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Report of the Joint Inspection Team on its visit to Madhya Pradesh during 28th January to 4th February & 05th March to 12th March, 2014 to review the progress under the National Horticulture Mission

Districts visited by J.I.T of National Horticulture Mission

1. Ashok Nagar 2. Guna 3. Sagar 4. Sidhi 5. Rewa 6. Satna 7. Chhattarpur

8. Vidisha

National Horticulture Mission

Ministry of Agriculture

Department of Agriculture & Cooperation

Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi-110001

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Item Page No_________

Actionable issues & Observations made by JIT 3-5

INTRODUCTION 6

About Madhya Pradesh 7-8

Status of Horticulture in Madhya Pradesh 9-15

VISIT OF JIT IN MADHYA PRADESH

Visit to Ashok Nagar district 16-22

Visit to Guna district 23-30

Visit to Sagar district 31-43

Visit to Sidhi district 44-49

Visit to Rewa district 50-55

Visit to Satna district 56-61

Visit to Chhattarpur district 62-65

Visit to Vidisha district 66-73

Annexures 74-118

Photographs 119-134

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JIT has recorded the following common observations on implementation of

Centrally Sponsored Horticulture Development Programme during its visits in

the District of Madhya Pradesh from 28th January to 4th February & 05th March

to 12th March, 2014 respectively.

Over all progress of implementation of NHM programme is satisfactory for

area expansion programme and horticulture mechanization in the districts,

adopting cluster approach for guava, mango and seed spices.

JIT felt that there is a need to promote small scale processing facilities, in the

area of concentration. The raw material for processing is not available

throughout the year as the horticulture production is season based.

During visit, it was noticed that mango and guava plantations are very old and

have become unproductive, a comprehensive plan for replanting and

rejuvenation of old / senile orchards is a need of hour and pursued vigorously.

Indeed, it is novel idea of District Horticulture Mission, Rewa, opted the

services of Horticulture Scientist from KVK, Rewa to give latest technologies

and rendering his services to the NHM beneficiary for over all development of

horticulture in the district.

Aonla fruit anthracnose, wilt and stem borer in Guava, Bacterial canker in

citrus were noticed in the orchards, immediate attention is required to control

the disease / pests.

Diamond-back moth in cabbage, wilt in brinjal, leaf blight in onion, leaf curl in

tomato, leaf miner and thrip in cucumber were very serious. Beneficiaries

have been advised accordingly to control the disease / pest through adopting

IPM.

Two years ago, Gardeners Training Centre was constructed under NHM

funds at Reheli (Karta) in Sagar district. It is strange that it has never been

utilized.

Farmers are not willing to contribute their share wherever required under

NHM programme.

Many farmers opted MI in Sidhi district and do not understand its importance

& how to operate drip.

Pomegranate is not fruiting in Government nursery, Satna because of low

lying plantation which needs to be shifted to other place.

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Cash register, cheque book records were checked in most of the districts.

District Horticulture Mission Chattarpur is directed to maintain accurate

records of physical and financial progress as the financial target shown (Rs.

29.76 lakh) seems to be wrong, it needs to be verified. Moreover, DHO,

Chattarpur did not present cash book register and cheque book before JIT on

the pretext that the record has been called at H.Q. Bhopal.

Physical and financial progress of Chhatarpur for 2012-13 was also not made

available to JIT on the pretext that computer operator was on leave. After

visit, telephonic discussion with DD (Hort.) for sending pending information

but till today, DD (Hort.) did not comply.

Sweet orange in Vidisha was found affected by Phytophthora Gummosis

disease, advised accordingly.

Trunk borer in pomegranate, Tumour in Guava, wilt and leaf minor in Gerbera

noticed alarmingly in the field, advised for immediate control measures.

Display of NHM board with logo was missing at many places.

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Actionable Issues

Presently, the Staff available for proper implementation and monitoring of

NHM programme is not enough competent train farmers in protected

cultivation, IPM measures, rejuvenation and canopy management, they need

to be given extensive training.

Pack house constructed under NHM have some design and structural defects.

SHM should provide design with proper measurement, needs immediate

attention before sanctioning such unit.

More projects need to be submitted for creation of PHM and marketing

infrastructures.

Monthly Training Calendar / exposure visits, annual report and success

stories of various NHM interventions needs to be submitted to DAC at the

earliest.

Government nurseries established under the Mission are underutilized due to

lack of good management practices.

There is need to organize training to improve the quality vis-à-vis quantity of

planting material keeping in view the annual target in district nurseries. A

nursery plan for the next five years is required to be submitted to DAC.

Representative from the office of Horticulture Director, SHM, should invariably

accompany the JIT till end of its visits in the State in order to have first hand

information about implementation of NHM programme in the State / Districts.

SHM should arrange to upload the monthly NHM physical / financial progress

at the district level on the NHM website, on a regular basis.

Incidence of disease / pests in fruits / vegetables / flowers under field and

protected cultivation needs to be controlled effectively. IPM need to be

augmented to minimize the pesticide flow in vegetable clusters.

Gardener’s Training centre constructed two year ago under NHM funds at

Raheli (Sagar) nursery needs to be utilized fully.

District Horticulture Officer, Chhatarpur should be directed to maintain

accurate record of physical and financial progress which seems to be wrong.

DHO Chhattarpur did not present cash book register and cheque book before

JIT on the pretext that the record has been called at H.Q Bhopal, it needs to

be verified.

To highlight activities of NHM in the State, there is need to install permanent

display boards with logo at sites, so that the neighbouring farmers could be

motivated and be benefited from the ongoing programmes in the districts.

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Report of the Joint Inspection Team on its visit to Madhya Pradesh during 28th January to 4th February & 05th March to 12th March, 2014 to review the progress under the National Horticulture Mission

The Joint Inspection Team (JIT) comprising Dr. Om Prakash, Chief

Consultant, Shri R.P. Singh, Assistant Director (NHM) and Shri P.S. Kohli, Senior

Resources Person, National Horticulture Mission, visited Madhya Pradesh during

28th January to 4th February & 05th March to 12th March, 2014 to review the progress

under National Horticulture Mission programme in the State. Shri S. K. Khaskalam,

Joint Director, Shri M.P Khare, Deputy Director, Horticulture, Indore and Shri M.S.

Mujhelda, Asstt. Director (Hort.), Headquarter joined the Team, coordinated the visit

of the Team in Guna, Ashok Nagar, Sagar, Vidhisha, Chhattarpur, Satna, Sidhi and

Rewa Districts.

Introduction

Landlocked in the central part of the country, it is bounded by the states of

Rajasthan to the northwest, Uttar Pradesh to the north, Chhattisgarh to the east and

Maharashtra to the south, and Gujarat to the west.

Madhya Pradesh is the second largest state and ranks seventh in population.

The State is primarily an agriculture State. About 73% population of the state is rural,

which is directly or indirectly depends on agriculture. Thus Agriculture Sector is the

main Stay of the State economy. The Agriculture and allied services contributes

about 44% share in state economy and 78% of its working force is directly engaged

in Agriculture. Thus Agriculture sector forms the backbone of MP economy.

Madhya Pradesh is having a geographical area of 30.75 million hectares,

which is divided into 45 districts of the state and 9 revenue divisions. The state has

313 development blocks which are the units for development activities. The forests

occupies in the States 8.49 million hectares which is 27.2 % of the Geographical

area of the state where as the cultivated area is about 49 %. The major perennial

rivers of the State namely Mahi, Narmada, Tapti, Chambal, Betwa, Sone,

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Wainganga, Ken., and Pench Originate in Madhya Pradesh and flow to the seven

bordering states

Madhya Pradesh has a topography that is crossed from north to south by

plains separated by upland areas. The state has three main seasons: winter

(November through February), summer (March through May), and the monsoon

season (June through September). During the winter average temperatures range

from 10° to 27° C (50° to 81° F). Summers are hot, with an average temperature of

29° C (85° F) and a high temperature that at times reaches 48° C (118° F). During

the monsoon season temperatures average 19° to 30° C (66° to 86°). Madhya

Pradesh receives as average annual rainfall of about 1200 mm (nearly 50 in), of

which 90 percent falls during the monsoon season. The capital of the state is Bhopal.

Economy and Infrastructure

Agriculture is the basis of Madhya Pradesh economy. Less than half of the

land area is cultivable, however, and its distribution is quite uneven because of

variations in topography, rainfall, and soils. The main cultivated areas are found in

the Chambal valley, the Malwa Plateau and the Rewa Plateau. The Narmada valley,

covered with river-borne alluvium, is another fertile area.

The most important crops are rice, wheat, sorghum (jowar), corn (maize),

pulses (legumes such as peas, beans, or lentils), and peanuts (groundnuts). Rice is

grown principally in the east, where there is more rainfall, while in western Madhya

Pradesh wheat and sorghum are more important. The state is the largest soybean

producer in India. Other crops include linseed, sesame, sugarcane, and cotton, as

well as inferior millets, which are grown in hilly areas. The state is a large producer of

opium (in the western district of Mandasor, near Rajasthan) and marijuana (in the

southwestern district of Khandwa [East Nimar]). Madhya Pradesh is rich in minerals,

though these resources have not yet been fully exploited. There are large reserves

of coal and important deposits of iron ore, manganese ore, bauxite, limestone,

dolomite, copper, fireclay, and china clay. Diam ond reserves at Panna are of

particular interest.

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The major industries of the state are electronics, telecommunications,

petrochemicals, food processing and automobiles. The state has also taken a lead in

the production of cement. The state is also famous for its traditional handicrafts and

handlooms manufactured at Chanderi and Maheshwar.

The state is well endowed with potential hydroelectric power. Main

hydroelectric projects (jointly developed with other states) are the Babanthadi with

Maharashtra, the Ban Sagar with Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, the Chambal Valley with

Rajasthan, the Narmada Sagar with Gujarat and Rajasthan, and the Rajghat and

Urmil with Uttar Pradesh. The Hasdeo Bango, Bargi, and Birsinghapur thermal

power projects are also within the state. The Narmada Sagar project has been a

source of controversy because of its potential for damaging the environment.

In comparison with other Indian states, Madhya Pradesh is well served with

transport and communications facilities. The main railroads that pass through the

state were originally laid down to connect the ports of Madras, Bombay, and Calcutta

with their hinterlands. Important railway junctions include Bhopal, Ratlam, Khandwa,

Bilaspur, and Katni. Also connecting the state with other parts of India are airports at

Bhopal, Gwalior, Indore, Jabalpur, Rewa, and Khajuraho, as well as several national

highways.

Major Produce of Madhya Pradesh

Cereals : Wheat, Rice, Pulses, Jowar.

Oilseeds : Soyabean, Niger, Mustard.

Vegetables: Green Peas, Cauliflower, Okra, Tomato, Potato, Eggplant, Onion, Gourd.

Fruits : Mango, Guava, Orange, Melon, Papaya, Banana.

Spices : Garlic, Coriander, Ginger

Flower : Tube Rose, Roses, Marigold, Gladiolus

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Status of Horticulture in Madhya Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh is producing about 7.69 m MT of horticulture produce from an

area of 0.75 m ha. and accounts for 3.20 % of total horticulture production of the

country. The major share of horticulture produce is from vegetables (48.08%) and

fruits (43.85%).

2.47 lakh MT of fruits have been traded in organized markets with average price

of Rs. 18.44/MT.

9.99 lakh MT of vegetable have been traded in organized markets with average

price of Rs. 8.06/MT.

