavators are promoted. Every year about 5000 rotavators
are being purchased by farmers and are saving about 30 to 50% of cost of land preparation .
In rice-Chickpea
cropping pattern
zero tillage seed cum fertilizer drill
are promoted, through
top-up subsidy of 25%,
for timely sowing.
Spiral graders and seed treating drum
s will be provided in 20,000 villages.
35Slide36
Farm Mechanization in Yantradoot village
Deep Ploughing Sangoshthi Raised-Bed Planter
Spiral Grader Rotavator Raised-Bed Planting
36Slide37
RABI STRATEGY FOR PULSES
District with Low Yield & High Area
Area :-
000'Hac
, Prod :-
000'Tonnes
, Yield:- kg/
Hac
District
Average area & Yield
Proposed 2013-14
Area
Production
Yield
Area
Production
Yield
Ujjain
183.40
164.00
899
195.00
234.00
1200
Sehore
118.90
101.90
896
130.00
156.00
1200
Seoni90.2043.90852100.00115.001150Satna128.8044.00509160.00120.00750Mandla 63.804.5048180.0057.60720Dindori54.405.20473
70.00
49.00
700
Shajapur
202.20
89.60
471
240.00
168.00
700Slide38
RABI STRATEGY FOR PULSES
District with Low Area & High Productivity
Area :-
000'Hac
, Prod :-
000'Tonnes
, Yield:- Kg/
Hac
.
District
Average Productivity & Yield
Proposed 2013-14
Area
Production
Yield
Area
Production
Yield
Bhind
33.00
38.80
1763
40.00
76.00
1900
Gwalior
26.50
35.90
1566
31.50
58.28
1850Harda26.1039.70154336.5066.611825Neemuch25.2033.30135330.0048.001600Hoshangabad26.1032.70134665.00104.001600Singroli23.6062.00240228.60
98.67
3450
Chhindwara
67.00
155.20
2825
90.00
270.00
3000
Sheopurkala
8.30
13.90
1676
15.00
28.50
1900Slide39
Summer Mung Programme 2014Achievement in the year 2012 (FFC)Area Under Moong 0.22 Lakh ha. Productivity 510 kg./ha. Production 11220 MT Achievement in the year 2013
Area Under Moong 1.35 Lakh
hactare
Productivity 1116 Kg/Ha
Production (Estimated)
151000 MT
Target in the year 2014
Area Under
Moong
3.00 Lakh
hactare Productivity 1265 Kg/Ha
Production 3.79 Lakh MT
39Slide40
INTER CROPPING MOONG WITH SUGARCANESlide41
41Summer
Mung Programme 2014
Area ‘Ha.’, Prod. ‘Metric Ton’ and Prod. ‘Kg/ha
’
District
2013
2014
Area
Estt. Production
Yield
Area
Estt. Production
Estt. Yield
Hoshangabad
46150
71355
1550
70000
1,12,000
1600
Harda
30141
36192
1200
40000
52000
1300
Sehore
16845
18529
110030000375001250Narsinghpur 1194212539105015000180001200Seoni 34103410100010000115001150Rewa2000180090025000275001100Others1941268353521100001210001100Total135000
150660
1116
300000
379500
1265Slide42
Third Crop Summer Moong in District Harda (M.P.)Area (Ha.)
31100
Percentage of Cultivable land
17
Varieties
PDM
-139,
PDM
-11
HUM-12, HUM-16
SRR
51%
Productivity (Kg./ha.)
1450
Sale in Mandi
37000 Mt.
Total Production
45000 Mt.
Market Value
Rs
. 211
Crore
Seed Production
947 ha.
Seed Produced
1000Mt .Slide43
SUMMER MUNG43
Dist. HardaSlide44
Summer Moong at a Glance,Distt
.- Hoshangabad
Summer
Moong
Area
Ha
46150
Area covered
%
16
Productivity
Kg/Ha
1550
Production
MT
71535
Market Value
Crore
285
Varieties
PDM-139, TJM-3, HUM-1, TM-99-37, HUM-16
SRR
%
55
SEED PRODUCTION
Area
Ha
820.40
Production
MT
1296Slide45
45RABI STRATEGY FOR OILSEEDS
AREA:-000'HECTARE ,PRODUCTION:-000'TONNES, YIELD:-KG./HECTARE
Districts with High spread & low yield
Crop
DISTRICT
Avrege Area & Yield
2013-14
AREA
PROD.
