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National Conference on Agriculture Kharif Campaign 2011

National Conference on Agriculture Kharif Campaign 2011. 6 th -7 th April 2011 New Delhi. Farmer Welfare & Agriculture Development Department Madhya Pradesh. Agro Climatic Zones in Madhya Pradesh. CLASSIFICATION ON LAND. CLASSIFICATION ON LAND (Cont..). BACK TO Area under cultivation.

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National Conference on Agriculture Kharif Campaign 2011

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  1. National Conference on Agriculture Kharif Campaign 2011 6th-7th April 2011 New Delhi Farmer Welfare & Agriculture Development Department Madhya Pradesh

  2. Agro Climatic Zones in Madhya Pradesh

  3. CLASSIFICATION ON LAND

  4. CLASSIFICATION ON LAND (Cont..) BACK TO Area under cultivation

  5. Special features of Agriculture in Madhya Pradesh 11 agro-climatic zones; 1100 mm rainfall Excellent land-man ratio; good soil types 1/3 area under forests; rich bio diversity Good support infrastructure: 4500 PACS, 240 mandis, 2 SAU, 11 Ag Colleges Strong extension network

  6. Special features of Agriculture in Madhya Pradesh (Cont..) ¾ th holdings are small and marginal (26% area) 2/3 area rainfed; monsoon vagaries 22% rural population tribal; low literacy High risk factor: lack of diversification Low use of HYV seed, fertilizer, mechanization Weak rural credit system Bottlenecks of Infrastructure (esp. power) and transport facilities

  7. Area under cultivation Click here to See Details of Land Use

  8. Major Kharif crops 2010

  9. Proposedprogramme Kharif 2010

  10. 1. (a) Area (Lakh ha.) Kharif 2011 Targets

  11. 1. (b) Production(Lakh tonnes)

  12. 1. (C) Productivity(kg./ha.)

  13. Area and Production of Soybean Area Lakh ha., Prod. Lakh Tonnes

  14. Productivity of Soybean Productivity in Kg./Hect

  15. Rabi2010 – 2011 Assessment

  16. 1. (a) Area (Lakh ha.) Rabi2010 – 2011Cropwise Assessment

  17. 1. (b) Production(Lakh tonnes)

  18. 1. (C) Productivity(kg./ha.)

  19. (QTLS)

  20. Seed Analysis 2010-11

  21. SEED TREATMENT (%)

  22. SEED TREATMENT

  23. Pesticides quality control2010-11 ( No.)

  24. Fertilizer quality control 2009-10 & 2010-11 ( No.)

  25. Fertilizers’ requirement: Kharif

  26. ACHIEVEMENTS Consumption of Fertilizers ( in NPK) has increased to 84.02 kg/ha from 52.11 kg/ha during the last five years. Still it is far below the national average Constraints in timely supply Large distances from ports / factories Bottlenecks at ports Availability of railway rakes More transit time Large geographical area of the State Thin railway network Increase road transportation Inadequate storage capacity Weak credit structure Weak economical condition of farmers Less purchasing power Less ability for advanced procurement and storage Fertilizers’ requirement: Issues

  27. Fertilizers’ requirement: Issues (Cont..) • Arrangements made for Kharif 2011 by State Government • Assessment for Kharif 2011 requirements made • Increased support to MARKFED for import of DAP and pre-positioning this year • Funds • Government Guarantee • Compensation for interest / storage charges /maintenance / local transport • Compensating PACS for interest burden due to advanced storage

  28. Fertilizers’ requirement: Issues (Cont..) • Introduction of NBS policy • Impact on availability, particularly of DAP • Companies not finalized import arrangement • Freeing of MRP likely to make fertilizers costly • Adversely impact poorer States / Regions / Sections of farmer • Freedom of movement control likely to lead to • Shortage of fertilizers in the hinterland states like M.P. with companies preferring to sell fertilizers mostly in costal states • Reimbursement of only rail freight likely to cause • Shortage at places away from railway rake points as the Fertilizer Companies may not show interest in supplying fertilizers there

  29. RASTRIYA KRISHI VIKAS YOJNA Year wise expenditure 2007-08

  30. Year wise expenditure 2008-09

  31. Year wise expenditure 2009-10

  32. Year wise expenditure 2010-11

  33. ISOPOM (Rs. IN LAKH)

  34. AGRICULTURE TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT AGENCY (ATMA)

  35. ATMA - Farmers trained 18216 Mandays - Demonstration 5065 - Formation of FIG’s 1000 - Farm school established 1000 - Expenditure ( Rs. Lakh) 1661.523 - Krishi Vigyan Mela 50 - Beneficiaries 146269 - Kisan Sangoshthi 313 - Beneficiaries 30240 - Exposure visit 16324 Mandays

  36. Activities under ATMA in PPP mode

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