Potato

Madhya Pradesh is the sixth largest potato producing State accounting for 2%

of total production of potato in the country. State produces 0.74 m MT of potato

from an area of 0.06 m ha. with the productivity of 12.0 t/ha.

The major potato producing belts in the state are Sidhi, Satana, Rewa, Raigarh,

Sagar and Tilkamgarh.

2.21 lakh MT of potato have been traded in organized markets with average


Onion

State is the fifth largest onion producing state in the country and accounts for 7

% of total production of onion in the country. Madhya Pradesh is producing

about 1.02 m MT of onion from an area of 0.06m MT with the productivity of

17.5 t/ha

The major onion producing belts in the state are Khargone and Khandwa.

4.53 lakh MT of onion have been traded in organized markets with average


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Peas

Madhya Pradesh is the fourth largest producer of peas in the country and

accounts for 7.1% of total production of peas in the country.

State produces about 0.25 m Mt of peas from an area fo 0.02 m. ha. having

productivity of 11 MT/ha.

Major peas growing belts in the state is Ujjain.

0.17 lakh MT of peas have been traded in organized markets with average price

of Rs. 18.42/MT.

Brinjal

State produces about 3% of total Brinjal produce of the country with the

production of 0.28 m MT from an area of 0.02 m ha having productivity of 12.00

MT/ha.

0.11 lakh MT of brinjal have been traded in organized markets with average


0.03 lakh MT of brinjal have been traded in organized markets with average


Guava

Madhya Pradesh is the second largest producer of guava after Maharashtra

and accounts for 11.4% of the total production of Guava in the country.

State produces 0.28 m MT of Guava from an area of 0.010 m ha having

productivity of 29 MT ha which is the highest among the Guava producing

States.

Main Guava producing belts in the State are Rewa and Jabalpur.

0.004 lakh MT of guava have been traded in organized markets with average


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Papaya

Madhya Pradesh contributes 5.4% of papaya in the total production in the

country.

State produces 0.28 m MT of papaya from an area of 0.002 m ha having

productivity of 115.5 MT/ha which is the second highest after Tamil Nadu.

The production of papaya is concentrated in Dhar, Khandwa, Rattam and Guna.

0.07 lakh MT of papaya have been traded in organized markets with average


Banana

Madhya Pradesh is the sixth major banana producing state in the country and

accounts for 5.8% of the total production of the country.

State is producing about 1.72 m MT of banana from an area of about 0.04 m.

ha. with the productivity of 45.2 t/ha.

Mostly Cavendish varieties are grown with drip irrigation to some extent.

The major banana producing belts in the State are Bhuranpur, Badwani and

Dhar.

1.82 lakh MT of banana have been traded in organized markets with average


Citrus

Madhya Pradesh is second leading producer of orange mandarin and accounts

for 21% of the production of orange mandarin production in the country with

productivity of 18.00 MT/ha.

Madhya Pradesh is the fourth largest citrus producing state in the country and

accounts for 10.7% of the total production in the country.

State is producing 0.80 m MT of citrus form an area of 0.05 m ha. with the

productivity of 17.7 t/ha.

The major citrus producing belts in the state are Mandasaur ,

Shajapur,Chindwara, Khandwa and Hosangabad.

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State accounts for 5% of total production of lime/lemon in the country.

Production of orange in the state accounts for 21 % of the total production in the

country and is the second largest orange producer after Punjab in the country.

State is producing about 0.68 m MT of orange from an area of about 0.04 m.

ha. with the productivity of 18 t/ha.

Major orange (Mandarin) producing belts in the state are Chhindwada,

Mandsaur, Betul, Ujjain and Shajapur.

Gummosis has affected the crop yield.

0.46 lakh MT of citrus have been traded in organized markets with average


Spices

Madhya Pradesh is the fifth largest producer of spices in the country and

accounts for 7.73 % of total production of spices in the country.

State produces about 0.41 m. MT of spices from an area of 0.29 m ha. with

productivity of 1.4 MT/ha.

NHM interventions in Madhya Pradesh

The Centrally Sponsored Scheme of National Horticulture Mission (NHM) is

being implemented in 39 districts on a Mission mode approach to address all the

issues related to holistic development of Horticulture in the State since 2005-06

The programme in the State of Madhya Pradesh is being implemented by the

State Horticulture Development Society through District Mission Committees

involving farmers, Societies, Grower Associations, SHGs, State institutions etc. The

programme is being implemented in 34 districts with cluster approach. The district

covered under the programme includes Betul, Bhopal, Hoshangabad, Sagar,

Jabalpur, Ujjain, Jhabua, Dewas, Indore, Chhindwara, Mandsaur, Shajapur,

Badwani, Ratlam, Burhanpur, Dhar, Khargone , Khandwa Mandla, Dindori,

Chhatarpur, Harda, Rewa, Gwalior, Rajgarh, Neemach, Satna, Guna, Sehore, Sidhi,

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Alirajpur, Singroli, Ashoknagar, Vidisha, Raisen, Datia, Damoh, Tikamgarh and

Panna.

The crops identified under the programme include Mango, Orange, Aonla,

Guava, Ber, Custard Apple, Banana, Garlic, Coriander, Chillies and Flowers.

Major activities taken up in the programme are production and distribution of

planting material, vegetable seed production, area expansion, rejuvenation of old

and senile orchards, creation of community water resources, protected cultivation,

IPM/INM, organic farming, pollination support through bee keeping, Technology

Dissemination, development of post harvest management & marketing infrastructure

and human resource development.

Physical Progress

Salient progress till 2012-13 is as follows:-

An additional area of 1.34 lakh ha of identified horticulture crops are covered.

178 nurseries have been established for production of quality planting

materials.

An area of 15081 ha. has been covered under rejuvenation of old and senile

orchards.

Organic farming has been adopted in an area of 10407 ha for promotion of

organic cultivation of horticultural crops.

IPM practices have been adopted in an area of 28977 ha.

5 IPM/INM infrastructure facilities such as Leaf tissue analysis labs, disease

forecasting units have been created.

An area of 5889 ha has been covered under protected cultivation.

747 community water structures have been created.

Under the component of Post Management, 458 units including pack houses,

cold storage units, refrigerated vans, primary/ mobile processing units,

ripening chambers, pre cooling units attach to cold storages and mobile pre

cooling units) have been established.

18 market infrastructures have been set up.

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Financial Progress

During 2005-06 to 2012-13, an amount of Rs. 358.23 crore was released to

the State. The State has reported an expenditure of Rs. 356.69 crore till September,

2013.

An allocation of Rs. 95.00 crore has been approved including GOI share of

Rs. 80.755 crore for Annual Action Plan 2013-14. Funds to the tune of Rs. 32.49

crore has been released during the current financial year, out of which, an

expenditure of Rs. 13.75 crore has been reported, till September, 2013. Main

progress has been under the components of Post Harvest Management, Protected

cultivation, area expansion and Rejuvenation of old and senile orchards.

Year-wise details of Outlay, Funds Released and Expenditure under

NHM in Madhya Pradesh

Year Outlay Releases Total Funds Available

Expenditure Unspent Balance

Percentage (%) Utilization

2005-06 59.71 28.40 28.40 4.12 24.28 14.51

2006-07 74.27 42.92 67.20 47.36 19.84 70.48

2007-08 117.90 55.37 75.21 43.06 32.15 57.25

2008-09 104.00 60.00 92.15 56.71 35.44 61.54

2009-10 68.00 35.45 70.89 60.27 10.62 85.02

2010-11 85.02 51.00 61.62 55.65 5.97 90.31

2011-12 72.25 55.34 60.97 45.93 15.04 75.33

2012-13 55.25 30.09 45.13 30.05 15.08 66.59

Highlights of the State

Madhya Pradesh is the second largest producer of guava after Maharashtra

and accounts for 11% of the total production of Guava in the country.

Madhya Pradesh is the fourth largest citrus producing state in the country

and accounts for 11% of the total production in the country.

Madhya Pradesh is the fourth largest producer of peas in the country and

accounts for 7.1% of total production of peas in the country.

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Percentage utilization of funds during 2012-13.

(Rs. In Lakh)

S.No. Component Financial

Outlay as

per AAP,

2012-13

Funds

Released

Expenditure % Utilization

to total

Expenditure

1 Nurseries 0.00 0.00 26.08 0.87

2 Area Expansion 1251.77 1249.91 695.78 23.15

3 Rejuvenation 59.29 59.29 63.54 2.11

4 Protected Cultivation 2131.59 1347.95 985.24 32.78

5 Promotion of

Integrated Pest

Management (IPM)

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

6 IPM Infrastructure 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

7 Organic Farming 28.56 0.00 0.00 0.00

8 Pollination Support

through Beekeeping

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

9 Community Water

Resources

0.00 0.00 12.75 0.42

10 Human Resource

Development

200.22 85.44 120.30 4.00

11 Post Harvest

Management

994.16 0.00 574.95 19.13

12 Market Infrastructure 9.35 0.00 6.80 0.23

13 Others 850.06 519.80 17.30

Total 5525.00 3005.24 100.00

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ASHOK NAGAR DISTRICT

District Profile

Geographical Area 4673.90 Sq. Km.

Total Area Under crop 207186.8 ha

Irrigated area 78116 ha

Total Agric family 99781

Small farmers 56879

Middle farmers 17987

Big farmers 14897

No. of Tube well 3987

No. of well 18131

Non Agric land 63189 ha

Main crops of the District

Fruits Guava, Mango, Papaya, Lemon, Aonla, sapota

Vegetables Potato, Tomato, Peas, Onion, Brinjal, Cole crops

Spices Coriander, Garlic, Ginger, Maithy

Flower Marigold, Desi rose, Sewant, Galadea

Medicinal Ajwain, Ashwaganda, Mushli, Mentha, Patterchatta

Aloebera

Financial status of Horticulture & Food processing

Sl. No.

Details Total Finance

Total Money

Total spent

Total expenditure

Total Available Amount

Total Expenditure

1. State funding schemes

41.00 40.56 40.56 46.44 42.99 2194

2. NHM 33.83 33.83 33.40 18.34 18.34 8.09

3. Micro irrigation

14.30 14.30 14.13 9.50 9.50 5.11

Total 89.13 88.69 88.09 74.28 70.83 35.14

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Revenue from Nursery

Sl. No.

Detailed State Sanjay Kunj Malkhedi Vikas Khand, Ashok Nagar

State Sanjay Kunj Malkhedi Vikas Khand, Ashok Nagar State Sanjay Kunj Malkhedi Vikas Khand, Ashok Nagar

State Sanjay Kunj Malkhedi Vikas Khand, Ashok Nagar

Increa-se

Percent increase

2011-12 2012-13 2011-12 2012-13 2011-12

1. Sale of grafts

99398 157777 60190 122977 112200 408344 164121 152606 435909 841704 405795 93%

2. Auction of fruits

0 0 0 0 19200 85000 23100 77000 43300 162000 119700 93%

3. Other sources

39464 0 0 0 0 0 0 25000 39464 25000 -14464 -36%

Total 138862 15777 60190 122577 131400 493344 187221 254606 517673 1028704 511031 98.7%

Area production of Horticulture crops

Sl. No.

Name of crop

2011-12 2012-13 Increase in Area Percent increase

Area Production Area Production Area Production Area Production

1. Fruit 360 10495 185 14550 125 4055 34.7 38.6

2. Vegetable 1620 25839 2346 37419 726 11580 44.8 44.8

3. Spices 6310 20091 7545 22291 1135 2200 17.9 10.9

4. Flower 56 520 100 960 44 440 78.5 45.8

5. Medicinal 175 90 290 147 115 57 65.7 63.3

Total 8521 57035 10766 75367 2145 18332 25.1 32.1

Horticulture crops as per recorded in revenue record

Sl No.

