REVIEW MEETING FOR VAROUS CROP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME AND STRATEGY

FOR ENHANCING WHEAT PRODUCTION

18-19 Nov, 2011

Venue; Swatantrate Bhawan, BHU Campus, Varanasi

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE & CANE DEVELOPMENT

GOVERNMENT OF JHARKHAND

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JHARKHAND STATE PROFILE

Area in % Area in % Area in Lakhs HaArea in Lakhs Ha

* * Total Geographical AreaTotal Geographical Area : : 79.71 79.71 * * Cultivable Land Cultivable Land :: 47.67%47.67% 38.00 38.00 * * Net Sown AreaNet Sown Area :: 28.08% 28.08% 22.3822.38* * Current FallowCurrent Fallow :: 11.12%11.12% 8.878.87* * Other FallowOther Fallow :: 08.46%08.46% 6.746.74* * ForestForest :: 29.20%29.20% 23.2823.28* * Barren LandsBarren Lands :: 7.20%7.20% 5.745.74* * Non – Agricultural UseNon – Agricultural Use :: 8.60%8.60% 6.866.86* * Pasture and Other Grazing Pasture and Other Grazing

LandLand :: 2.48%2.48% 1.971.97* * Cultivable Waste LandCultivable Waste Land :: 3.44%3.44% 2.742.74* * Miscellaneous Trees GroovesMiscellaneous Trees Grooves :: 1.42%1.42% 1.131.13* * Irrigated landIrrigated land :: 18%18% 3.007 3.007* * Cropping Intensity Cropping Intensity :: 116%116%

AGRO ECOLOGICAL SITUATION

FINANCIAL PROGRESS UNDER BGREI

Year Allocation Total Release Expenditure UC Submitted

2010-11 29.60 14.80 14.80 14.80

2011-12 31.68 15.84 12.80 12.80

Total 61.28 30.64 27.60 27.60

Rs. In Crore

Progress of BGREI during Kharif, 2011 S No. Category of paddy

Land Situation Name of District Area

covered in ha

Expected production in Qtl

Expected Productivity in Kg/ha

1 Shallow Water Rice Palamau 1000 30000 3000

Garhwa 1000 30000 3000

Pakur 1000 30000 3000

Bokaro 1000 30000 3000

Koderma 1000 30000 3000

2 Medium Water Rice Giridih 1000 35000 3500

Dumka 1000 35000 3500

Dhanbad 1000 35000 3500

Godda 1000 35000 3500

3 HYV Latehar 1000 38000 3800

Deoghar 1000 38000 3800

Jamtara 1000 38000 3800

Sahebganj 1000 38000 3800

4 Hybrid Lohardaga 1000 50000 5000

Seraikella 1000 50000 5000

Chatra 1000 50000 5000

East Singhbhum 1000 50000 5000

Total 17 District 17000 642000No upland Rice demonstration has been conducted.

Component wise Financial Progress under BGREISl No. Component / Activity Financial

