ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT 2012-2013 FOOD SECURITY & AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT KRISHI BHAWAN, TADONG - 737101 GOVE OF SIKKIMANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT 2012-13 INDEX Contents Page Introduction 1 Sustainability Issues & Departmental 2 Area, Production, and yield of Field Crops 4 District wise Area, Production and Yield 5 Season wise Area production and Yield 7 EARAS 9-14 Seed Technology ,High Yielding Varieties Coverage 15-17 Hybrid Varieties Coverage & Summary of HYV & Improved Varieties Coverage 18-30 Progress Report of Seed Testing Lab Yearly 3134 Seed Certification and Testing 35.39 Soil Testing Laboratory 4147 Integrated Pest Management(IPM) 49-59 Sikkim Organic Mission 61-74 State Agricultural Management and Extension Training Institute (SAMETD) 75-88 Agricultural Engineering 89-104 Rasthriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY) 105-110 Macro Management of Agriculture 111-120 National Food Security Mission (NFSM) 121-124 Soil & Water Conservation 125-131 Krishi Vigyan Kendra 133-161 Meteorological Data 162-171INTRODUCTION The economy of Sikkim is linked with agriculture that serves as the source of livelihood and economic security of sizeable native population. The growth, however, has been restricted because of biotic and abiotic factors. It is estimated that over 80 per cent of the rural population depends on agriculture and allied sectors for economic, food, and nutritional security. The agricultural systems practiced in Sikkim are integrated in natures that have evolved through years of experimentation by the farmers. A marginal improvement in the lifestyle of the farmers has been witnessed with the adoption of modern technologies. Sikkim State has some inherent strength that largely supports organic farming. The policies and programmes on organic farming, in tune with our natural endowments envisage making Sikkim a Model Organi State. ‘The march towards organic farming has led to substantial departmental interv of initiatives have been taken by the Agriculture and Horticulture departments. tions. A large number The state is totally a hilly state and the agro climatic condition ranges from Sub-tropical to Alpine condition in upper ridges. Major crops grown in the State are Maize, Paddy, Wheat, Millet, Buckwheat, Pulses and Oilseeds. No single crop ora variety of crop suits to all the elevations. Even though agriculture is crucial to the economy of the state itis largely rain-fed with traditional system of cultivation and low level inputs. Although rainfall in the state is quite high but due to inadequate effort in harnessing the available resource the area under the irrigation is hardly about 11% The productivity in Sikkim is lower than both the regional and national averages for all the major field crops. Increasing per unit productivity will be the key in bridging this gap which can be achieved with area expansion under high yielding varieties along with proper package of practices that will exploit the inherent production potential of varieties designed for organic farming from the local gene pool; soil-test values based nutrient management and appropriate plant protection measures. Besides, emphasizing on the conservation of natural resources it is very important to protect the fragile ecology, and in addition increase the productivity of different crops for attaining self-sufficiency in cereal, pulses and oilseed. Productionnd thisis possible only with the concerted efforts on the part ofall the stakeholders, Introduction of new crops including Wheat, Rajmash, Rape and Mustard , Buckwheat, Popcom, Sweet Com and Baby Com, extension of more areas under high yielding and improved varieties and expansion of area under double or multiple cropping have been the landmarks in converting agriculture into a viable venture from a mere subsistence farming. The availability of basic infrastructure has aided in enhancing the production and productivity of crops in the State. Sikkim has a unique agro-climatic character for which the department makes all attempts to bring about sustainable agricultural methods to be utilized to its fullest advantage. The Department hence, has a policy to implement different schemes under the Macro-management of Agriculture like ICDP, INM, NRM and other CSS programmes like ATMA, RVKY etc., which has brought about effective advancements in the agricultural sector bringing about an immense impact to the rural farmers of the State. ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT a 2012.13SUSTAINABILITY ISSUES AND DEPARTMENTAL INTERVENTION 2012-2013 Activity of Farmer Department Intervention 1 Low seedreplacement ratio Seed production programme in the farmers’ field for hybrid and other HYV seeds suitable in local condition. 2 Non adoption of new variety Popularization of HY V and hybrid seeds through distribution/demonstration. 3. Low food grain production Popularization of SRI, double& mixed cropping 4. Traditional Organic cultivation Promotion of organic farming by recycling of farm waste for making enriched compost by adoption of various technologies Poor nutrient management Populatization of use ofbio fertilizers and green manuring in crop production to improve soil health & issue of soil health card 6 Poormanagement of erop production and storage Capacity building of farmers through training, using e-media and on farm demonstrating 7 No proper package of practices inorganic condition Conducting research on Organic farming system in Govt. farms 8 Traditional cultural practices Farm mechanization suitable for hilly areas 9 Incidence of insect pest and Popularization of Integrated Pest Management, diseases through FPS 10. Traditional mixed farming practices _ | Income generating integrated farming through watershed approach i Heavy Run -offeausing land degradation, poor water management ‘More priority in water harvesting & water conservation promotion through land development & bench terracing 12. Cultivation in problem soil Reclamation of soil by adding lime to the soil ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT Q 2012-13STRAT Y + More area under Improved & High Yielding Varieties. + Organie Seed production & Certification. + Demonstration on SRI for higher grain yield. + Area Expansion in Pulses, Oil seeds and Buckwheat. + Organic seed treatment for pest and disease management. + Rain Water, Run-off and Stream Water Conservation for providing life saving irrigation during Rabi season. + Land development-Bench terracing, Mass Training Programmes & exposure visit of the field functionaries and farmers. + Dissemination of new and improved technology through print and electronic media. + Farm Mechanization suitable for hilly areas. + Soil Health- issue of soil health card to every household. + Organic Certification process covering over 63,000 ha area. + Enhancing the traditional use of knowledge & technology in Organic Farming system ISSUES + Transport subsidy for liming material to be substantial + Subsidy forbio fertilizerat the same or equal rate as chemical fertilizers. + Priority on water harvesting & water conservation + Soil erosion + Area specific research on organic farming system by ICAR ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT 8) 2012.13AREA, PRODUCTION AND AVERAGE YIELD OF FIELD CROP IN SIKKIM DURING 2012-13. Ne. Crop Area in 000' Hectares | Production in Yield (Kg/Hectare) 000" Tonnes L CEREALS: 1 Rice 11,92 21.34 1790.27 2 Wheat 0.52 0.55 1057.69 3 Maize 39.97 67.95 1700.03 4 Millet 2.98 2.96 993.29 5 Barley 0.59 0.59 1000.00 6 Buckwheat 3.56 3.38 949.44 ‘Total Cereals: 59.54 96.77 1625.29 ita PULSES: 1 Urd 3.27 2.91 890.00 2 Other Pulses 3.10 2.92 941.94 ‘Total Pulses: 637 915.23 Total Food Grain: | 65.91 102.60 1556.67 1. OIL SEEDS 1 Rape & Mustard 438 3.50 799.09 2 Soybean, 3.86 3.61 935.23 Total Oil Seed: 8.24 TAL 862.86 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT Oy 2012.13DISTRICT - WISE E CROP IN SIKKIM DURING 2012-2013. MATES OF AREA, PRODUCTION AND AVERAGE YIELD OF FIELD [cw [ie [Sie | “tone | ten L CEREALS: 1 Rice North 0.98 1.32 1346.94 East 4.91 8.77 1786.15, South 2.42 4.48 1851.24 West 3.61 6.77 1875.35 Total Rice State 11.92 21.34 1790.27 2 Wheat North 0.05 0.05 1000.00 East 0.16 O18 1125.00 South 0.16 017 1062.50 West O15 OS 1000.00 Total Wheat State 0.52 0.55 1057.69 3 Maize North 2.75 4.12 1498.18 East 9.03 15.35 1699.89 South 14.31 24.77 1730.96 West 13.88 23.71 1708.21 ‘Total Maize State 39.97 67.95 1700.03 4 Finger Millet North 0.6 0.55 916.67 East 0.87 09 1034.48, South 0.75 0.73 973.33 West 0.76 0.78 1026.32 ‘Total Millet State 2.98 2.96 993.29 3 | Barley North 0.14 0.15 1071.43, East 0.24 0.25 1041.67 South’ O1L Ol 909.09 West OL 0.09 900.00 Total Barley State 0.59 0.59 1000.00 6 Buck Wheat North 0.19 0.18 947,37 East 1.16 1.14 982.76 South 141 1.35 957.45 West O8 O71 887.50 Total Buckwheat State 3.56 3.38 949.44 7 Cereals North 4.71 6.37 1352.44 East 16.37 26.59 1624.31 South 19.16 31.6 1649.27 West 19.30 32.21 1668.91 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (5) 2012-13,IL 1 | urd North 0 0 0.0 East 0.29 0.28 965.52 ‘South 176 137 892.05 West 1.22 1.06 868.85 Total Urd State 3.27 2.91 390.00 2 | Other Pulses North, 0.24 0.22 916.67 East 0.57 0.53 929.82 South 131 13 992.37 West 0.98 0.87 887.76 Total Other Pulses State 3. 2.92 941.94 Pulses North 024 022 916.67 East 0.86 0.81 941.86 South 3.07 287 934.85 West 2.20 1.93 877.27 Total Pulses State 637 5.83 915.23 Food Grain North 4.95 6.59 1331.31 East 17.23 274 1590.25 South 22.23 34.47 1550.61 West 215) 34.14 1587.91 Total Food Grain State 65.91 102.6 1556.67 I_| OILSEEDS Rape & Mustard North 0.31 0.21 677.42 East 164 1.29 786.59 South 1.36 113 830.88 West 1.07 087 813.08 Total Rape & Mustard | State 438 3.50 799.09 2 | Soybean North 03 0.25 833) East 0.92 09 978.26 South, 145 137 94483 West 119 1.09 915.97 Total Soybean State 3.86 361 935.23 Oilseed North 061 046 754.10 East 2.56 2.19 855.47 South’ 2.81 25 889.68 West 2.26 1.96 867.26 TOTAL OILSEED State 8.24 TAL 862.86 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT 6 2012.13SEASON WISE REA & PRODUCTION OF FIELD CROPS IN SIKKIM DUR! 1G 2012-13. [ce [sesoe [Sinker | “atone tt I CEREALS I Rice Kharif 11.92 21.34 1790.27 Rabi - - - Annual 11.92 21.34 1790.27 Maize Kharif 39.97 67.95 1700.03 Rabi - - - Annual 39.97 67.95 1700.03 Wheat Kharif - - . Rabi 0.52 0.55 1057.69 Annual 0.52 0.55 1057.69 F/Millet Kharif 2.98 2.96 993.29 Rabi - - - Annual 2.98 2.96 993.29 Barley Kharif - - = Rabi 0.59 0.59 1000 Annual 0.59 0.59 1000 Buckwheat Kharif_ a a - Rabi 3,56 3,38 949.44 ‘Annual 3.56 949.44 TOTAL CEREAL Kharif 54.87 92.25 1681.247, Rabi 4.67 4.52 967.88 IL PULSES Urd Kharif 3.27 2.91 889.91 Rabi - - Annual 3.27 2.91 889.91 Other Pulses Kharif 3.1 2.92 941.94 Rabi - - Annual 3. 