Type of crop Year 2011-12

Yer 2012-13 Increase in Area

% increase

1. Plant of mango, Guava, Papaya, Lemon, Aonla 57 1 30

73 128%

2. Vegetable area increase Brinjal, Tomato, flower, peas, Pumpking

1088 2215 1127 103%

3. Spice area increase chilli, coriander, onion 1612 2000 388 24%

4. Flower increase sunflower, gladia 0 100 100 100%

5. Medicinal area increase, Ashwagandha, Tulsi, Ajwain

179 215 36 20%

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Physical and Financial Targets and achievement during 2012-13.

Sl. No.

Name of components Unit Physical Financial Beneficiaries family

Target Achm. Tar Achm. General SC ST Total

1. Seed production

a) Govt. Ha. 5.333 5.333 2.9

b)Private Ha. 10.000 10.000 0.25 8 0 3 11

2. New orchards Ha. 50.000 50.000 2.38 53 12 4 69

3. Maintenance of orchard 1st year

Ha. 30.000 0.000 0.00 0 0 0 0

4. Rejuvenation No. 10.00 10.00 0.00 14 0 1 15

5. Horticulture Mechanization

No.

a) Rotabator upto 20 H.P machine

No. 2 2 1.20 1 1 0 2

b) Rotobator and more than 20 hp

No. 4 4 4.50 4 0 0 4

6. Pack house No. 6 6 0.75 4 2 0 6

7. Vermi compost unit No. 2 2 1.20 1 1 0 2

Onion storage No. 10 6 0.00 5 1 0 6

8. Kishan mela No. 1 1 3.50

9. Pack house No. 0 0 1.50

10. Farmers Training No.

a) Inside district No. 46 48 0.37 42 6 0 48

b) Outside State No. 50 0 0

11. Out State No. 50 50 1.80 40 7 3 50

12. Horti Expo No. 0.58 100

13. Mission Management No. 0.69

Total 35.34 20.42 313

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Micro Irrigation Scheme during 2012-13

S. No. Name of Crop

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Target for Financial year……………. Achievements During Month Progress upto previous month Cumulative Progess

Target (HA)

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GOI State Total Area (HA) GOI State Total

Area (HA) GOI State Total


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

A Drip

Vegetables 1.2x6 5 5 6.400 2.695 1.817 4.512 5 6.400 2.695 1.817 4.512

Anwla 3x3 1 1 1.000 0.1876 0.0731 0.2607 1 1.000 0.1876 0.0731 0.2607

Guava 6x6 40 39 31.500 3.914 2.4284 6.3426 1 0.4000 0.0830 0.0498 0.1328 40 31.900 3.9972 2.4782 6.4754

Vegetables 1.2x6

Total Drip 46 39 31.500 3.914 2.4284 6.3426 7 7.800 2.9656 1.9399 4.9055 46 39.300

0 6.8798 4.3683 11.248

B Sprinkler

Etc. 4 4 9.000 0.4746 0.3600 0.8346 4 9.000 0.4746 0.360 0.8346

Total Sprinkler 4 4 9.000 0.4746 0.3600 0.8346 4 9.000 0.4746 0.360 0.8346

C Demostration

Guava 5x5

Vegetable 1.2x6

Total Demo 50

D Admn. Cost 0.090 0.090 0.000 0.000

Physical prof. 2011-12 9.52 9.52

Grand Total (A+B+C+D) 39 31.500 3.914 2.4284 6.3426 11 16.800 3.550 2.2999 5.8299 50 48.300 16.950 4.7283 21.68

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JIT visited Ashok Nagar District

S.

No.

Name of the

Beneficiary

Address Crop /

Component

Year of

Plantation /

Start

Area in

Ha./ Unit

Total

unit

planted

Survival as

on date

/status

Remark / Observations

1.

Tilak Singh, Kalawat Barkheda,

Mongawali,

Ashok Nagar

Pack house 2012-13 30’x20’ - - Subsidy amount Rs. 0.75 lakh

released.

Not properly constructed as

per design.

Advised to staff that payment

may be made only after

completion as per design.

2. Sita Ram Yadav Gupalia,

Mongawali,

Ashok Nagar

Pack house 2012-13 30’x20’ - - Subsidy amount Rs. 0.75 lakh

released

Defective construction

advised on the spot for

correction.

3. Govt. Nursery Gupallia

Mongawali,

Ashok Nagar

Nursery

Mother trees

of Guava

(250), Mango

(200), Aonla

(400), Ber 15,

Citrus (60),

etc.

- - - - About 30 years old Guava

plant rejuvenated and

fruiting well.

Need up gradation of nursery

Nursery produces 25000

grafted plants per year, which

is underutilized.

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4.

Ashok Kumar Jain Barodia, Ashok

Nagar

Drip in Potato,

Garlic,

Dhaniya,

Tomato,

onion, chilli

2012-13 2.5 - - Viral problem in potato and

advised for control of vector

and late blight diseases.

Subsidy amount Rs. 1,63258/-

paid.

5.

Anand Farm Eshagarh, Ashok

Nagar

Drip in fruit

crops Grape,

Potato, Guava,

Mango, Citrus

etc.

2012-13 3.00 - - Good maintenance ,

Demonstrated rejuvenation

of Guava in the farm

In grapes, potato taken as

inter crop.

6.

Sri Kesav Rao Joshi Village Denga,

Mochor,

Eshagarh,

Ashok Nursery

AEP, Guava

(CV L 49 & A.

Safeda)

2012-13 1.00 280 260 Subsidy Rs. 5175 paid to

farmer.

More AEP of Ajwain to be

given. In Kadwa village about

200 ha crop is grown.

7. Shankar Rao Bhosley Eshagarh, Ashok

Nagar

Tractor cum

Rotabator

2012-13 Subsidy amount Rs. 1.5 lakh

released

8.

Shankar Rao Bhosley Bhosla gaon,

Ashok Nagar

Pack house 2012-13 - - - Subsidy amount Rs. 1.50 lakh

availed.

Seed production of

cauliflower and other

vegetables are taken up.

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Observations

1. Pack house not constructed as per specification. The official also does not

have knowledge about the design and its uses.

2. The Govt. nursery Gupali6ya, Monguwati is underutilized, the production need

to be enhanced with good management practices.

3. Under AEP, Ajwain area may be enhanced as Kadwa village alone having

200 ha.

4. In grape, potato taken as intercrop giving good results, in Isha Nagar need to

be exploited in other region during winter.

5. In guava, Rejuvenation Technology is not known to farmers of Isha Nagar,

Departmental official may take FLD to demonstrate the Technology in the

farmer field.

6. NHM display board are not found at sites.

7. Canopy management of initial stage in AEP of fruit crops is completely

missing. Officials are also not well acquainted with latest Technology.

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DISTRICT GUNA

PROFILE

1. Geographical Area in Sq. m. 6307.70

2. Total village 1375

3. District Panchayat 5

4. Gram panchayat 425

5. Rural population 737739

6. Small/ Medium farmers 80282

7. Total Area under crops 314444

8. Agricultural land 345436

9. Biennial crop area 111994

10. Irrigated area 153460

11. Area under horticultural crop 89310

Fruit 1272

Vegetable 2850

Flower 250

Medicinal 235

Spices 85425

12. Canal 22883

13. Ponds 4450

14. Tubewell 33817

15. Other source 92310

Target & Achievement during the year 2012-13

Sl. No.

Name of component

Unit Rate of Target Achievement 2012-13

Phy Fin Phy Fin

1. Vegetable Seed production

i) Public sector Hect. 0.50 4.33 2.165 3.00 2.151

ii) Private sector Hect. 0.25 10 2.50 10.00 1.786

2 (A) Establishment of New Gardens

i) Guava Hect. 0.09878

2 (B) Maintenance of Garden (1st year)

i) Orange Hect. 0.05301

ii) Mango Hect. 0.03300

iii) Guava Hect. 0.03293 25 0.823

2 (C) Maintenance of

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Garden (2nd year)

i) Orange Hect. 0.5301


iii) Guava Hect. 0.32930

2 (D) High Density Plantation

i) Mango (2.5x2.5 M)

Hect. 0.2400

ii) Guava (3x3 M) Hect. 0.2400

3. Non Perennials Fruits (Second Year)

i) Banana Tissue Culture

Hect. 0.1040

4. Flower’s

(a) Cut Flower Hect. 0.35

(b) Bulbous Flower

Hect. 0.45

(c) Loose Flower Hect. 0.12

5. Rejuvenation / replacement

(a) Guava Hect. 0.15 10 1.50 10 1.497

6. Vermi compost unit

a) Brick Masonary

Hect. 0.30 2 0.60 2 0.600

7. Protection Cultivation

i) Green House

a) Tubular structure

Hect. 46.75

ii) Plastic Mulching

Hect. 0.10

iii) Shadenet house

a) Plastic Tunnels Hect. 1.500


(a) Power Operated Machines Tools

Nos 0.175

(b) Power Machines upto 20 BHP

Nos 0.600

(c ) Power Machines 20 HP & above

Nos 1.500 2 3.00 2.00 3.000

9. HRD

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i) Training of Farmers

(a) Within the District (2 Days)

No 0.008 46 0.368 106 0.368

(b) Within the State (3 Days)

No 0.0225 50 1.125 50.00 1.125

(c) Outside the State (3 Days)

No 0.030 50 1.50 50.00 1.500

ii) Exposure visit of farmers


No 0.0075


No 0.018


No 0.036 50 1.80 50.00 1.800

10. Post Harvest Management

i) Pack House No 1.500 3 4.50 3 4.500

ii) Low cost onion storage

No 0.500 3 1.50 3 1.500

11. Mission Management

a) State & Districts Mission Offices

No 0.386

b) District level exhibition

No 2.00 1 2.00 1

d) Other No 5.708

Grand Total No 22.256 240.00 19.088

Opening Balance -2.600 Release (2012-13) 21.467 Release by Try 1.580 Total Rs. 20.447 Expenditure (2010-13) 19.088 Expenditure (2011-12) 0.750 Expenditure Total 19.838 Balance 0.609

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Physical and financial progress and achievement of NMMI during 2012-13

S. No. Name of Crop

Spac

ing

No

. of

Ben

efi

ciar

y Target for Financial year……………. Achievements During Month Progress upto previous month Cumulative Progess

Target (HA)

Assistance in Lakh

No

. of

Be

ne

fici

ary Expenditure

No

. of

Be

ne

fici

ary Expenditure

No

. of

Be

ne

fici

ary Expenditure




1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

A Drip

Aonla 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.00 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000

Guava & Papaya & Lemon 33.000 4.000 11.060 15.060 6.000 6.500 0.720 0.540 1.260 0.000 0.00 0.000 0.000 0.000 6.000 6.500 0.720 0.540 1.260

Vegetables 11.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 11.00 11.100 4.300 2.990 7.290 0.000 0.00 0.000 0.000 0.000 17.00 17.600 5.020 3.530 8.550

Total Drip 44.000 4.000 11.060 15.060 17.00 17.600 5.020 3.530 8.550 0.000 0.00 0.000 0.000 17.00 17.600 5.020 3.530 8.550

B Sprinkler 94.000

Vegetable 0.000 0.360 0.350 0.710 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 3.000 6.00 0.360 0.350 0.710 3.000 6.000 0.360 0.350 0.710

Spices 0.000 7.000 5.000 12.000 15.00 36.000 2.010 1.430 3.440 40.00 5.750 4.470 10.220 55.00 7.760 5.900 13.660

Total Sprinkler 94.000 7.360 5.350 12.710 15.00 36.000 2.010 1.430 3.440 43.00 6.110 4.820 10.930 58.00 8.120 6.250 14.370

C Demonstration 1.000

Total Demonstration 1.000

D Admn. Cost

Grand Total (A+B+C+D) 1039.000 11.360 16.410 27.770 32.00 53.600 7.030 4.960 11.990 43.000 6.140 4.820 10.960 75.00 13.170 9.780 22.950

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JIT visited Guna District

S. No.

Name of the Beneficiary

Address Crop / Component

Year of Plantation / Start

Area in Ha./ Unit

Total unit planted

Survival as on date /status

Remarks / observations

1.