YIELD
AREA
PROD.
YIELD
Musterd
TIKAMGARH
0.236
0.104
439
0.236
0.114
483
MANDSAUR
0.394
0.377
956
0.394
0.414
1052
NEEMUCH
0.2370.2229360.2370.2441030GWALIOR0.5630.5579890.5630.6121088SHIVPURI 0.5910.4257190.5910.467791TOTAL2.021.688332.021.85916LinseedSEONI 0.1040.0373590.104
0.041
395
MANDLA
0.044
0.014
324
0.044
0.016
356
CHHATARPUR
0.098
0.035
357
0.098
0.038
393
REWA
0.132
0.034
259
0.132
0.038
285
SIDHI
0.092
0.023
253
0.092
0.026
278
SINGROLI
0.074
0.026
357
0.074
0.029
393
SATNA
0.044
0.013
300
0.044
0.015
330
SHAHDOL
0.03
0.008
260
0.03
0.009
286
ANUPPUR
0.043
0.01
231
0.043
0.011
254
UMARIA
0.034
0.011
320
0.034
0.012
352
DINDORI
0.065
0.018
279
0.065
0.02
307
TOTAL
0.76
0.23
303
0.76
0.25
333Slide46
46RABI STRATEGY FOR OILSEEDS
AREA:-
000'HECTARE
,PRODUCTION:-
000'TONNES
, YIELD:-KG./HECTA
RE
Districts with Low spread & High yield
Crop
Avrege
Area & Yield
2013-14
DISTT
.
AREA
PROD.
YIELD
AREA
PROD.
YIELD
Musterd
RATLAM
0.07
0.105
1496
0.07
0.115
1646
Linseed
JABALPUR0.0110.0087270.0110.009800PANNA0.0150.0074660.0150.008513RATLAM 0.0130.01511590.0130.0171275BETUL0.0150.239159660.0150.26317563TOTAL0.0540.2749920.050.35491Slide47
Constraint And Strategies1) WILT - C.O.-Fusarium oxysporium f. sp.ciceri.At stage- Seedling to floweringSymptom- sudden drooping of leaflets& branchesSeed &Soil Borne
Resistant Varieties: JG 315, JG 322, JG 74, JG 226, JG 130, JG 16, JG 11, JG 12, JG 14, JSC 37, JSC 55, JAKI 9218, Vijay, Vishal, Digvijay (Desi) JK 1, JGK 2, JGK 3 (Kabuli), JGG 1 (Gulabi.
47Slide48
ROOT ROTSDry rootC.O. – Rhizoctonia bataticolaAt stage- Pod (temp. <30 degree C)Symptom- plants straw colour appearance - root becomes brittle and broken easilyCollar rootC.O. –
Sclerotium rolfsiiAt stage- Seedling (upto 45 days)Symptom- plants pulled very easily
-
mortality high in early sown crop
- favoured by high moisture and temperature
48Slide49
Management StrategiesDeep ploughing in summer (May, June)Crop rotation for minimum 3 yearsMild irrigation at the onset of disease.
Incorporation of Trichoderma viride
@ 5kg/ ha multiplied on decomposed FYM.
Seed treatment with
Trichoderma
viride
+
Carboxin
@4+1g/kg seed or
Carbendazim+Thiram
(1:2) @ 3g / kg seed
Intercropping-minimize wilt incidence (Chickpea + Linseed)
49Slide50
Helicoverpa - a menace in chickpea cultivationPest monitoring- Installation of pheromone trapTrap Crop- Marigold (At borders)Bird percher- 30-40/ haIntercropping – Coriander (10:1)
Spray of NSKE 5% NPV 250 LE/Indoxacarb 14.5 SC 500 ml/Emmamectin Benzoate 5% G 200 g/ha (Starting spray from flower initiation to pod development when 1-2 larvae/m length)
50Slide51
Lentil (Foliar disease)RustSpray- Dithane M 45@ 2.5/lt water at 15 days intervalPowery MildewSpray – wettable sulphur @ 3g/ lt at 15 days interval
Resistant Varieties for the state: K 75 (Malika), Lens 4076, IPL 81, (Noori) IPL 406
51Slide52
Recommended dose of fertilizer: Chickpea - 20 kg N, 40-60 kg P2O5, 20 kg S, 25 kg ZnSO4, 5 ton FYM/ha - Ammonium Molybdate- 1 kg (Basal application) or 1g/kg seed (seed treatment) - Spray of 2% urea/ DAP at flowering stage (70 DAS) and 10 days thereafterLentil
- 20kg N, 30-40 kg P2)5, 20 kg S/ ha, 15 kg ZnSO4 as Basal application, 5 ton FYM/ ha.
