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NATIONAL CONFERENCE RABI 2011-12

NATIONAL CONFERENCE RABI 2011-12. Sept. 14 th & 15 th 2011. Department of Agriculture, Govt. of Kerala. Contents. Overview Kharif assessment and Rabi prospects National Food Security Mission Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana Strengthening extension machinery at state level

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NATIONAL CONFERENCE RABI 2011-12

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  1. NATIONAL CONFERENCE RABI 2011-12 Sept. 14th & 15th 2011 Department of Agriculture, Govt. of Kerala

  2. Contents • Overview • Kharif assessment and Rabi prospects • National Food Security Mission • Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana • Strengthening extension machinery at state level • Seeds (Availability, Treatment, Testing) • Micro Irrigation • Fertilizers (Availability, Testing, INM) • Any other issue of importance 1

  3. Kerala Agriculture - an overview Total geographical area - 3886287 ha Forests - 1081509 ha Land put to non-Agri use - 371906 ha Barren & uncultivable land - 22046 ha Permanent pastures and others - 228 ha Land under misc. Tree crops - 4423 ha Fallow other than current fallow - 45374 ha Current fallow - 76945 ha Cultivable waste - 98014 ha Net sown area - 2078715 ha Total Cropped area - 2668678 ha (Based on Agricultural Statistics 2009-10,Government of Kerala) 2 2

  4. Special characteristics ofKerala Agriculture • Predominance of perennial Horticulture crops dependent on International Markets • Predominance of small, marginal & sub-marginal farmers • Average size of operational holdings – 0.24 ha • Poor coverage of assured irrigation (18 % only) • Poor marketing infrastructure • Large scale old and senile plantations • High cost of Agriculture labour • Rainfed Agriculture • Undulating and steep terrain • Frequent occurrence of natural calamities 3 3

  5. Performance for Kharif and Rabi – 2010-11 Area and Production of Rice for 2010-11 4

  6. Targets and likely achievements for area and production of rice- 2011-12 5

  7. National Food Security Mission – Kerala – 2011-12 District included - Palakkad district Area target - 1.1 lakh ha Paddy production - 4.7 lakh MT Paddy yield - 4270 kg/ha 6

  8. NFSM - Details of fund received during 2011-12 7

  9. NFSM - Impact analysis • Helped to popularize improved rice cultivation practices including SRI in Palakkad district. • Helped to replace traditional varieties with new high yielding varieties • Promoted the use of micro nutrients • Promoted application of soil ameliorants • Popularized the cultivation of newly released varieties through mini kits • Effective FFS in forecasting and controlling pest and disease • Promoted small farm mechanization in rice cultivation • Increasing production and productivity and per ha income of farmers. 8

  10. RASHTRIYA KRISHI VIKAS YOJANA Rs in lakhs 9

  11. RKVY 2010 –11 Agency wise allocation and expenditure of funds (as on 31-07-2011) 10

  12. RKVY 2010-11 (cont…) 11

  13. RKVY 2011 –12 Agency wise allocation of funds 12

  14. RKVY 2011-12 The broad thrust areas are :- 13

  15. Impact of RKVY Increase in : - The production of paddy, coconut and vegetables in agriculture - Production of milk, egg and meat in Animal Husbandry and Dairy sector - Inland aqua culture in fisheries sector Paddy : - 14,000 ha additional area through fallow land cultivation - 6,000 ha to double crop area - 1,200 ha under upland cultivation - Increase in productivity from 2.4 tonnes/ha to 3 tonnes/ha - Change in the mind set of farmers to small farm mechanization Coconut: - Better disease management, intercropping, INM, IPM, improving irrigation facilities, Value addition and product diversification Vegetable: - Special vegetable development programmes - Additional production of 80,000 MT of vegetables Animal Husbandry and Dairy : - Increase in meat, milk and egg production Fisheries : - Increase in inland aqua culture and ornamental fish farming 14

  16. Impact of RKVY * Projected figures 15

  17. Agricultural Extension Activities • Public participation in Agricultural programme • Farmer’s Day • Conduct of district level and Grama Panchayat level karshika vikasana samithi meetings • Research extension farmer interface and seminars/ workshops (RFF) and district level seminars • Karshaka awards • District level farmers meet – (Karshaka Sangamam/ Nattukkoottam) • Conduct of state level programmes • Strengthening of Training Centres • Information Technology and Cyber Extension 16