Rati Ram Raghuvansi Hinotiya, Guna Drip (1.0x0.6 m) Tomato / chilli

2012-13 4 ha - - Total subsidy Rs. 2,65262 given to farmer.

The crop was good draping of flower was problem.

2.

Marigold cold storage Bhadora, Guna Cold storage 5250 MT potato, chilli, peas, coriander

2010-11 5250 MT - - Subsidy amount 50 lakh released and fully utilized.

3.

Vijay Laxmin Pradhuman Tripathi

Vila Baladri, Guna

Drip in (1.0x0.6 m) tomato

2.00 - - - Subsidy amount Rs. 1,29895 paid to farmer.

Tomato crop was good.

4.

Vegetable Seed Production

Goriya, Bamori, Guna

Coriander (S-33)

2013-14 2 ha - - Subsidy amount Rs. 40,000/ availed.

5.

Manoj Gopal ji Verma Madhopura, Guna

Drip in (3x3’) Lime

2012-13 2.00 - - Advised to make plant canopy at initiate stage, and also to control disease problem.

Subsidy amount Rs. 60484 availed.

6.

Dhan Singh Kushwaha Beeta Bavdi Raghograh, Gunna

Drip in Tomato (1.2x0.6m)

2013-14 0.5 - - Subsidy Rs. 30671/ availed by farmer.

7. Verendra Singh Kusuwaha

Karmakheda, Guna

Drip (chilli) (1.0 x0.6m)

2013-14 1.0 - - Subsidy amount Rs. 67158 / availed

No board displayed

Viral problem observed.

8. Bheem Singh, Kamarpura, Drip (1.0x0.6 2013-14 0.5 - - Subsidy amount Rs. 30671

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Kushwaha Raghogarh m) availed.

Viral problem noticed in crop.

9. Banwari Lal, Kushwaha

Torvata, Guna Vermi compost (Two units)

2012-13 2 units - - Subsidy Rs. 60,000/- availed for two units.

Compost in used for own.

Total 3 farmers are involved.

10. Hariom Raghu Vanshi Hinotiya, Guna Pack house (02 MT)

2012-13 - - - Subsidy Rs. 15,000/- availed.

Vegetables / fruits are being stored.

11. Manoj Verma Madhopura, Guna

Vegetable seed production, coriander (Simpo-33)

2012-13 0.5 Produced 6.5 Quintal coriander seed.

Sold @ 140/kg and realized Rs. 91000 through sale.

Subsidy received Rs. 8735/-

12. Rati Ram, Raghuvansi Hinotiya, Guna Vegetable seed production

2012-13 1.00 Availed Rs. 21000/- as subsidy

Quantity 5.50 Quintal produced and sold, realized Rs. 96250 @ 17500/ quintal.

13. Mukesh Man Singh (Bhil)

Padura, Near Takri Sarkar, Guna

Nursery (Pvt.) / AEP Guava, Aonla, Lime, Mango

2.00 Subsidy Rs. 9880 availed for Guava, Inderbela, wilt and stem borer observed.

Aonla marketing is problem.

Private model Nursery may be given.

14. Shri Manoj / Gopal ji Verma

Madhopura, Guna

Guava (AEP) 2010-11 1.00 - - Subsidy amount Rs. 9880/- availed

Problem of anthracnose in Aonla.

Canopy maintenance is needed.

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15. Smt. Maya Devi W/o Sateyendra pal Sikarwar

Kushmoda, Guna Guava (AEP) (Alahabad Safeda)

2010-11 2.00 560 95% Subsidy amount Rs. 19760/- availed.

Initial training is required for plantation of fruit

Canopy to be maintained. 16. Prashana Bhargava Mavan, Guna Guava (L 49) 2011-12 1.00 280 90% 1st instalment Rs. 9880/-

released.

Private nursery to be covered under model nursery.

17. Group of 25 farmers Khatakiya Chachoda, Guna

Water storage tank 0.237 cum.

2010-11 0.237 cubic meter

28.21 ha command area

Group of 25 farmers utilizing water for irrigation of fruit crops.

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OBSERVATIONS

1. Anthracnose diseases in Aonla fruit noticed need to be controlled properly.

2. More training on nursery and canopy management are required to the

beneficiaries by the departmental officials.

3. Bacterial canker in citrus is spreading fast need to be controlled by spraying of

fungicides / bactericides.

4. Display board with NHM logo was missing.

5. Wilt, stem Borer in guava noticed, spreading fast around nearby plants, needs

immediate attention as advised.

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SAGAR DISTRICT

Physical Target & Achievement during the year 2012-13

Sl. No.

Name of component


Achm. 2013-14

Total

Phy Fin Phy Fin Fin Fin


i) Public sector Hect. 0.50 5.33 2.665 5.333 2.905 2.905

ii) Private sector Hect. 0.25 10 2.50 10.00 0.250 1.250 1.500


i) Guava Hect. 0.09878 50 4.939 50 2.380 2.380


i) Orange Hect. 0.05301 0.000


iii) Guava Hect. 0.03293 30 0.988 2.560 2.560

2 (C) Maintenance of Garden (2nd year)

i) Orange Hect. 0.05301 0.000

ii) Mango Hect. 0.03300 0.000

iii) Guava Hect. 0.03293 0.000



Hect. 0.2400 0.000

ii) Guava (3x3 M) Hect. 0.2400 0.000

3. Non Perennials

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Fruits (Second Year)

i) Banana Tissue Culture

Hect. 0.1040 0.000

4. Flower’s

(a) Cut Flower Hect. 0.35

(b) Bulbous Flower

Hect. 0.45

(c) Loose Flower Hect. 0.12


Hect. 0.15 10 1.50 1410 1410

(a) Guava


a) Brick Masonary

Hect. 0.30 2 0.60 0.300 0.300


(i) Green House

a) Tubular Structure

Hect. 46.75 0.00


Hect. 0.10

iii) Shadenet house

(a) Plastic Tunnals

Hect. 1.500 0.00


(a) Power Nos 0.175 0.00

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Operated Machines Tools


Nos 0.600 2 1.20 2 1.200 1.200


Nos 1.500 4 6.00 4 4.500 1.500 6.000

9. HRD



No 0.008 46 0.37 48 0.368 0.368


No 0.0225 0.000


No 0.030 50 1.50 0.000



No 0.0075 0.000


No 0.018 0.000


No 0.036 50 1.80 50 1.800 1.800


i) Pack House No 1.500 6 9.00 1 0.750 3.750 4.500

ii) Low cost onion storage

No 0.500 10 5.00 1.000 1.000

11. Mission

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Management


No 0.685 0.685

b) State level exhibition

No 3.00 1 4.08 4.080

c) District level exhibition

No 2.00 1 2.00 0.000

d) Other No

Grand Total No 40.060 171.33 19.168 11.77 30.69

Opening Balance 1.422

Release (2012-13) 30.600

Release by Try 2.140

Total Rs. 34.162

Expenditure (12-13) 19.168

Expenditure (11-12) 1.500

Expenditure Total 20.668

Balance 13.494

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Target & Achievement during the year 2012-13 (Sagar district)

Sl. No.

Name of component


Achm. 2013-14

Total

Phy Fin Phy Fin Fin Fin


i) Public sector Hect. 0.50 10 5.165 12.00 3.132 0.885 4.017

ii) Private sector Hect. 0.25 5 1.25 5.000 0.000


i) Mango Hect. 0.09900 50 4.95 50.00 0.00


i) Aonla Hect.

ii) Mango Hect. 0.03300 50 1.650 0.000

iii) Guava Hect. 0.03293 50 1.647 0.00

2 (C) Maintenance of Garden (2nd year)

i) Orange Hect. 0.5301 0.00

ii) Mango Hect. 0.03300 0.00

iii) Guava Hect. 0.3293 0.00



Hect. 0.0800

ii) Guava (3x3 M) Hect. 0.0800 10.00 0.80 0.00

3. Non Perennials Fruits (Second Year)

i) Banana Tissue Hect. 0.1040 0.00

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Culture

4. Flower’s

(a) Cut Flower Hect. 0.35 0.00

(b) Bulbous Flower

Hect. 0.45 0.00

(c) Loose Flower Hect. 0.12 0.00


(a) Guava Hect. 0.15 10 1.50 0.00


a) Brick Masonary

Hect. 0.30 20 6.00 20 1.500 1.500


(i) Green House structure

a) Fan & Pad system

Hect. 73.25 0.00

ii) Green House

a) Tubular structure

Hect. 46.75 1.00 46.75 0.500 6.000 6.000


Hect. 0.10 75.0 7.50 0.00

iii) Shadenet house

(a) Tubular Structure

Hect. 30.00 1.0 30.00 1.00 9.000 9.000

(b) Polly House Vegetables

Hect. 5.250 0.50 2.625 0.000

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(a) Power Operated Machines Tools

Nos 0.175 20 3.500 20 2.974 2.974


Nos 0.600 5 3.00 5 0.600 1.200 1.800


Nos 1.500 14 21.00 10 15.000 4.500 19.500

9. Integrated Post Harvest Management

a) Cold Storage Units

Nos 120.000 0.000

10. HRD



No 0.008 50 0.40 50.000 0.400 0.400


No 0.0225 50 1.125 50.00 1.125 1.125


No 0.030 50 1.50 50.000 0.000



No 0.0075 0.00


No 0.018 50 0.90 50.00 0.00

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No 0.036 50 1.80 50.00 1.125 1.125

iii) Study tour within the State ( 7 days)

No. 0.010 5 0.05 0.000


i) Pack House No 1.50 3.8 57.00 38 19.500 17.250 36.750

ii) Preservation unit (low costs)

No. 1.000 1 1 0.000

iii) Low cost onion storage

No 0.500 30 15.00 30 5.000 5.000

iv) Rural Market No 8.000 1 8.000 8.000



No 2.969 2.969

b) District level exhibition

No 2.00 1 2.00 1.00 0.00

d) Other No 5.708 5.708

Grand Total No 666.830 220.512

513.500 57.227 51.01 102.53

Opening Balance 3.319 Release (2012-13) 177.000 Release by Try 33.020 Total Rs. 213.339 Expenditure (2008-09) 0.463 Expenditure (2009-10) 1.745 Expenditure (2010-11) 0.140

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Expenditure (2011-12) 98.626 Expenditure (2012-13) 57.227 Expenditure Total 158.201 Balance 55.138

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JIT visited District Sagar

S. No.




Area in Ha./ Unit

Total unit planted


Remark

1.

Nirmala Sharma Berkheri Tanda Bina Sagar

Poly house two Nos (Tomato Hyb. Abhinav)

2011-12 2000 Sq.m. + 2000 sq.m.

Subsidy amount Rs. 18,70000/- availed.

There was heavy leaf curl problem.

Leaf miner in cucumber and thrips problem, advised accordingly.