52Slide53
DRIP IRRIGATION IN GRAM “AN INNOVATION”Farmer - Shri Santosh S/o ShrI HarinarayanVillage -Chhoti, District- HardaCell No. -+ 91-9926370106Method - Raised Bed (120 cm.)Row - 90x90 cm ,
Plant -15x15 cmCultivar - Dollar (Bold Seed)Seed rate - 20 Kg. /acre
Sowing - Dibbling method
Nutrient management through drip system ( fertigation)
Yield -
48 q/ha.Slide54
Shri Dilip Singh Gond Village-Kachhwar, Block- Pali, Dist.- Umaria (M.P.)Area - 1.00 acreSeed Rate - 100 g/acreRow to Row Distance - 90 cm
Plant to Plant Distance - 90 cmWeed Control - Hand weeding with Kudal & Conoweeder(2-3)Production
- 19.00 Qtl/acre.
Traditional - 05.00 Qtl/acre.
Cost of Cultivation - Rs. 16127/-
Total Income - Rs. 63649/-
Net Income - Rs. 47522/-
Success Story – SRI
in Mustard
(System of Root Intensification in Mustard)Slide55
Mustard Cultivation by Innovative practiceSlide56
Success Story – SWI(System of Root Intensification in Wheat) Shri Bahadur Singh Gond
, Village-Kachhwar, Block- Karkeli,
Dist.- Umaria (M.P.)
Area - 1.00 acre
Seed Rate - 10 Kg/acre
Row to Row Distance - 20 cm
Plant to Plant Distance - 20 cm
Weed Control - Conoweeder(2-3)
Production
- 23.00 Qtl/acre.
Traditional - 10.00 Qtl/acre.
Cost of Cultivation - Rs. 15220/-
Total Income - Rs. 38384/-Net Income - Rs. 23165/-Slide57
Wheat Cultivation by Innovative practice of SWISlide58
Best Practices adopted by the State Timely sowing with Seed Treatment. Increasing Seed Replacement Rate .
Use of New varieties.
Balanced & integrated
use of fertilizer.
Use of
Zinc
Sulphate
in Zinc deficient soils.
Application of
Gypsum
to meet out
Sulphur
deficiency. Promoting
INM and
IPM technology.
Promoting application of FYM
/ Green manuring
for improving soil health.
Distribution of Soil Health Card to track soil health.
Campaign for III
rd crop (
Moong) in command area.
58Slide59
Best Practices adopted by the State Water management and augmentation of Ground Water. Promoting judicious use of irrigation through sprinkler
.
Balram
Talab
for
life Saving irrigation.
Frequent irrigation
in case of abrupt
rise in temperature.
Establishment
Farm Field School on large Scale.
Conducting cluster demonstration
on Production Technology. Emphasis on use of
improved farm machinery.
Resource conservation
Technologies (RCT).
Transfer of technology through
Kisan Mitra
& Didies
. Cont..
59Slide60
60Interventions to increase Pulses production
(Financial Rupees in Lakh)
Interventions
Unit
Achievement 2012-13
Target 2013-14
Phy
Fin
Phy
Fin
Distribution of certified Seeds
(a) For varieties less than 10 years
Qtl
14337
210.97
22000
484.00
(b) For varieties more than 10 years old
Qtl
32839
348.69
118250
1419.00
Demonstrations
(a) Cluster Demonstrations Ha.743573171.26732003660.00Integrate Nutrient Management MicronutrientsHa.88820444.10100000500.00(b) Lime/Gypsum/80% WG SulphurHa.23664121.3330000225.00(c) Rizobium culture / PSB
Ha.
