RABI CAMPAIGN- 2009

Dept. of Agriculture & Cane Development

Govt. of Jharkhand
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 JHARKHAND STATE PROFILE

Area in % Area in Lakhs Ha

* Total Geographical Area : 79.71

* Cultivable Land : 38.00
* Net Sown Area : 28.08% 22.38
* Current Fallow : 11.12% 8.87
* Other Fallow : 08.46% 6.74
* Forest : 29.20% 23.28
* Barren Lands : 7.20% 5.74
* Non – Agricultural Use : 8.60% 6.86
* Pasture and Other Grazing
Land : 2.48% 1.97
* Cultivable Waste Land : 3.44% 2.74
* Miscellaneous Trees Grooves : 1.42% 1.13
* Irrigated land : 12% 2.54
* Cropping Intensity : 114%

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 RAINFALL (mm) PATTERN OF JHARKHAND
Parameter Agro- climatic sub-zones
Central and North Western South
Eastern Plateau Plateau Eastern Plateau

June- Sept
(Monsoon) 1089 (82.4%) 1174 (83.3%) 1053 (80.6%)

Oct- Nov
(Post Monsoon) 90 (6.0%) 96 (6.7%) 69 (5.3%)
Dec- Feb
(Retreating 54 (4.1%) 71 (5.0 %) 58 (4.4%)
Monsoon)
March- May
(Pre- Monsoon) 88 (6.1%) 68 (4.8%) 122 (9.4%)
Total
1321 1409 1304
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Seasonal Rainfall distribution in Jharkhand

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Period of Moisture availability in Jharkhand

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 LAND USE PATTERN OF JHARKHAND (‘000 HA)
Parameter Agro- climatic sub-zones Jharkhand % Area
IV V VI

Geographical area
3518.34 3095.12 1556.62 7970.08 -
Forest area
989.68 896.55 44632 2332.55 29.27
Barren and
uncultivated area 260.10 199.74 113.25 573.09 7.19
Cultivable waste
land 120.18 99.49 54.79 274.46 3.44
Permanent pasture
and other grazing 71.97 8.33 7.16 87.46 1.10
land
Net area sown
712.31 800.90 294.69 2238 28.08

Cropping intensity 6
Topo-sequence in Jharkhand

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 LAND SITUATION
 Undulating topo-sequence

 Upland consisting of Tanr I and II occupies 40% area

Light textured, well drained with low pH

 Medium land consisting of Tanr III and Don III occupies 30% area

Medium textured moderately drain and moderately acidic

 Low land consisting of Don ii and I occupies 30% area.

Heavy textured, poorly drained with neutral pH.

Excessive soil wetness after rice.

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 General Characteristics Of Upland, Medium Land And Lowland

Characteristics Upland Medium land Lowland

Colour Red,Brownish - Yellow, Grey or

Red Yellowish Greyish
Texture Light Textured Light to Heavy
Medium Textured
Textured
Drainage Well Drained Moderately Poorly drained
Drained
Soil reaction Acidic Moderately Neutral to
acidic Slightly
Alkaline
Soil Fertility Poor in Poor in N, Ca, Medium in N
Organic Matter Mg, and and Organic
N, Ca, Mg, P Organic Matter Matter
and S 9
Land holding pattern in Jharkhand

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 11th plan vision
• In 2006-07 SRR was 10%, presently at 16% for Rice, 12% for
Maize, 13% for pulses and 30% for oilseed. By the end of 11th
plan SRR is targeted at 25% to 33%.
• To increase SRR of wheat from 15% to 25%.
• Productivity of Rice in 2006-07 was 1582 kg per ha, presently at
1950 kg per ha and targeted at more than 2000 kg per ha.
• Food grain production was 34.982 lakh mt. in 2006-07 presently
43.00 lakh mt. and targeted at 47.00 lakh mt.
• Irrigation in 2006-07 was about 9%, presently at 12% and
targeted at 40% by the end of 11th plan.
• In 2006-07 the seven seed villages were established, presently
21 seed villages and targeted for more than 40 seed villages.
• 7 krishi vigyan kendras were there in 2006-07, presently 22 krishi
vigyan kendras targeted at 24 krishi vigyan kendras.
• Cropping intensity presently 114% targeted at 126%.
• Additional area of 3.6 lakh ha is targeted to bring under
cultivation.

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 contd../
• 72700 ha area of cultivable waste land and other fallow land specifically
rice fallow is to be brought under cultivation more over under agro
forestry i.e. cashew, bamboo etc.
• The rainfall in Jharkhand is about 1400 mm, but most of the rain water
suffers from run off losses. Treatment of 60515 ha has been targeted under
watershed programme.
• To provide planting material the establishment of 138 horticulture nursery
have been targeted by the end of 11th five year plan. 30 would be hi- tech
nursery.
• Developing 39600 ha for horticulture and 1300 ha for floriculture
development. 32000 ha old orchards are to be rejuvenated.
• 3 terminal markets, 100 local hats development, 5 multi chamber cold
storage and 1 mega food park have been targeted in 11th five year plan.
• 1 farm mechanization training center cum workshop. Distribution of
various locally suitable farm equipments to the farmers have been
targeted.
• 5000 Micro lift irrigation and check dams have been targeted to create
more irrigation facility in the farmers field.
• Strengthening and establishment of new Soil testing and fertilizer quality
control lab have been targeted.
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 CONSTRAINTS
 Poor Soil Condition : pH < 5.5 in 38.93 lakh ha, 7% of area is deficit in
Zinc, Copper and Boron.
 Soil Erosion .
Mono cropping.
 Inadequate input availability –
 Low level of Irrigation – 12%.
 Seed Replacement Rate, Paddy-16%,Maize-12%,Pulses - 13%,Oilseed- 30%
 Low adoption of horticultural plantation.
 Inadequate post harvest infrastructure.
Lack of organized marketing facilities.
Run off Loss.
Low Credit/Insurance
Inadequate Infrastructure
Existing sizeable vacancies

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 STRATEGY AND AREAS OF FOCUS
i. Integrated development of major food crops such as paddy, wheat, coarse
cereals, Millet, pulses, oilseeds , vegetables etc-
• increasing productivity,
• net sown area,
• cropping intensity,
• improving SRR.
ii. Agriculture mechanization
iii. Improvement of soil health through use of basic slag and lime.
iv. Extension of rain fed farming systems
v. Convergence of Micro Lift Irrigation to Watershed and clusters.
vi. Support to State seed farms/ BAU/ KVKs/ Seed Villages
vii. Integration of Non-Farm Activities to Farm families through income
generation.
viii. Introduction & use of organic manures (vermicompost) through women SHG.

