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Oil palm crop is one of the highest oil (palm oil) yielding crops among the all perennial
crops. Oil palm tree produces edible palm-oil as well as palm kernel-oil. This oil palm is
considered as golden palm due to its high yielding capacity. Oil palm produces 4 to 5 tonnes per
ha of Crude Palm Oil (CPO) and 0.40 to 0.50 tonne per ha of Palm Kernel Oil (PKO) from 4 th
to 30th year of its productive life spam. Oil palm crop provides the excellent substitute of
importing the oil. In India, oil palm is being cultivated in 13 states by covering about 3,00,000
hectares by 2016-17 under irrigated conditions.
In India, an area of 19.33 lakh ha has been identified by the Department of Agriculture,
Cooperation and Farmers Welfare for oil palm cultivation in 19 states of the country including
2.18 lakh ha area in North Eastern States during the year 2012. Out of 19.33 lakh ha area more
potential States are Andhra Pradesh (4.69 lakh ha), Gujarat & Karnataka with 2.60 lakh ha and
Tamil Nadu & Bihar with 2.00 lakh ha area. A statement indicating potential area, area covered
and production of FFBs & CPOs in India is given at Annexure-I (page no. 4).
In view of the importance and significance of oil palm cultivation, DAC&FW had taken
up Technology Mission on Oilseeds & Pulses (TMOP) in 1991-92 in the potential states. A
comprehensive Centrally Sponsored Scheme Oil Palm Development Programme (OPDP) was
taken up during Eighth & Ninth Plan. During the Tenth and Eleventh Plan, Government of India
had provided support for oil palm cultivation under Centrally Sponsored Integrated Scheme of
Oilseeds, Pulses, Oil Palm and Maize (ISOPOM). To boost oil palm cultivation, Government of
India had implemented a Special Programme on Oil Palm Area Expansion (OPAE) under RKVY
from the year 2011-12 to 2014-15.
During the 12th Five Year Plan, a new National Mission on Oilseeds and Oil Palm
(NMOOP) has been launched under which Mini Mission-II (MM-II) is dedicated to oil palm
area expansion and productivity increases. MM-II of NMOOP is being implemented in 12 States
viz; Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Chhattisgarh, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Gujarat, Karnataka, Odisha,
Mizoram, Nagaland, Assam and Arunachal Pradesh w.e.f. 01.04.2014.
4. Objectives
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Bring additional 75,000 hectare area under oil palm cultivation through area expansion approach
in the country during next two years. The state-wise area expansion on target is given at Annexure-
II. (page no. 5).
6. Implementing agency
Oilseeds Division, Department of Agriculture, Co-operation and Farmers Welfare will implement
the scheme at national level under Mini Mission II of NMOOP. Joint Secretary (Oilseeds) will act as
Mission Director of NMOOP. The principal Secretary (Agriculture/Horticulture) of the respective state
will be in charge of the scheme at state level.
Twelve states of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, Assam, Kerala, Gujarat, Tamil
Nadu, Chhattisgarh, Orissa, Mizoram, Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh will be covered under
this scheme Annexure-III (page no. 6). The funds would be released to the states as per norms
of NMOOP. The expenditure will be shared between Central and State Government in the ratio
of 90:10 for Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland and Mizoram and 60:40 for remaining States.
However, 100% support is being provided to Indian Institute of Oil Palm Research (IIOPR),
Pedavegi, Andhra Pradesh for supply of planting materials, need based R&D and extension
activities.
Under the MM-II of NMOOP, financial assistance are being provided to the farmers @
85% cost of the planting material (Rs. 12000/- per ha) and @ 50% cost of the other components
like maintenance cost of new plantations for four years (Rs. 20000/- per ha), inputs for inter-
cropping in oil palm during gestation period (Rs. 20000/- per ha), installation of drip-irrigation
systems, diesel/electric pump-sets, bore-well (Rs. 50000/- per unit), water harvesting
structures/ponds, construction of vermi-compost units and purchasing of machinery & tools etc.
The component-wise pattern of assistance of MM-II of NMOOP is being given at Annexure-
IV (page no. 7-8).
10. Action Plans
The Annual Action Plans of Mini Mission II oil palm indicating the set target will be sent to
DAC&FW by the state Government for final approval of Government of India.
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11. Reporting System
State will compile & furnish the physical and financial status on implementation of the scheme on
Monthly and Quarterly progress report to this Department as per formats given in Annexure V (page
no. 9).
The oil palm plantation in various states will be monitored by National Level Consultants,
senior officers of DAC&FW time to time.
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An additional area of 75,000 ha will be covered under oil palm cultivation during the year 2017-
18 & 2018-19 and will start bearing the fruits after 3 years of plantation. The total area in the country
will be 3.75 lakh ha from which 3.00 lakh tonnes of CPOs is estimated by the end of 2018-19.