2.

Amit Kumar Khimlasha Khurai Bina Sagar

Drip in vegetables / mango

2012-13 1.00 - - No instrument fixed to measure humidity / Temperature in poly house.

3.

Pursotham Patel Khurai Bina Sagar Drip in Vegetables cabbage Brinjal onion

2012-13 1.00 - - Subsidy availed as per norms.

Diamond Back Moth in cabbage wilt in Brinjal and leaf blight in onion noticed & advised accordingly.

4.

Govt. Nursery Karta Reheli Sagar

Mother plants mango (250), Lime (50), Guava (179), Aonla (16), Ber (20), Kathal (50)

4.150 - - - Poly house (200 sq.m), shed net (200 sq.m) pot shade (one)

Gardener training centre constructed by M.P. Mandi Parishad and not in use.

No training conducted during 2011-12, 2012-13 & 2013-14.

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Total 58 trainees got trained as gardener in 4 years.

In nursery plants (mango) affected by Powdery mildew and tent caterpillar in mother plants noticed and advised for spray day season.

Aonla not properly maintained advised for pruning etc.

Total area (ha) of Horticultural crops in Kurta (Raheli) Block- Fruits-210.50, vegetables 423.45, Spices-187.82, Flower 13.20 and medicinal crops 7.95.

Income per year from nursery is about 4 lakh.

5.

Govt. Nursery Jegan (Khurai) Pathiriya Sagar

2008-09 - - - Rs. 3 lakh sanctioned by SHM on 30.9.09 and spent only 1.30 lakh for construction of shed net (6x100m), water tank constructed under RKVY funds found damaged.

6.

Rajana Thakur Village Agra, Jeshi Nagar, Sagar

Drip (Tomato) mulching (chilli) (Himsikhar cv. Tomato)

2011-12 2.5 2.0 4 ha (own0

- - Potato seed production is taken in Nursery (1 ha) but affected by lab blight.

Guava and citrus plants are old needs rejuvenation immediately.

7. Raghuber Prasad Patna Bujurg Sagar

Onion storage 62x13 RKVY

2010-11 50 MT - - Subsidy money availed in drip

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and mulching.

Himshikhar (CV) grown in 4 ha and Using IPM Putting yellow sticky trap for thrips.

There was a problem of flower drop in tomato, noticed. Alternaria type fungus but need to be confirmed by local KVK, advised for control.

8. Khuman Patel Patna Bujurg Sayat

Onion storage RKVY

2011-12 50 MT Subsidy Rs. 1.60 lakh availed. Subsidy amount Rs. 1.60 lakh availed from RKVY.

Subsidy Rs. 1.50 lakh availed.

9. G.S. Patel S/o Raghunath Patel

Khamaria Reheli Sagar

Tractor cum rotabator

2011-12

10. Ghanshyam Patel Khamaria Reheli Sagar

High Density Guava (cv. L-49) & A. Safeda

2011-12 0.750 825 - Advised to maintain the canopy of guava plants.

Off shoots coming from root stock may be removed.

11. Parasuram Katchi Piperia Sagar

Poly house (Tomato & Capsicum)

2012-13 1008 sq.m Subsidy Rs. 4.75 be availed

Programme is under Bundelkhand Package under NHM.

Planting time of tomato & capsicum need to be specified from local KVK scientist.

Farmers need training on crop husbandry under protected cultivation.

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OBSERVATIONS

Leaf curl in tomato, leaf miner & thrips in cucumber noticed heavily in

protected cultivation, advised accordingly.

For recording of humidity and temperature data, no instrument was present

inside the poly house.

Diamond back moth in cabbage, wilt in brinjal and leaf blight in onion was

encountered frequently. Advised to spray pesticides against pests / disease

to get rid of pests’ problem.

Gardener’s Training centre constructed at Reheli (Karta) for the purpose

under NHM funds is not in use. It is strange to note that no training has been

conducted for the last two years.

For Govt. Nursery, Khurai (Pathariya) Rs. 3 lakh sanctioned by SHM on

30.9.09 and spent 1.30 lakh for constructed of shed net, got damaged and

never used for propagation purpose. Guava and citrus plants need

rejuvenation. The entire nursery is mismanaged.

Flower drop in tomato is serious problem, it seems there is attack of fungus,

kills the flower and finally drop off. Further, confirmation is required. Advised

to spray mancozeb (0.02%) to stop flower drop.

Display of NHM board with logo was missing at many places.

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DISTRICT SIDHI

Sidhi district is located at Eastern Part of MP. It is situated at 243.64-609.60

meter from sea level with it Commissionorate head quarter at Rewa to district Head

quarter Sidhi is 80 kms. Sidhi district is surrounded by Rewa, Shadole, district to

North Eastern side Chhattisgarh State district Sarguja & Korea, and Mirzapur of UP.

District is deponent on Agriculture (79.9%) related small scale industry. Entire

district is divided in a Tehsil and 8 block, having 1882 villages and 712 gram

Panchayat. Major river is Sone flows west to east with its sub rivers namely Mah

Nadi and Gopad. Most area of district is covered under mountain and sub mountain

under mountain and sub mountain, in-betweens cultivable plain area across the sone

river. The Temperature remains 500 C to 460 C having subtropical climate. The

soil is sandy but in few place light black soil is also present. Total irrigated area is

34480 ha but 91% agriculture is depending on rains under irrigated area. Total

10259 ha by Govt. tube well 250 ha well, 9416 ha for irrigation. Average rainfall is

uncertain.

S. No.

Name of Nursery Block Area (ha) Year of establishment

1. Horticulture Nursery, Bardele

Rampur, Maikin

14 1980

2. Horticulture Nursery, Chandhoi dol

Majholi 4.6 1980

3. Horticulture Nursery, Kasoli

Sihawal 4.00 1982

4. Horticulture Nursery, Parkhuri

Sidhi 7.5 -

5. Horticulture Nursery, Rohal

Kusmi 4.0 1993

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Area production & productivity of horticulture crops block wise.

S. No.

Block Fruits Vegetables Spices Flowers Aromatic and Medicinal Total

Area (H)

Prod. Pvty. Area (H)

Prod. Pvty. Area (H) Prod. Pvty.

Area (H)

Prod. Pvty. Area (H) Prod. Pvty. Area (H) Prod. Pvty.

1. Rampur

Naiken

986 13785 13.98 1602 25134 15.68 257 970 3.77 19.100 3.480 0.182 28.700 7.685 0.26 2892.80 39900.16 13.79

2. Sidhi 914 13624 14.90 1711 27052 15.81 232 866.50 3.73 20.800 3.768 0.181 29.250 9.37 0.32 2907.05 41555.63 14.29

3. Majohli 811 10245 12.63 1096 17205 15.69 169 720 4.26 11.600 1.992 0.171 17.950 4.043 0.22 2105.55 28176.03 13.38

4. Kusmi 410 4845 11.81 496 7883 15.89 107 345.60 3.22 6 1.18 0.196 15.000 3.217 0.21 1034.00 13077.99 12.64

5. Sihawal 778 10540 13.54 1271 21519 16.93 212 884 4.16 11.500 1.952 0.169 20.500 5.400 0.26 2293.00 32950.35 14.36

Total 3899 53039 13.60 6176 98793 15.99 977 3786.10 3.87 69 11.977 0.173 111.400 29.71 0.266 11232.40 155659.78 13.85

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Physical and financial progress under NHM during 2012-13

Sl. No.

Name of component

Unit Target Achievement 2012-13

Remarks

Phy Fin Phy Fin


ha 10 2.50 10 01.69 DHM, Sidhi utilized about 72% of the total approved financial outlay during 2012-13

2. Maintenance of Perennial Fruits 1st year

ha 50 1.65 4.3 0.15

3. Maintenance of Perennial Fruits 2nd year

ha 4 0.27 2.85 0.19

4. Protected cultivation

ha 0.1 4.68 1 -


No. 4 5.20 3 3.60

6. Loose flower ha 10 1.20 10 1.20

7. Rejuvenation ha 10 1.50 10 2.70


No 2 0.60 2 0.30

9. HRD No 145 3.66 95 3.66


- - - 0.49

Total 22.26 15.98

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Physical and Financial progress under NHM during 2013-14 (Jan, 2014)

Sl. No.

Name of component


Remarks

Phy Fin Phy Fin

1. Establishment of new garden

Ha. 10 0.99 10 0.69 DHM has utilized about 35% of the total approved financial outlay till January, 2014

2. Maintenance Ha. 50 1.67 - -

3. Spices Ha. 25 3.13 25 3.12

4. Vermi compost units

No. 10 3.00 - -


No. 8 9.30 - -

6. Water harvesting structures

No. 10 6.00 - -


Sq.m. 1000 4.68 1000 4.68

8. HRD No. 320 6.71 120 6.70

9. Pack House No. 10 15.00 - -

10. Seminar NO. 1 2.00 1 2.00

11. Mission management

- - - 0.10

Total 49.01 17.29

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Physical and Financial Achievement of NMMI during 2012-13

S. No

. Name of

Crop Spacing

No. of Benefici

ary

Target for Financial year……………. Achievements During Month Progress upto previous month Cumulative Progess

Target (HA)

Assistance in Lakh No. of Beneficia

ry

Expenditure No. of Bene-ficiary

Expenditure No. of Beneficiary

Expenditure




1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

A Drip

Vegetables 1.2x6 5 5 6.400 2.695 1.817 4.512 5

6.400

2.695

1.817

4.512

Anwla 3x3 1 1 1.000 0.1876 0.0731 0.2607 1 1.00

0 0.18

76 0.07

31 0.26

07

Guava 6x6 40 39 31.500 3.9142 2.4284 6.3426 1 0.4000 0.0830 0.0498 0.1328 40 31.9

00 3.99

72 2.47

82 6.47

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Vegetables 1.2x6

Total Drip 46 39 31.500 3.9142 2.4284 6.3426 7 7.800 2.9656 1.9399 4.9055 46

39.3000

6.8798

4.3683

11.2481

B Sprinkler

Etc. 4 4 9.000 0.4746 0.3600 0.8346 4 9.00

0 0.47

46 0.36

0 0.83

46

Total Sprinkler 4 4 9.000 0.4746 0.3600 0.8346 4

9.000

0.4746

0.360

0.8346

C Demostration

Guava 5x5

Vegetable 1.2x6

Total Demo 50

D Admn. Cost 0.090 0.090 0.00

0 0.00

0

Physical prof. 2011-12 9.52 9.52

Grand Total (A+B+C+D) 39 31.500 3.9142 2.4284 6.3426 11 16.800 3.550 2.2999 5.8299 50

48.300

16.950

4.7283

21.68

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Observations

Backward & Tribal dominated district

Farmers do not take interest in farming due to lack of entrepreneurship

Famers are not willing to contribute their share wherever required to be

beneficiary under NHM programme.

Not much of publicity of NHM programme in the District

No logo

Training in IPM measures of staff required.

Many farmers opted MI do not understand its importance & how to operate

drip.

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REWA DISTRICT

District profile

1. Geographical Area: 628745

2. Area under Forest: 85659

3. Area under non agriculture use 95815

4. Other fallow land included in Barren 28379

Land

5. Area under agriculture use 352226

6. Barren land 28379

7. Area sown 352226

8. Area sown more than once 165236

9. Total Area sown 518462

10. Area under canal irrigation 116548

11. Area under Tubewell Irrigation 7521

12. Area under Borewell Irrigation 19643

13. Area under Pond irrigation 1618

14. Area under other sources of irrigation 19906

15. Total integrated Area 165236

16. Area under Horticultural crops

(a) Fruits: 7644

(b) Vegetables 20275

(c ) Spices 17026

(d) Flowers 454

(e) Medicinal planting 1378

Total 46777

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Area, Production & Productivity of Horti. Crops (Rewa district) during 2012-13

S. No.

Name of crops

Area (ha)

Production (MT)

Productivity (M.T./Ha)

Area (ha)

Production (M.T)

Productivity (M.T/Ha)

Area (ha)

Production (M.T.)