83393
73.25
100000
100.00
Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
(a) IPM Package
Ha.
104045
780.34
80000
600.00
(b) Distribution of NPV
Ha.
5573
13.09
20000
50.00
(c) Distribution of P.P. Chemicals
Ha.
76765
383.31
80000
400.00
(d) Weedicides
Ha.
4835
25.27
15064
75.32Slide61
InterventionsUnit
Achievement
2012-13
Target 2013-14
Phy
Fin
Phy
Fin
Resource Conservation
Technologis
/ Tools :
(a) Knap Sack Sprayers
Nos.
36501
305.41
12000
360.00
(b) Zero Till Seed Drils
Nos.
2
0.30
40
6.00
© Multi Crop Planters
Nos.
20
3.00(d) Seed DrillsNos.1788263.703160474.00(e) Zero Till Multi Crop PlantersNos.203.00(f) Ridge Furrow PlantersNos.203.00(g) RotavatorsNos.2202659.212500750.00Efficient Water Application Tools : (a) Distribution of Sprinkler setsHa.8550640.9311000825.00(b) Incentive for Mobile Sprinkler RaingunsNos.43537.51507.50(c) Incentive for pump sets Nos.5877557.422000200.00(d) Pipe for carrying water from source
Nos.
16894
244.03
11523
1200.00
Cropping System based trainingsNos.
16867
107.85
1750
245.00
Project
Management Team
116.35
0
125.68
Local Initiatives
:
1290
193.50
0
484.50
Total
Finacial
10893.82
12200.00
61
Interventions to increase Pulses production
(
Financial Rupees in
Lakh
)Slide62
Interventions to increase Pulses productionCluster demonstration of PulsesActivity
Amount (
Rs
.)
Cost of seed and seed treatment (
Rhizobuim
Culture,
PSB
Culture, Fungicide)
1800
Gypsum
1000
Micronutrient
500
Weed Management
600
PP Chemical
700
Crop
Cutteing
and Record Management and Honorarium to Progressive farmer of the cluster @
Rs
. 2000/- per Month for six Month
150
Visit of Scientists/Officers of
GOI
/
PMTs
/State Official etc. excluding TA/DA of any kind but for hiring Taxi,
POL
etc.
200Field Day/Kissan Goshthi50Total5000Slide63
Interventions to increase Pulses productionProvision under A3P for One Ha. As 100% Assistance(Cost in
Rs.)
Item
Quantity
GRAM
LENTIL
Seed
Minikit
@ 0.2% area/ ha(lentil @ 8 kg and Gram @ 16 kg/ha)
800
480
Gypsum
250 Kg
1200
1200
Micro Nutrient (Zinc Sulphate, Borex, Ferrous Sulphate, Micro Nutrient Mixture)
25 Kg
1000
1000
Rhizobium culture
Three Packet of 200 gm Each= 600
gms
75
75
PSB
Culture
Three Packet of 200 gm Each= 600 gm
75
75
Urea (For Foliar Spray)
10 Kg
6060Fungicide for seed treatment Thiraum 2 grm+1 grm Carbandzim/ kg of seed200200Insecticide/ Fungicide/ Biopesticides/ BioagentNeed based chemicals12801000Weedicides2.5 ltrs740740E-pest sureilanceSeperate programme170170Total56005000Slide64
Interventions to increase Oilseed production ACHIEVEMENT 2012-13 & TARGET 2013-14 (
ISOPOM)
No.
Component
Unit
Subsidy
OIL SEED
Achievement 12-13
Target 2013-14
Phy
.
Fin.
Phy.
Fin.
1
SEED
(a)
Purchase of Breeder Seed
Qutl
0.05
1767.99
112.0954532.71(b)Production of Foundation SeedQutl0.00541670275.37465046.50(c)Production of Certified SeedQutl0.005171211722.3762100621.00(d)Distribution of Certified SeedQutl0.005478630.39971671166.002Transfer of Technology
(a)
Block Demonstration
Soybean
Hac
.
0.03
23203.1
570.69
13500
405.00
Sesamum
Hac.