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 Financial Status of Central Schemes
Rs. In Lakhs
Financial Year 2009-10
S No. Name of the Scheme Available
Release Expd.
allocation
1. Support to Extension Reforms 1025.00 404.89 280.93
2. Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana 7013.00 1753.00 3738.62
3. National Food Security Mission 1695.00 468.00 522.72
4. National Horticulture Mission 5706.00 -- 2112.00
5 Micro Irrigation 229.92 229.92 35.50
Revised Macro Management Agriculture
6 1065.00 532.50 321.00
(90:10)
7 Weather based crop insurance scheme -- -- --
National Project on Monitoring Soil Health
8 538.00 269.00 50.70
& Fertility
Strengthening & Development of
9 Infrastructural facilities for quality seed 1590.25 1590.25 --
production
10 National Mission on Medicinal Plants 615.825 300.00 195.00
Total 19477.995 5547.56 7256.47

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 Rainfall Pattern

400 372.5
350 313.8 325.3 322.2
300 282.2
Rainfall in mm

256.4
250 244.9 225.1 234.8
217.9
199.5
200
150
100
50.7
50
0
June July Aug Sept
Reduction from 148.8/74% 80.4/24% Month 97.1/30% 16.9/7.19 %
Normal in
mm /Reduction
Normal Actual 08 Actual 09
%

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 Comparative Status (Coverage) of Kharif Crops from
2008-09 in Jharkhand

Name Coverage Coverage Reduction in Reduction

Of in 2008-09 2009-10 Coverage
Crops (’000 ha). (’000 ha.) (’000 ha )

Paddy 1670.330 927.001 743.329 44.5%A

Maize 198.935 147.558 51.337 25.8% A

Pulses 236.928 152.794 84.134 35.5% A

Oilseed 29.816 20.587 9.229 30.9% A

Total 2136.009 1247.940 888.069 34.18 A

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 Comparative Status (Production) of Kharif
Crops from 2008-09 in Jharkhand

Name Production Production Reduction Estimated

Of Crops (’000 mt) (’000 mt) Loss in
Production
’000 mt
Paddy 3400.187 1158.751 54.3% P 1847.843
Maize 267.728 206.581 34.2% P 91.821
Pulses 137.431 96.260 43.7% P 60.112
Oilseed 21.179 10.087 31.2 %P 6.609

Total 3826.525 1471.679 40.85 %P 52.4% P

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 Loss in Area in Kharif Season in 2009-10

S No. Name of Crop Target of Actual Loss in % in

Coverage in Coverage in coverage i.e. Reduction
000 ha 000 ha unsown are
in 000 ha

1 Paddy 1692.00 927.001 764.999 45.21%

2 Maize 250.00 147.558 102.442 40.97 %

3 Pulses 361.00 152.794 208.206 57.67 %

4 Oilseeds 52.00 20.587 31.413 60.40 %

Total 2335.00 1247.94 1107.06 51.06

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 Loss in Production in Kharif Season 2009-10

S No. Name of Crop Target of Estimated Estimated Loss of

Production in Production Loss in Production
‘000 MT in ‘000 MT Production in
in ‘000 MT Percentage

1 Paddy 3045.6 1158.751 1886.849 61.95 %

2 Maize 375.0 206.581 168.419 44.41 %

3 Pulses 238.26 96.26 142.0 61.66 %

4 Oilseeds 29.120 10.087 19.033 36.60 %

Total 3687.98 1471.679 2216.301 50.9 %

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 Distribution of Contingent Crop Seed to
Cover unsown area during Kharif 2009-10

S. Crop variety Quantity Area to be SRR

No distributed covered (ha)
(Qtl.)
1 Nizer Utkamand 450 7500 100
2 Kulthi Madu 2800 14000 43
3 Tomato Pusa Rubey 19.62 3270 15
4 Brinjal PPL/PPCl 21.64 3099 13
Swarna
syamali,
swarna
paratibha
5 Chillies Pusa Jwala 16.55 2758 20
6 Ladies finger PK UV 68.00 680 3
Total 3375.81 31307

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 Crop wise & Year Wise Area Sown and Distribution of Seeds

Crop Total sown area in lakh ha Distribution in qtls

07-08 08-09 09-10 07-08 08-09 09-10

Wheat 0.84 0.84 1.10 9450 12600 30000

Gram 0.75 0.75 0.80 1880 4800 22541
Mustard/ Tori/Rai 0.64 0.64 0.88 565 576 2479

Lentil 0.23 0.23 0.32 375 821 2400

Linseed 0.48 0.48 0.56 300 672 1680

Pea - - 0.35 - - 5738

Total 2.94 2.94 4.01 12570 19469 64838

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 Year wise SRR of Different Crops

40 35
35
30 29
30 25
25
SRR (%)

20
20
15 14 15 15
15 12
9 10 9
10 6
5 3 3
0 0
0
Wheat Gram Mustard/ Lentil Linseed Pea
Tori/ Rai
Crop

2007-08 2008-09 2009-10

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 Breeder Seed Lifting

Crop Breeder seed Qty produced Breeder Remarks

produced in qtls Seed
Consumed in
qtls.
Wheat N.S.P 16.50 16.50 SAU
K 9107 SAU 5.00 5.00 consumed
HD 2643 5.00 5.00 Breeder seed
HUW 468 for its production

Mustard/Tori 0.40
/Rai
Shivam
Gram 0.50 0.50
KWR 108 0.50 0.50
PG 114 0.50 0.50
PG 256

Linseed 0.50 0.25

T 397

Total 28.9 28.25

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 Seed Multiplication Rate

Crop SMR Qty of Breeder Qty of SMR % of SMR

norms seed lifted (Qtls) foundation seed achieved achieved
2007-08 produced out of
breeder seed
(qtls)

Wheat 20 19.40 484 25 125

Mustard 80 0.25 20 80 100

Gram 10 6.20 126 21 210

Lentil 30 0.60 30 50 166

Pea 10 1.50 16 10 100

Total 27.95 676

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 Seed Situation for Rabi 2009-10
Crop Variety Requirement Tie up
( in Qtls) with CSC/
SSC/ SAU etc.
(in qtls.)

Wheat K 9107, HUW 468, PBW 343/443, 30000 30000

HD 2733, HUW 234, HP 2633, HD
2643, PBW 373
Gram Pg 114, Radhey, KPG 59, KHR 22541 12187

Mustard/ T 9, PT 303, Shivani, Varuna, P 2479 6224

Tori/Rai Bold
Lentil L 9-12, PL 406, PL 638 2400 2625
Linseed T 397, Sweta 1680 2250
Pea Arkel, AP-1, Rachana 5738 6000

Total 64838 59286

Gram and Linseed seed not available with above mentioned unit.
Only TL Seed Available with Linseed.
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 Procurement Plan of Certified Seed
from Different Agencies
Quantity in Qtl.