ANNEXURE-I
POTENTIAL AREA, COVEREGE SO FAR AND CPO PRODUCTION OF OIL PALM IN INDIA
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ANNEXURE-II
State-wise oil palm area expansion target under NMOOP from 2017-18 & 2018-19.
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ANNEXURE-III
12. Arunachal 8 Lohit, Changlang, Tirap, Lower Dibang Valley, East Siang,
Pradesh West Siang, L/Subansri and Papum Pare & East Kameng
Total 131
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ANNEXURE-IV
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8. Construction of 60:40 (General @50% of the cost limited to Rs 15,000 unit of 15
vermi-compost States) meter length, 0.9 meter width and 0.24 meter depth
units at Oil Palm 90:10 (NE States) at Oil Palm field/garden of the farmers.
fields
9. Machinery & 60:40 (General Assistance up to 50% of the cost and up to the
tools States) amount for equipments / tools. Any type of
90:10 (NE States) machinery used in oil palm cultivation.
10. Special 60:40 (General 50% of the actual cost estimated by PWD/CPWD
component for States) limited to 20% of total outlay of the state for roads
NE/Hilly 90:10 (NE States) from oil field to nearest FFB collection/ processing
centre.
States/LW
Areas/regions 50% of the cost limited to Rs. 250.00 lakh for a
including unit of 5MT per hour for newly planted oil palm
support for oil area to the private oil palm developers &
processors companies, involved by the State
palm processing
Governments.
units
25% of the cost limited to Rs. 25.00 lakh to
existing units established by the public sector and
private oil palm developers & processors
companies involved the State Governments.
11. Farmer’s 60:40(Gen.States) Rs 24,000/- per training for a batch of 30 farmers
Training 90:10 (NE States) for 2 days (@ 400/- per participant per day)
12. Training of 60:40 (General Rs 36,000/- per training for a batch of 20 officers
Extension States) for 2 days. (@900/- per participant per day).
Workers/Office 90:10 (NE States)
rs/input dealers
13. Demonstrations 60:40 (General 5 demonstration of 1 ha each in a block of new
States) plantation of 500 ha or above being taken up on
90:10 ( NE States) farmer’s field.
14. Research & 100% Need based support will be given for R&D and
Development Extension activities by ICAR-IIOPR.
(R & D)
Schemes
15 Training infra- 100% Need based support to the ICAR Institutes on
structure projects basis to strengthen training infrastructure
support to ICAR for Oil Palm growers / farmers.
16. Local 60:40 (General The respective implementing States will be
Initiatives, States) allowed to utilize 1.0 % of the total allocation
Contingency 90:10 (NE States) under MM-II on Oil Palm for contingency
including monitoring & evaluation and
including
Operational Costs, consultant services, exposer
monitoring & visits of farmers/ Seminar/ Conference /
evaluation and Workshop/ Mela etc. No permanent post will be
Operational created under the Mission.
costs .
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ANNEXURE-V
Format for submission of monthly & quarterly progress report
Technical information
Area coverage Target Achievement
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Annexure-VI
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5 (i) Bore well Nos. State 60% 300 90 330 99 630 189
@ Rs. NE 90% 36 16 48 22 84 38
50,000/- per
unit
(ii) Water Nos. State 60% 150 68 170 77 320 144
harvesting
strucutre / NE 90% 325 263 350 284 675 547
ponds @ Rs.
75,000/- for
plains and
@Rs.
90,000/- per
unit for hilly
areas.
6 Establishmen Nos. State 60% 1 6 0 0 1 6
t of Seed
Gardens @ NE 90% 0 0 1 9 1 9
Rs. 10.00
lakh per
garden
7 Inputs for ha State 60% 2065 620 4565 1370 66300 1989
Intercroppin 0 0
g in oil palm NE 90% 1435 646 2935 1321 43700 1967
(ha) during 0 0
gestation
period from
1st to 4th
year @ Rs.
5,000/- per
ha
8 Construction Nos. State 60% 350 32 350 32 700 63
of vermi NE 90% 125 17 125 17 250 34
compost
units @ Rs.
15,000/- per
unit
9 Machinery & State 60% 222 256 0 478
tools NE 90% 160 160 0 320
Tota 3803 5507 9310
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III Transfer of
Technology
Inputs
10 Farmers Nos State 60% 120 17 120 17 240 35
(Batch)
Training @ NE 90% 108 23 110 24 218 47
Rs. 24,000/-
per training
11 Nos State 60% 15 3 15 3 30 6
(Batch)
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Training of NE 90% 10 3 10 3 20 6
Extension
Workers/
Officers/inpu
t dealers @
Rs. 36,000/-
per training
12 Research & IIOP 100 80 103 183
Development R %
(R&D)
Projects on
oil palm
Tota 127 151 278
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Grand Total 8232 11768 20000
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