340
3.35
0
0.00
Niger
Hac.
494
4.65
0
0.00
Repeseed & Mustard
Hac.
896.667
16.34
3375
67.50
(b)
Farm Field School(IPM)
Hac.
0.2268
(c)
Bio - Intensive Demonstration (IPM)
Hac.
Soybean
Hac.
0.0043
71953
351.25
41822
179.00
Musterd
Hac.
0.0093
12824
127.67
4890
45.48Slide65
Interventions to increase Oilseed production ACHIEVEMENT 2012-13 & TARGET 2013-14 (
ISOPOM)
No.
Component
Unit
Subsidy
OIL SEED
Achivement 2012-13
Target 2013-14
Phy.
Fin.
Phy.
Fin.
(d)
Farmers Training
Nos.
0.15
152
21.16
50
7.50
(e)
Officer Training
Nos.
0.16
54
8.64
254.003Non -Seed inputs aP.P. Equip. Manually OperatedNos0.0081260294.26380030.40b Power OperatedNos.0.023677.63
338
6.75
(c)
Distribution of
P.P.Chemicals
Hac.
0.005
154771
707.59
100188
500.94
(d)
Distribution of Weedicide
Hac.
0.005
3304
9.51
17280
86.40
(e)
Distribution of Rhizobium Culture/ PSB
Hac.
0.001
63238
57.20
48600
48.60
(f)
Distribution of Micronutrient
Hac.
0.005
16723
56.20
2700
13.50
h
Farm Impliment Hand/ Bullock drawn
Nos.
0.025
40
0.41
100
2.50
Power Opreted
Nos.
0.15
25
3.42
25
3.75
(i)
Distribution of Sprinklar set
Nos.
0.075
14553
1111.59
8787
659.00
(j)
Pipe for Carrying Water Source to the Field
Nos.
0.15
17331
2637.16
9133
1369.95
4
Innovative Component
(a)
Multicrop
Planter
Nos.
0.03
3
0.45
0
0.00
Rotavator
Nos.
77
23.08
40
12.00
Multicrop Thresher
Nos.
26
3.52
12
1.80
Grand Total
6979.39
5385.28Slide66
Specific Issues & SuggestionAssistance on purchase of Breeder seed and production of foundation and certified seed should be provided.Shortage of disease resistant varieties of Gram & Lentil.
Special programme on Kabuli gram production & procurement for export purpose.
Assistance on the
fertigation
system
for Gram crops
Raising the subsidy on irrigation water saving devices up to 75%.
75% financial assistance should be provided to SC/ST & small Marginal farmers in
GOI
schemes.
The
minimum support price
of chickpea and lentil fixed by the Government is
less than the market price.
The cultivation of these crops are
very risky
, thus
provision of bonus on
MSP
by the Government may be initiated.
66Slide67
Seed treatment with chemical @ 2gm/kg and bio pesticide like trichoderma @ 5gm/kg of seed. To popularize seed treatment among the farmers assistant of Rs. 100/-/ ha. Or 50% of the total cost whichever is less will be given.To save crops from soil born diseases and insects, soil treatment with chemicals is necessary. Thus assistant on soil treatment Rs. 500/-/ha. or 50% of cost is proposed.Use of liquid Rhizobium and /Phosphorus solubilising bacteria will help in reducing the use of chemicals like nitrogenous and phosphorus fertilizer. To popularize the liquid form of culture, assistant of Rs
. 250/-/ha. Or 50% of the total cost which ever is less is proposed.Foliar spray of 2% Urea/DAP on pulse crop, financial assistant of
Rs
.
250/-
per
hac
. Or 50% of the cost whichever is less is proposed.
Specific Issues to be added in ongoing schemesSlide68
The present and proposed assistance in NFSM
Name of Machine equipment
Present form of assistance
Present Cost in
Rs
.
Proposed form of assistance
Rotavator
Rs
. 30000/ Machine or 50% of the cost which ever is less.
90000
Rs
. 40000/ Machine or 50% of the cost which ever is less.
Diseal Pump Set
Rs. 10000/Machine or 50% of the cost which ever is less.
30000
Rs
. 15000/ Pump Set
or 50% of the cost which ever is less.