  18. Extension Interventions • Current focus • Launching of pilot extension scheme in convergence with ATMA in 2 districts viz. Kollam and Palakkad. • Strengthening of BTTs, FACs, FIACs • Improving quality of farm schools and demonstrations • Strengthening the research-extension interface • Institutionalizing pre- and post- season interface between farmers, department officials and researchers • Providing a platform for crystallizing localized research needs and a funding source for funding such research • Incentivizing adoption of good practices (rewards, assistance for adoption of scientific practices, dissemination of technology) • Comprehensive training of extension officials • Through SAMETI, Training institutions, KAU etc. 17

  19. ATMA Financial overview for the year - 2011-12 Rs. In lakhs • Demand of funds for remaining period of 2011-12 = Rs.1720.00 lakhs 18

  20. Progress of ATMA programme 2011-12 19

  21. Progress of ATMA programme 2011-12 20

  22. Progress of ATMA programme (cont..) 21

  23. SAMETI Programmes for 2011-12 • Training calendar for 2011-12 approved. • Targetted trainings – 23 nos. • 11 nos of training conducted till 30/08/2011 Karshaka Bhavanam SAMETI 22

  24. Seed availability – Rabi 2011-12 • Seed Requirement • Certified seed requirement for Rabi 2011-12 - 80000 qtls • Based on the targeted area of 2 lakh hectares • Seed Rate of 80 Kg/Ha and SRR of 50% Seed Plan • Certified seed available with Department of Agriculture for Rabi 2011-12 – 48746 qtls • Balance of 31254 qtls: from NSC/other Government approved agencies

  25. Variety wise requirement of certified seed for Rabi 2011-12 24

  26. Variety wise availability of certified seed for Rabi 2011-12 25

  27. Seed Treatment and Testing • Seed treatment campaigns will be undertaken • To create awareness about treatment with carbendazim • Brochures and leaflets popularizing seed treatment • Popularization through electronic media (Krishideepam) • 3 Seed testing labs • Target for 2011-12 – 3000 samples • Samples analysed upto (31-08-2011) - 786. Nos

  28. Micro Irrigation Scheme An amount of Rs.2714.00 lakhs has been refunded towards the principal amount under CSS Micro irrigation 27

  29. Progress report of Micro irrigation (PMO Package) 28

  30. Fertilizer requirement for Rabi 2011 All fertilizers including controlled/de-controlled 29

  31. Month-wise fertilizer requirement forRabi 2011-12 30

  32. Fertilizer Testing • Fertilizer Quality Control Laboratories – 2 nos. • Annual analyzing capacity of fertilizers: 5000 • Fertilizers samples received in labs - 2190 • Fertilizer samples analyzed (Upto 30/07/11) : 2011 • No. of non standard samples – 35 • No. of depot : 2827 • Co-operative sector – 1100 nos • Private – 1727 nos. 31

  33. Integrated Nutrient Management • Fertilizer application based on soil test data • Application of micro nutrients wherever found insufficient • INM for coconut under RKVY • Application of soil ameliorants to correct soil acidity/ alkalinity to increase the uptake of fertilizer • Fertilizer recommendation based on balanced NPK ratio • Promotion of organic fertilizers • Promotion of bio-fertilizer and vermi composting 32

  34. Annual Credit Plan 2010-11 PRIMARY SECTOR Target - Rs 20482.87 crores Achievement - Rs 28601.48 crores % Achievement - 139.64 % 33

  35. Annual Credit Plan 2011-12 PRIMARY SECTOR Target - Rs.25300.06 crores Achievement - Rs.6301.00 crores (up to June 2011) 34

  36. State Horticulture Mission 2011-12

  37. ACHIEVEMENTS OF STATE HORTICULTURE MISSION KERALA 36

  38. Expenditure under State Horticulture Mission (as on 31.08.2011) * The scheme was 100% CSS during 2005-06 and 2006-07 ** Including Rs. 1440.69 lakh being the interest accrued from 2005-06 to 31st March 2010 *** Pertains to state share for the year 2010-11 **** Provisional Expenditure as on August 2011 NOTE: State Share upto the year 2010-11 has been received 37

  39. Planting Material Production 38

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  41. Establishment of new gardens 40

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  45. Promotion of INM/IPM 44

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  47. THANK YOU

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