Achievement in Lakhs

1 Deep Ploughing and Preparation 199.612

2 Seed 93.424

Direct Seeding (line sowing by drum seeder)/ Transplanting

84.406

3 Seed Treatment 3.64

4 Micronutrient

4a Zinc 10.2

4b Boron 34.52

5 Weed Management 15.291

6 Plant Protection 45.03

7 Staff Cost / Hand Holding 0.12

7a Honorarium 0.39

7b Mobility 0.42

8 Progressive Farmers

8a Honorarium 4.72

8b Mobility 4.62

9 Provision of drum seeder 1.496

10 Travel cost for KVK Scientist / Staff/ Officials / GOI Officers

2.111

Total 500.00

VISIT OF GOI OFFICIALS TO VARIOUS DISTRICT OF JHARKHAND

S No. Name & Designation Dates District Visited

1 Dr. G. K. Rahate

Joint Secretary, Ministry of Agriculture, GOI

29th June to 2nd July, 2011 Deoghar, Giridih &

Dhanbad

2 Dr. V. K. Soni, Consultant RKVY 11-17 July, 2011 Gumla, Ranchi &

Hazaribagh

3 Dr. R. S. Mallik, Consultant, BGERI 25-27 July, 2011 Lohardaga, Latehar &

Bokaro

4 Dr. V. K. Soni, Consultant RKVY 22-31 Aug, 2011 Ranchi, Deoghar,

Jamtara, Dhanbad &

Bokaro

5 Sri. Mahipal and Sri. M. K. Pandey, Technical

Assistant, BGREI

18-22 Oct, 2011 Seraikella, East

Singhbhum, Bokaro &

Dhanbad

6 Sri. M. Karale, TA, BGREI 19-22 Oct, 2011 Sahebganj, Godda and

Pakur

7. Dr. (Ms.) Annie Poonam, ARS

Senior Scientist (Agronomy)

Crop Production Division, CRRI, Cuttack,

BGREI

17-18 Oct, 2011 Lohardaga and Seraikella

8. Sri. Anup Kumar Thakur

Additional Secretary, Ministry of Agriculture,

GOI

30th Oct-4th Nov, 2011 Hazaribagh, Giridih ,

Ramgarh & Dhanbad

9. Dr. R. S. Mallik

Consultant, BGREI

8-12 Nov, 2011 Palamau, Chatra &

Garhwa

Visit of State Officials/ Scientist to review BGREI Programme

Name of Officer Designation District Visited

Sri. Arun Kumar Singh Secretary, Dept. of

Agriculture & Cane Dev.

Deoghar, Dumka,

Jamtara, Hazaribagh,

Ramgarh, Giridih,

Dhanbad & Bokaro

Sri. Rajesh Kumar Sharma Director Agriculture,

Jharkhand

Dhanbad, Bokaro,

Dumka, Deoghar,

Jamtara, Hazaribagh &

Ramgarh

Sri. Jata Shankar

Choudhary

Director, SAMETI,

Jharkhand

Dhanbad, Bokaro &

Deoghar

Dr. D. N. Singh Chief Scientist, Dryland

Agril, ZRS, Chianki,

Palamau

Latehar & Garhwa

Sri. Brajeshwar Dubey Dy. Director Agriculture

(General)

Latehar & Seraikella

Sri. Harman Minz Dy. Director Agriculture

(Planning)

East Singhbhum

Impact of BGREI in Jharkhand

1. Under Hybrid Rice, 4000 ha and under SRI, 2500

ha area are brought in BGREI programme.

2. 140 drum seeder, 532 conoweeder has been

distributed.

3. 170 qtls. carbondazin 50 WP distributed under

IPM

4. 850 qtls Borex (Na-Boret) 15% distributed under

INM

5. 232 check dam has been constructed which will

irrigate approx 5000 ha of land.

6. Cost of Labour Minimized.

Village : KasiaBlock : GhatshilaDist- East Singhbhum

Village : BarakhushiBlock : GhatshilaDist- East Singhbhum

Village : RajabasaBlock : GhatshilaDist- East Singhbhum

Village : KukochaBlock : ChakuliaDist- East Singhbhum

Village : RampurBlock : LohardagaDist- Lohardaga

Village : DangwarBlock : HussanabadDist- Palamau

Village : NawadihBlock : DhaldhumgarhDist- East Singhbhum

Village : KhakharpataBlock : LohardagaDist- Lohardaga

Rainfall Status April – Sept. 2011(In M.M.)

Sl. No.

Months Normal Actual Excess/ Deficient

%Excess/ Deficient

1 April 22.3 21.7 (-) 0.6 (-) 2.6

2 May 44.9 49.0 (+) 4.1 (+) 9.1

3 June 196.5 347.20 (+) 150.7 (+) 76.6

4 July 327.6 178.8 (-) 148.8 (-) 45.42

5 August 322.5 416.0 (+) 93.5 (+) 28.99

6 September 234.8 299.5 (+) 64.7 (+) 27.55

Total 1148.6 1312.2 (+) 163.6 (+) 14.24

Estimated Kharif Production during 2011

Sl.No.