Seed Grader
-
6000
Rs
. 2000/ Seed Grader or 50% of the cost which ever is less.
Cultivator
-
50000
Rs
. 20000/ Cultivator
or 50% of the cost which ever is less.
Reversible two bottom MB Plough
-60000Rs. 30000/ Plough or 50% of the cost which ever is less.Drip System (Arhar, Lentil and Gram)-100000Rs. 50000 or 50% of the cost which ever is less.Slide69
Issues for ResearchDevelopment of resistant variety for Helicoverpa in pulsesDevelopment of multiple disease resistant varieties in pulses
Development of drought tolerance varieties in pulses Development of low/high temperature tolerant varieties of
pigeonpea
, chickpea, Lentil & pea.
Development of water-logging to tolerant & extra early maturing
Pigeonpea
(varieties & hybrids)
Development of short duration (60-65 days)
YVM
resistant varieties of
mung
/
urd bean
Development of bold seeded lentil varieties for export purpose
Development of vascular wilt and sterility mosaic resistant Pigeon pea.Development of extra large seeded Kabuli Varieties of chickpea for export.
69Slide70
Outstanding AchievementsGovernment of India awarded Krishi Karmanya Award 2011-12, in Ist category of Total Foodgrain Production,
honoured by Hon'ble President of India. Hon'ble President awarded the State for achieving
more than 18% Agriculture Growth
in the year 2011-12.
Under the
Agriculture leadership awards
the state honored by
Best Agriculture State Award 2012.
State honored by Govt. of India and Indian Chambers of Commerce for
increasing the productivity
through
Best Agriculture practices and Farm Mechanization
in the year 2012.
70Slide71
Krishi Karman Awardee 2011-12 Smt. Radha Bai Dubey
(Village-Pandajhir,Distt.Raisen
)
Gram
-
JG-11
Yield
- 2300 kg/ha
Award
-
Rs
One Lakh
Package of Practices-Timely sowing by seed cum fertilizer drill,
Seed treatment with Trichoderma, use of
vermicompost, Rhizobium & P.S.B, culture
Use of 100 Kg/ha. DAP. Timely Irrigation with Sprinkler (1+2), Use of pheromone trap & bio pesticide.
71Slide72
72THANK’SSlide73
Betel-vine cultivation under RKVY
RASHTRIYA KRISHI VIKAS YOJANA,
Madhya Pradesh
73
Department of Farmer Welfare & Agriculture Development , GOMP, Bhopal. Slide74
74RASHTRIYA KRISHI VIKAS YOJANA, MADHYA PRADESH
Overall Financial Status of RKVY in MP (Aug- 2013)
Rs in Crores
S.N
Year
Release by GOI
Expenditure
U/C Sent to GOI
Remark
1
2007-08
101.62
101.62
101.62
2
2008-09
146.05
146.05
146.05
3
2009-10
247.44
247.44
247.44
4
2010-11
559.18 559.18559.1852011-12 Normal229.41229.41224.78Sub- Scheme168.96168.96163.01Total 11-12
398.37
398.37
387.79
6
2012-13
Normal
388.54
379.47
314.66
Sub-Scheme
59.59
59.59
53.68
Total 2012-13
448.13
439.06
368.34Slide75
75RASHTRIYA KRISHI VIKAS YOJANA, MADHYA PRADESH
Financial Status of RKVY in MP During 2013-14
Rs in crore
S.N
Year
Allocation
Release by GOI
Expenditure
U/C Sent to GOI
1
Normal
434.79
199.21
89.73
61.08
2
Sub- Scheme
Nutri cereals
1.36
0.68
0.57
0.57
RADP
10.00
5.00
1.39
1.39
Vegetable cluster6.003.000.00.0NMPS- 25.0012.509.129.12Nutri Farms48.0024.008.038.03Accelerated fodder Development programme (AFDP)20.0010.000.00.0Total Sub Scheme
110.36
55.18
19.11
19.11
Grand Total
545.15
254.39
108.84
80.19Slide76
76RASHTRIYA KRISHI VIKAS YOJANA, MADHYA PRADESH
Steps taken to increase allocation
Established
Krishi cabinet to take rapid dicisions for the development of
agriculture sector
H'ble chief minister of the state has also started quarterly review of all the
schemes being implemented in each department.