Productivity

1. Fruits

Mango 930 5580 6.00 1394 4642.80 6.20 1859 12083.50 6.50

Guava 790 7426 9.40 1184 11603.20 9.80 1579 16263.70 10.30

Aonla 797 7571.5 9.50 1195 11950.00 10.00 1594 16163.16 10.14

Lime 261 1265.85 4.85 391 1955.00 5.00 522 2662.20 5.10

Others 1045 8464.5 8.10 1567 13006.10 8.30 2090 18099.40 8.66

Total 3823 30307.85 5731 47157.10 7644 65271.96

2. Vegetables

Potato 1423 14514.60 10.20 2134 25394.60 11.90 2846 34436.60 12.10

Tomato 1327 12938.25 9.75 1991 20905.50 10.50 2655 29682.90 11.18

Brinjal 888 9768.00 11.00 1332 15850.80 11.90 1776 21578.40 12.15

Cole Crops 1683 11781.00 7.00 2524 18299.00 7.25 3366 25245.00 7.50

Pea 537 1288.80 2.40 806 1974.70 2.45 1075 2687.50 2.50

Okra 794 8019.40 10.10 1192 12218.00 10.25 1589 16684.50 10.50

Cucurbits 926 11945.40 12.90 1390 19043.00 13.70 1853 26961.15 14.55

Others 2557 22373.75 8.75 3836 34907.60 9.10 5115 48234.45 9.43

Total 10135 92629.20 15205 148593.20 20275 205510.50

3. Spices

Ginger 380 3363.00 8.85 570 5130.00 9.00 761 6963.15 9.15

Garlic 789 3945.00 5.00 1183 6033.30 5.10 1578 8284.50 5.25

Turmeric 698 8271.30 11.85 1047 12668.70 12.10 1396 17799.00 12.75

Coriander 1273 1273.00 1.00 1910 2101.00 1.10 2547 3056.40 1.2

Chili 1231 11202.10 9.10 1847 17546.50 9.50 2463 25122.60 10.2

Onion 3431 44946.10 13.10 5147 128160.30 24.90 6863 172604.45 25.15

Others 709 3367.75 4.75 10631 5208.70 4.90 1418 7132.54 5.03

Total 8511 76368.25 12767 176848.50 17026 240962.64

4. Flowers

Marigold 105 367.50 3.50 158 592.50 3.75 211 844.00 4.00

Rose 55 151.25 2.75 82 237.80 2.90 110 330.00 3.00

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Others 66 122.10 1.85 100 195.00 1.95 133 266.00 2.00

Total 266 640.85 340 1025.30 454 1440.00

5. Medicinal Plants

Aswagandha 29 36.25 1.25 43 59.34 1.38 58 84.10 1.45

Ajavine 30 27.00 0.90 42 39.90 0.95 58 58.00 1.00

Chandrasoor 71 92.30 1.30 106 153.70 1.45 142 213.00 1.50

Methi 163 171.15 1.05 245 269.50 1.10 327 392.40 1.20

Others 396 1108.80 2.80 594 1752.30 2.95 793 2458.30 3.10

Total 689 1435.50 1030 2274.74 1378 3205.80

Grand Total 23384 201381.65 34733 375898.84 46777 516390.90

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Component wise Physical and Financial progress during 2012-13

Sl. No.

Name of component


Remarks

Phy Fin Phy Fin

1. Vegetable seed production

Ha. 11.00 4.25 8.00 1.30 DHM, Rewa has utilized 63.11% of funds against the target approved during 2012-13

2. Area Expansion Ha.

(a) Fruits 84.00 3.05 40.25 1.48

(b) Maintenance Ha. 130.00 4.29 47.00 1.47

( c) Flowers Ha 20.00 2.40 20.00 2.39

3. Rejuvenation of old & senile plants

Ha 10 1.50 0.00 0.00


Ha 3.44 160.82 3.30 102.21

5. Horticulture mechanization

Ha. 4 6.00 5 6.00


No. 2 0.60 2 0.000

7. Pack House No. 3 4.50 3 0.00

8. HRD

(i) Training No. 95 1.86 45 0.36

(ii) Training outside in District

No. 50 1.80 55 1.95


- 2.00 - - 4.70

Total - - 193.01 - 121.85

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Component wise Physical and Financial progress in during 2013-14 (Upto Feb, 2014)

Sl. No.

Name of component


Remarks

Phy Fin Phy Fin


Ha. 1.00 0.50 2.00 0.00 DHM, Review has utilized only 11.13% of the target approved in 2013-14 so far.

2. Establishment of New Gardens

Ha. 5.00 4.95 26.00 0.00

(a) Maintenance Ha 77.00 2.54 50.00 0.00

(b) Maintenance of High density plantation

Ha 7.00 0.56 4.00 0.00

3. Area Expansion of Flowers

Ha. 35.00 7.50 35.00 7.49

4. Area Expansion of Spices

Ha 55.00 6.88 25.00 3.11

5. Protected cultivation Ha 6.60 248.30 3.33 7.50

6. Promotion of IPM/INM

Ha. 800.00 8.00 800 7.91

7. Vermi compost unit No. 52 11.85 10.00 0.00


No. 25 37.50 15 13.50

9. HRD No. 320 6.71 0.00 0.00

10. Pack House No. 23 34.50 13.00 0.00

11. Onion Storages No. 10 0.50 0.00 0.00


- - 0.65 - 1.91

Total - 372.28 41.42

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Observations

Maintenance of Records

JIT visited the office of DHM, Rewa on 11th March, 2014. District authorities

maintained Cash Book and cheque registers properly.

Cheque register contained column viz. serial No., name of beneficiary,

cheque No., date and amount. DHM, Rewa were requested to add more column in

the cheque register regarding purpose for which cheque has been issued subsidy is

through bank transfer.

The cash book indicating the closing balance of Rs. 3,74,987.70 as on

31.3.14 for the year 2012-13 and the same was brought forward on 1.4.2014 and

grant of Rs. 50,78,000 during 2013-14.

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DISTRICT SATNA

District Profile

1. Geographical Area: 7,42,400 ha

2. No. of Blocks: 8

3. No. of Villages 2125

4. Agricultural produce months: 5

5. Departmental Nurseries: 5

6. Area under Irrigation Schemes 23000 ha

7. Area Irrigated by Tubewell: 71906 ha

8. Area Irrigated by Blackwell: 32300 ha

9. Total under Kharif crops: 165691 ha

10. Area under Rabi crops: 274634 ha

11. Use of Fertilizer: 83 kg/ha.

Area production & productivity of horticulture crops during 2012-13

S. No. Crop Area (ha) Production (m. MT)

Productivity (MT ha)

(a) Fruits

1. Mango 544 3933 7.23

2. Aonla 532 4373 8.22

3. Guava 332 3204 9.65

4. Lime 193 1162 6.02

5. Jack Fruit 66 486 7.36

6. Jamun 51 142 2.78

7. Papaya 292.5 9977 34.11

8. Karonda 39 165 4.23

9. Manuga (Drum sticks) 42 126 3.01

10. Pears 0 0 0.000

11. Others 429.5 1203 2.80

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Total 2521 24771 9.83

(b) Vegetables 0

1. Potato 2170 37150 17.12

2. Brinjal 1355 18238 13.46

3. Tomato 2529 43752 17.30

4. Peas 1250 12663 10.13

5. Cauliflower 1044 28334 27.14

6. Cabbage 720 16438 22.83

7. Khol koi 243 2753 11.33

8. Colocasia 247 3754 11.33

9. Elephant yum 161 2196 13.64

10. Bottle guard 1099 16969 15.44

11. Pumpkin 567 6963 12.28

12. Kakri 486 6245 12.85

13. Parval 28 311 11.09

14. Onion 2556 49203 19.25

15. Bitter guard 3015 11005 3.65

Total 17470 255973 14.65

(c) Spices 0

1. Dhania 1123 5907 5.26

2. Turmeric 154 1825 11.85

3. Ginger 185 2340 12.65

4. Chilly 972 9837 10.12

5. Methi 448 2921 6.52

6. Garlic 532 8108 15.24

7. Others 904 6183 6.84

Total 4318 37121 8.60

(d) Medicinal

1. Chandresur 73.5 605 8.23

2. Ashwagandha 11.25 46 4.11

3. Satawar 5.25 12 2.26

4. Safed Musli 4.5 32 7.08

5. Kalmeth 5 36 7.12

6. Aleoreva 14 129 9.21

7. Others 84.5 940 11.12

Total 198 1799 9.09

(e) Flowers

1. Marigold 156 1877 12.03

2. Rajni Ghandha 11 91 8.24

3. Gladiolus 42.5 444 10.45

4. Rose 66.5 509 7.65

5. Other 110 453 4.12

Total 386 3373 8.74

Grand Total 24893 323037 12.98

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Summary- Area, production & productivity of horticulture crops- Satna

District

S. No. Crop Area (ha) Production (m. MT)

Productivity (MT ha)

1. Fruits 2521 24771 9.83

2. Vegetables 17470 255973 14.65

3. Spices 4318 37121 8.60

4. Medicinal 198 1799 9.09

5. Flowers 386 3373 8.74

6. Total 24893 323037 12.98


Sl. No.

Name of component


Remarks

Phy Fin Phy Fin


Ha. 13.00 5.25 13 1.85 DHM Satna Utilized about 63% of the funds allocated during the year 2012-13.

2. Maintenance of Gardens

Ha - 1.88 760 2.51

3. Maintenance of High density garden

Ha - 0.80 7.78 0.62

4. Rejuvenation Ha. 20.00 3.00 20.00 3.00

5. Flowers Ha 10.00 1.20 10.00 1.20


Ha 0.40 18.70 0.40 9.35


No. 12 10.48 11 9.95

8. Vermi compost units

No. 3 0.90 3 0.90

9. HRD No. 135 3.66 145 3.66

10. Pack House No. 5 7.50 5 0.00

11. Others No. - 9.50 - 2.51

Total - 55.17 35.54

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Sl. No.

Name of component


Remarks

Phy Fin Phy Fin


Ha. 19.20 7.88 12.64 2.44 DHM Satna Utilized only 23% of the total financial targets so far during 2013-14

2. Establishment of new garden

Ha 20.00 1.98 20.00 0.82


Ha 33.00 1.09 0.00 0.00

4. High density plantation

Ha 10.00 2.40 6.25 1.17

5. Maintenance High Density Plantation

Ha 6.50 0.52 0.0 0.00

6. No- Perennial Fruits

Ha. 10.00 2.55 0.00 0.00

7. Spices Ha 100.00 12.50 100.00 12.32

8. Flowers Ha 25.00 3.00 0.00 0.00


Ha. 6.50 42.78 0.00 0.00


No. 32 38.68 31 9.40

11. Water Resources No. 10 6.00 0.00 0.00


No. 10 3.00 10.00 0.00

13. HRD No. 320 6.70 300 0.00

14. Pack House No. 5 7.50 4 4.50

15 Others 2.00 - 1.26

Total 138.57 31.91

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National Mission on Micro Irrigation (NMMI)- Satna

During the year 2011-12, 87 beneficiaries were covered & provided total

subsidy of Rs. 32.34 lakh including GOI share of Rs. 12.28 lakh and an amount of

Rs. 13.75 lakh was contributed as farmer’s share.