Crop Req. Procured From Agencies

NSC Seed BRBN, SFCI NAFED UTDC HSDC
Village Patna
Wheat 30000 24800 3700 1500 -- -- -- --
Lentil 2625 1300 -- -- 108 -- 1217 --
Linseed 2250 -- -- -- -- 1800 -- 450
Tori 2419 -- -- -- -- 1500 240 679
Rai/ 1805 -- -- 5.00 -- 1800 -- --
Mustar
d
Pea 6000 160 -- -- -- 4840 -- 1000
Gram 12187 -- -- -- 1631 10496 60 --
Total 57286 26260 3700 1505 1739 20436 1517 2129

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 Varietal Replacement

Crop Old Variety New Variety

Introduced
Wheat HD 2402, HUW 234, K 9107, HUW 468,
C 306, HDR 77 HD 2643, K 9107
Gram C 235, S 208, BR 77 KPG-59, KWR-108,
PG-114, HKL-94-134
Lentil L9-12, BR 25 K-75

Mustard BR 23, Baruna, BR 40 Shivani

Pea Arkle, BR 12, Rachana AP-1, Swarnrekha,

DDR-23

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 Rabi (2008-09) Product Wise (unit in M.T.)
Balance sheet & Requirement
S Product Rabi Rabi, 2008-09 Rabi
No. (07-08) 2009- 10
Consumpti Requirement
on ECA Requirement Availability Consumption Closing

1 UREA 47323.0 65000.0 70000 46565.75 43706.90 2858.85 70000

2 DAP 23245.0 -- 35000 22376.70 22376.70 0.00 40000

3 MOP 4157.0 -- 5000 4545.25 1961.35 258390 5000

4 NPK -- 16684.10 16684.10 --

12:32:16 10761 -- 5387.65 5387.65 --

20:20:0 4363.0 -- 5456.70 5450.70 --

20000
10:26:26 1830.0 -- 20000 5845.75 5445.75 --

5. SSP 663.0 -- 5000 0 0 -- --

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 Kharif –up to 15.09.2009 Product Wise (MT)
Balance Sheet
S No. Product Requirement ECA Availability Consumption Closing

1 UREA 145000.00 135000 77389.45 69009.15 8380.30

2 DAP 40000 -- 44382.65 41781.85 2590.80
3 MOP 10000 -- 8990.20 8990.20 0.00
4 NPK

12:32:16 -- 4462.00 4462.20 0.00

20:20:0 40000 -- 5221.38 3617.60 1603.78

10:26:26 -- 11894.10 11894.10 0.00

15:15:15 -- 2651.56 2651.50 0.00

Total NPK 40000 -- 24228.98 22625.20 1603.78

5. SSP 5000 -- -- 0.00 0.00

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 Requirement & Consumption during Kharif, 2009

Kharif, 2009-10 (Up to 15.09.09)

Nutrient Requirement Ratio Consumption

N 51573.875 4 42099.799
P 26378.497 2.04 24860.266
K 9598.231 0.70 9616.155
87550.603 4:2.04:0.7 75576.22

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 Requirement & Consumption during
Rabi 2008-09 & 2009-10

Rabi (2008-09) Rabi, 2009-10

Nutrient Requirement Ratio Consumption Ratio Requirement Ratio

(N:P:K)

N 42175 4 26453.02 4 45250.00 4

P 21475 2.2 14625.37 2.2 39750.00 3.5

K 6475 0.5 3558.945 0.53 5350.00 0.47

70125.00 4:2.2:0.5 44637.084 4:2.2:0.53 90350.00 4: 3.5: 0.47

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 SSP Consumption

Yearwise SSP Consumption in Jharkhand

6000
4773
Consumption in Q

5000 4172
4000
3000 2412
1849
2000
1000 663
137 1 0
0
2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09
Year

Kharif Rabi

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 Progress report of Quality Control Fertilizer lab.
Ranchi during Year 2008-09
Annual Number of Samples
Capacity
Received Analyzed Found Non- Rejected
Standard Samples

2015 896 880 04 (NPK-2, SSP-1, Granulated 16

Mixture-1)

Action Taken :-
1. A. For One NPK Sample vide letter no. 2309, dated: 01.11.2008 & DAO
Deoghar was directed to take action.
B. Other NPK sample from Chatra was freed on Technical ground.
2 SSP Sample – vide letter no. 2308 dated : 01.11.2008 DAO chatra was directed
to take action.
3. Granulated mixture – Sample was from outside state (Divisional JDA Kolhapur)

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 100% Seed Treatment Campaign in Rabi, 2009

To achieve the seed treatment campaign in Rabi, 2009 State

Department will organize training programme at State/ District/
Block level for extension functionaries/ farmers.

Demonstration of seed treatment, distribution of pamphlets,

posters among farmers will be done with the help of pesticide
manufacturing companies & seed producing companies.

Awareness programme among Anganwari Sevika, Students,

Publishing newspaper, Broadcasting through Radio and TV
Telecast will also performed.

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 Seed Treatment Campaign (2007-08, 2008-09 & 2009-10)
Target & Achievement in Nos.
S Work Plan 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10
No. Tar. Ach. Tar. Ach. Tar. Ach

1. Dist. of Pamphlets, Posters -- 167839 10000 7150 150000 --

2. Demonstration -- 60 2000 1684 2200 --
3. Awareness of women by “ -- -- 500 463 800 --
Anganbari Sevika”
4. Trg. prog. Of students and -- -- 1000 639 1500 --
their guardians through
school
5 Extn. Prog. among farmers in -- -- 3000 2000 3200 --
weekly village markets.
6. Farmers Training (IPM/FFS) -- 28040 15000 13271 18000 --
7. Nos. of Prog. On Seed Treatment being Published / Telecasted/ Broadcasted
News -- 16 50 16 80 --
Air -- 51 70 -- 70 --
DD -- 44 60 -- 60 --
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 Seed Treatment Campaign (2007-08, 2008-09 & 2009-10)
Target & Achievement in Ton.
S Work Plan 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10
No. Tar. Ach. Tar. Ach. Tar. Ach

8. Seed Treatment programme by Agril. Dept. , Farmers, Pesticides Industries, Seed

Producing companies etc.
Wheat 10000 9904 5000 4301 11000 --
Maize 360 360 3000 2873 -- --
Pulses 10500 9801 10000 9342 7875 --
Other Pulses 2450 1711 -- -- -- --
Oilseeds 1625 1596 1 0.5 1304 --
Vegetables 41000 31881 6000 5321 51000 --
9. Distribution of Seed Treating -- 0.082 -- 0.004 0.1 --
Material by Pesticides
Industries
10. Total Consumption of -- 111 -- 121 142.36 --
Pesticide in Seed Treatment

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 Consumption of Pesticides (t tech grade material) in
Jharkhand

2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2004-05 2005-06

Jharkhand 150 36 40 56 69

India 43584 47020 48350 41020 40672

Source : Agriculture Research Data book 2007 IASRI (ICAR), New Delhi-01

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 Scope of Wheat Production in Jharkhand

6
5
Research Gap
5
4
Yield (ton/ha)

4
Achievable Gap (62.5%)
3

2 1.5

0
Potential Yield FLD Yield Average Yield

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 Technology for Wheat Production
• Seed bed preparation with reduced tillage for efficient
utilization of soil moisture for crop establishment.
• Timely seeding with treated improved seed in right depth
with recommended seed rate in proper plan geometry for
adequate plant population per unit area.
• Scheduling of available irrigation based on critical stages of
crop growth for higher water use efficiency and input use
efficiency as well.
• Use of organic manure with recommended fertilizer for
higher yield and sustainable soil health.
• Integrated management of weed, insect-pests and diseases.
• Promotion of intercropping Wheat with Chickpea/ lentil/
mustard in limited irrigation to meet the domestic need of
cereal-pulses-oilseeds of tribal farming community.
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 Agriculture Loan including Crop Loan (KCC) & Term
Loan

Year Amount in Lakhs

2007-08 58412.63

2008-09 94109.57

2009-10 32649.98

Total 185178.20

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 Kisan Credit Card

Year No. Amount in Lakhs

2007-08 97863 7190.36
2008-09 162433 28629.04
2009-10 91616 11321.86
Total 351912 47141.26

• Help Desk System : - SLBC has established a Help Desk to

facilitate farmers in speedy disposal of Agriculture loan/
KCC with initial investment of Rs. 50,000/- given by Dept. of
Agriculture & Cane Development & Rs. 90,000/- from the
Bankers.