Introduction of quarterly budget pattern so as to ensure quarterly utilization of
funds.
The schemes under state plan have been made more rationalized and demand
driven so that the funds can be fully utilized.
State level sanctioning committee under the chairmanship
of
APC
, is analyzing
all projects prepared for
SLSC
.
The project under RKVY have been selected in such a way so that planned
target can be achieved with in the fiscal year.
Strong monitoring of expenditure through software of commissioner treasury &
Accounts, every month.
Review of expenditure & Physical progress by state government every month.
Slide77
Strategy for Districts with Low Spread &High Productivity (MUSTARD)
Name of the District
Area in 000 Ha.
Productivity in
Kg/Ha
P.P.Chemical
Micro nutrients
Sprinkler set
Pipe line
Weedicides
Phy
Fin
Phy
Fin
Phy
Fin
Phy
Fin
Phy
Fin
Damoh
0.9
1016
100
0.50
500.381007.5010015.00600.30Raisen0.910231000.50300.23806.008012.00400.20Indore0.2985500.25500.381007.5010015.00800.40Seoni1.08181500.75250.19755.637511.25300.15Dhar0.3714500.25500.381007.5010015.00600.30Slide78
Strategy for Districts with High Spread & Low Productivity (MUSTARD)
Name of the District
Area in 000 Ha.
Productivity in Kg/Ha.
seed distribution
Demonstration
I.P.M.
Sprinkler set
Pipe line
Phy
Fin
Phy
Fin
Phy
Fin
Phy
Fin
Phy
Fin
Tikamgarh
44.3
352
250
3.00
150
3.75
3503.2615011.2520030.00Dindori25.85172002.401503.753503.2615011.2520030.00Shivpuri74.87734004.802506.255004.6525018.7550075.00Slide79
Strategy for Districts with High Spread & Low Productivity (MUSTARD)
Name of the District
Area in 000 Ha.
Productivity in Kg/Ha.
Weedicides
P.P.
Equipment Manually Operated
P.P. Chemical
Training
Phy
Fin
Phy
Fin
Phy
Fin
Phy
Fin
Tikamgarh
44.3
352
80
0.40
125
1.00
250
1.25
6
90.00
Dindori
25.8
517
800.401000.802501.257105.00Shivpuri74.87731000.501501.204002.008120.00Slide80
Strategy for Districts with Low Spread & High Productivity (LINSEED)
Name of the District
Area in 000 Ha.
Productivity in
Kg/Ha
P.P.Chemical
Micro nutrients
Sprinkler set
Pipe line
Weedicides
Phy
Fin
Phy
Fin
Phy
Fin
Phy
Fin
Phy
Fin
JABALPUR
1.2
0.29
6
0.03
100.08151.13131.95200.10PANNA4.52.6250.03120.09100.75152.25250.13RATLAM1.00.4030.02150.11120.90111.65300.15BETUL1.10.6440.02160.12130.98131.95180.09Slide81
Strategy for Districts with High Spread & Low Productivity (LINSEED)
Name of the District
Area in 000 Ha.
Productivity in Kg/Ha.
seed distribution
Demonstration
Sprinkler set
Pipe line
Phy
Fin
Phy
Fin
Phy
Fin
Phy
Fin
SEONI
11.9
6.72
12.5
0.15
20
4.0
10
0.75
11
1.65
MANDLA3.45.1516.60.20255.0120.90101.50CHHATRPUR11.96.9515.30.18153.0110.83121.80REWA8.54.5110.50.13183.6141.05121.80SIDHI6.52.8010.50.13163.2120.90101.50SIGROLI8.74.3611.60.14153.0130.98101.50SATNA5.01.5312.50.15
16
3.2
10
0.75
11
1.65SHAHDOL
2.7
0.77
10.2
0.12
18
3.6
14
1.05
12
1.80
ANUPPUR
3.2
1.35
8.5
0.10
17
3.4
13
0.98
10
1.50
UMARIYA
6.4
3.64
7.6
0.09
16
3.2
12
0.90
10
1.50
DINDORI
11.3
5.99
5.7
0.07
15
3.0
10
0.75
12
1.80Slide82
Strategy for Districts with High Spread & Low Productivity (LINSEED)
Name of the Distt.
