Month wise Average ltFigures in LMTgt Product Requirement Availability Sales Urea 2501 4174 2365 DAP 867 1660 582 MOP 292 430 196 NPK 886 1600 602 AVAILABILITY OF FERTILIZERS DURING KHARIF 2016 ID: 617835
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National Conference on Agriculture for RABI 2016-17Slide2
Month wise Average
<Figures in LMT>
ProductRequirementAvailabilitySales
Urea25.0141.7423.65DAP
8.67
16.60
5.82
MOP2.924.301.96NPK8.8616.006.02
AVAILABILITY OF FERTILIZERS DURING KHARIF 2016
(APRIL’16 TO AUGUST’16).Slide3
<Figures in LMT>
There was no scarcity of any fertilizers.
ProductRequirementAvailabilitySales
Urea125.06135.20118.23DAP
43.33
44.61
29.17
MOP14.6012.519.79NPK44.3142.7230.31
Cumulative Requirement, Availability and Sales during Kharif-16Slide4
Requirement Assessed in Zonal Conference for RABI 2016-17.<Figures in LMT>
UREA
DAPMOPNPK
SSPTotal151.3252.4518.40
53.70
33.57
309.44
* Without reserve allocation.Slide5
All the fertilizers manufacturing companies have been asked to produce at their full capacity and about 120 LMT production expected.
OMIFCO plants producing at full capacity and about 9.60 LMT import expected.
Pending finalisation of Requirement of Urea for Rabi 2016-17, tender for import has already been floated. Steps taken by DOF to ensure availability of fertilizers during Rabi 2016-17.Slide6
Figures in Lakh Metric Tonnes
Sales of Urea during last five years 2011-12 to 2015-16
(April to March)Slide7
Figures in Lakh Metric Tonnes
Sales of P&K Fertilizers (DAP,MOP & NPK) during 2011-12 to 2015-16
(April to March)Slide8
After introduction of neem coated urea, requirement should go-down.
Extensive awareness campaign amongst farmers needed to explain the benefit of neem coated urea.
Close coordination with suppliers and timely placement of indents with Railways.Clear pending B1 & B2 forms, so that companies are financially sound to supply fertilizers.Faster release of fertilizer rakes.
Strengthen enforcement measures to prevent hoarding/ black-marketing/ smuggling/ diversion of subsidized fertilizers.Expectation from States.Slide9
Deteriorating balance in NPKSlide10
Deteriorating balance in NPKThe N-P-K ratio worsened acutely in certain statesSlide11
Suggested Medium term Strategy
Use of optimal dose based on soil health status.
Promotion of Neem-Coated Urea.Promotion of Micronutrients.Promotion of Organic Fertilizers, city compost.Promotion of Water Soluble Fertilizer under NHM.Slide12
City Compost
The Policy on promotion of City Compost has been notified on 10.02.2016. The salient features of the policy are as follows: Market development assistance in the form of fixed amount of Rs. 1500 per tonne of City Compost for scaling up production and consumption of the product. Marketing and promotion of city compost through the existing fertilizer companies.Fertilizer companies and marketing entities to co-market City Compost with chemical fertilizers through their dealers’ network.State level Steering Committee to meet regularly.Slide13
State wise record of
Cases
of Smuggling, Black Marketing and Diversion of Urea for Industrial UseStateYearSmugling
Black MarketingDiversonAndhra Pradesh2015-16NIL
NIL
NIL
Assam
2015-16NILNILNILBihar2015-16 Chhattisgarh
2015-16
Gujarat
2015-16
NIL
NIL
2
Haryana
2015-16
Himachal Pradesh
2015-16
Jammu & Kashmir
2015-16
Jharkhand
2015-16
Karnatka
2015-16
Kerala,
2015-16
NIL
NIL
3
Madhya Pradesh
2015-16
Maharashtra
2015-16
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State wise record of
Cases of Smuggling, Black Marketing and Diversion of Urea for Industrial UseStateYearSmugling
Black MarketingDiversonManipur2015-16
Orissa
2015-16 Pondicherry2015-16NILNILNILPunjab
2015-16
Rajasthan
2015-16
Tamil Nadu
2015-16
Uttar Pradesh
2015-16
NIL
NIL
NIL
Uttrakhand
2015-16
West Bengal
2015-16
Telangana
2015-16
Nagaland
2015-16
NIL
NIL
NIL
Delhi
2015-16
NIL
8
NIL
Daman & Diu
2015-16
NIL
NIL
NIL
Goa
2015-16
NIL
NIL
NIL
Andaman and Nicobar
2015-16
NIL
NIL
NIL
Meghalaya
2015-16
NIL
NIL
NIL
Mizoram
2015-16
NIL
NIL
NIL
2015-16 Total
0
8
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State-wise
Unloading of Railway Rake Detention for the month of April, 2016 to August, 2016
(Detention more than 10 hours) Cumulative Data
StatesTotal RakesDetain< 15 hr15 to 24 Hr
>24 hr
Max Detention
ANDHRA PRADESH
4522192141957.20KARNATAKA40919618825
42.00
KERALA
17
7
10
0
24.00
TAMIL NADU
85
34
48
3
45.00
GUJARAT
184
114
63
7
34.10
MADHYA PRADESH
325
156
140
29
61.30
CHATTISH GARH
207
87
90
30
56.40
MAHARASHTRA
587
306
254
27
50.00
RAJASTHAN
213
110
82
21
54.00Slide16Slide17
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