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 Micro Irrigation (2009-10)
Sl. Component Physical Physical Financial Financial Balance
No Target Achievement Target Achievement Amount as
(ha.) on
20.9.09
Central Central Central
share share share
40%
1 Drip Irrigation 934 30.00 127.52 9.14 118.38
2 Sprinkler 1572 372.00 86.10 20.37 65.73
Irrigation
3 Demonstration 66 22.00 14.02 4.69 9.33
4 Administrative - - 2.28 1.30 0.98
Total 2572 424.00 229.92 35.50 194.42

 Under MIP, 4 Company Registered

 Monitoring as per Micro Irrigation Norms and DMIC.
 Release of State share is in progress.
 MI Unit established in Jharkhand. 43
 Development & Strengthening of Infrastructure facilities for
production & Distribution of Quality Seeds

Particulars Rs. In Lakhs

Seed Village 259.675

Farmers Training 247.95

Storage Seed Bin 82.625

Seed Storage Godown/ Dist

1000.00
Seed Storage Godown + Processing Unit

Total 1590.25

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 Seed Village Programme

Crop Foundation Area Seed to be No. of Area Expected

Seed to covered produced Farmers covered SRR
be (ha) (qtls) benefited by the 2010-11
Distributed seed by 30%
* Seed
Utilization
in Next year

Wheat 9547 9547 190940 47735 57000 52

Mustard 2000 25000 75000 100000 22500 100

Pea 1463 1950 29250 3658 8775 33

Lentil 525 2100 21000 5250 6300 78

* - Foundation/ Certified Seed tie up with CSC/ SSC (Uttaranchal Seed)/ SAU/
NSC/ SFCI
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 Procurement Plan of Foundation / Certified Seed
under Seed Village Programme

Quantity in Qtl.

Crop Foundation/ Tie Up with Agency Total

Certified Seed NSC SFCI NAFED UTDC
Req.

Wheat 9547 5547 -- -- 4000 9547

Rai/ 2000 453 1547 -- -- 2000

Mustard
Pea 1463 -- -- 1463 -- 1463

Lentil 525 -- -- 525 -- 525

Total 13535 6000 1547 1988 4000 13535

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 Preparation for Kharif 2010
Crop Variety S/M/L Require- Availability in State Outside
duration ments state
SAU Govt. Seed
Farm Village
Paddy BVD 109/110, S 60000 1500 - - 58500
Anzali, Vandana
Lalat, Abhishek, M 85000 2000 7000 40000 36000
Hazaridhan,
Navin, MTU 1010,
IR 64
MTU-7029, IET- L 66500 1000 1500 17000 33500
5656, BPT-5204
211500 4500 8500 57000 128000
Total
Maize Suwan, BM-1, 10000 200 500 500 9000
Devaki, HQPM
Arhar Upas 120. Birsa M 5600 120 200 400 4880
Arhar-1, Laxmi,
Bahar, L

Urad PU 19, T 9 S 4800 300 100 500 3900

Nizer Birsa Nizer -1, S 500 20 - - 480
Utkand
Ragi Birsa Ragi1, A-404 S 300 -- -- -- 300
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 NATIONAL FOOD SECURITY MISSION
(NFSM-RICE)
JHARKHAND

DISTRICTS SELECTED : RANCHI, HAZARIBAGH, GUMLA, SIMDEGA &

WEST SINGHBHUM
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 Major Nutrient Status of NFSM Districts

S Districts Total Acidic Soil Deficiency of Major Nutrients

No Geographical (% of Total (% of Geographical Area)
Area Area)
N P K S
(00 ha)

1 Ranchi 7698 73.2 26.1 40.1 13.0 36.7

2 Simdega 3757 73.2 56.6 90.5 6.1 25.8
3 Gumla 5320 69.5 33.3 80.4 17.5 34.8
4 Hazaribagh 5049 52.7 17.9 57.8 11.6 33.8
5 W. 3533 71.2 8.6 88.7 35.0 46.6
Singhbhum
Total 25357 339.80 142.5 357.5 83.2 177.7

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 Micro Nutrient Status of NFSM Districts

S Districts Total Micronutrient deficiency in

No. Geographical (% of Geographical Area)
Area
Iron Manganese Zinc Boron
(00 ha)

1 Ranchi 7698 Sufficient Sufficient Sufficien 42.8

t

2 Simdega 3757 Sufficient Sufficient 0.4 45.7

3 Gumla 5320 Sufficient Sufficient 0.7 48.8

4 Hazaribagh 5049 Sufficient Sufficient 4.2 38.9

5 W. Singhbhum 3533 Sufficient Sufficient 1.1 77.3

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 Achievement During 2008-09
S Intervention GOI Approval Achievement
No. Tar. Ach. Tar. Ach.

1 Demonstration 1470 39.70 1446 38.98

2 Assistance to Seed Distribution 82185 485.40 0 0.00
3 Agriculture Implements 5511 165.33 1667 50.00
(Conoweeder)
4 Micro Nutrient / Lime 39720 198.60 19860 99.2982
5 Seed Minikit of HYV 13240 13.24 7558 7.558
6. Assistance for Plant Protection 16550 82.75 16550 82.7476
Chemicals/ Bio-Agents
7. Farmers Training 132 22.44 105 17.952
8. Local Initiatives 0 118.50 0 0
9 Publication 30.00 24.525
9. Others 45.67 28.22
Total 1201.63 349.282
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 Physical & Financial Achievement during 2009-10 (Up to Aug, 2009)
Financial in Lakhs
Intervention Assistance Unit Target as Cumulative
approved by GOI Achievement

Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin.

1. Demon. Of Improved Rs. 2500/ Nos. 4236 105.90 4177 73.66
Package of Practices demo
2. Demonstration on SRI Rs. 3000/ Nos. 1766 52.98 1766 24.98
demon
3. Demon. On Hybrid Rice Rs. 30000 / Nos. 1060 31.80 1060 15.95
Tech. demon
4. Support for Promotion of
Hybrid Rice Seeds.
A) Asst. for Production of Rs. 1000/qtl Qtl. 0 0.00 0 0.00
Hybrid Rice Seeds
B) Assistance for Distribution Rs. 2000/qtl Qtl. 2000 40 1398 27.76
of Hybrid Rice Seeds
5. Assistance for Distribution Rs. 500/ qtl Qtl. 80992 404.96 49093.65 245.37
of HYV Seeds
6. Seed Minikits of HYV. Full Cost Nos. 15694 14194
7. Incentive for Micro Rs. 500/ha Ha. 19000 95.00 1000 5.00
Nutrients (In Deficient Soils)
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 Physical & Financial Achievement during 2009-10 (Up to Aug, 2009)
Financial in Lakhs
Intervention Assistance Unit Tentative Target Proposed
Target (GOI) (State)

Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin.