Area in 000 Ha.
Productivity in Kg/Ha
Weedicides
P.P.
Equipment Manually Operated
P.P. Chemical
Training
Phy
Fin
Phy
Fin
Phy
Fin
Phy
Fin
SEONI
11.9
6.72
10
0.05
5
0.04
8
0.04
2
30.0
MANDLA
3.4
5.15
120.0650.04100.05115.0CHHATRPUR11.96.95100.0560.05120.06230.0REWA8.54.51100.0540.03140.07345.0SIDHI6.52.80100.058
0.06
13
0.07
2
30.0
SIGROLI
8.7
4.36
11
0.06
7
0.06
12
0.06
1
15.0
SATNA
5.0
1.53
12
0.06
6
0.05
11
0.06
3
45.0
SHAHDOL
2.7
0.77
13
0.07
5
0.04
10
0.05
2
30.0
ANUPPUR
3.2
1.35
12
0.06
4
0.03
14
0.07
2
30.0
UMARIYA
6.4
3.64
10
0.05
3
0.02
10
0.05
1
15.0
DINDORI
11.3
5.99
11
0.06
2
0.02
10
0.05
1
15.0Slide83Slide84
STRATEGY FOR ENHANCING CHICKPEA AND LENTIL PRODUCTION DURING RABI 2013-14
19
th
September 2013
Dr.
D.N.
Sharma
Director
Farmer Welfare and Agriculture Development
Bhopal Madhya Pradesh
84Slide85
1. (a) Area (Lakh ha.)Name of Crop
Normal
2011
2012 FFC
2013
TARGET
2013 ESTT.
Paddy
16.79
17.03
17.67
17.70
18.43
Jowar
6.05
3.61
3.07
3.00
2.64
Maize
8.69
8.60
8.45
8.45
10.03
Tur
3.10
5.36
5.31
5.40
5.32
Urd5.356.016.416.356.40Moong0.780.810.880.901.12Total pulses9.6012.4212.8412.9013.03Soybean46.4757.8660.6262.3563.80Total oil seeds51.6764.3266.7468.4569.63
Cotton
5.97
6.24
6.27
7.35
6.21
Total Kharif
104.05
116.90
119.26
122.00
123.80
Kharif prospects Slide86
1. (b) Production (Lakh tonnes)Name of Crop
Normal
2011
2012 FFC
2013
TARGET
2013 ESTT.
Paddy
14.89
22.80
30
.22
42.48
40.55
Jowar
6.54
5.47
5.43
5.10
4.75
Maize
12.56
13.24
22.90
25.35
29.09
Tur
2.27
3.38
3.51
6.48
5.32Urd1.881.632.654.453.20Moong0.250.200.350.450.48Total pulses4.485.286.6111.509.07Soybean46.6864.9782.6487.2987.73Total oil seeds49.8870.6087.7493.0193.23
Cotton
7.30
5.94
6.238.09
6.83
Total Kharif
99.28
128.12
163.86
191.43
188.64
Kharif prospects Slide87
1. (C) Productivity (kg./ha.)Name of Crop
Normal
2011
2012 FFC
2013
TARGET
2013 ESTT.
Paddy
887
1413
1807
2400
2200
Jowar
1080
1541
1809
1700
1800
Maize
1445
1540
2710
3000
2900
Tur
733
628
659
1200
1000
Urd352271413700500Moong315227381500425Total pulses907425515891697Soybean9651124136514001375Total oil seeds12231098131513591339
Cotton
954
976
1059
1100
1100
Total Kharif
887
1096
1374
1569
1524
Kharif prospects Slide88
SOIL TYPESSlide89
89Other strategiesTo
implement the programme only in focused districts with backstopping by ICAR will
be followed.
Identify fallow bunds for cultivation of oilseeds like sunflower, safflower, linseed and rapeseed mustard during rabi season are being followed.
Emphasis being given on seeds priming techniques.
To augment production of quality seeds with varietal replacement are being made.
Campaign for timely sowing of rapeseed mustard, chickpea & pea which helps in escaping from major disease and pest will be made.