During the year 2012-13, 95 beneficiaries were covered and provided total

subsidy of Rs. 36.91 lakh including GOI share of Rs. 14.24 lakh and an amount of

Rs. 17.76 lakh was contribution as farmer’s share.

Visited KVK Manjgawan, Satna and met Dr. Negi, Programme coordinator.

The KVK is run by NGO and have 63 Acre waste land for horticultural activity

including other programmes like vermi compost, green Algae production, and

nursery, experimental trials on vegetable / fruits / cereal crops are being under taken.

Dr. Negi requested for poly house and plastic tunnel from NHM for which project

proposals were to be rooted through DHM Satna.

Visit of JIT to Departmental Nursery, Satna

JIT visited Department Nursery viz. Departmental Sanjay Nikunj, Nagod.

Details of the Nursery are:

Name:- Departmental Sanjay Nikunj

Block: Majod

District: Satna

Year of Establishment:- March, 1980

Area under Nursery: 12.507 ha

Source of Irrigation: - River, tubewell

Green House: 1

Power Tiller: 1

Area under Fruits: 7.741 ha

Area under Forest Crops:- 0.05 ha

Area under Seedbeds:- 0.500 ha

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Barren Land: 1.266 ha

Annual Estimate Funds generated: Rs. 3.5 lakh

No. of Mango Plants: 233

No. of Guava plants: 572

No. of Kagzi Lime: 100

No. of orange plants: 109

No. of Musambi plants: 94

No. of Jack fruits: 67

No. of Pomegranate: 196

No. of Rose plants:- 200

Annual Estimate Funds generated: Rs. 3.5 lakhs.

Departmental Nursery, Satna was established in the year 1982-83.

Rejuvenation of guava required, Total 32 acre of land in under Nursery.

Pomegranate is not giving fruits because of plantation in low lying areas.

Observations

DHM, Satna maintained cash book & cheque registered. As per entries

made, under micro irrigation, balance amount of Rs. 2079530.00 during 2012-

13 was brought forward in 2013-14 along with interest of Rs. 78626.00.

Similarly, under NHM balance amount of Rs. 2427341.00 lakh during 2012-13

was brought forward in 2013-14. On line transfer are made.

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DISTRICT CHHATTARPUR

Chhattarpur district is situated in Bundelkhand region, Northern Part of M.P at

24.20.0 – 25.20 ‘N and ‘L 79.2 District, at North Jhansi, Hamirpur (UP), Eastern side

Panna district and Southern West side Sagar district is situated which is divided by

Dhashan & Cane rivers.

Geographical area: 863010 ha

Land under Agricultural: 34,975 ha

Barren Land 33613 ha

Land for agriculture after treatment 34736 ha

Land under forest 182244 ha

Total Irrigated area 106293 ha

Means of Irrigation, Canal, Ponds,

Borewells, Tubewell etc.

Location- Range of Vindh

Rainfall 1067.5 mm

Soil Black, light, sandy

Slap of land Hill, plains and slopy

River Cane, Dhasan & Urmil

Processing unit Nil

Cold Storage one (Naugaon Near Alipura)-

Land under Horticulture crops: 7468 ha

Land under Fruits:- 295 ha

Land under vegetables 5497 ha

Land under spices: 1320 ha

Land under Betel wine: 358 ha

Main fruits:- Mango, guava, papaya, Lime, Aonla,

Pomegranate etc.

Main vegetables: Peas, potato, brinjal etc.

Main spices: chilly, coriander etc.

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Facilities required

Mandi

Cold storage

Nurseries in four blocks

Small processing unit by Sate Govt.

Establishment of Horticulture nurseries

S. No. Name of Nursery Block Area (ha) Year of Establishment

1. Department, Khajurao Rajnagar 2.80 1979.80

2. Department, Nezarbagh Rajnagar 1.50 NA

3. Department, Lohri Lohri 10.30 1979.80

4. Department, MaU Sahnik

Nogaon 10.50 NA

5. Department, Bijawar Bijawar 7.00 NA

6. Department, Bijawar Bijawar 15.80 NA

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Physical & Financial Progress under NHM during 2013-14 during District

Sl. No.

Name of component


Remarks

Phy Fin Phy Fin


Ha. 6.73 2.12 - - The Statement provided by DHM, Chhattarpur does not covey the exact physical Financial progress.


Ha 100 5.04 - 3.11

3. Maintenance of Non- Perennial

Ha 1 0.08 - -

4. Spices Ha. 20 2.50 - 17.87

5. Creation of water resources

No. 5 3.00 - -

6. Protected cultivation Ha 3 90.00 - -

7. Vermi compost unit No. 10 3.00 - -


No. 5 7.50 - -

9. HRD No. 220 3.40 - -

10. Low cost onion storage

No. 5 2.20

Total 29.76 20.97

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Observations

DHM, Chattarpur is directed to maintain accurate records of physical &

financial progress as the financial target shown (Rs. 29.76 lakh) seems

to be wrong, it needs to be verified.

DHM, Chhattarpur did not present cash register & cheque book before

JIT on the pretext that the record of DHM has been called at

Headquarter at Bhopal for verification.

A copy of the physical & Financial progress of DHM, Chhatarpur for the

year 2012-13 was not made available to JIT on the pretext that

Computer operator was on leave.

In Chhattarpur district, it has been observed that implementation of

NHM activities are hampered due to shortage of field functionaries /

Technical staff.

It was mentioned that fencing of fruit orchards to be included with cost

norms of NHM.

It was mentioned that collector of District handling important issues

related to implementation of NHM in the District viz. Approval of

targets, proposals & related financial matters which is causing delay in

implementation. AD (H) opined that Joint Director may be empowered

to handle the financial matters in the District.

It was mentioned that during 2013-14, District has been allotted targets

for 5 Tractors under Horticulture Mechanization, 5 low cost onion

storage structures & establishment of 12 vermi compost units including

5 ponds for individual farmers. For these infrastructures, work is in

progress.

Targets of 30 ha for area expansion of pomegranate has also been

given wherein 25 ha have been planted so far.

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DISTRICT VIDISHA

Agri climatic zone Vindh Pathar

Type of soil Black heavy, medium, black heavy

Average rainfall in mm 1134

Geographical Area in sq. km. 7371

Total Area 730197

Forest land (ha) 109615

Permanent pasture (ha) 24773

Present Barron land 5669

Other Barron land (ha) 21426

Total sown area (ha) 532152

Total crop area (ha) 728874

Area on crop is taken once 196722

Irrigated area + Barron 289314

Irrigated Area (ha) 5669

Net irrigated Area (ha) 283645

Canal (ha) 90700

Wells (ha) 194645

Ponds (ha) 755146

Other sources (ha) 5655

Minimum & maximum Temp 60 C and 450 C

Land holding more than (2 ha) 49%

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Net irrigated Area at least once 283645

Area under horticulture crops (ha) 27825 (Fruit-6608, Veg. 13210, Spice,

Flower-380, Medicinal-331 ha)

Major fruit production Guava, Lemon, Mango, Sweet Lime

Major vegetable production Tomato, Brinjal, Potato, Onion, Cabbage,

Ladies finger, Pumpkin

Spices crops Coriander, Garlic, Ginger and chilly

Drip and Sprinkler area of the year 2007-08 to 2012-13

S. NO.

Year Drip Sprinkler Total

Ha. Number of beneficiary



1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 2007-08 59.200 38 59.200 38

2 2008-09 75.600 32 174.000 87 249.600 119

3 2009-10 62.000 34 277.000 132 339.000 166

4 2010-11 98.500 58 296.000 159 394.500 217

5 2011-12 142.300 162 457.475 267 599.775 429

6 2012-13 137.700 88 43.000 26 180.700 114

Total 575.300 412 1247.475 671 1822.775 1083

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Statement Showing phy. & Finn. Target & Achievement During Year 2012-13 Distt. VIDISHA

(Rs. In Lakh)

Sl.No Components (as per revised cost norms) Unit

Rate of Assis-tance

Target Achievement Remark

Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

4 Seed Production and distribution for vegetables.

Public Sector Ha 0.50 4.00 2.00 4.00 1.335 Private Sector Ha 0.25 5.00 1.25 5.00 0.533

Total 9.00 3.25 9.00 1.868

Maintenance : (2nd Year)

3) Mango Ha 0.0330 25.00 0.83 18.25 0.602 5) Pomegranate Ha 0.0630 50.00 3.15 26.75 1.685

Sub Total 75.00 3.98 45.00 2.287

Maintenance : (3nd Year Old Norms)

1) Orange Ha 0.0675 30.00 2.03 28.25 1.907 4) Guava Ha 0.06746 60.00 4.05 59.25 3.999

5) Pomegranate Ha 0.0675 50.00 3.38 30.00 2.03

Sub Total 140.00 9.45 117.50 7.931

II Flowers (For maximum of 2 ha per beneficiary)

(c) Loose flowers Ha 0.12 25.00 3.00

Total 25.00 3.00

4 Protected cultivation

2 Naturally ventilated syatem (Poly House)

(I) Tubular structure Ha 46.75 0.50 23.38 Work Approval for 5000 Sq. m. given.

(II) Plastic Mulching Ha 0.10 50.00 5.00 Work Approval for 45,200 (ha) given.

Total 50.50 28.38 0 0.00

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7 Organic Farming.

(III) Vermi Compost Units/organic input production unit

(a) Brick Masonary Nos 0.30 2.00 0.60 2 Subsidy will be released after completion of work

Total 2 0.60 2 0

8 Horticulture Mechanization

(b) Power Machines (upto 20 BHP) with rotavator/equipment

Nos 0.600 2 1.20 2 1.200

(c) Power Machines (above 20 BHP) with rotavator/equipment

Nos 1.500 3 4.50

Total 5.00 5.70 2 1.200

10 Human Resouree Devolopment (HRD)

Traning of Farmers (Excluding Transportation)

I) Within the District Nos 0.008 45 0.36 45 0.360

III) Outside the State Nos 0.030 50 1.50

Exposure visit of farmers

III) Outside the State Nos 0.036 50 1.80 50 1.800

Total 145 3.66 95 2.160

C. INTEGRATED POST HARVEST MANAGEMENT

1 pack house/On farm collection & storage unit. Nos 1.500 2 3.00

Total 2 3.00 0 0.000

E. Mission Management

1 State Level

1 State & Districts Mission and implementing agencies for adminstrative expenses project preparation computeri/ationcontingency etc.5%

0.181

Total 0 0.181

Grand Total - 61.02 15.627

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Physical & Financial target and achievement of NMMI during the year 2012-13 (Upto March, 2013)

S.NO. Name of scheme

Unit Physical Financial Remarks

Tar Achm Available Amount Expended amount No. of beneficiaries

GOI share

State share

Total GOI share

State share

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

1 Micro irrigation schemes Drip / Sprinkler

ha 580.000 280.400 70.08 85.335 155.415 70.08 35.944 106.024 170

461.500 ha approved . At present available amount 178.700 ha subsidy amount.

Total 580.000 280.400 70.08 85.335 155.415 70.08 35.944 106.024 170

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JIT visited District Vidisha

S. No.




Area in Ha./ Unit

Total unit planted


Remark

1.

Ajay Chauhan Jivajipur Vinita, Vidisha

NVI scheme cucumber (Poly house)

2012-13 1000 Sqm Subsidy Rs. 467500/- availed vide DD No. 661931 dated 12.3.2013.