8. Incentive for Liming in Acid Rs. 500 / ha ha 500 2.5 0 0.00
Soil

9. Incentive for Conoweeder and Rs. 3000/ Nos. 3900 117.00 200 3.64
other implements machine/farmer
10. Incentive for Zero till seed Rs. 15000/ Nos. 500 75 0 0.00
drills (Tractors/ Bullock drawn) machine/ farmer
11. Incentive for Multicrop Rs. 15000 Nos. 0 0.00 0 0.00
Planters /machine/farmer
12. Incentive on Seed Drills Rs. 15000 / Nos. 0 0.00 0 0.00
machine/ farmer
13. Incentive on Rotavators Rs. 30000/ Nos. 500 150.00 0 0.00
machine/ farmer
14. Incentive for Pumpsets Rs. 10000/ Nos. 500 50.00 0 0.00
machine/ farmer
15. Incentive on Power weeder Rs. 15000 / Nos. 500 75.00 0 0.00
machine/ farmers

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 Physical & Financial Achievement during 2009-10 (Up to Aug, 2009)
Financial in Lakhs
Intervention Assistance Unit Tentative Target Target Proposed
(GOI) (State)
Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin.

16. Incentive on Knapsack sprayers Rs. 3000 / Nos. 5000 150.00 0 0.00
machine/farmer
17. Assistance for Plant Protection Rs. 500 / ha Ha 30000 150.00 11900 60.39
Chemicals & Bio-Agents
18. Farmers Training (FFS Pattern) Rs.17000 /Trg. Nos. 500 85.00 200 15.00

19. Award for Best Performing District Rs. 5 lakh / year Nos. 1 5.00 0 0.00

20. Misc. Expenditure Rs. 6.36 lakh/ Nos. 5 31.80 4.65

A) Project Management Team and Other district/ year
Misc. Expenses (Dist. Level)
B) Project Management Team and Other Rs. 13.87 lakhs / Nos. 1 13.87 0 2.75
Misc. Expenses (State Level) State
21. Local Initiatives
A. Incentive on Drum Seeder Rs. 3000 /farmer Nos. 500 15.00 44 1.32
/ machine
B. Promotion of Organic Compost Rs. 0.25 Lakh/ Nos. 177 44.25 173 45.25
through Verimicompost in SHG Group
Total 1695.06 522.72
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Use of Conoweeder in SRI Demonstration
under
55 NFSM
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 Distribution of Seed for
Demonstration of “SRI Tech.”
under NFSM

Seedling Raising for

Demonstration (SRI)
under NFSM

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 Demonstration of
Hybrid Rice
Technology

Distribution of Seed Mini

Kits under NFSM at West
Singhbhum

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 CROP COVERAGE & CROP DAMAGE UNDER NFSM
S District Total Area Total Details of Area %
No Paddy (000 ha) Uncovere Crop under Reduction
. Area Covered d Area Damage Standing
(000 ha) during (000 ha) during Crops
Kharif Kharif (000 ha)
(000 ha)
NFSM
District
1 Ranchi 163.11 82.65 80.46 28.18 54.47 67%

2 Hazaribagh 126.44 23.20 103.23 0.00 23.20 82 %

3 Gumla 176.00 98.40 77.60 14.76 83.64 52 %

4 Simdega 88.00 74.85 13.15 7.48 67.36 23%

5 West 176.00 136.88 39.12 54.43 82.45 53%

Singhbhum
Total 729.55 415.98 313.56 104.85 311.12 55%

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 Intervention wise Fund Allocation Percentage

Intervention Fund Allocation %

in Lakhs
Demonstration 190.68 11
Assistance to Seed Distribution 444.96 26
Agriculture Implements 617.00 36
Micro Nutrient / Lime 97.50 6
Assistance for Plant Protection 150.00 9
Chemicals/ Bio-Agents
Farmers Training 85.00 5
Local Initiatives 59.25 3
Others 50.67 2
Total 1695.06 100.00
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 Fund Flow
From State to District
S NO. Name of District Amount in Lakhs
1 Ranchi 237.51
2 Gumla 157.453
3 Simdega 158.119
4 Hazaribagh 91.128
5 West Singhbhum 199.145
Total 843.355

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 Demonstration Survival under NFSM –Rice Kharif , 2009
District Intervention Physical Progress
(Demonstration) Tar. Survival

Ranchi IPP 1228 410

SRI 512 146
Hybrid 310 85
Hazaribagh IPP 425 120
SRI 175 40
Hybrid 105 25
Gumla IPP 1100 893
SRI 460 338
Hybrid 275 230
Simdega IPP 508 508
SRI 210 210
Hybrid 125 125
W. Singhbhum IPP 975 703
SRI 409 260
Hybrid 245 179
Total IPP 4236 2634
SRI 1766 994
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 Distribution of Seed for
Demonstration of “Improved
Package of Practice” under
NFSM

Demonstration of Improved Package Practices

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 Minikits Survival under NFSM –Rice Kharif , 2009
Name of NFSM Districts
West
Seed Supply Ranchi Simdega Gumla Hazaribagh Total
Singhbhum
Agency
No. Sur. No. Sur. No. Sur. No. Sur No. Sur No. Sur.

A. HYV                        
NSC-
2935 160 1235 1235 2636 1766 880 108 2408 1515 10094 4784
MTU-1010
IRRI-
0   0   0   0   0   0 0
Abhishek
KVK,
Hazaribagh- 20 11 20 20 20 16 20 5 20 20 100 72
Abhishek
Total (A) 2955  171 1255 1255  2656  1782 900 113 2428  1535 10194 4854
B. Hybrid                    
APSSC-
1200 77 400 400 1000 760 800 160 600 320 4000 1717
KRH-2
Total (B) 1200 77  400 400 1000 760 800 160 600 320 4000 1717
Grand Total
4155 248  1655 1655  3656 2542  1700 273 3028  1855 14194 1717
(A+B)

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 Intervention-wise Progress under NFSM –Rice Kharif , 2009

FFS Training

District Physical Progress Financial Progress

Tar. Ach. Tar. Ach.

Ranchi 145 58 24.65 4.35

Hazaribagh 46 18 7.82 1.38

Gumla 118 48 20.06 3.54

Simdega 61 24 10.37 1.83

West Singhbhum 130 52 22.10 3.90

Total 500 200 85.00 15.00

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 Training of
Farmers

Seed Treatment &

SRI Tech.
Under NFSM

67
 Training of Farmers Seed
Treatment
Under NFSM Barkundia
Village

Training of Farmers (On FFS

Patterns) Under NFSM

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 Local Initiatives (2009-10)
District Physical Progress Financial Progress

Tar. Ach. Tar. Ach.