Crop Area Coverage (lakh ha)

Expected Production 2011 (lakh

tons)

Targeted Productivity (Kg/ha)

Production 2010 (lakh

tonn)

% increase in

Production over

previous year (2010)

1. Rice 16.92879 37.2433 2200 11.16938 233

2. Maize 2.48310 3.86122 1555 2.48751 55

3. Pulses 2.91444 1.92645 661 1.65882 16

4. Oilseed 0.39245 0.25901 660 0.25590 1.2

Total 22.71878 43.290 15.57161

PROGRESS OF SRI

1. About 40000 ha area has been covered under SRI.

2. The production of SRI is expected nearly to 172 %

more than the average production.

3. In comparison with same Area, the hike in

production of about 15.2 lakh qtls additional rice is

expected.

4. A total of 66000 farmers are involved in the

villages of 8084 in the state

5. A sum of Rs. 230 lakhs has been utilized.

Panchayat – Bundu, Block- Petarbar, Dist- Bokaro

Vill- ChargiBlock- PetarbarDist. - Bokaro

Block- PetarbarDist. - Bokaro

Vill- LukiaBlock- PetarbarDist. - Bokaro

Vill- JaruatanrBlock- PetarbarDist. - Bokaro

Hazaribagh

Seraikella

Progress of Hybrid Seed

• About 8900 qtls of subsidized and more than

10340 qtls of Non-subsidized seed of notified

private varieties of rice has been distributed

during Kharif, 2011-12

• The area under Hybrid Rice has reached more

than 2.00 lakh ha.

• The production expected from hybrid varieties is

127.1 % more than the average normal.

• The total production of rice is expected up to

56.00 lakh qtls more during Kharif 2011-12 due

to more area under hybrid rice.

Progress of INSIMP during Kharif, 2011-12

• Demonstration of Finger Millet in 854 ha is

successfully done.

• 304 Nos. of minikits distributed among

farmers.

• In 62.5 ha, finger millet seed production is

going on.

• Expected certified seed production of finger

millet-435 qtl.

Sl No. Intervention Millet Particular Total Physical Total Financial in Lakhs

1 Seed Production 415 qtls 3.865462 Minikit 1 minikit of 0.4 ha @ Rs. 200/-

minikit1650 3.30

3 Kit supply (1650 ha)(a) Micronutrient Zn sulphate 12.5 kg/ha and 206.25 qtls 16.50

Boron 5.0 Kg/ ha & Rs. 1000/ha 82.50 qtls(b) PSB/ Azatobacter 3 packets/has @ Rs. 25/- packet 4950 Packet 1.2375

(c) Seed Treatment Rs. 50/- ha 1650 ha 0.825(d) DAP 50 kg/ha @ Rs. 525/ha 825 Qtls 8.6625

(e) Urea 80kg/ha Rs. 450/ha 1320 Qtls 7.425(f) Potash 40kg/ha Rs. 290/ha 660 Qtls 4.785(g) Weedicide @ Rs. 210/ha 1650 ha 3.465(h) PP Chemicals @ Rs. 400/ha 1650 ha 6.6Total (a + b + c + d+ e +f + g +h) other than seed Rs. 3000/ha 49.504 Awarness (Media and Publicity) 1.05 Progressive Farmers supervisor @ Rs. 1000 allowance + 1000

honorarium/ farmers/ month for 5 months

10 Nos 1.0

6 Training for trainers 250 farmers @ Rs. 2000/- farmer of 5 days

250 nos 5.0

7 Post Harvest equipments 2 nos 8.0

Grand Total 71.669

WORK PLAN OF REMAINING AMOUNT (SAVING) DURING RABI, 2011-12

Crop: Finger Millet

TIE-UP ARRANGEMENT OF SEEDS UNDER INSIMP DURING RABI, 2011

1. Finger millet Variety A404 is being produced at

R. K. Mission, Ranchi. The produced seed will be

buy backed for its demonstration in 1650 ha.

2. The produced seed will be given in minikits to

farmers during Rabi 2011-12

CONSTRAINT UNDER INSIMP

1. Un availability of quality seeds.

2. Lack of awareness about nutrient present in finger

millet.

3. Lack of preference by farmers.

4. More preference of Rice.

5. Problem related to marketing.

POSSIBILITIES UNDER INSIMP

.

