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Strategies for implementation of contingency plan for aberrant SW monsoon

Strategies for implementation of contingency plan for aberrant SW monsoon. GROUP III. Rajendra Prasad (HP) & J.S. Sandhu (Rajasthan) Coordinated by Mr. Majhi ,J.S. & Director , CRIDA. Participating states in Group III discussion. 1. Decision tree for suggesting contingency measures.

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Strategies for implementation of contingency plan for aberrant SW monsoon

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  1. Strategies for implementation of contingency plan for aberrant SW monsoon GROUP III Rajendra Prasad (HP) & J.S. Sandhu (Rajasthan) Coordinated by Mr. Majhi ,J.S. & Director , CRIDA

  2. Participating states in Group III discussion 1

  3. Decision tree for suggesting contingency measures Planning of alternate crops, short duration varieties & other inputs 2

  4. Aberrant SW Monsoon scenarios and crop contingency plans 3 SD- short duration

  5. Aberrant SW Monsoon scenarios and crop contingency plans 4 SD- short duration

  6. Seed availability for delayed planting 5

  7. Availability of other inputs • Fertilizer availability sufficient in all the states • Specific inputs like micronutrients, bio-inoculants and liming materials to be planned/arranged • Seed treatment in Paddy to be promoted in Tamilnadu Promotion of flood tolerant varieties in Orissa, Bihar and WB 6

  8. Demonstration of Agronomic practices • Direct seeded rice in most paddy growing states • Community paddy nurseries 150 acres/district in Bihar • Double transplanting of overage seedling in paddy in Bihar and West Bengal • Promotion of crop diversification with maize in rice wheat cropping states • Promotion of intercropping of millets, pulses and oilseeds • Broad bed furrow and ridge furrow planting for soybean in Madhya Pradesh • Pest and disease management in all states 7

  9. Resource allocation and monitoring mechanism established • In season monitoring mechanisms at district and state HQ are established • Funds for meeting contingency situations from state plans apportioned in Bihar • Allocation of fund from ongoing Govt. Schemes to meet contingency situations 8

  10. Thank you

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