Ranchi Incentive on Drum Seeder 144 0 4.32 0.00

Vermicompost 45 45 11.25 10.75

Hazaribagh Incentive on Drum Seeder 44 44 1.32 1.32

Vermicompost 42 40 10.50 10.02

Gumla Incentive on Drum Seeder 132 0 3.96 0.00

Vermicompost 30 29 7.50 7.16

Simdega Incentive on Drum Seeder 60 0 1.80 0.00

Vermicompost 20 19 5.00 4.77

West Incentive on Drum Seeder 120 0 3.60 0.00
Singhbhum
Vermicompost 40 40 10.00 9.55
Total Incentive on Drum Seeder 500 44 15.00 1.32
Vermicompost 177 173 44.25 42.25

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 Proposal for Local Initiative during Rabi, 2009

S Name of District Activity Unit Unit Total Cost

No. Cost Nos. (Rs. In
Lakhs)
1 Ranchi Promotion of Rs. 0.25 240 60.00
Organic Lakh /
2 Simdega 110 27.50
Compost Farmer
3 Gumla through Groups 180 45.00
Vermicompost
4 Hazaribagh 178 44.50
in SHG groups
5 West 240 60.000
Singhbhum
Total 948 237.00

Note : Sanction under Local Initiative is accorded by GOI from

the balance allocation of 2008-09
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 Rabi Planning 2009
District Summer Rice (Seed Financial in
in Qtl.) Lakhs
Ranchi 196 3.92
Hazaribagh 80 1.60
Gumla 300 6.00
Simdega 52.5 1.05
West Singhbhum 44.8 0.90
Total 673.3 13.47

Note: - About 2000 ha area is targeted to be covered under NFSM-RICE

72
• PUBLICATION
1000 Leaflet on SRI method and 1000 Leaflet on Hybrid Paddy Cultivation Printed and
Distributed among the farmers

73
 DOCUMENTATION
Minikits
M.T.U.1010 K. R.H-2 Remarks
Performance
Target Achievement Target Achievement Due to Scenty &
NFSM District, Ranchi Late Monsoon Less
2935 160 1200 77 Achievement

Seedling of Hybrid Transplanting of Hybrid Seed

Seed 74
Demonstration I.P.P. S.R.I. Hybrid Remarks
Achievemen Achievemen
Target Target Achievement Target Due to Scenty & Late
NFSM District, t t
Monsoon Less
Ranchi Achievement
1169 375 512 138 310 79

Seedling of SRI Method Transplanting of SRI Method

75
Seedling of I.P.P. Method Transplanting of I.P.P. Method

76
 Monitoring
• State Level Monitoring Committee constituted for proper Review
& Monitoring of NFSM activities.
• Besides Chief Secretary, Secretary (Agriculture), Director
(Agriculture), Mission Director are also monitoring regularly.
• District level Seed committee & Monitoring Committee has been
constituted.
• D.C, D.D.C, JDA, PD, ATMA, DAO are also monitoring
regularly.
• At Block level, BDO, BAO, BTT, FAC, NGO are monitoring the
execution.
• MIS at www.nfsm.gov.in has been accessed at District level and
State level.
• Data Entry for the 1st Quarter – target / Achievement has been
completed.
• Separate E-Mail address for NFSM districts were operationalized

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 State Initiatives
75% Subsidy in assistance to Seed distribution of HYV. (Over
Rs. 500/Q under NFSM).
50% Subsidy in assistance to Seed distribution of Hybrid
(OverRs. 2000/Q under NFSM).
Paddy seed in Kharif only from NFSM in NFSM districts.
Convergence with State Plan.
Seed to be procured from Central / State Seed Agencies –
NSC/SFCI/ Seed Village etc.
100 Abhishek Mini-kit locally arranged.
1800 farmers trained for SRI technology.
Bio Pesticides 1.5 lakh tricho card arranged from BAU.
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 Issues with GOI
Sub : - Inclusion of Jharkhand under NFSM Pulses as well as
more districts under NFSM- Rice.
Ref: - Decision taken in a meeting held on 29.06.2009 in Ranchi
under the Chairmanship of Cabinet Secretary, GOI
Letter of Chief Secretary, GOJ to Secretary (Agriculture),
GOI vide No. 5258, dated: 06.08.09
Sanction of NFSM-Rice in districts of of E. Singhbhum, Dumka,
Seraikella, Giridh, Dhanbad, Jamtara, Deoghar, Godda,
Khunti & Ramgarh apart from existing 5 districts. As Rice is
a major crop grown in Kharif on 80% of the Cultivated Land.
Rainfed Eco System of Jharkhand has potential to grow Kharif
& Rabi Pulses. Its productivity is about 8 qtl/ ha which is
equal or more than the national average. Keeping this in
view it is requested for :
Sanction of NFSM-Pulse in districts of Ranchi, Simdega,
Lohardaga, West Singhbhum, Seraikella, Palamau, Garhwa,
Latehar, Dumka, Giridih ( for Kharif Pulses) & Sahibganj,
Pakur, Chatra, Deoghar, Godda, Jamtara for Rabi Pulses.
80
Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana
(RKVY)

81
 Physical & Financial Progress during 2008-09
Agriculture Sector
S Activities Target Achievement
No Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin.

1 Lift Irrigation (Micro Lift/ Pump set) 1115 3225.00 1115 3225.00
2. Soil Health Development and 22187 102.31 22187 102.31
Extension Programme
3. Vermi Compost ( No.) 716 76.14 716 76.14
4. Agricultural Implements 159 187.50 159 187.50
5. Horticulture Development 87 634.14 87 634.14
Programme
6. Training under Capacity Building 852 290 800 272.30
7. Bench Mark Survey of Farmer Entry 0 4.91 0 4.91
Level.
8. SAMETI 894.06 500.00
Total 5414.06 5002.30
82
 Animal Husbandry Sector
2008-2009

Rs. In lakh
SI. Name of the Scheme Financial Expenditure Physical Achievem-
No. Target Target ent
1 Animal Health Camp 110 105.13 2200 2102

2 Goat Development 365 362.64 687 684

(Distribution of 10+1 goat @
90% subsidy to SC/ST, 85% to
others)

3 Promotion of backyard Poultry 340 339.97 4793 4793

(Distribution of 65 low input
birds @ 90% subsidy to S.C/S.T.
and 85 % to others)
Total 815.00 807.74

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 DAIRY SECTOR ( 2008-09)
Rs. In lakh
SI. Name of the Scheme Financial Expenditur Physical Achieveme
No. Target e Target nt
1 2 Milch Cattle induction 503.42 503.23 2212 2212
Programme (50% Subsidy)
2 Mini Dairy (50% Subsidy) 124.00 124.00 200 200
(5 cattle Scheme)
3 Commercial Dairy (25% Subsidy) 111.25 111.25 100 100
(20 cattle Scheme)
4 Modern Dairy (20% Subsidy) 82.00 82.00 10 10
(100 Cattle Scheme)