• Seed production of millet will be done in state farm

by making availability breeder and foundation

seeds.

• Popularizing the seeds production by adopting seed

village panchayat.

• Popularizing the seed production by emphasizing

the cost benefit ratio.

• Encouraging the establishment of processing plant

for value addition of millet product.

Crop wise targeted Area, Production & Productivity for Rabi 2011-12

Sl.No. Name of the Crop Area (’000 ha) Production (’000 MT) Productivity( Kg/ha)

1. Wheat 215.000 430.000 2200

2. Maize 30.000 75.000 2500

3. Gram 200.000 300.000 1500

4. Lentil 75.000 60.000 800

5. Field Pea 50.000 75.000 1500

6. Other Pulses 19.000 11.400 600

7. Mustard/ Rai/Toria 245.000 147.000 600

8. Linseed 50.000 30.000 600

9. Sunflower 10.000 8.000 800

10 Safflower (Kusum) 5.000 3.000 600

11. Summer Paddy 50.000 100.000 2000

Total 949.000 1239.400

STRATEGY FOR WHEAT PRODUCTION & RUST MANAGEMENT1. The Area under wheat production is increased from 1.20

lakh ha to 2.15 lakh hectares due to availability of water in

water bodies (pond, well, dams etc.).

2. The quality seed of recommended variety of wheat is being

distributed among the farmers.

3. Training for use the balance dose of fertilizer for ensuring

more yield of wheat.

4. Better agronomical management will be provided (inter

culturing etc.).

5. 25000 ha area will be undertaken under SWI like SRI.

6. Till date rust problem has not been witnessed in the

Jharkhand.

PRE – POSITIONING OF INPUTS (SEED DISTRIBUTION) IN THE STATE

Sl.No. Items Quantity in Qtls

1. Wheat seeds 69370

2. Lentil seed 3140

3. Gram seed 1350

4. Field pea 4365

5. Mustard 6600

|Total 84825

REQUIREMENT OF FERTILIZER FOR RABI 2011-12 AND CONSUMPTION DURING 2010-11

S No. Name of Fertilizer

Consumption in 2010-11

Requirement in 2011-12

1 Urea 50284.15 80000

2 DAP 20242.70 45000

3 MOP 1597.55 14000

4 SSP 10000

5 NPK Complex 13674.4 50000

6 N 28524 52066.37

7 P 12598 33979.00

8 K 3499 15673.67

9 Total 44621 101719.04

10. Ratio 4:1:8:0.5 4:2.6:1.2

Qty in MT

SCENARIO OF RABI SEED DISTRIBUTION IN JHARKHAND

Year

S.N. Crop 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

1. Wheat 31224 14900 69370

2. Gram 7844 - 1350

3. Lentil 1640 464 3140

4. Field pea 389 2575 4365

5. Mustard 7746 0 6600

Total 48843 17939 84825

Quantity in Qtls

ADDITIONAL AREA TO BE BROUGHT UNDER PULSES DURING RABI/SUMMER 2011-12

1. An area of 10,000 ha will be brought under minikit block demonstration of chickpea.

2. During kharif an additional area of 1000 ha was covered during Kharif in pigeon pea.

3. Nearly 5000 ha area will be put under minikit block demonstration for green gram during summer.

4. The black gram will also be included in about 5000 ha during summer.

5. The potential crop i.e. Maize will also be covered in about 1000 ha both in Rabi & Summer.

S.N. Crop Target (‘ 000 ha) Additional Area to be covered (2011-12)

% of increase in area over

20102010 2011

1. Gram 95.000 200.000 105.000 110

2. Lentil 30.000 75.000 45.0000 150

3. Field pea 30.000 50.000 20.000 66

4. Other Pulses 19.000 19.000 - -

Total 174.000 344.000 170.000 98

FINANCIAL PROGRESS UNDER NFSM

S No. Item Crop Financial Outlay (Rs. In lakhs)

1 NFSM Rice 829.00

2 NFSM Pulses 1145.37

3 NFSM A3P 776.47

PUC of NFSM Pulses has been submitted to the GOI for the year 2010-11

Remarks – The sanctioned and the allotted fund has been disbursed timely to Project Director, ATMA of each district and has also been properly utilized as per report.

