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Progress and Challenges in Agriculture: NFSMEC Report for Haryana (2011-12)

This report outlines the agricultural progress and challenges faced in Haryana under the National Food Security Mission (NFSM) during the fiscal year 2011-12. Key insights include the increase in wheat and gram production, reliance on Kharif rainfall for pulses, and financial allocations for improving pulse production strategies. The report also highlights the successful implementation of various projects, issues with pest management, and recommendations to enhance crop productivity. Future strategies are discussed, focusing on the potential of Summer Moong and the need for resource-conserving tools like laser land levellers.

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Progress and Challenges in Agriculture: NFSMEC Report for Haryana (2011-12)

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  1. Meeting NFSMEC 16-01-2012 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, HARYANA

  2. NFSM DISTRICTS

  3. WHEAT Area – 000 Ha Prod. – 000 Tonnes Yield – Kg/Ha 3

  4. GRAM Area – 000 Ha Prod. – 000 Tonnes Yield – Kg/Ha 4

  5. Area, Production and Productivity Wheat2006-07 to 2010-11 Area – 000 Ha Prod. – 000 Tonnes Yield – Kg/Ha • Area increased by 56000 ha and productivity increased by 454 Kg/ha. in NFSM districts since 2006-07. • Area and productivity also increased in non-NFSM districts.

  6. Area, Production and Productivity Gram2006-07 to 2010-11 Area – 000 Ha Prod. – 000 Tonnes Yield – Kg/Ha • Area of Gram depends on Kharif rainfall as Gram is generally grown on conserved soil moisture. • Productivity of Gram increased by 178 kg/hect. in NFSM districts since 2006-07. However, higher productivity (1037 Kg/ha) was achieved during 2008-09.

  7. Area, Production and Productivity Other Pulses2006-07 to 2010-11 Area – 000 Ha Prod. – 000 Tonnes Yield – Kg/Ha • Arhar & Moong are the main other pulses in the State. • Some area is also occupied by Urd and lentil.

  8. ` in lakh FINANCIAL DETAILS2011-12 • Funds allocated will be fully utilized by 31.3.2012. • Additional allocation of Rs.5.32 crore will be utilized for covering additional units of Summer Moong under A3P.

  9. PHYSICAL & FINANCIAL PROGRESS OF WHEAT UPTODECEMBER 2011 ` in lakh • Availability of Gypsum has not been satisfactory. • Demand of Rotavators is high.

  10. cont. • Allocation for Laser Land Levellers should be increased.

  11. PHYSICAL & FINANCIAL PROGRESS OF PULSESUPTODECEMBER, 2011 ` in lakh

  12. cont.

  13. ACCELERATED PULSESPRODUCTION(A3P)upto December, 2011 ` in lakh

  14. PEST SURVEILLANCE UNDER A3P • Programme implemented in 2 units on Arhar in Sonepat & Rohtak districts during Kharif 2011. • Program run in 3-units in Bhiwani, Hisar & Sirsa districts during Rabi 2011-12. • Disaster Management Groups have been constituted. • 30 Scout Farmers have been selected.

  15. Planning for utilization of additional allocation and savings under A3P • Savings under A3P during Kharif and Rabi seasons and additional allocation of 5.32 crore has been planned to be utilized on Moong during ensuing Summer 2012. • About 15 units of A3P on Moong will be implemented during ensuing Summer 2012. • About 1.00 lakh hect. area will be covered under Moong during coming summer season.

  16. Experience in implementation of A3P • Arhar crop may not be taken under A3P in Haryana. • Unit under A3P should be kept 1 acre instead of 1 hect. as farmers generally not taking Pulses in 1 hect. area in Haryana State. • Summer Moong has good potential in the State. More units should be allocated for Summer Moong under A3P.

  17. Status of Wheat seed minikts

  18. Online submission of Progress Report • Now progress reports are being uploaded online on the portal of the Mission at district as well as State level. • Districts are being advised regularly to remove the shortcomings in the progress reports.

  19. Project Management Team • One consultant engaged in Sonepat district. • Two Technical Assistants engaged at the State HQ. • PMTs will be constituted at the start of 2012-13 as per the guidelines of the Mission for 12th Plan.

  20. ISSUES • Inclusion of all Districts under NFSM-wheat. • Incidence of Yellow Rust is a serious problem. Adequate availability of seed of resistant varieties should be ensured in the next season. • Adequate No. of minikits of wheat variety HD-2967 & PBW-621 should be allocated during next year & size of minikit should be minimum half acre. • Population of blue bull reached to a serious proportion & become most limiting factor in Pulse production. Some strategy to check this menace should be devised. • Arhar has good potential in the State provided short duration & dwarf varieties of Arhar are developed which can fit well in the cropping system. • Straw-reaper should be included under the Mission. • There is a huge demand of lazer leveler, so more funds should be provided this resource conserving implements.

  21. Thank You website: agriharyana.nic.in e-mail : agriharyana2009@gmail.com agriculture@hry.nic.in

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