5 Breed Improvement Programme 148.25 148.25 100 100

(For 100 A.I centers)
6 Heifer Rearing Programme 228.00 228.00 6000 6000
(6000 cross bred female)
7 Establishment of Dairy Plant at 175.00 175.00 1 1
Kodarma (capacity 10 TL PD)
Total 1371.92 1371.73

84
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100 Cattle Modern Dairy under RKVY
86
Koderma Dairy Under RKVY
Work in progress
87
 FISHRIES SECTOR Rs. In lakh
2008-2009
SI. Name of the Scheme Financial Expenditure Physical Achievem-
No. Target Target ent

1 Strengthening of Fisheries 225.00 225.00 1 1

Training Center, Shalimar,
Ranchi

2 Strengthening of Fisheries 200.00 200.00 1 1

Farm, Ramgarh

3 Fish Seed bank, Doranda 3.00 3.00 1 1

4 Reservoir Fisheries 31.00 31.00 7 7

5 Construction of Rearing 165 163.20 300 300

Tank

6 Extension Scheme 20.00 20.00 5 5

Total 644.00 642.20

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Strengthened under RKVY Seed Bank

89
 Breeding

90
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 Financial Progress Rs. (in crore)

GOI Expenditure
Sector Budget
Release

2008-09
Stream –I

Agriculture 56.68
56.68 37.83
Animal Husbandary 8.15
8.15 8.15
Dairy 13.72
13.72 13.72
Fisheries 6.44
6.44 6.44
Sub Total : 84.89 84.99 66.14
2009-10
Stream-II 24.28 17.53 9.65
Grand Total 109.17 102.52 75.79
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 Projects Approved by SLSC for 2009-10
S Name of Project Activities
No.
1 Assistance for Lift Irrigation Devices, Dev. Of Water
Improved Irrigation Storage Structure, BPCD & LBCD
Development
Programme
2 Enhancement of Soil Soil Amendment through application of lime,
Health & Extension dolomite & Basic Slag & Soil Testing
Programme
3 Farm Mechanization Strengthening of Agricultural Engineering
Workshop, Distribution of Farm Implements
(Rice Rubber Sheller. Zero till Seed Drill,
Sprayer, Paddy Thresher, Conoweeder,
Drum Seeder etc. to Farmers
4 Horticulture Plantation, Prodn. of planting material, Est.
Development & Strengthening of nurseries, Spices,
Mulching, Tuber Crops.
94
 Projects Approved by SLSC for 2009-10
S Name of Project Activities
No.
5. Assistance to Crop Cultivation - Distribution of Seeds and Other inputs,
Alternative Crops & 2nd Crop in
Rice Fallow
6. Animal Husbandry Strengthening of Pashupalan Prashikshan
Kendra, Kanke, Ranchi , Promotion of Pig
Breeding Unit & Goat Breeding Unit , Goat
development as a tool for livelihood
enhancement
7 Dairy Milch Cattle Induction , Breed
Improvement, Heifer Rearing, Heifer
Rearing , Milk Procurement, Marketing &
Processing
8. Fishery Rearing Tank Construction & Hatchery
Construction

95
 Projects Approved by SLSC for 2009-10
S Name of Project Activities
No.

9. Research & Development Bio fertilizer Research, Plant, Soil &

Nutrient Analysis lab, Plant Protection
Unit , Block level Mapping and Kharif
Rice acreage estimation using
satellite data and mapping of
optimum agriculture land use plan for
Jharkhand, Upgradation of Tissue
Culture Lab at R. K. Mission.

96
 Soil Amendment to address the Soil acidity
Problem of the State
• Decision has been taken in SLSC meeting
held on 4.9.09 to procure basic slag from
TISCO / BSL and after grinding to the
appropriate size particle will be made
available to the farmers.
• Transport cost of the basic slag will be
provided from RKVY component.
• District/ block will be taken on intensive
basis to address the problem of soil acidity as
a whole. 97
Strengthening of Extension
Machinery
at State level

98
 Achievement in terms of Participation
under Extension Reforms (2008-09)
Cafeteria Activities No. of Male Female
S No. Participants
A.2 Training at State Level 482 409 73
A. 3 Exposure Visit at State Level 25 21 04
A.4 Exhibition/ Kisan Mela/ Shows 10000 7100 2900
A.5 Krishi Expo & Regional Fair 45 38 07
B.2. Training of Farmers 3349 2227 1122
B.3. Demonstration 4453 3123 1330
B.4. Exposure Visit 2903 2059 844
B.8. District. Level Kisan Mela/ Exhibition, 490 343 147
Shows
B.11 F-S Interaction 390 305 85
B.12 Field Days/ Kisan Ghosthi 7200 4865 2335
Total 29337 20490 8847
99
 Achievement in terms of Participation under
Extension Reforms (2009-10 up to Aug, 2009)

Cafeteria Activities No. of Male Female

S No. Participants
A.2 Training at SAMETI Level 250 180 70
A. 3 Exposure Visit 60 48 12
A.4 Exhibition/ Kisan Mela/ Shows -- -- --
A.5 Krishi Expo & Regional Fair -- -- --
B.2. Training of Farmers 2405 1682 723
B.3. Demonstration 12515 8760 3755
B.4. Exposure Visit 4195 2961 1234
B.8. District. Level Kisan Mela/ Exhibition, -- -- --
Shows
B.11 F-S Interaction 570 387 183
B.12 Field Days/ Kisan Ghosthi 16800 11100 5700
Total 36795 25118 11677
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 Issue with GOI under Extension Reforms
Inclusion of Khunti & Ramgarh district under ATMA programme.

 22 ATMA districts established during 2007-08

 2 more districts namely Khunti and Ramgarh separated from
Ranchi and Hazaribagh respectively during 2008-09.
 Approval from IDWG has been taken on dated 16.9.2009 for
inclusion of these two districts under Extension Reforms
scheme.
 Accordingly District Extension Work Plan (DEWP) with
sufficient background information of Khunti & Ramgrah of
Rs. 37.70 Lakhs has been prepared in consultation with BTT
& FAC of respective block of Ranchi & Hazaribagh districts
as per the cafeteria no. 7.2.

101
Training Planning
Workshop
30th May, 2009

102
 Lists of Technologies Recommended to ATMA by BAU
• Use of Lime / Dolomite @ 3-4 Q/ha in furrow for pulses, oilseed and
vegetable crops.
• Application of potasic fertilizer @ 50 kg/ha for tuber and vegetable crops.
• Use of Dolomite and liming for upland.
• SRI technique of paddy cultivation with high yielding and hybrid varieties.
• Application of Rhizobium culture for pulses and oilseeds crops.
• Seed Treatment with Bavistin @ 2 g/kg seed or trichoderma @ 4 g/ kg
seed.
• Intercropping of Maize and groundnut (1:2) and pigeonpea + groundnut
(1:2).
• Promotion of Wilt resistant varieties of Tomato viz. Swarna Naveen,
Swarna Shyamli, Swarna Shree, Sharna Hari.
• Use of paddy drum seeder for sowing in medium land.
• Dry Land technology involving intercropping of upland rice (Vandana and
Anjali), Maize (Suwan Composte), Groundnut (BG-3/ TG-22) between
two rows of pigeon pea (75 cm).