STATUS OF A3PRs. In Lakhs

S No.

Fund Availability Amount

S No.

Fund Requirement Amount

1 Fund Available under A3P during 2010-11

491.94 1 Fund Requirement under Pigeon pea 9 units @ Rs. 38 lakh/unit

342.00

2. Expenditure as on 31.3.2011

195.37 2 Fund Req. under additional 10 units of Gram @ Rs. 38 lakh/unit

380.00

3. Unspent balance as on 1.4.2011

296.47 3 Fund required under 7 units of Lentil @ Rs. 38 lakh/ unit

266.00

4. Fund to be released during 2011-12

660.60 4 Fund Required under e-Pest Surveillance for 9 untis of 2010-11@ Rs. 2 lakh/unit

18.00

5. Fund Released so far during 2011-12

480.00 5 Total fund required during 2011-12

1006.00

6. Total Fund Available so far during 2011-12 (3+5)

776.47 Note : The residual amount of the pigeon pea demonstration will be made available for Gram and Lentil

FINANCIAL PROGRESS UNDER NFSM-A3P (PULSES) UP TO OCT, 2011

Rs. In Lakhs

S No.

Crop No. of Units

Financial Target

Financial Achievement

1 Pigeon Pea 9 342.00 189.04

2 Chick Pea 10 380.00 61.98

3 Lentil 7 266.00 21.90

Total 26 988 272.92

4 e-Pest Surveillance 9 18.00 --

District wise distribution of A3P Minikit Block Demonstration in Jharkhand during 2011-12

No. of units of 1000ha area allocated

S.N. District Pigeonpea Chickpea Lentil Cost/unit (Rs. in lakh)

1. Garhwa 1 - 1 38.00

2. Palamu 2 - 1 38.003. Latehar 1 - 1 38.004. Chatra 1 1 - 38.005. Lohardaga - - 1 38.00

6. Gumla 1 1 - 38.007. Simdega - - 1 38.008. Saraikela 1 1 - 38.009. W.Singhbhum - - 1 38.00

10. Ranchi - 1 - 38.0011. Khunti - 1 - 38.0012. Hazaribagh 1 1 - 38.00

13. Ramgarh - - 1 38.0014. Giridih - 1 - 38.0015. Dumka 1 1 - 38.00

16. Pakur - 1 - 38.0017. Sahebganj - 1 - 38.00

Total 9 10 7

Achievement under NFSM-A3P (Pulses) during 2011-12

• 9 units of minikits block demo. on pigeon pea was conducted

in 9000 ha area during Kharif, 2011

• 10 units of minikit block demon. on chickpea is being

conducted on 10000 ha area during Rabi.

• 7 units of minikit block demon. on lentil is being conducted on

7000 ha area during Rabi.

• 360 qtls of pigeon pea seeds was distributed on 100%

subsidy.

• 20740 qtls lime was distributed during Kharif, 2011 on 100%

subsidy.

• 900 qtls borax -10% was distributed during Kharif, 2011 on

100% subsidy.

• 32000 pkts of Rhizobium culture were distributed during

Kharif, 2011 on 100% subsidy.

Achievement under NFSM-A3P (Pulses) during 2011-12

• 27000 pkts of PSB was distributed during Kharif 2011 on 100%

subsidy.

• 1600 qtls of urea was distributed during Kharif, 2011 on 100 %

subsidy.

• Insecticides, pesticides, Pheromon traps, lures, NPV were

procured for Rs. 53.26 lakhs for distribution on 100% subsidy.

• 140 farmers scout were engaged in 14 units of pigeon pea under

e-Pest Surveillance programme during Kharif, 2011.

• 1500 qtls chick pea seeds were distributed in 10 units of minikits

block demonstration during Rabi, 2011-12.

• 420 qtls. Lentil seeds was distributed on in 7 units of lentil

minikits block demonstration on 100 % subsidy.

• INM/IPM are being distributed for 10 units chick pea and 7 units

of lentil minikits block demonstration as per norms.

PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL PROGRESS OF E-PEST SURVEILLANCE UNDER A3P DURING 2011-12

1. The Training has been imparted to the farmers scouts and Extension Officers/

ADOs/ Supervisor in charge of A3P units at Block level.

2. Out of that 25% of money was made available for controlling insect/disease

infestation.

3. District level Disaster Management Group was constituted in the concerned

district.

4. Fund was made available to the Project Director, ATMA of the respective

district underA3P for respective crops.

5. The farmers scout has been made responsible for e-pest surveillance works.

6. They have also been trained for reporting through online.

Achievement under NFSM-Rice during Kharif, 2011

• 1200 demonstration on Improved Package of Practices

was conducted in an area of 480 ha.

• 500 demonstration on SRI was conducted in an area

of 200 ha.

• 400 demonstration on hybrid rice was conducted in an

area of 160 ha.

• 403 qtls hybrid rice seed was distributed on 50%

subsidy.

• 14064 qtls of high yielding varieties was distributed

on 50% subsidy.

• Micronutrient (Borax-10%) was distributed for 496 ha

of area on 50 % Subsidy.

Achievement under NFSM-Rice during Kharif, 2011

• Lime was distributed for 250 ha area on 50%

subsidy.

• Plant Protection chemicals was distributed for

1150 ha area on 50% subsidy.

• 511 conoweeders were distributed on 50%

subsidy.

• 1013 Knapsack sprayers were distributed on 50%

subsidy.

• 2 Zero till seed drills were distributed on subsidy

of Rs. 15000 per machine.

• 422 diesel pumpsets were distributed on susbidy

of Rs. 10000 per machine.

• 134 FFS were organized during Kharif, 2011

Achievement under NFSM-Pulses during Kharif, 2011

• 2862 qtls seeds of pulses (pigeon pea, black gram, green

gram) were distributed on 50% subsidy.

• 6014 qtls lime was distributed during Kharif season on

subsidy of Rs. 750 per ha.

• 1708 qtls micro nutrient (Borax-10%) was distributed on

subsidy of Rs. 500 per ha.

• Rhizobium culture was distributed for 6901 ha area for

different pulses crop.

• Under IPM on Kharif Pulses, 1439 ha area was covered @

Rs. 750/ha subsidy.

• Plant Protection Chemicals for 1350 ha was distributed on

the subsidy of Rs. 500/ ha

Achievement under NFSM-Pulses during Kharif, 2011

• Weedicides was distributed for 99 ha area on the subsidy of Rs.

500/ha.

• 692 Knapsack sprayers were distributed on 50% subsidy.

• 4 nos. of Zero till seed drills were distributed on subsidy of Rs.

15000 per machine.

• 6 nos. of Seed drills were distributed on subsidy of Rs. 15000

per machine.

• 2 nos. of Rotavators were distributed on subsidy of Rs. 30000

per machine.

• 485 nos. of pumpsets were distributed on subsidy of Rs. 10000

per machine.

• 50 units of irrigation pipes were distributed on subsidy of Rs.

15000/unit.

• 46 nos. of Farmers Field Schools (FFS) were organized during

Kharif 2011 on different pulses crops.

Other Initiatives, if any, taken by States for enhancing Rabi crop Production

1. Seeds of Wheat, Gram, Lentil, Field pea ,Mustard, Toria etc are being made

available to the farmers on subsidy basis .

2. Fertilizers are being made available for the farmers up to Block and

Panchayat level.

3. Tie up list of inputs supplier for INM &IPM are being made available to

concerned district.

4. Mini Dal Mill, Rice hauller, Vermi compost units are being made available to

the interested farmers of the State.

5. Power Tiller, Sprayer, Diesel Pumpset, irrigation pipes, Seed drill, Zero till

seed drill, Rotavator etc are being made available to the farmers on subsidy.

6. Awareness programme for 100% seed treatment has been extended up to

panchayat level through departmental Extension officer.

7. System of wheat intensification (SWI) method is being popularized.

8. To control insect and disease infestation in rabi crops special IPM programme

is being extended up to Block/ panchayat level through departmental officer.