2.92 941.94 ‘Total Pulses Kharif 6.37 5.83 915.23 Rabi 0 - Annual 6.37 5.83 915.23 Total Food grain Kharif 61.24 98.08 1601.57 Rabi 4.67 4.52 967.88 Annual 65.91 102.60 1556.67 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT mM 2012-13,OIL SEED. Soybean Kharif, 3.86 3.61 935.23 Rabi - - Annual 3.86 3.61 935.23 R/Mustard. Kharif, - - Rabi 4.38 3.5 799.09 Annual 4.38 35 799.09 TOTAL OIL SEED Kharif 3.86 3.61 935.23 Rabi 4.38 35 799.09 ‘Annual 8.24 TAL 862.86 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT 8) 2012.13EARAS ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT 0 2012.13ESTABLISHMENT OF AGENCY FOR REPORTING AGRICULTURAL STA ICS - (EARAS) ‘The scheme for Establishment of Agency for Reporting Agricultural Statistics in Sikkim envisages complete enumeration in 165 GPU. Itis intended to cover all principle crops grown in different seasons in the year with a view to obtain reliable estimate of area, yield rate and production of principle crop by complete ‘enumeration of 20% village in all GPU The survey under this scheme envisages dividing the total number of village in the State into independent non over lapping samples. The sample of 20 % village would be cover in each year inal seasons in the year. All sample villages would be covered under complete enumeration. This will provide the bases for studying the change in the land utilize pattern of the state in a period of five years. TARGET OF CROP YIELD ESTIMATION IN SIKKIM DURING 2012-13 Sl. A No. of Crop Cutting Conducted Crops Particulars No. North | East | South | West | Check | Total 1 Rice Target 128 | 400 | 320 | 350 | 20 1218 Achievement 7 432 [208 | 178 | 20 | 915 2 Wheat Target 100 | 390 | 350 | 330° | 10 1180 ‘Achievement 136 [ 281 | 72 150 [| 08 | 639 3 Khatif Maize | Target 140 | 400 | 400 | 360 | 20 1320 “Achievement 144 [457 (| 319 337_—~| 5 1257 4 FIMillet Target 80, 350 [ 250 | 200 | - 880 ‘Achievement 56 263 | 84 75 = 478, 5 Barley Target 150 | 250 | 52 - - 452, ‘Achievement 0 2B 18 20 61 6 | Buckwheat | Target 90 90 200 [100 | - 480 ‘Achievement 8 a Le = 342, 7 | Urd Target = 100 | 100 | 64 0s (| 269 ‘Achievement 0 100 | 24 35 04 159 8 | Other Pulses | Target = 150 | 60 100 | 05 | 315 ‘Achievement 6 2iT 166 | 40 oF [482 9 | RiMustard | Target 150 | 368 [ 368 | 200 | 10 1096 ‘Achievement 3 | 356 | 179 | 14 [08 [772 10 | Soybean Target 150 | 360 | 360 | 296 | 05 171 ‘Achievement 68 372_[ 175 80 oF [695 TOTAL Target 988 | 2858 | 2460 | 2000 | 75 8381 ‘Achievement 787 | 2734 | 1366 | 1113 | 63 | 6063 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT ay 2012-13Yield Estimation through Crop Cutting Experiment (CCE) NORTH DISTRICT No cror Nosor |__ YIELD cyt DECREASE EXP. % (2012-13) | 2011-12 2012-13 1 Rice 7 1130.50 1346.94 () 19.15 2 Maize 144 1395.50 1498.18 (736 3 Wheat 136 1065.50 1000.00 6.14 4 Finger Millet 56 940.30 916.67 251 5 Barley 0 1150.20 1071.43 (6.85 6 Buckwheat 98 830.00 947.37 (9) 14.14 7 Urd 0 818.50 - ‘© 100.00 8 Rajmash 65 910.50 916.67 (0.67 9 Soybean 68 825.50 833.33 (0.95 10 | Rape & Mustard 123 690.00 667.42 (327 Yield Estimation through Crop Cutting Experiment (CCE) FAST DISTRICT CROP Nosene YIELD (Kg/Hla) Ae 0123) 2011-12 2012-13 “ 1 Rice 432 1755.00 1786.15 @L77 2 Maize 457 1738.00 1699.89 2.19 3 Wheat 281 1180.20 1125.00 04.68 4 Finger Millet 263 990,50 1034.48 44d 5 Barley 23 925.50 1041.67 (12.55 6 Buck wheat 239 940.00 982.76 (4.55 7 Urd 100 895.00 965.52 788 8 | Rajmash (Other pulses) | 211 910.50 992.37 (8.99 9 Soybean 372 960.50 978.26 (185 10 Rape & Mustard 356 820.50 786.59 0413 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (12) 2012.13Yield Estimation through Crop Cutting Experiment (CCE) SOUTH DISTRICT No cror Nosor |__ YIELD cyt DECREASE EXP. % (2012-13) | 2011-12 2012-13 1 Rice 208 1780.10 1851.24 (3.99 2 Maize 319 1635.50 1730.96 (5.84 3 Wheat 2 1120.10 1062.50 5.14 4 Finger Millet 84 935.00 973.33 (4.10 5 Barley 18 830.00 909.09 9.53 6 Buckwheat 121 965.00 957.45 (0.80 7 Urd 24 890.00 892.05 03 8 Rajmash 166 1000.00 992.37 00.76 9 Soybean 175 890.00 944.83 (6.16 10 | Rape & Mustard 179 815.00 830.88 195 Yield Estimation through Crop Cutting Experiment (CCE) FAST DISTRICT CROP Nosene YIELD (Kg/Hla) Ae 0123) 2011-12 2012-13 “ 1 Rice 178 1818.00 1875.35 (35 2 Maize 337 1680.00 1708.21 1.68 3 Wheat 150 900.50 1000.00 () 11.05 4 Finger Millet 18 982.50 1026.32 (450 5 Barley 20 980.00 900.00 8.16 6 Buckwheat 84 900.50 887.50 144 7 Urd 35 840.00 868.85 34 8 Rajmash 40 850.00 887.76 (444 9 Soybean 80 875.50 915.97 (4.62 10 R/ Mustard 114 800.00 813.08 (164 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (13) 2012.13SEED TECHNOLOGY | «syHIGH YIELDING VARIETIES COVERAGE sl. ae Area in Hectares No CROP District Kharif Rabi Total 1 Rice North 51 - 51 East 2048 = 2048 South’ 1198 = 1198 West 1466 - 1466 State 4764 - 4764 2 Maize North 213 - 213 East 7835 = 7835 South 706 = 706 West 546 - 546 State 2249 - 2249 3 Wheat North = 49 49 East = 150 150 South = 150 150 West = 198 198 State - 548 548 ‘Total HYV North 264 49 313 East 9883 150 10033 South 1348) 150 1498 West 1664 198 1862 State 13159 548 13707 Out ofnet cultivated area of 70,000 ha in the State the Rice occupies 11,900 ha of area only which consist of local as well as HYV varieties. A total of 4764 ha covered with 27% of Seed Replacement Rate (SRR) during 2012-13.Now, department has good quality of newer varieties of Rice namely Pandhan-12, Pandhan- 16, Pandhan-18 and CAUR-1 through which seed certified seed production can be done. Under maize a total of 39,970 ha of land is available which is mainly covered by a local, HY V composite, Hybrid and High value maize crops. The HYV covers only 2249 ha of land under total coverage of maize which is only 5.6% which shows tremendious exercise has to be done by the department to increase the SRR in near future. Due to acute shortage of moisture in the soil at the time of wheat cultivation,the prospect of wheat in Sikkim is not very encouraging therefore much area under wheat have been taken by the Buckwheat cultivation as substitute. ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT a7 2012.13HYBRID VARIETIES COVERAGE Area in Hectares CROP District Kharif Rabi Total 1 Paddy North) 400 - 400 East 910 - 910 South 416 - 840 West 840 - 416 State 2566 - 2566 2 | Maize (Hybrid, North 486 - 486 Babycom, East 1258) - 1258) Sweetcorn ete) South 1445 - 1445 West 1686 - 1686 State 4876 - 4876 Total Hybrid North) 886 - 886 East 2168 - 2168 South 1861 - 1861 West 2526 - 2526 State 7441 - 7441 The variety of Paddy Hybrid KRH-2 gives good result in farmers field but the Department is in look out fornewer Hybrid variety for more crop production. Under Maize the exsting variety of Hybrid are C-14-15 and DMH-849 give better yield. Further the Department will be trying to build up the Hybrid Babycom seed production in the State in coming years. The constant Babycom; Sweetcom, Popcom and HQPM-1 have greater scope for instant marketing. ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORTStatement of Improved Varieties Coverage - 2012-13 sl. ae Area in Hectares No CROP District Kharif Rabi Total 1 | Finger Millet North 176 - 176 East 892, = 892, South’ 1294) = 1294) West 101 - 101 State 2463 - 2463 2 Barley North - - - East = 18 18 South - 9 9 West = = - State - 27 27 3 Urd North = = : East = = - South 346 = 346 West 487 = 487 State 833 - 833, 4 [Other Pulses Rajma| North 187 - 187 East 289 - 289 South 570 = 570 West 365 - 365 State 14 - 1411 5 | Other Pulses North = = : (Ricebean) East 34 - 34 South 96 : 96 West 46 - 46 State 176 - 176 6 Soyabean North 60 = 60 East 288 : 288 South 171 = 171 West 100 = 100 State 619 = 619 7 | Rape and Mustard North : 214 214 East - 1564 1564 South - 1305 1305 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT a9) 2012-13West = 1498 1498 State - 4581 4581 8 | Buckwheat North : 7 7 East = 659) 659 South - ml ML West = 809) 809 State - 2586 2586 Total Improved North 423 221 44 Varieties East 1503 2241 3744 South’ 2477 2425 4902 West 1099 2307 3406 State 5502 7194 12696 Through INSIMP, a CSS the development of Finger millet has gained significant stride among the marginal farmers. Almost 8 % of area under Finger Millet i.e, 2463 ha of area is covered by improved varieties of Finger Millet GPU-28, MR-1, and Indef-7. This is highly nutritious crop for people of all ages. Under improved varieties, most significant crops are Rajma, Urd and Buckwheat where remarkable size of area are now under these highly priced crop and these crops are showing tremendous market potentiality in coming years. ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (20) 2012.13TRADITIONAL CROPS The Department of Food Security and Agriculture Development, Govt. of Sikkim has been able to conserve, preserve and popularize some of the traditional crops namely Buckwheat var-Meethey, Urd var- Paheli Dal, Barley Var- Local and Ricebean Vat- massayam which were on the verge of extinction and now with constant effort the department has able to cover 3622 hectares under traditional crops and find some scoope for development of these promising traditional crops in the State, These crops are climate resilient and are well suited in this region. With systematic planning these crops can fetch good price to the farmers in organic condition. Statement of Traditional Crops Area in Hectares CROP District Kharif Rabi Total 1 Buckwheat North = 7 7 East = 659) 659) South - iin iil West - 809) 809 State - 2586 2586 2 urd North = = : Bast = = - South 346 - West 487 - State 833 ~ Barley North = = - East = 18 18 South - West = = : State - 27 27 4 | Other Pulses North = = - (Ricebean) East 34 - 34 South 96 - 96 West 46 - 46 State 176 = 176 5 | Total Traditional North - 1 1 Crops East 34 67 7 South 442, 1120 1562 West 533 809) 1342 State 1009 2613 3622 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (21) 2012-13Summary of HYV and Improved Varieties Coverage SI No| ‘Crop Outside Source] Internal Source] Total c average (Qtls) (Qtls) (Ha) T Rice oT Teas 2320 3800 2. Wheat 500 48 548 ‘548 3 Maize 319 154 a3 2365 4. Mustard 300 19.64 319.64 4566 5. Soyabean 200 49.3 249.3 623 6. Rajma Tz 267.545 9895 1413 7. Finger Millet 156.6 83.93 2399 3427 ‘Transplanted Paddy crop in Aho Village ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (22) 2012413SI D PRODUC JON IN FAR MI ‘SF .D- 2012-2013 STATEMENT OF CERTIFIED SEEDS/TRUTHFULLY LABELLED SEEDS PRODUCTION IN THE FARMERS FIELD DURING 2012-13 o VARIETY _] DISTRIC | SEED PROCESSED | SEED PROCESSED [AREA] TOTAL No TS. INMAJITAR SPU | INSPUJORETHANG | COVER | SEED (QTLs) PROCE Noof | Qy | Noof wy SSED registered | (Quis) registered | (Qtis) growers rowers T._| PADDY Via2PDIOT | NORTH ~ ~ Ye Sug. 2PDI2PD- 16/VL-154 de EAST 3 aaa : : ness | He do SOUTH 18 31852 10 35.00 | 886.00 | 353.52 VLR WEST 2 275 10 124.72] 105555 |_422.22, TOTAL PADDY iat [ 4047.44 | _20 159.72 3020.1 | 1206.94 2, ] MAIZE HYV- NORTH, = - - zi : - composi- [BAST 3 T0937 3a735_| W957 teParentline! [SOUTH 2 0,895 12 39515 | 202.05 | 40.41 VijayCompiP [WEST z 483) 2415 | 4.83 ‘opcom TOTAL Mal 33 [noses | 14 aaa | 77878 | 154748 3] MILLET INDAFT/GB_| NORTH 1 - : 1205 | 12.05 u28Me-1 [EAST 6 i : 1749_[ 17.49 SOUTH, 6 3 1.00 3.9_|_53.39 WEST = i : TOTAL MILLET B 3 Too | #393 | 8393 % [BUCKWHE | Mecihey | NORTH 316 : : 737 316 AT EAST. 32 $59.94 | 461.96 SOUTH 6 is Feo [8249 | 377468 ‘WEST = z 1B 317561 _| 739.3] 517.56 TOTAL BUCKWHEAT oo uw 993.6 | 2231.si_| 1562.14 3 [RAIMA | JawalaVarun [NORTH 3 : : 12.8 [113.97 EAST. 16 474 | 33.19) SOUTH 1 2 #65 [70.11 [49.08 WEST 2 23 70.526 | 101.8 | 71.305 TOTAL_RAJMA 2: is 119.17 | 382.2 _| 267.543 @ [SOYABEA | Pk-042/VL-_ | NORTH 3 : : 108 [4335 N BhawVL- [EAST 9 zi 40.02 16.01 47/Black Bold [SOUTH 1 5 ama | 205 8.20, WEST. 6 6 8176 _|_sll_| 2047 ‘TOTAL SOVABEAN 19 1s 129 | i242 [49.03 7, | MUSTARD | B-9 NORTH = - - : EAST 6 357 : : 1265_[ 8857 SOUTH 1 1384 i i.7i_| 1384 WEST [= - 1 3a 134.2 94 ‘TOTAL MUSTARD 7 1024 r 94 2805 | 19.68 & ]URD Pehali NORTH = - zi : Dal(SK-PD-3) [EAST SOUTH T O85 7 Tia [aka [178.06 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (24) 2012-13SOUTH, Oa TF Tai [oak [17.06 WEST - - 16 2642 440.3 | 268.2 (6.736 atl received SIMFED) TOTAL PAHELI DAL i oas EY ‘641 | 7287 | 4726 9, [ RICEBEAN J Massyam NORTH i 5 : 7 EAST 3 2052 Dae _| 2052 SOUTT 1 96 5 3e70 [92.37 [37.66 WEST H 38 4 27.301 [39.82 [27.88 TOTAL RIGEBEAN i 22.06 13 ‘34.004 | 151.5 | 106.06 TO] BARLEY | Local VIB | NORTH. : : z EAST 7 Tait = isiy_| isa SOUTH, : : H 370 97 9.70) WEST 5 i TOTAL, BARLEY 7 TRAT T 970__|_a7a7 | 3787 Te] WHEAT | Sonalika NORTH, i = - = EAST : : : 7 SOUTT : : 2 : ‘WEST = = 7 a a a ‘TOTAL WHEAT 1 ar m1 ar ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (25) 2012.13DISTRICTWISE & VARIETYWISE CERTIFIED SEEDS PRODUCED IN FARMERS FIELD DURING 2012-13. (QUANTITY OF CROPS/VARIETY IN QUINTALS No.of [PADDY | Noof MAIZE No.of | SOYABEAN Growers | V-82 Growers | HYV Growers | Pk-1042/ DISTRICT/GPU PD-10 composite! VL-Bhatu ‘Sug-2 Parentline/ VLAt /PD12 VijayComp) Black Bold PD-16 Popeom L154 NORTH: : = = 3 TOTAL = = = = 3 EAST: z 30.14 2B 90.52 T Gangtok Mazitar 3 20.36 = : 3 10.44 Rongli 2 101.94 20 15.69 - 7 Pakyong B 219.56 I 0 z : Pacheykhani 18 4187 = i - TOTAL: 2 413.87 # 106.9 6 1138 SOUTH 10 30.40 12 39515 7 430 Namehi Namthang 2 581 = i zi - Bermiok/Ravongla 5 271.09 2 0.895 T 0425 TOTAL i7 373 4 40.41 8 478 WEST: - Gyalsing 1 91.85 0.85 Soreng 7 61.269 3 43 6671 Daramdin 19 21723 = - 6.925 TOTAL: 33 370.349 3 483 it 14.446 Govt. Farm: Nazitam Farm 1 8.16 1 2.50 Bermiok Farm 1 162 = 5 T 3.485 Mellidara Farm : : 7 Daramdin Farm 6 32.19 = : T 538 Dikling Farm 1 1037 = 1 126 Chujachen farm - - = - T 2B Kopchey Farm 5 5 T 15 T 94 ‘Sudunglakha Farm 5 5 = 5 5 TOTAL 9 Rt 2 2.615 5 BAS Local - = - 7 7 Procurement by SIMFED GTOTAL ISI 1203.8 @ 154,755 33 W836 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (26) 2012.13,QUANTITY OF CROPS/VARIETY IN QUINTALS DISTRICT/GPU |" No.of | RAJMA No.of | BWHEAT | No.of | F/MILLET Growers | Jawala/Var- | Growers | Meethey | Growers | INDAF-7. un GBU-28/ MRL NORTH: 113.97 2 3.16 T 12.05 Mangan TOTAL 3 113.97 2 5.16 1 12.05 EAST: Gangtok : 19 256.25 Mazitar 3 617 2 0.62 2 0.684 Rongli 9 23.81 21 97.46 T 2.87 Pakyong 4 3.21 8 103.87 3 13.94 Pacheykhani TOTAL: 16 33.19 30 458.2 6 17.494 SOUTH:Namchi 16 29.19 9 2713 3 10 Namthang z - z z z z Bermiok/ Ravongla 6 19.61 13 498.2 6 53.39 TOTAL 2 488 2 769.5 9 54.39 WEST: Gyalsing - 2 0.67 1 297 Soreng 21 69.85 7 269.92 z z Daramdin 2 0.785 : : TOTAL: 25 71.305 4 366.92 - - Govt. Farm: - - - - Nazitam Farm 1 2.96 Bermiok Far z - 1 1.76 z z Mellidara Farm : : - - : : Daramdin Farm z - z z z z Dikling Farm : zi : : : : Chujachen farm - Kopchey Farm z - : z z Sudunglakha - - i 0.80 - - Farm ‘TOTAL z = 3 552 z z Local - - - - - - Procurement by SIMFED G.TOTAL 66 267.265, a 16 83.934 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT en 2012-13DISTRICT/GPU QUANTITY OF CROPS/VARIETY IN QUINTALS No.of | MUSTARD No.of WHEAT | Noof | RIBEAN i) Growers | sonalika | Growers | Massyam NORTH: - - - - - - Mangan TOTAL - - ‘i ‘i : : EAST:G 1 058 z 5 I 10.00 Mazitar 1 2.03 5 ‘i Rongli 1 057 z 5 6 452 Pakyong 1 1.66 zi zi 2 6.00 Pacheykhani - z TOTAL: 4 384 ‘i : 8 20.52 SOUTH:Namchi : - 6 16.68 ‘Namthang : : 5 5 = : Bermiok/ - - - - Ravongla 3 40.02 TOTAL : : : : 9 367 WEST: Gyalsing - - : 2 13.51 Soreng H 9.50 1 48.00 2 13.19 Daramdin - - I 058 TOTAL: 1 9.90 1 48.00 5 27.88 Govt. Farm: H 3.00 Nazitam Farm Bermiok Farm I 138 I 36 Mellidara Farm zi zi = = Daramdin Farm - z = : Dikling Farm i 1.00 5 5 = ‘ Chujachen farm - - z = : Kopchey Farm : : : 5 = ‘ TOTAL 3 338 i 0.96 Local - - - = = Procurement by SIMFED 8 212 1 48.00 B 106.06 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT 28) 2012-13DISTRICT/GPU QUANTITY OF CROPS/VARIETY IN QU No.of Growers URD (paheli dal) No.of Growers NORTH: Mangan TOTAL EAST: Gangtok Mazitar Rongli Pakyong Pacheykhani TOTA! SOUTH:Namchi Namthang Bermiok/ Ravongla 29.95 9.70 TOTAL 18 173.06 9.70 WES) Syalsing 128.64 Soreng 128.82 Daramdin TOTAL 16 257.46 Govt. Farm: Nazitam Farm Bermiok Farm Mellidara Farm Daramdin Farm. Dikling Farm Chujachen farm Kopchey Farm Sudunglakha Farm TOTAL Local Procurement by SIMFED G.TOTAL B052 2787 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (29) 2012.13NEW SEED TESTING LAB. AT JORETHANG REPORT ON SEEDS RECEIVED & PROCESSED AT JORETHANG SEED PROCESSING UNIT DURING 2012-13. SL.NO CROP VARIETY QTY RECEIVED | QTY PROCESSED (QTL) (QTL) H Paddy PD-10 104.03 96.55 VL-82 16.76 15.77 PD-12 2.10 1.85 PD-16 1.80 1.55 VL-154 4.76 39.40 ‘Total Paddy 166.45 155.12 2 Maize Vijay Composite 8.54 7.98 C1415, 37.41 36.37 Total Maize 45.95 44.35 3 Barley Local 10.00) 9.70 ‘Total Barley 10.00 9.70 a Buckwheat | Local 1024.54 993.61 ‘Total Buckwheat 1024.54 993.61 5 Soybean PK-1042 718 6.82 PK-262 179 1.68 VL-47 2.47 2.36 Soya- Bhatt 0.43 oat ISS-335 1.35 127 Local 0.39 0.36 Total Soybean 13.61 12.90 6 Rajmash Varun- HARC 70.19 68.01 Iwala 1.04 1.00 Harsil 45.88 44,05 ‘Thakmaney (Local) 2.75 2.67 PDR-14 131 1.26 Chakrota 2.31 2.19 Total Rajmash 123.48 119.18 7 Finger Millet [MR-1 0.47 0.46 Local 0.23 0.22 GPU-28 0.35 0.32 Total Finger Millet 1.05 1.00 8 Rape & Mustard [B-9 9.90 ‘Under process ‘Total R/Mustard 9.90 Under process 9 Wheat Sonalika 48.00 Under process ‘Total Wheat 48.00 Under process 10 Ricebean Local 86.77 84.01 Total Ricebean 86.77 84.01 i PaheliDal | Local 443.60 429.68 ‘Total Paheli Dal 429.68 TOTAL SEED 1849.55 RECEIVED/PROCESSED ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (30) 2012-13PROGRESS REPORT ON EED TESTING LABORATORY YEARLY PROGRESS REPORT ON SEED TESTING 1, Name of the State Seed Testing Lab: State Seed Testing Lab Postal Address: State Seed Testing Lab Department of Food Security & Agriculture Development Majitar, East Sikkim Postal Code: 737102 2. Status of the Laboratory whether notified: Y (Under seetion 4 of seed act 1966(¥/N) 3. Detail of Staff. a) Notified seed analyst under Section 12 of seed Act, 1966 b) Un- Notified seed analyst under Section 12 of seed Act, 1966 : NII ©) Other Staff 7 Total (a+b+e) 8 4. Capacity of the laboratory in the previous year 5000 Nos 5. Existing capacity of the lab: 4859 Nos, ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT GI) 2012.13MAJITAR SEED PROCESSING UNIT The Food Security & Agri Dev. Department have one Seed Processing Unit at Majitar and one at Jorethang (South). Throughout the year seed processing is done and itis the routine work of the Department. Seed processing is an important phase of certification process and is responsible for upgrading seed quality by removing foreign materials, inert matter, undersized seeds, off-sized and deteriorated /damaged seeds. Certified seeds are being produced in the Farmers field and in Govt. Farms of the State Govt. for the last seven years under the supervision of the officer of the department following the guidelines and norms of the Seed Act 1966. The Seed from the South and West district are brought to the Seed Processing Unit at Jorethang and seeds from North & East districts are brought to Majitar Seed Processing Unit for processing and certification. ‘The steps involved in processing of seeds are as follows: The Certified seeds brought from the farmer's field have high percentage of impurities. They need to be pre-cleaned by removing undersized seeds, off sized seed, thrash, deteriorated and damaged seeds and graded foruniformity in sized and quality. The grader provided at SPU has grading capacity of | MT per hr. on the basis of wheat. ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (32) 2012.13Seed Grader (1000 kg /hr. On the basis of wheat) Sikkim being the high rainfall area with high RH (above 80%), the seeds brought to the processing unit normally has high percentage of moisture (above 20%). They need to be dried to safe moisture percentage (<12%) is very important. The seed processing unit have one seed dryer which has the capacity to dry 500 kgs per batch(on the basis of wheat) The temperature of seed dyer is maintained at the range of 40-45 degree atall times. SEED DRYER After drying seeds are bagged, sealed and affixed the certification tag on the seed bag . These seed bags are then stored in the cold storage Unit so as to maintain the germination percentage & viability of seeds over a longperiod oftime. The cold storage unit at Majitar has storage capacity of 20 MT with cooling system and dehumidifiers which are fully automatic with auto cut facilities. The temperature in the seed store is maintained at the range of 15-20C and the relative humidity is maintained at the range of 55-60 % at all times. ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (33) 2012-13,EED CERTIFICATION AND TESTING ‘One State Seed Testing laboratory of FS&ADD js located at Majitar, East where seed testing and certification is done in the laboratory throughout the year. Since, seed testing is an important phase of crop cultivation, The main objective of seed testing is to ascertain the quality of seed, which play an important role in the seed certification as well as in the general production. The category of test performed in the laboratory is germination test, moisture determination and observation of physical purities. Seeds of different species require different condition to be able to germinate to their full potential. As per the strength of the laboratory, a total of 4859 nos. of seed samples are being tested in the laboratory annually which comprises Service samples and certified seed samples. SEED TESTING REPORT 2012-13 SEED SAMPLE, SAMPLE TESTED (Nos.) FAILED(Nos.) PASS(Nos.) CERTIFIED SEED 391 - 391 SERVICE SAMPLE 4400 68 4332 TOTAL 4791 68 4723 Figl. Samples are fed in the hopper Fig. 2 Physical Purity test The seed samples is. fed into the hopper of divider and allow the sample to pass through the main body of the divider to homogenize the submitted sample before reducing it to the size of working sample. Physical purity test conducted on purity board for identification of specific contaminant seeds, weed seed, inert matter. ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (35) 2012.13SEED GERMINATION TEST: Three types of tests are conducted and the suitable substrate used in the laboratory for seed germination are 1 Fine river sand 2. Topofpaper(T:P) 3 Between papers (B.P) 1, Sand: The bold type of seeds (Soybean, Rajmash, and Maize) are planted on a level layer of moist sand and covered with 10-20 mm of compressed sand depending on the size of the seed. To ensure good ‘germination itis recommended that bottom layer of sand be loosened by raking before sowing. Germination testare evaluated by counting the seedling, Only a single countis made encase of sand test. Seed germination test carried out in sand trays 2. Top of Paper (T-P): Small seeded species (Mustard, millet) are usually tested on top of paper: Individual paper circles is dipped in tap water with the help of forceps after draining off extra moisture itis placed in the petri dishes of appropriate size with tight fitting lid to avoid evaporation which are placed in cabinet, The relative humidity in the cabinet is maintained as close to saturation as possible to prevent drying out. 3. Between paper (B.P):Large and medium sized seeds (paddy, buckwheat,wheat) however are unable or too slow to germinate under these condition because their upper surface loses moisture too quickly for the required threshold content to be achieved. The seeds therefore needed another sheet of germination paper on top of them by loosely covering the seeds with an additional layer of filter paper. ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (36) 2012-13,Between paper Test Polythene sheet is used to cover the roll so as to retain the moisture and to retain the seed at their place on the germination paper. The rolls are kept in vertical position in the germinator. Germination test is evaluated after expiry of germination period which varies from crop to crop. First and second counts are usually taken _in the case of between paper (BP) and top of paper (TP) and only a single countismade incase of sandtest. Finally the results of germination test are reported on analysis certificate. ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT G7) 2012-13,REVISED RATE OF CERTIFIED SEEDS IN THE STATE SI.No. Crop 1. Paddy 2. Maize-Compost 3. Maize Hybrid 4, Wheat 5, Buckwheat 6. Millet 7. Paheli dal/Urd 8. Rajmash 9. Mustard 10. Soybean 11. Local Soybean(Black Bold) 12. Baby corm 13. Sweet com with husk 14, Pop com dried (only grain) ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT Rate (Rs/ kg) 25.00/- 30,00/- 50.00. 20.00/- 40.00/- 35.006. 90.00/- 110.00/- 50,004. 50,00. 70.00/- 38) Procurement rate of grain Collection point of SIMFED 20.00/- 30.00/- 72.00/- 30.00/- 30.00/- 30.006. 40.00/- 2012.13SOIL TESTING LABORATORY | (ayPROGRESS REPORT ON SOIL TESTING LABORATORIES FOR THE YEAR 2012-13. 1. SOIL TESTING Soil Testing] No Of Labs Annual Analyzing Natieed Fee Lab Under Capacity Nutrients State 5 ; 5 , i Gorennssent [Static | Mobile| Total |Static | Mobile| Total |NPK | Micro | Total [Soi Testing] oy | or | 02 | 10,000] 3000 | 13,000 9297 | 43s | 973 | 74.86 Lab Tabong B. Soil Testing) 1 - o1 | 7000 | - 7000 | 6134 | - 6134 87.62 Lab South [C- Soil Testing} 9, ol 02 | 7000 } 3000 | 10000 | sear | - S641 | 56.41 Lab West Total [03 | 02 | 05 | 24000 | 000 | 30,000 | 21,072] 435 | 21,s07[ 71.69 2. NO. OF SOIL HEALTH CARDS ISSUED FOR NUTRIENTS: ‘CUMULATIVE CARD PERIOD NPK MICRONUTRIENTS | TOTAL DISTRIBUTED TILL DATE 2012-2013 9689) 9689 9689) 3. SOURCE OF SAMPLES: SOURCES NO OF SAMPLES DIRECT BY FARMERS 21,072 ANY OTHER( KVK,CAEPHT,ETC) 413 4, SOIL FERTILITY STA’ ‘'S SAMPLES ANALYZED DURING THE PERIOD. CONTEN | LOW Tow MEDIO] MEDIUM | HIGH | HIGH TOTAL] TOTAL T [RANGE | RANGE = | M RANGE RANGE | RANGE 2oni-t2 | 2012-13 rosa | 2012-13 RANGE | 2012-2013 | 2011-12 | 2012-13 2011-12 N | 08 109 12988 To ised 10.01% — | (below 280) | 83.18% (aboves60) (52%) 16.02%) P ([@ 7289 v2 14680 ised | 21,072 321 (below0) (10.24.6) 30.32% | (above24.6) 03%) (28.9% (69.6%) | is36 235 247 aaa 14390 isera [31072 9.83 (below 108) | 69.40% | (108-280) | 20.77% | (above 280) (1%) (29.68%) (69.2%) ORGANIC | 178 169) Bs 3804 17009 Tera [31072 CARBON | 1.14 (oelowo.s) | 15.07% — | (05.0.7) (above 0.75) (.80%) (18.49%) (80.7%) PH 3145 312 Tosa 16313 200 an47 Tere [31,072 20.14% — | tbelows) | 66'53% | (5-6) 13.33% | (above 6) 24%) 714%) (20.18%) ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (43) 2012.134, GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF MICRO NUTRIENT STATUS OF SOIL ANALYZED. ‘CONTENT RANGE TOTAL LOW MEDIUM HIGH MANGANESE 7aeSppm) _ | 116(5-10ppm) 245 10pm) _| 435 BORON (©0.5ppm)_ | 309(0.5-2ppm) 126(>2ppm) 435 IRON 11@Sppm) _ | 32G-10ppm) 392@10ppm)__| 435 GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF MICRONUTRIENTS an ra rr mw ura ec 1 where etal Line vnthess ime re scsee= aaselaees =¢t% ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (44) 2012.136. GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF SOIL FERTILITY STATUS SOIL PARAMETERS LOW ‘MEDIUM HIGH pH 2.4% 714% 20.14% Org.Carbon 80% 18.4% 80.7% Nitrogen 5.2% 78.7% 16.02% Phosphorous 13% 29.64% 69.6% Potassium| 11% TIAN 69.2% Graphical Representation of Soll Fertility Status of Sikkim 2012-13 Ill: Wah atam — FiISpee Miele Peteichan oh om. i oh Oo 2 Wie Foe tL ett pH on, bat tee tte ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT heerete (45) 2012.13SL. ] DISTRICT SERVICE | CUMULATIVE | CUMULATIVE ] SOIL NO. PROVIDER | SAMPLE SAMPLE HEALTH RECIEV. ANALYSED CARD ISSUED I STATIC SOIL [CONCEDE TR 2 R. LABTADONG [TPL. 2624 1158 652 EAST ICCOA, 1172 1172, 450 AMARIYOTI 790 650 SSWYA, BS BS 35 MEVEDIR 1597 37. 2 NORTH ‘SIMFED - = MORARKA 328 235 ITS 3939 2700 MEVEDIR 773 = z 3 STATIC SOIL [| MORARKA’ 2146 2146 1546 LAB NAMTHANG [SIMFED. 287 287 SOUTH SRESTA 919 637 124 4 STATIC SOIL | SHEEL 1500 1161 750 LAB ,GYALSING | BOITECH WEST JUSTROP. 3333, 1716 900 MEVEDIR: 1169 755) (692 HVS’ a 268 268) ORGANIC 389 50 : SIKKIM AMARJYOTI 200 200 200 5 MOBILE CONCEDE, 1199 103 103 VAN,EAST ‘SIMFED 652 652 652 PL 2003 2003 1150 AMARIYOTI : - : SSWYA, 122 122 122 6 MOBILE VAN [MEVEDIR 1491 1491 1082 WEST SHEEL - - - BIOTECH, JUSTROP. = HVS’ = ORGANIC - SIKKIM 7 MOBILE VAN [MORARKA 2989) 2947 a6 SOUTH SRESTA : = : ‘SIMFED 5 5. 5 AMARIYOTI : = : TOTAL REPORT UPTO THE MONTH 31,115 21,072 9689 OF MAY ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (46) 2012.13PROGRESS REPORT OF SOIL ANALYSIS OF SOIL TESTING LAB FOR THE YEAR 2012 - 2013. DISTRICT | SERVICE TARGET | ACHIEVEMENT | SOILTO BE PROVIDER RECIEVED NORTH ITS 4465 3939) 526 MORARKA 303 328 425 SIMFED. 1041 - - MEVEDIR 701 773 +63 EAST CONCEDE 1155 1271 +116 IPL 4684 4627 37 ICCOA 2221 1172 1049 AMARIYOTI 642 790 +148 SSWYA 499 557 +58 MEVEDIR 1793 1597 196 SIMFED. 522 652 +138 SOUTH MORARKA 8169 5135 3034 SRESTA. 2069 919 1150 SIMFED. 365 362 3 AMARIYOTI 1134 200 934 WEST MEVEDIR 2051 2660 609 SHEELBIOTECH | 4048 1500 2528 ORGANIC 1528 389 1139 SIKKIM JUSTROP. 1050 3333 2283 HVS 500 OL +411 OTHERS - 413 - TOTAL 38,940 31,528 13,508 (+959) Soil Testing Lab. Tadong ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (47) 2012.13INTEGRATED PEST MENAGEMENT (IPM) (49)INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT (IPM) Progress Report on IPM under Macro Management (PLANT PROTECTION) Rs. in lakhs SL Programme! Target ‘Achievement Remarks No components Physical | Financial | Physical | Financial 1 [Farmers Field School [- : : : 2. | Promotion of Bio- 24000kg [10.00 | 24000n0s. | 10.00 Pesticides 3,_| Seed Treatment 37359 lus. [__12.00 57 nos. 821 4,_| Strengthening of Bio- Thos. 40.00 Thos. 0.95 Control Lab. 5._| Production of Bio- 298 35000 298 035 Agents 6 | Gross Grand Total on 26.00 macro management Bio- Pesticides used for seed treatment SL.NO | BIO-PESTICIDES QNTY. AMOUNT (RS.) T Pseudomonas Florescence 300 kg 81,000.00 2 Trichoderma viridae 300 kg 81,000.00 3 Seed Cell 30 kg 1,50,000.00 4 Castor repellent for verterbrate pest 00 3,00,000.00 5 Mustrad oil repellent for gram 400 40,000.00 6 Blue pads for rodent 3000 90,000.00 7 Consultancy control of store grain pest at SPU - 3,39,000.00 TOTAL 12,00,000.00 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (1) 2012-13DETAILS OF BIO-PE ICIDES USED FOR PEST & DISEASE CONTROL SL | Name of crops/Seeds 2012-13 No Bio- pesticides used Qty. Used 1. | Paddy Pseudomonas 150 Itr. Neem extract 150 ltr Bacillius thurengensis, 50 kgs. 2._| Maize Metarrhizum 150 kes 3,_| Pulses (Green gram) NPV 30 ts. 4. | Buckwheat PSB 150 ltrs. General Problem Beauveria bassiania 200 kgs District wise distribution of Bio-pesticides for the year 2012-13. (Ist lot) S| Partictars —)Totar No ty. | east | west | Norm | sou | seu | seu | xvK | vk | KvK | pat Mazitar | doreth | West | South | North omg Rodent 300 | 100 | Too | 30 | too | 20-20] 30] 30 | a0 a Repellent Ite. (Ecodon) Z [Nemeact [a [HO [7 | 30 7] =e [te te 30 (100-4200 | its, 20) ls. 3. [Bassin [200 [30 [30] 20 | 30 | 355 3 5 (las Bessi) | kgs. 4 Metariiniam | 200] 30-30-3030 sss (las Meta) — | kgs. 5 | Bacillus Tooke | 30] 30 | a0 | SO] Ps ps ps pis thuringensis | s % | Trichoderma [200 [S030] 30] 50] Ts [5 5 (Nemoderma) | kes. 7 | Preidomanas [200 [S030] 30] 50 Ts [3 5 ftuorescence | kgs. ¥_ | Salphar a ~ps ps |e | s (liquid) Irs ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (52) 2012-13Additional District - Wise Distribution of Bio- Pesticides for the year 2012-13, PROGRAMME SL] Particulars | Total No. Qty. | Kast | west | North | Soun | sPu seu | kvK | kvK | kvK | Bat Mazitar | Jorethang | West | South | North 1. | Peeadomonas [TSS | 35 [3520] 35—_[= 7 x [7s TORS Aoureseence Z| Trichoderma | Toons. [30 [20] 1835 [a0 |= 7 rn TO viridae [NPV soins, [10 | 10 |S [= 7 s [s7F Tis 7 [Phosphorous [Tse [3s 3820/38 [= sp ors solubiising bacteria 5 |BDSOVeED | These [OS fos [oso [os [= 7 7 oF 508 ss. (em pack) © [Vericiliom [ska [oo [oo ]a0_—_ foo] 7 > [s75 Tags 7 Seed cal somes [SYS 5 10 10 7 [2 [@ Tig © | Masardot | a00Ts. [50 [so [3050 T00 Too = [575 3s, repellent for Grain in store 3._| Rodent zoo Pao | a0 [7 PAO | 10 = [7s oS contol os. os. (Trubble gum) IPM ACTIVITIES Transportation Of Ipm Inputs Displays Of Ipm Units ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (53) 2012.13CONSTRAINTS AND REQUIREMENTS, 1. Lack of budget provision for sustaining the IPM mobile unit ( viz. M/R payment fordrivers, fuel for mobile vans). 2. Shortage of Man power a, Full fledged Dy. Director for West b PPO for 5 subdivisions ©. PPA for 5S subdivisions The crucial activities under Macromanagement i, ¢. Farmers Field School is Disband which has affected the dissemination of IPM technology, which used to be only programme for demonstrating IPM technologies. Need some schemes or programmes to sustain the unit. 4, Theactivity like" Survey & Surviellancr" is also one ofthe important component underIPM_ Strategy, for which at least some fund should provided from the Scheme RKVY. 5. There is very litle provision under the Sub Head in M.V under Plant Protection whieh is insufficient to meet up the expenditure for old pending bills of old Govt. Vehicle along with its fuel to meet up. 6. The manpower management and the input procurement is done separately by Horticulture and Agriculture which creates confusion during the course of outbreak of diseases/pests. 7. Heavy electricity bill of Rs. 13560/-( sometimes still more)per month starts receiving due to 100 KVA ‘Transformer. To overcome this problem, we need to install MDI (Maximum Demand Indicator) in the Metre (as technical advised by Power Department) which is costing of Rs. 16,000 /-(for cost of MDI, cable wire,etc. including fitting charges). So that it reduce the billing ranging from 2250 /- to 3000 /- per month(@ 150/-per KVA subject to make an agreement in their prescribed format to consume only to the maximum of 25 KVA by the Lab, till further installation of heavy machinaries & equipments in the Laboratory in future ORGANIC FARMING The department has been actively involved in completely replacing the chemical fertilizers and pesticides requirement and consumption of the state with organic options and by conducting integrated nutrient management demonstration and there is need for conducting more such demonstration to bring more awareness amongst the farming community. Through proper demonstration of nutrient management using various organic sources in the farmer's field and maintenances of soil health can bring awareness of the technology amongst the farming community. Efforts are being made to replace the chemical sources of nutrients by organic sources through the process of recycling farm and forest waste, promoting use of Bio- fertilizers, organic fertilizer, ete. the department is also promoting the modern and scientific method of compost making and other technology of soil health improvement. Since Sikkim has been declared as organic state and the subsidy on chemical fertilizer is tapered and fully stopped by the year 2006-07. In order to replace the need of nutrient to crop the Department is propagating and advocating farmers to adopt new and modern technology of organic farming system to sustain the crop production, employing of some such as enrich rural composting, vermicomposting, bio fertilizer, soil amendments and other source of organic plant nutrients. To increase the crop production and productivity the soil health and soil nutrient available to crop play a major role. The integrated nutrients management is the only alternative in organic farming system to improve the productions in sustainable manner. Thus proper demonstration of nutrients management using various organic sources in the farmer's field and maintaining of soil health can bring awareness of the technology amongst the farming community. ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (56) 2012.13I, RURALCOMPOSTING CUM COW URINE PIT SYSTEM. To make best use of farm waste system and conservation of cow urine, an ambitions rural composting development programme is being popularized on a large scale in the State, In order to increase the farmers to produce large and enrich the rural compost to replace chemical fertilizer in nutrients supply to crops. (a) RURAL COMPOSTING CUM URINE PIT CONSTRUCTED SL. District Unit Physical No. 1 North Nos. - 2 East Nos. - 3. South Nos. 340 4, West Nos. 382 Total Nos. 722 BALANCED AND INTREGARTED USE OF FERTILIZER UNDER MACRO MANAGEMENT I. Vermi-Composting Programme The major benefits of compost are economical, sustainable and easily acceptable. It is eco-friendly and improves soil health by supplying micro nutrients. It works as agent of physical decomposition IL, Demonstration on use of Bio-fertilizers in crop production Acomponent "Balance and integrated use of fertilizer" is included in the macro-management of Agriculture Programme. The use of bio-fertilizer have been nitrogen fixing bacteria, Phosphate solubilizing bacteria and Potassium mobilizing bacteria and organic manure give better germination crop growth and development even in moisture stress condition. (A) BIO-FERTILIZER DEMONSTRATION ON WHEAT/BUCKWHEAT:-2012-13. Area 2525 ha Manure-Nalpak SLNo. District Unit Physical 1 North Qt 10 2. East Qt. 149 3 South Qt 36 4. West Qt. 86 Total Qt. 281 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT 67) 2012.13(B) _ BIO-FERTILIZER DEMONSTRATION ON MAIZE Area - 4000 ha ‘Manure Nalpak Anandhan SI. District Unit Quantity physical] physical No. I. North Qils. 25 30 60 2 East is 165 200 400 3. West ls. 1125 140 280 4. South Qils. 975 70 140 Total Otis. 400 440 880 (C) _BIO-FERTILIZER DEMONSTRATION ON BABY CORN UNDER DRY AND BACKWARD. AREAS UNDER 20 GPUS OF SOUTH AND WEST AND IN SELECTED AREAS OF ST DISTRICT: Area - 370 ha Manure-NPK Granules/Puskal/Sulpher sl. District Unit NPK Puskal Sulpher No. 1 West Qs. 125 94 I 2. South Qs. 125 9.35 in 3 East Qils - - 4.62 Total Qtis. 250 18.75 26.62 IIL, _ Integrated Nutrient Management demonstration Programme (INM): Under the scheme of Department had carried out INM demonstrations with different Organic nutrient combinations on the Mustard crop during the year 2012-13. (A) Area-3445 ha Manure-Annapurna District Unit Physical East Qils. 1350 West Qtls. 625 North Qtls. 220 South Qtls. 264.90 Total Qtls. 2459.90 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (58) 2012-13(B) INM Demonstration on maize Crop:- Area-4000 ha Manure-Anandham District Unit Physical East Quis 330 North is. 120 South Qls. 50 West Qils 136 Total Otis. 636 DISTRIBUTION OF MICRONUTRION UNDER MAIZE AND MUSTARE DEMONSTRATION District Unit Biozine Biosulphur East is. : 2B West Qils. 9 5 North Qils. : 4.90 South ils 13.60 12 Total Qs. 22.60 59.90 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (59) 2012.13SIKKIM ORGANIC MISSSION resolution to convert the entire state into an organic state by 2015 was brought in the State Assembly in 2003 and since then FSAD and HCCD departments are putting all effort in the endeavour to make ita success. The programmes of organic farming are being implemented in a mission mode after launching of Sikkim Organic Mission in 2010. Today, Sikkim is very well known as a total organic state and a pioneer in organic farming in the country. The Institutional Framework of the Mission comprises of I. State Level Apex Committee (SLAC) with the HCM as the Chairman and other Hon'ble Ministers of the line Departments as it members. IL. State Level Steering Committee with the Chief Secretary as the Chairman and Secretaries of other line departments as Members, IIL. State Organic Mission with the Hon'ble Minister for Agriculture as its Chairman.’ TARGET SET FINANCIAL YEAR TARGET (HA.) 2010-11 18,000 2011-12 18,000 2012-13 14,000 STATUS OF ORGANIC CI MISSION (CATION PROGRAMME UNDER SIKKIM ORGANIC (As on July 2013) A. PROJECT WISE ORGANIC CERTIFIED AREA SINo | Name of Project ‘Area (Ha) No of farmers HCCD Project 3760 3286 5 | DST-TProject 1184 2135 6 | DST-I Project 1707 1552 7 | MEVEDIER in house Project 1477 1058 TOTAL 8128 8031 8 | Wild Harvest Project I 3464.52 2566 GRAND TOTAL 11592.52 10597 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (63) 2012.13B, STATUS OF AREA UNDER ORGANIC CERTIFICATION PROGRAMME, SINo | Organie status ‘Area (Ha) | No of farmers T | Total organic certified 8128.00 8031 2 _ | Wild Harvest project-I Certified 3464.52 2566 Grand total Certified 11592.52 10597 3__| Tn-conversion C-IT 18242,493 14034 4 In-conversion C-I 18897.143 17594 3__| in-conversion initiated 178822918 * ‘Targeted * © _ | Wild harvest project-II initiated 000.00" ‘Targeted * Total in-conversion area 39021,92 Grand fotal area under organic certification 70614.44 PROJECT WISE STATUS OF ORGANIC CERTIFICATION PROGRAMME, SINo NAME OF PROJECT AREA (HA) | NOOF | ORGANIC STATUS FARMERS. T | SOM Phase-I Project 18242.493 14234 | C-2 and will attain organic status by December 2013 2 ‘SOM Phase-II Project 18897.143 17594 C-1 and will attain organie status by December 2014 3__| SOM Phase-Iil Project 17882.2918* | Targeted* | Under registration process and will attain organic status by December 2015 4_| HCCD Project 3760 3286 | Organic 3 | DST-TProject 1184 2135 | Organic status 6 | DST-II Project 1707 1552 | Organic status 7__ | MEVEDIER in house Project 1477 1058 | Organic status TOTAL 3149.9278 8__| Wild Harvest 3464.52 2566 | Organic status Project -I GRAND TOTAL 66614.45 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (64) 2012.13List of Service Providers SLNo. Name of Agency Phase I | Phase II | Phase Ii | Renewal 1__| Amar Jyoti Sewa Samity, Tashiding v v 2 CONCEDE, Soreng q v a 3___| Himali Vikas Samity, Bermiok, West v v 4 ICCOA, Bangalore v v v 5 [Intemational Panacea Ltd., New Delhi v v y 6 International Traceability Systems, New ) ) Delhi ‘ * ‘ 7__|MEVEDIR, Tadong v v q 8 Morarka Foundation, Jaipur v v v 9 | Organic Sikkim, Rinchenpong v v 10 Sheel Biotech, New Delhi vl v 1__[SSWYA, Rumiek v 12 SIMFED, Gangtok v v 13__| Sresta Natural Bioproducts, Hyderabad v v v 14___| Teesta Tendong Welfare Society, Bermiok, South * List of Certification Agencies & Name of Agency Phase I | Phase II | Phase III | Renewal 1 | BIOCERT, Tadong v EcoCert Certification Agency, 2 | Aurangabad v v 3 | IMO Control, Bangalore Vv v v LACON Quality Certification, Kerala 4 v v 3 _ | OneCert Agni Certification, Jaipur v v v v 6 _ | SGS Certification Agency, Kolkata v v v ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (65) 2012.13Achievement of Organic Certification Programme (2010-11) Phase I Project Status of Certification - C2 (Will achieve fully organic status by December 2013) EAST DISTRICT Grower Group No. of | Area (Hay No. of Service | Certification GPUs Households | Provider | Agency 1__| West Pendam 1 T 368.2039 450 SIMFED | OneCert Asia 2__[ West Pendam 2 154.133, 198 3___| Kingstone T 253.5155 225 Amar Jyoti 4 _|Aritar 388.5183 222 5__| Rhenock T 218.7165 312 ‘CONCEDE 6 | Tarpin 198.865 202 7__| Central Pendam T 163.925 177 TPL 8 __| Central Pendam T 444.103 356 9 | Pacheykhani 1 443.996 481 TO__[Sumin Lingzey 1 301.211 444 U1__| Bast pendam T 368.44 309 12 | Bast Pendam 1 268.158 214 13__| Dalapehand z 609.043 473 ICCOA 14 _| Sudunglakha 2 519.893 393 TOTAL TT 4900521 4456 SOUTH DISTRICT SL Grower Group No. of | Area (Ha) No. of Service] Certificat No. GPUs Households | Provider ion Agency T__| Rateypani T 364.8596 312, SIMFED LACON 2 [Naga Pamphok i 351.7837, 297) Morarka 3 |Maneydara Turung 2 347.688 334 Foundation Mamring 4 | Yangang - Ravang z 492.3717 315 Sangmo 3 | Poklok Denchung— 2 349.9912 461 Tinik Chisopat 6 | Yangang Rangang — T 737.1592 469) Ben Namphrik 7__|Salghari - Assangthang 2 490.046 489 8 | Turuk Ramabong — 2 492.173 461 Mellidara Paiyong 9 | Sadam Suntaley i 7.945 RB 10 | Tanzi Bikmat 1 53,8997 426 11 | Rameng Nizrameng - 2 588.2219 472 Phongla TOTAL. 7 5466.139 4524 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (66) 2012.13WEST DISTRICT Si. | Grower Group No.of | Area No. of Service | Certification No. GPUs (Ha) | Households | Provider ‘Agency T_ | Deythang — Lower 2 [372236 a7 MEVEDIR | IMO Control Sribadam_ 2 | Mendogaon — Chota 2 419.79 287 Samdong 3 Suldung Kamling - 2 283.988 209 Khanisherbong 4 Sangadorjee — 3 582.252, 416 Takuthang - Mabong 5 __| Barasamdong 1 392.91 400 6 | Berthang 1 277.729 256 Justrop 7_|Rinchenpong T 365.669 374 Organic 3 _| Chingthang 1 406.897 403 Sikkim Gayzing Yangiey z 33647 350 Sheet 10 | Singyang 1 884.18 461 Biotech Tl_| Yangthang T 589.73, 321 TOTAL 17 ‘S111.851 3848 NORTH DISTRICT SL. No. | Grower Group | No. of | Area (Ha) No. of Service Certification GPUs Households | Provider | Agency 1 Namok 1 370.097 342 ITs OneCert Asia 2 Barfok 2 621.344 314 Gyathang, 3___|Sakyong Saito [3 813.644 354 4 Lumgor Santok 1 655.799 278 5 Lingthem 1 303.098 118 Morarka Lingdem Foundation TOTAL 8 2763.982 1406 STATE TOTAL 33 | 18242.49 14334 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT on 2012.13Phase Project Status of Certification -C1 (Will achieve fully organic status by December 2014) NORTH DISTRICT SI Service ICS Cluster [Noof] No.of ‘Area | Certifying No | Provider GPUs | Farmers | Covered | Agency T Mevedir | Ringhim Nampatam [2 Ba 314.806 | IMO = Singhik Sentam 2 | SIMFED | Kabi Tingda i 369 F72.0483 Phensong. i 488 818.7731 ITs Rongong Tumlong [1 468 370.2370 | EeoCert Tong Naga 7 289) 624.7750 Shipgyer NORTH TOTAL 6 2048 | 3000.6394 EAST DISTRICT SI Service ICS Cluster | Noof ] No.of Area | Certifying No | __ Provider GPUs | Farmers_| Covered | Agency 4 IPLLtd | Riwa Machong i 310 399.939 | One Cert ‘Amba I 361 481501] Asia Taza I 340 369.219 Thekabong T 386 760.643 Parakha ‘Changey, 1 a3 429,600 Linkey Tareythang | _1 466 401.720 3 Concede | Reghu I 331 397.785 | One Cert Lingtam Subaney 2 402 489.220] Asia 6 Mevedir [Rey Mindu I 350 40L8 | IMO Lingdok Nampong [2 BT 473.992 | Control — Navey Sotak Tathangchen Syari 1 245 137.541 7 ICCOA | Tatuk 7 BR 628.7792 | One Cert Chochenpheri Asia Rolep Lamaten I 27 4078160 8 SSWYA | Samlik Marchak I 256 214.494 | OneCent Rawtey Rumtck 1 392 325.1099) TOTAL EAST 17 5364 (6019.1962 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (68) 2012.13WEST DISTRICT SL] Servi ICS Cluster [Noof] No.of | Area Covered | Certifying No. | Provider GPUs | Farmers Agency 9 | Amar Jyoti [Yuksom i 389) 486.6660 [| OneCert ‘Arithang 1 326 581.3935] Asia Labing Gerethang [1 124 142.2670 10 Justrop | Zoom Chumbong 2 404) 531.602 | SGS Timburbong 2 459 320.5565 Tharpu Singling Bermiok | __2 280 296.8497 Soreng Malbasey 2 473 416.0911 TT | Sheel Biotech [Thambong I 462, 356.397 | SGS Rumbuk 1 377, 385.2184 Siktam Tikpur I 332, 324.601 Meli Aching- 2 6 748.023 Thingling Khecheperi TLungchok H 350 269.598 Salyangdang 12 | Himali Vikas | Pechrek Martam 1 451 444.621 |__IMO Sansthan Control TOTAL WEST 18 4923 304.2842 SOUTH DISTRICT st Service ICS Cluster] Noof] No.of | Area Covered | Certifying No | _ Provider GPUs | Farmers Agency 13 Sresta__ | Lingee 1 331 329.3271 Lingmoo Kolthang T 282 238.4153 Neya Mangzing T aa 397.4537 Neya Mangzing 2 260 159.5816 Paiyong 1 271 286.2196 Sripatam 1 48 375.5951 Tinkitam T 228 233.477 14 | Morarka Fdn_| Kewzing Bakhim T 352 294.5980 __| LACON Bermiok Tokal 1 aa 395.2607 ‘Namphing I 450 296.2935 Tarku i 434 291.0638 Temi 1 345 196.9359 Sorok Shyampant T 271 225.2276 Wok Omehu I a5 525.9780 Lamaten Tingmoo T 214 327.6500 SOUTH TOTAL, 5 35259 573.0769 STATE TOTAL 56 17594 18897.1967 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (69) 2012-13Phase III Report Area Allocated in 2013 North District SLNo. | GPU Area allotted for SOM III Service Provider L__| Namok Sauyem 9.555 ITs 2__|Tingchim Mangshila 347.848 ICCOA 3__| Lachung 628.25 ITS 4__| Lachen 245 Total North 1230.653 East District SI.No. | GPU. Area for allotted SOM III_| Service Provider 1 Sumin Lingzey 102.129 IPL 2__| West Pendam 32.513 SIMFED 3 East Pendam 175.642 IPL 4 Rhenock Tarpin 7319 Concede 5 Aritar 4391 Amar Jyoti 6 | Sudunglakha 51.577 ICCOA 7___| Dalapchand 20.084 8 | Changey-Centi 60 SIMFED 9 __| Aho Yangtam 324.556 SSWYA 10 _| Assam Lingzey 337.973 Concede ll Naitam Nandok 247.325 Concede/ICCOA 12 Luing Perbing 132.112 Justrop 13 | Ranka 184.363 SSWYA 14 | Namli 225.608 ‘Amar Jyoti 15 _| Singbel 271.014 PL 16 _| Simik Lingzey 258.349 17__| Tumin 813.442 Mevedir 18 _ | Samdong Kambal 859.609 . Sresta 19 Rakdong Tintek 672.364 20 Navey Sotak 386.12 Mevedir 21 Chandmari Burtuk 24 Teesta 22 Kartok Namcheybong 331.42 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (70) 2012.1323 _ | Martam-Nazitam 621,52 IPL 24 __| Ben Pheygyong 375.2 25 _| Sirwani Chalamthang 410.15 SIMFED 26 __| Khamdong 593.15 Teesta 27_ | Lower Tadong 33.95 IPL 28 | Gangtok Sichey 321.93 Morarka Total East 7877.81 South District SIL.No. | GPU Area allotted for SOM III Service Provider 1 Perbing Dovan 232.253, Morarka Fdn 2 Maney Dara 61.6433, 3 Rateypani 109.49 SIMFED 4 Lungchok Kamerey 134.902 5 Sumbuk Kartikey 87.283, 6 Rong Bull 48.194 1 Mikhola Kitam 141,292 8 Sorok Shyampani 0.05 9 Salghari 42.1454 10 Tinik Chisopani 144,635 Morarka Fan ul Mamley Kamrang 192.268 12 Damthang 182.28 13 Barfung Zarung 288.987 14 Ralang Namlun| 314.765 15 Legshep Hingdam 90.402 16 Tingrithang 368.33 17 Sanganath 357.55 Total South 2796.4697 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT am 2012.13West District SL.No. | GPU Area ajorted for |” Service Provider 1 Tashiding 300.217 Amar Jyot 2 | Arithang Chongrang 327.565 3 Singyang Chumbung 107.998 4 [Yangten 63.5111 5 Gyalshing Omehung Sheel Biotech 6 Yangthang 7__| Lingchom Tikjya 72.6342 8 | Pechrek Martam 76.19 Justrop 9 Chingthang 198.695 10 | Samdong 176.311 11 | Suldung Kamling 118,799 12__| Chota Samdong Arubotey 10.17 Mevedir 13 | Samsing Gelling 397.75 14 | Chakung 92.371 15 Chumbung 190.68 16 | Zoom 180.17 ‘Amar Jyoti 17__ | Malbasey 3.773 Mevedir 18_| Soreng 131.85 19 | Dodak 102.681 Justrop 20 | Burikhop 452.27 21 | Karzi Mangnam 6 22 | Dhupi Dara -Nar Khola 276.45 Amar Jyoti 3 Kongri Labdang 156 24 __| Karma Tar Gyaten 33171 : 25 Maneybong Sophakha 553.37 Sheel Biotech 26) Dentam 144.74 Timali Vikas 27) Sangkhu-Radhu Khandw 738.61 Justrop 28 | Hee Gaon 315 Timali Vikas Total West 39773591 TOTAL STATE 17882.29 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (72) 2012-13Pre-SOM Project (Renewal) Particulars Area Certification Status Ageney ‘Area already certified a. Mevedir (In-house 1385.732] 997 | NOCA/SGS _| Certified (Under renewal Project 2006) process since 2010) b. DST Gol - Morarka 1184.00 | 2135 | OneCert Asia_| Certified (under renewal (2007) process since 2010) ¢, DST - Morarka taken 1707.00 | 1552 | OneCert Asia up by SOM (2008) Certified Under renewal process since 03.2012) . HCCD - Mevedir (2008) 1780.384] 1146 | IMO Control Certified (For Renewal sinee August 2012) e. HCCD Morarka (2008) 1979952] 2140 | IMO Control _| Certified (For Renewal since August 2012) f, FS&ADD (KVK) through Mevedir Certified (Under renewal (2008) gsi] 61 | sGs since 2011) Total 8128.06 | _ 8031 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (73) 2012.13Achievement of Wild Harvest Certification Programme Wild Harvest Project Phase I ICS (2010-11): Status - Certified Organic District Service Provider ‘Area under Cardamom (Ha) 1 | North ITS Pvt. Ltd. 2315.752 2 Morarka Foundation 249.669 North Total 2565.421 3. | East ‘Amar Jyoti 26.44 4 ICCOA 104.127 East Total 130.567 5 | West Mevedir 166.539 6 Justrop 31.755 7 Sheel Biotech 488.9 West Total 687.194 8 | South Morarka Foundation 81.346 South Total 81.346 GRAND TOTAL 3464.528 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT m4 2012.13STATE AGRICULTURAL MANAGEMENT AND EXTENSION TRAINING INSTITUTE (SAMETI) ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (75) 2012.13EXTENSION REFORMS PROGRAMME sl. Date of Meeting Important decision taken No. 1 SLSC Meeting - Approval of State Extension Work Plan 2012-13 (Extension Reforms Programme) Sl. | Activities Physical Financial T A, AA E A___[ STATE LEVEL ‘AL | Monitoring & Evaluation Supporting State 0.00 0.00 0.00 | 0.00 M&E Unit. a) Support to M&E Unit ’) Six Monthly review workshop & R-E 02 [02 087 | 087 Interface. ©) Third party monitoring & evaluation or for 640 | 136 4) Expenses of IDWG including operational | - - 139 139 support & contingencies for SNO. @)State Coordinator - - - - ‘A2_ | Training to FF, NGO and SHG ete. 1052, 1052 | 15.78 | 15.78 QO. Farm mechanization ref. to paddy MD with CAEPHT. Q. Azolla & Bio fertilizer production with AAU, Jorhat, Q__ Rejuvenation of Orange Orchard & IFS with KVK, West. Processing of Fruits & vegetable, feeding management, Computation of economic ration using locally available resource with KVK, East. A3_ | Exposure Visit s9mMp | 89MD | 089 | 0.20 OQ Int Organic fair-Mumbai Q_ NE Agti-Expo-Dimapur Q__ Delhi for Horticulture officials, ‘A4_ | Organisation of State Level Exhibition/Kisan | - - 0.00 | 0.00 Mela ete Organization & participation in state level Rabi campaign 2010, Maghey Mela, Jorethang & NE-Agri Expo at Dimapur. ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT qa 2012.13,B. DISTRICT LEVEL ACTIVITIES 1. FARM ORIENTED ACTIVITIES (B.1-B.7) 55% B.1_| Developing Strategic Research & Extension 7 7 - 7 Plan(SREP) B2 | Training 336MD | 336MD | 336 | 3.36 a) _Interstate b) Within State 896MD | 896MD | 6.72 | 6.72 ©) Within District 2270MD_ | 2270MD | 9.08 | 9.08 B3_ | Organizing Demonstration 200 200 8.00 | 8.00 a) Agriculture b) Allied sector 37 37 228 | 228 ©) Farmer to farmer technology dissemination 74 74 110 | 110 at demonstration plot A. State Level Activities ‘AS | Krishi Expo & Regional Fairs - - 0.00 | 0.00 © Participation in Krishi Expo /R organized DAC ‘AG | Rewards & Incentives - - 0.00 | 0.00 ‘AT | Farmers Awards-Best farmers representing different 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 enterprises 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 © State Level * District Level ‘AS | Recurring Expenditure a, State Co- ordinator tyr - 3.60 | 0.00 b. Salary of Dy. Director, SAMETI Peryr | Peryr |7.20 | 7.67 c. Salary of Accountant cum Clerk, SAMETI 102 102 [isi | 151 d. Salary of Computer programmer, SAMETI “ don “ don 1.23 1.23 €. Operational expenses lye tye [607 | 6.07 f. Vehicle Hiring wee | ge [238 | 238 TOTAL State Level Acti 47.32 [38.46 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (78) 2012-13BA] Exposure Visit a) Interstate 24amp_| 244mD | 146 | 1.46 ’) Within state 24MD [| 274MD | 082 | 082 ©) Within district. S76MD | 876MD | 2.19 | 219 B.S _| Mobilization of farmers groups * Capacity building, skill development & 40 40 2.00 | 2.00 support service. = Seed money/Revolving fund 4 4 i140 | 140 B6 | Rewards & Incentives -Best organized group representing different - - 0.00 | 0.00 enterprises(S group) B.7_| Farmers Awards- Farmers representing different : =| 000° | 0.00 enterprises B& | District level exhibition, kisan melas, Fruit 1 1 200 | 2.00 vegetable shows. B.9 | Information dissemination through printed leaflets 7 - 8.00 | 8.00 etc, & local advertisement B.10 | Development of technology packages on 7 - 060 | 0.60 electronic form to be shared through IT network. B.1l| a) Farmers Scientist interaction at district 1 1 020 | 0.20 level b)_ Designate expert support from KVK/SAU B.12 | Organization of field days & Kisan Gosthis 7 7 1.05 1.05 B.13 | Assessment, refinement, validation & adoption of 200 | 2.00 frontline technologies & other short term researchable issue through KVKs & other research centers. ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (79) 2012-13B.14 ] Establishment of ATMA like institutions. RECURRING 1. Salary of Dy. Projector 04 nos Peryear} 26.00 | 31.40 Il. Salary of Accountant 04 nos lyr Yr 720 17.20 IIL, Salary of Computer Programmer 04 nos | 1 yr Yr 5.76 15.76 IV. Salary of BTMs 04 nos 2 months | jg 43.20 137.80 2 Months B.14 | Establishment of ATMA like institutions. RECURRING 1. Operational expenses including TA/DA | 4 4 631 631 for 04 nos, I. Hiring of Vehicle / POL 12 months | 1 Yr 2.00 2.00 Ill. Operational expenses for block level | 24 4 0.00 0.00 IV. Operational expenses for BTMS. 2 4 2.00 2.00 B.15 | Establishment of block level Farm Information & Advisory Centers(FIACS) : : 0.00 0.00 B.16 | Farm School 35 35 10.29 | 10.29 C. INNOVATIVE AVTIVITIES- STATE LEVEL, C.1_ | Implementation of Extn. Activities through - - - - Agri Intrepreuner under Agri.clinic. ‘C2 | PG Diploma(MANAGE) - - - - D. INNOVATIVE AVTIVITIES - DISTRCIT LEVEL D.1_| District Level Activity: Support to district level - - - - training institution 2 | Setting up CRS - - - - D3 | Farmers Friend 83 [83 1.66 1.66 E. OTHER INNOVATIVE AVTIVITIES El Innovative Activities- State component - - - - E2 Innovative Activities- District component - - 4.00 4.00 GRAND TOTAL (A.1- E.2) 160.68 | 160.68 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (80) 2012.13,PROGRESS REPORT & BRIEF REPORT ON MAJOR ACHIEVEMENT Extension Reforms Programme 2011-12 Deployment of Functionary Support for Extension Reforms Programme SI] Post Nos. | Mode of appointment T. | Block Technology ManagenBTM) 24 | Contractual 2. | Accountant cum Clerk 3 Contractual Computer Programmer 5 Contractual 4, | Farmers Friend 83 | On annual incentive basis Convergence between Agricultural Research & Extension. Himalayan Environment. Krisishi Vigyan Kendra _ | Technology Back Other line Department Stopping > Farmers Scientist Inter [> ICAR Complex, > Food Security & Agriculture Action Tadong, Government Development Department. of India, > Training. > Horticulture & Cash Crop > NRC-Orchid, Development Department. > Demonstration. Pakyong. > Department of Animal > Short Term Research | ® CAEPHT, CAU, Husbandry, Livestock, Ranipool. Fisheries & Vet. Service. > e Board. » NABARD/NHB > G.B.Pant Institute of Operationalisation of Farm Schools Total nos. of Farm Under Operation Location & subject Mode of Operation Agricul Husbandry,Fisheries and Bee Keeping) school allotted to identified four ATMA 86 47 (Horticulture, 39 ( on pipeline) Iture , Animal By farmers groups ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT @l) 2012.13Major Training programme for Field Functionaries (SAMETI) SI. No. | Subject Date No. of Participants T. | Orientation cum training for newly recruited BTMs | 5"-8" June -2012, 25 & Computer Programmer 2. Orientation cum training to newly recruited VLWs _| 19™ June 2012 70. 3.__[ Awareness on AC & ABC 26" June 2012 26 4. Orientation Programme on NFSM & NISIMP 27" June 2012 20 5. Training on Farm Schools & CIG 25” to 27" June- 24 12 6. Training on AC & ABC. 18” Aug.2012 il 7. Training on low cost storage of seed 3 Sept.2012 66 8.__[ Orientation cum training to newly recruited FAs __| 6" Oct. 2012 27 9___| Training on Organic seed production 31" Oct.2012 @ 10. | Training on maintenance of Power Tiller May 2012 307 11. _ | Training programme on Organic farming for North | 29™ Oct-29" 18 & East Nov.12 12, | Training programme on Organic farming for North_[27™ Nov. & East district Major Training Programme for Farmers (ATMA) Kharif 2011-12 ATMA | Topics of Training _ | Cluster Area Nos. of | Nos. of Cluster | Farmers trained North | Package of Practices of | Rongong-Tumlong, Tanyak,Namopk- 9 375 Paddy & Rajma Mangsila Phidang,Sudur,Lingldong, Lachung,Rukla & Linngchom East | Package of Practice of | Rongeli S.Division: 30 a8 Paddy,Rajma,Paheli | Lamaten,Pam,Arigoan,Dalapchand,Muluk dal,Millet,Soybean, , KholaTar, Tarpin, Kaputhang,Chandane SRI on paddy,Seed y,Lingtam,Rolep,Regu, Pasting. Rewlakaha production procedure | ,Chujachen,SalghariMulukey,Aritar,Pada of Paddy & Soyabean _ | mchen,Subaneydara,Changeylakha Package of Practice of | Gangtok S.Divisio a 1005 Paddy,Rajma,Paheli | Rey Khola,Rawtey Rumtek, Khanigoan, dal,Millet,Soybean, __| Samdong, Simik Lingzey, SRI Seed production | W.Pendam,Makha,L. Tumin,Sirwani,C.Pe procedure of Paddy & | ndam,Namli,Ranka,Duga,Sazong- Soyabean Rumiek,Dung Dung, Nandok, R Syari, W.Budang, Zitlang, Ralep, Singbel, Sirwani, Ralap,Navey Sotak,Lingdok, Ben-Phegyong, Rey-Mindu .Martam,Rongey,AssamlL ingzey,Nandok, Khamdong, ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (82) 2012-13Package of Practice of | Pakyong S.Division: 37 884 Paddy,Rajma,Paheli_ | Basilakha, Amba,Dodak,TazaRorathang, dal,MilletSoybean, | Machong,Thekabong,Aho,Pacheykhani, SRI Seed production | Bering,Parkha,Gangchung,Kadamtam,Rai procedure of Paddy & | goan,Karthok,Padamchey,Pachey Soyabean Khani,Taza, Basilakha, Lossing, Bering, Aho, Dongrong, Chochenpari, Parkha, Namcheybong. West | Package of Practice of | Geyzing Sub Division: 86 3160 Paddy,Rajma,Paheli | Dentam,Bhaluthang,Radhu- dal,Millet,Soybean, | Khandu,Lasso,Chongrang,Martam,Najur SRI, Seed production | Yangsum,Gerethang, Naku Chumbung, procedure of Paddy & | Sakyong-Bhaluthang, Kynogsa, Soyabean Yangthang, Toyong, M.Geyzing,Lingchum Salley,L. Tikjek,Lungchik.Bangten Sapung,Melli, Nambu, ThinglingKyongsa, Guruthang,Lingchom,Sardong,Bangten, Singyang-Chumbung, Gangyap, Tashiding, Karjee-Mangnam,Kongree- Labdang,Pechrek, Mangmo,Maneybong,K. armatar, Yuksom,Sakyong, Package of Practice of | Soreng Sub Division: 72 4605 Paddy,Rajma,Paheli_ | Karthok,L.Tadong,L.Rumbuk,M.Rumbuk, dal,Millet Soybean, | Lungyam,Lungchok,Nalbu Goan, SRI Seed production | Daramdin, Takuthang,Sth Mile, Tharpu, procedure of Paddy & | Ambey Tar, L.Timburbung, Chisopani, Soyabean Mangsari, Kharpani,Budang, Malbasey,U. Sangadorjee,U.Hathidunga, Vasmey, Jaubari, Munugoan,Rumbuk,Tareybhir,Sal angdang,Tareybhir,Daramdin,L.Sribadam, Saureney,L.Takuthang,Simrek Talegoan, Tharpu,Chispani,L.Timburbung,Peuretar, L.Okherey,Angden,Basmey Rai Goan, M.Zoom Sauleygoan,Salangdang, Tafel boom,Reshi,Zeel,Hathidunga,8th Mile, Parengoan, 1. Mangbir,Malphek, Sipsu,Boze k,Karthok,Singtam,Suldong, Kamling,Dok sing,Samsing,Sadu Goan, Bhasmey, Charghar,Suntaley,Siktam,Timburun g, Deythang, ete. ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (83) 2012-13South | Package of Practice of | Namechi Sub Division: oT 1825 Paddy,Rajma,Paheli | Samardung.Burul,Jholung,Kiatm, dal,Millet,Soybean, __ Rateypani,Mangley,Sadam,Mallidara, SRI Seed production | Samatar,Denchong, ,Kartikey,Wok, Niya procedure of Paddy & ] Manging,Namlung,Salghari,Dong,Omchu, Soyabean KamareyTangsang,Kartikey,Tingrithang, Pabong,Singtam,Karek,Pamphok,Kateng, ‘Timgley,Nalam,Turung,Brum,Pepthang, alghari, Mamley Kamrang, Kamerey, Kartikey, Tingrithang, Pabong, Dalep, Paiyong, Sanganath, Maniram Rabi 2011-12 North | Package of Lingthem,Gor-Santok Namok, Tinchim- 8] 200 Practice of Wheat, | Mangsila,Lingdong,Lingdong-Borfok,Gor Mustard & Sayang,Gaire,Kabi-Tingda,Hee-Gyathang,Sudur, Buckwheat East | Package of Gangtok Sub Division: v7 | 231 Practice of Wheat, | Rakdong-Tintek,Makha, M-16 | 528 Mustard & Khamdong,Kaiyathang, BO | 198 Buckwheat Rey Mindu, Sirwani,C.Pendam,Tumin, Simik- Lingzey,Beyong Phegyong, Sajong,Ranka-Dhagey,Nandok, Samlik-Marchak, Tumlabong,Nazitam,L.Tadong, Dhanbari,Rumtek,W.Pemdam,C.Pendam,Ralap, LSamdong, U.Tumin, L.Tumin, Simik Linzey, Tirkutam, Ralap, Saku, Rongeli Sub Division: w2 | 66 Dalapchand,Padamchen Mulukey,Chujachen, M6 | 198 Dalapchand,Kopchey,Aritar,Rolep,Padamchen, B2 | 66 Rolep, Pakyong Sub Division: W2 | 66 Biring,Pheri,Aho- M7 | 231 Yanten,U.Amba,Nalakthang,Pakyong, B41 | 33 ‘Namechebong, Parkha, Pacheykhani, Amba. West | Package of Soreng Sub Division: W-8 | 200 Practice of Wheat, | Lungchok,Rumbuk,Sumphu,Daramdin, Tharpu, M-14 | 350 Mustard & Mangsari,8th Mile Bat | 275 Buckwheat Budang,Rumbuk, Tikpur,Raigoan,Ambotar, Timburbong,Raiyang,Samthang,Dodak, Singling,Chumbung,Bhasmey,Sribadam, Samagoan, Tharpu, Alley,Munegoan, Mathilotar, Karthok,Singrep,Deythang,L.Okherey, Mendugoan, Rumbuk, Chotasamdung, ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (84) 2012-13Geyzing Sub Division: W-7 | 175 Mukrung,Radhu-Khandu, M-6 | 150 Gerethang,Sardong,Darap, B6 | 150 Mangsabong, Arigoan,Karmatar,Chongrang, Yangsum, Omchung,Bhaluthang,Lingchom,Kongri,Lasso, Bangten, Chumbung, Bermoik, Hee, Dentam. South | Package of ‘Namchi Sub Divisio ws [75 Practice of Wheat, | Sadam,Sumbuk,L.Kitam,Maniram,Wok, M-16 | 400 Mustard & Samardung,Dong,Rateypani,Sadam,Mikhola, B-9 | 225 Buckwheat Mamley,Samatar,U.Sadam,Paiyong,Chisopani, Turuk,M.Paiyong, Tinik Chosopani,Namthang,Pampok, Singtam,Maniram,Assangthang,Lungchok, Salghari, Phalidara. Ravongla Sub Division: Ww | 100 Tingley,Borong,Chalamthang,Lingzo,Zarong, M-7 | 175 ‘Namphing,Lingi,Sanganath, Bermoik,Linzo,L.Tarku, B-6 | 150 Lingmoo, Niya, Yang-yang, Reekep, Bermoik, Tarku ‘W-Wheat, M-Mustard, B-Buckwheal Other Miscellaneous Training Subject Nos. of farmers trained Cultivation & Nursery Management of Cymbidium, Bee keeping, Post 150 harvest technology, Integrated farming system, Vermi composting etc. Other Major Progress Of 4-atma 2011-12 ‘Organization of Demonstration in farmers | Agriculture 424 field Allied (Horticulture, Animal 380 Husbandry, Fisheries) Exposure visit of Farmers Interstate 1870 MD 187 Within State-957 MD 957 Within district-1040 MD | __1040 Conduction of Block & district level mela/exhibition 4 Information Dissemination Publication of “Agriculture News letter” monthly Organization of Farmers Scientist Interaction a Mobilization of Farmers group & their capacity building a5 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (65) am213AGRICULTURE ENGINEERING (89)AGRICULTURE ENGINEERING Farm Mechanization, Post Harvest Management & Vaule Addition. Farm mechanization ensures proper utilization of inputs resulting in considerable increase in productivity from limited cultivable and water resources available on sustainable basis. It also helps reduce processing & storage losses. In Sikkim, most of the cultivable land being hilly terrain, there is a limited scope for mechanization of tilling, intercultural and harvesting operation but with proper techniques, considerable improvement & mechanization can be brought in processing, value addition & storage phase. Steep topography is a major problem in mechanization specially in the tillage’ sowing & intercultural operations, For mechanization of tillage operations, small power tillers are being procured and demonstrated. Another problematic area is Sowing, for which different machines has to be adopted for different crops. Postcharvest operations is not much of a problem as there are plenty of machineries available for Processing/ value additions of agricultural crops. The only criteria being that smaller machines need to be identified keeping in view the small land holdings and remoteness of the farms, Hence, major thrust is on post- harvest processing machineries. In farm Mechanization Efficient machinery helps in increasing productivity by about 30%, It enables the farmers to raise a second crop or multi crop. It makes agriculture attractive and a way of life by becoming commercial instead of subsistence. + Land reparation’ Tillage Operation: Small sized power tillers being procured & demonstrated. + Sowing/ Interculture Operations. : Seed Drills are crop specific and those designed for plains does not necessarily suit Hill agriculture. + Trial/modification of manual Seed Drill for Buckwheat for adaptation to our small / narrow terraces being undertaken by E.E.(South) successfully in Daramdin farm, Now we propose to take up in other distriet as well after seeking approval of the Secretary with details of trials conducted. + Harvesting & Processing & Storage: More emphasis being given to Post Harvest Processing & Value addition machineries as these can greatly increase the net profit of the farmers. PHT and management is anew CSS being promoted by GOI hence districts are also requested to place their need for such equipment and machinery. ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (91) 2012.13L FARM MECHANIZATION A. @ Machineries Procured Under P-h.t For The 2012-13. SL. [NAME OF QUANTIT | DISTRICT BALA | REMARKS No. |IMPLEMENT — | ¥ NCE 1. [Oi Expeller 3 - [2 [1 [2 [Ni __ | installation work is under progress, 2, [Power operated [40 xs [s/s Nil___ | Remaining 20 nos handed over chaff cuter to milk union, AH & VS Deptt. 3. | Animal feed block | Tset AH & VS Deptt = Tastalled at Karfectar farm, S ‘al : 5 Sikkim after giving ‘making machine (South Sikkim) demonstration by the company personal 4,__ | Pedal operated 165 2 [40 [40 [40 [25 Will be distributed to the + threshe interested farmers after giving paddy thresher deanstation, 3. | Plastic Seed bin | 75 20 [10 [20 [20 BENEFICIARY LIST FOR ALLOTMENT OF DIFFERENT MACHINERIES PROCURED UNDER "CSS POST HARVEST TECHONOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT FOR THE YEAR 2012-13. SL.NO. [ITEM QUANTITY T Oil Expeller 3 z Power operated chaff eutter 40 3 ‘Animal feed block making machine Tset 4 Pedal operated paddy thresher 165 5 Plastic Seed bin 8 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (92) 2012.131. ( Machineries Procured Under " Promotion & Strengthening Of Agricultural Mechaniz: ‘Through Training, Testing & Demonstration. Name of ‘Quantit District Balance | Remarks Implement rn T Power operated B ee oe items will maize sheller be distributed the interested farmers 2. Knapsack Power [75 3 [20 [20 (20 [io after giving Sprayer demonstration 3 Manual Sprayer | 500 2 [a [eo 60 [300 a Women friendly [1000 2 fis fio [190 [10 00 nos issued to tools kits HCCD Deptt. 5. Pedal cum power | 125 a a operated paddy thresher Demonstrations of above machineries has been done at livestock farm, Karfectar, AH & VS Deptt. Covering 260 nos of beneficiaries from South and West district. (ii) Machineries procured under css (100%)"promotion & strengthening of Agricultural Mechanization through training testing & demonstration." (2012- SINo. | Name of Implement ‘Quantity T Power operated maize sheller 75 2. Knapsack Power Sprayer 75 3 Manual Sprayer 300 a Women friendly tools kits 1000 5. Pedal cum power operated paddy thresher 12s ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (93) 2012.13B. (i) MACHINERIES PROCURED UNDER R. K.V.Y SINo. | Name of Implement | Quantity | District Balance | Remarks N [SE v T Power Tiller 40 4 fis [io fir [Na Distributed to S1H.G (75 hp) after conducting demonstration 2. Power Harvester 16 Th - is 3. Power tiller (5.2 hp) [4 ~ | Bh Damaged 4 Rice Huller 30 2 {9 [9 [9 | tse Tasets 12-running condition Oil expeller 30 2 |9 Jo Jo Jaset electrification work is Wheat Grinder 30 2 Jo Jo fo | tset under progress 16 sets- site verification is going on 5. Utility wan camper—_[ 1 Vehicle is in transit C. (ii) List of The Machineries Procurred Under Rkvy 2012-13. SLNo. Name of Implement ‘Quantity 1 Power Tiller 40 (7.5 hp) 2 Power Harvester 16 3. Power tiller (5.2 hp) 4 4. Rice Huller 30 Oil expeller 30 Wheat Grinder 30 5 Utility van camper 1 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (94) 2012.13Il. | WORK UNDER NDRF PROGRAMME. 1. North District SL.NO. | NAME OF WORK LOCATION | SANCTIONED | PHYSICAL | FINANCIAL cost PROGRESS | PROGRESS (Rs. in Lakhs) 7 Repair of VLW office cum | Phamtam | 4.00 Completed [4.00 store z Repair of VLW office cum | Lingdong [3.00 Completed | 3.00 store Repair of VLW office cum | Chungthang [3.13 Completed | NIL store 4 Repair of VLW office cum | Kabi 321 Completed | 3.21 store 5 Repair of VLW office cum | Phensong | 3.30 Completed [3.30 store’ e ‘Repair of class quarter Mangan 3.50 Completed | 3.50 iy Repair of class Il quarter Mangan 6.00 Completed | NIL 8 Repair of 4 unit class I Pentok 400 Completed | 4.00 quarter 9 Repair of Guest House Lachen 1255 Completed 12.55 2. East Distriet SL.NO. | NAME OF WORK SANCTIONED PHYSICAL ] FINANCIAL cosT PROGRESS | PROGRESS (Rs. in Lakhs) T Repair of VLW office [L.Samdong [4.33 Completed [433 ‘cum store 2 Repair of VLW office | Central 380 Completed [3.80 ‘cum store Pendam 3. Construction of VLW | Thekabong | 18.57 Completed [1857 tre 4 Repair of VLW office | ReyMindu | 440 Completed | 4.40 ‘cum store 5. Repair of VLW office | Kopchey 374 Completed | 5.74 cum store 6 Repair of VLW office | Aritar aT Completed [3.71 ‘cum store 7. ‘Repair of VLW office | Phadamchen [4.35 Completed [435 ‘cum store 8 Repair of VLW office | Lingdok 407 Completed | 4.07 ‘cum store 9. ‘Repair of approach road _| Majitar 20.00 Completed [20.00 10, Repair of main store Nazitam 457 Completed [4.57 11 Repair of 2 nos class III | Tadong, 738 Completed | 7.58 quarter 12, Repair of 2 nos class I_| Marchak TAO Completed [7.40 NNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (95) 2012.13,