103
 Lists of Technologies Recommended to ATMA by BAU
• Paddy Conoweeder for weeding in SRI technology.
• Contour Bunding and Strip cropping in sloppy lands.
• Seed treatment of potato with monocil against blight.
• Soil Solarization and Seedling treatment by Streptocylin /
carbendazim for solanaceous vegetable with crop rotation by
non-solanaceous crops for brinjal wilt.
• Use of Dutch hoe for weeding –cum-hoeing of crops and
vegetables.
• Use of Japanese weeder for transplanted rice.
• Use of Naveen sickle for harvesting of crops.
• Use of biofertilizer in rice for proper absorption of nutrients.
• Application of NPK @ 20:40:20 along with Rhizobium
culture for higher productivity in green gram.
• T & D Breed of Pig.
• Application of Trichoderma viridi and Vermi compost in
okra for higher productivity. 104
 Group Approach
• 60 FIG/ CIG has been formed and mobilized
by ATMA districts at Dist/ Block level
during 2008-09.
• Cafeteria of activities under Extension
Reforms implemented through these groups.
• District Administration programme also
linked to these groups.

105
 Establishment of Farm School

• 2007-08
Established - 04
• 2008-09
Established - 14
Establishment in process - 80
• 2009-10
Proposed - 98

106
 Training of Women Farmers
• Gender Concern programme is being organized at state level by SAMETI for extension
functionaries (both men & women)
• Women farmers involvement during Kisan Mela and Field days .
• Involvement of Women Farmers (08-09)- 8847 Nos.
• Involvement of Women farmers (09-10) - 11677 Nos.
(Up to Aug, 2009)

107
 SREP & SEWP
• SEWP of 19 district has been prepared and sent to GOI.
• Administrative Approval of Rs. 1025.25 lakhs received for
the year 2009-10
• Rs. 404.89 lakhs received by SAMETI through RTGS during
Sept, 2009.
• SEWP for remaining 3 districts viz. Deoghar, Sahibganj &
Gumla is being sent to GOI.
• Initial proposal of 2 newly declared district (Ramgarh &
Khunti) sent to GOI for inclusion under ATMA
programme.

108
 150 farmers from ATMA
Districts were awarded
Farmers Awards

ATMA Rewards

109
DEMONSTRATION OF DRUMSEEDER IN FARMERS FIELD AT DUMKA DISTRICT

110
 ORGANIZATION OF FARMERS DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP CUM
EXHIBITION DURING RABI, 2008

Lead Name of Dates Inaugurated By No. of

Organization Supporting ATMA Farmers
District Involved
Dumka Pakur, Godda, 9-12 Dec, 2008 Hon’ble Agriculture 12000
Giridih, Jamtara, Minister
Deoghar,
Sahibganj
Hazaribagh Dhanbad, Bokaro, 22-24 Dec, 2008 Dy. Commissioner, 5000
Chatra, Koderma Hazaribagh
Ranchi Gumla, Simdega, 15-18 Nov, 2008 Hon’ble Chief 10000
(Jaipal Singh Lohardagga Minister
Stadium)
West East Singhbhum, 2-3 March, 09 Commissioner, 5000
Singhbhum Seraikella Kolhan
Commissionery
Palamau Garhwa, Latehar 18-20 Feb, 2009 Dy. Commissioner, 4300
Palamau
TOTAL 36300

111
 Agriculture & Farmers
Development Workshop cum
Exhibition
Date: 15-18 Nov, 2008
Venue: Jaipal Singh Stadium
Inaugurated by the Hon’ble
Chief Minister of Jharkhand &
Agriculture Minister

112
 Agriculture & Farmers Development
Workshop cum Exhibition
Date: 9-12 Dec, 2008
Venue: Ghodibandh, Jama Block, Dumka 
Inaugurated by the Hon’ble Agril. Minister

113
 Mass Media & IT Support
Website of SAMETI and 9 ATMA district developed.
Website of NHM is being prepared.
E- Mail correspondence has been ensured with ATMA districts.
Training programme for IT Usage is being organized at SAMETI
level.
One “ICT in Agriculture” session is being delivered in the training
held at SAMETI for extension functionaries.
Publicity of Different activities through Radio mantra, Birsa Hariyali,
Local Cable Channel & Newspaper, Radio & TV Talk at State
level.
Publicity through Folders, Bulletin, Flex , Postures, Hoarding at
District level.
75 Publication (Books, Technical folders, Leaflet, Postures) are
available for extension functionaries and farmers.
District Soil Health map developed by BAU/ NBSS & LUP published
for each district through MMKKY.
114
Agriculture Expert System by BAU

115
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Strengthening Extension Machinery
• IDWG Jharkhand has decided to fill up all
vacant posts under Extension Reforms at
SAMETI and ATMA level.
• Out of 144, 79 post has been filled under
ATMA programme.
• Under NFSM as per guidelines, all the post
of consultants, STA & TA has been filled up.
• Under NHM 21 contractual positions have
been filled up
• Under RKVY, it has been decided to engage
expert / consultant from different fields.
117
 NATIONAL PROJECT ON MANAGEMENT OF SOIL HEALTH
AND FERTILITY (NPSMF) 2009-10
(NEW SCHEME IN JHARKHAND).
Scheme No. Amount (Rs. In
lakh)
New statistic STLs 08 240.00
New Mobile STLs 03 90.00
Strengthening of existing STLs 08 80.00
New FQCLs 01 50.00
Strengthening of FQCLs 01 25.00
FQCLs under private/co-operative sector for advisory - -
purpose
Training of STLs staff/extension officers 08 2.00
Training of farmers 08 0.80
Field demonstration 08 0.80
Front line demonstration 80 16.00
Promotion of organic manures 2000 10.00
Promotion of soil amendments 2000 10.00
Distribution of micro nutrients 2000 10.00
118 Total 534.60
Best Practices adopted by
Jharkhand

119
 Convergence with Other Schemes

• Convergence of NREGA with NHM

established.
• Convergence with NWDPRA, MI and NHM
established.
• Convergence with NREGA, MMKKY, MI
established.
• Convergence NFSM, RKVY & State Plan.
• Convergence of RKVY with State Plan.

120
Involvement of Mobile Agriculture
School & Services

121
 Mukhya Mantri Kisan Khushali Yojana
(MMKKY)
• During 2008-09, 48 cluster has been identified
• During 2009-10, 48 cluster has been identified.
• Per district, total 4 clusters is under progress.
• At district level, one district sanctioning committee headed by
Dy. Commissioner with all allied sector
• Fund flow mechanism through cluster sabha.
• Resource management through cluster (500 farm families)
• Convergence of all schemes within clusters.
• Provision of margin money for employment generation.
• Provision of renovation of old irrigational structures/ lift
irrigation.
• Provision for small kits / implements to clusters.
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