Incidence of leaf miner noticed.

Crop was under fruiting.

2.

Sheo Raj Singh Vidisha, Vidisha AEP of Pomegranate (5500 plants) sweet orange Gerbera

2010-11 250/500 Sqm poly house

- - In Gerbera leaf minor noticed.

Sweet orange affected with Gummosis.

Gerbera affected with wilt problem and other disease pests. Noticed seed production in Broccoli.

3.

Rajeev Pataliya Boman Kherha B-Vidisha) Vidisha

AEP Pomegrante

2008-09 0.500 310 230 Total subsidy Rs. 12375/- availed.

Trunk Borer in plants noticed.

Advised to remove of shoots

Pruning demonstrated.

4.

Narain Singh S/o Bhuraji Kushwaha

Jamaniya Kherha (Damnoda) Vidisha

Poly house (Flower)

2011-12 1000 Sqm - - Total subsidy Rs. 467500/- availed.

Crop was in good condition.

5.

Ganesh Ram Kushwaha

Bhatkheri, Vidisha, Vidisha

Pack house (9x6m)

2012-13 9x6 m=54 sqm

- - Design was faulty.

Availed subsidy amounting Rs. 1.5 lakh.

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Being used for vegetable under NVI scheme.

6.

Than Singh Yadav S/o Munni Lal Yadav

Sunpura, Vidisha Drip in Pomegrante (Arkta cv.)

2007-08 2.00 - - Availed subsidy on onion of Rs. 14410/-

Tree Tumour noticed in guava plants.

Thio-urea @ 20 g/15 lit is used for flower drop.

7. Smt. Surya Kanta Pitaliya

Bamankherha, Vidisha, Vidisha

Drip in Pomegranate and guava

2011-12 2.0 (1 ha each)

- - Subsidy Rs. 40622/- availed.

Off shoots to be removed.

Canopy to be maintained.

8. Govt. Model Nursery Dahelwada, Attari Kejra, Gyaraspur, Vidisha

Nursery Mango (112), Aonla (259), Guava(475), Lime(85), Pomegranate (300) S. Orange (350), Pear 100, Other-100

2001-2010 10.0 1301 - Total about 90,000 plants produced during 2013-14 out of the 21,000 grafted plants sold.

Nursery need up-gradation and advised to produce more grafts for public use.

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Observations

1. Incidence of leaf miner in leaves of cucumber, Gerbera grown in poly house,

needs immediate attention.

2. Sweet orange plant was found affected by Phytophthora gummosis disease.

3. About 30% gerbera seedlings died due wilt, needs corrective measures.

4. Trunk borer in pomegranate noticed may be controlled properly to avoid

further spread.

5. Design of pack house constructed at Bhatkheri was faulty. Proper design

needs to be provided to the beneficiaries.

6. In Guava tree, Tumour was noticed, needs removal of such trees.

7. Dahelwada Govt. Nursery needs up-gradation and rejuvenation of old mother

plants to get more bud sticks for propagation of fruit plants.

8. Canopy management and removal of off shoots are lacking in area expansion

programme.

9. Most places, display of NHM board and logo was found missing.

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District: Chhattarpur

75

Post Harvest Management

Low cost Onion Storage - RKVY

Sr. No. Details Remarks

1 Name of the project Low cost Onion Storage (RKVY)

2 Year of Implementation 2010-11

3 Project Period One year

4 Name of Beneficiary Dr. A.P. Gupta (Harishankar)

5 Location of Project Vill: Rajnagar, Distt: Chhattarpur

6 Total Project Cost Rs. 3.20 lakh

7 Amount Released & date Rs.1.60 lakh

8 Expenditure incurred Rs. 3.20 lakh

9 Status

Capacity of unit 50 MT (18’x56’)

Commodity Onion

Equipments purchased

Condition of infrastructure Good

Whether NHM logo displayed No

Whether funds disbursed to agency yes

Observations made by JIT Production of Onion: 500qtl. Onion

sold for Rs. 11/kg. Rotting of onion prevented, Beneficiary feels benefitted. Beneficiary requested for tractor under horticulture mechanization component of NHM

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4 Name of Beneficiary Vinod Khare

5 Location of Project Vill: Khajuria, Distt: Chhattarpur




9 Status


Commodity Onion

Equipments purchased Drip in 1 ha. (Onion) – Balaji

Enterprises Ltd.




Observations made by JIT Well Maintained.

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Area Expansion

Sr.

No.

Details Remarks

1 Name & address of Beneficiary whose field

visited.

Dr Suman Kumar Das, Vill; Akuna,

Rajnagar, Chhattarpur

2 Total land available with the beneficiary (ha). 24 acre

3 Crop Cluster under which covered. High density Fruit

4 Name & variety of crop planted. Guava, Allahabad Safeda

5 Source of planting material. Govt. Garden, Khujraho

6 Number of planting material. 1110 plants

7 Number of plants planted/ rejuvenated. 1110

8 Date of plants which survived (also

indicate percentage survival).

30%, 2012-13

9 Total amount of subsidy assistance due to the

beneficiary as (Rs.)

Rs. 16650/- Subsidy not released.

10 Amount paid and date of payment. As above

11 Mode of payment.

12 Source of Irrigation Water

(Bore well/ Tube well/ Canel)

Bore well

13. Whether Drip/ Sprinkle System in use. Drip – Kataria Manufactures -NMMI

14. Other inputs provided.

15. Whether assistance available for Organic Farming

16 If so, area covered

17. Assistance available

18. Available marketing facility for the crop.

19. Other infrastructure available in the vicinity.

20. General upkeep of the plot;

Very good/ Good / Average/ Poor.

Poor

21. Any other relevant observation by the JIT. Heavy mortality.

Gap filling required.

Beneficiary not present at sites, does

not take personal interest.

Termite ridden land

IPM treatment in orchard required

Canopy management of guava

required.

78

Area Expansion

Sr. No.

Details Remarks

1 Name & address of Beneficiary whose field visited.

Dr Suman Kumar Das, Vill; Akuna, Rajnagar, Chhattarpur


3 Crop Cluster under which covered.

Fruit

4 Name & variety of crop planted.

Pomegranate - Bhagava

5 Source of planting material.

Cadilla, Guijarat

6 Number of planting material.

400 plants


8 Date of plants which survived (also indicate percentage survival).

10%, 2013-14

9 Total amount of subsidy assistance due to the beneficiary as (Rs.)


10 Amount paid and date of payment.

As above

11 Mode of payment.

12 Source of Irrigation Water (Bore well/ Tube well/ Canel)

Bore well

13. Whether Drip/ Sprinkle System in use. Drip – Kataria Manufactures -NMMI







20. General upkeep of the plot; Very good/ Good / Average/ Poor.

Poor

21. Any other relevant observation by the JIT. Plantation in low lying area Gap filling required. Beneficiary not present at sites, does not take personal interest. IPM treatment in orchard required Trg in Canopy management of pomegranate required. Pruning required. Demonstration in pruning was demonstrated to farmers.

79

Organic Farming


1 Name of the project Vermi Compost Unit



4 Name of Implementing Agency Dr Suman Kumar Das,

5 Location of Project Vill; Akuna, Rajnagar, Chhattarpur

6 Total Project Cost Rs 60,000/-

7 Amount Released by DAC Rs. 30,000/-

8 Expenditure incurred NA

9 Status

Crops covered Guava, Citrus, Pomegranate

No of farmers involved one

Name & address of certifying agency

Whether any certificate issued

Observations by JIT Vermi compost unit abandoned, it needs to be made operational

80

Organic Farming


1 Name of the project Vermi Compost Unit



4 Name of Implementing Agency Chitranjan Charusia , Progressive farmer

5 Location of Project Vill; Niwari, Chhattarpur




9 Status

Crops covered Vegetables




Observations by JIT Compost for Self use / local market

Worms procured form Chhindwara @ Rs.300/kg.

Selling Compost @ Rs. 300/kg and worms @ Rs. 500/kg. 300 quintal of compost and 70-80 Kg of worms sold annually.

Value addition recommended- production of vermi wash

Beneficiary needs separator

81

Micro Irrigation


1 Name & address of beneficiary visited.

Dr Suman Kumar Das, Vill; Akuna,

Rajnagar, Chhattarpur

2 Total land available with the beneficiary (ha).

24 ha.

3 Type of MI system availed Drip/ Sprinkler Drip

4 Crop(s) covered Fruits – Guava, Pomegranate

5. Total area covered (ha) 5 ha.

6 Crop Spacing (for drip) NA

7 Year of establishment 2011-12

8 Name of Manufacturer/ Supplier Kataria Manufacturers

9 Total subsidy paid & date of payment NA

10 Mode of payment NA

11 Status of crop Poor

12 General upkeep (Very good/ Good/ Average/

Poor)

Poor

13. Any other relevant observation by JIT.

Beneficiary not present at site does

not take personal interest

82

Area Expansion

Sr. No.

Details Remarks


visited.

Ramveer Singh, Vill; Toria, Rajnagar,

Chhattarpur


3 Crop Cluster under which covered. High density Fruit


5 Source of planting material. Govt. Nursery, Khajuraho

6 Number of planting material. 140 plants in 0.5 ha.


8 Date of plants which survived (also indicate

percentage survival).

100%





11 Mode of payment.



Bore well

13. Whether Drip/ Sprinkle System in use. Drip and Sprinkler – Kissan Irrigation

-NMMI









Average

21. Any other relevant observation by the JIT. Beneficiary not present at site

Trg. In Canopy management of

guava required.

Suckers to be removed. Pruning and

weeding required.

83


Pack House/Cold Storage/Ref Van/ Primary processing Units


1 Name of the project Cold Storage - 3 chambers



4 Name of Beneficiary Smt. Vimla Pathak

5 Location of Project Dadhari, Chhattarpur

6 Total Project Cost Rs 175 lakh

7 Amount Released & date Rs 42.42 lakh


9 Status

Capacity of unit 2062 MT

Commodity Fruits, Spices, dry fruits, vegetables, Dry Singhara

Equipments purchased NA


Whether NHM logo displayed

Whether funds disbursed to agency Yes

Observation by JIT Capacity underutilized.

84


Pack House/Cold Storage/Ref Van/ Primary processing Units


1 Name of the project Processing cum Preservation Unit



4 Name of Beneficiary Ramesh Chandra Goswami

5 Location of Project Bhudore, Chhattarpur

6 Total Project Cost Rs 2.00 lakh

7 Amount Released & date Rs 1.00 lakh


9 Status

Capacity of unit

Commodity Processing of Aleovera, Aonla

Equipments purchased NA


Whether NHM logo displayed

Whether funds disbursed to agency Yes

Observation by JIT Beneficiary not available

Local Market of product.

85

Protected Cultivation

Sr. No.

Details Remarks


visited.

Harish Chandra Chaurasia, Garhi

Malhera, Chhattarpur

2 Total land available with the beneficiary (ha). NA

3 Type of Protected cultivation activity (Hi-tech /

Normal GH, Shade net, Plastic tunnel ……..)

Green House (Fan and Fad) – 2 units

4. Year of establishment 2011-12

5. Size of Structure (Sq. m) 2000 sq. mtr. each

6. Total cost Rs 30 lakh - 2 units

7. Agency involved in fabrication and installation Krishna Innovation Industries, Indore

8. Total subsidy paid and date of payment. Rs 14.70 lakh each

9. Crop being grown Betel vine

10. Condition of Structure Good

11. Condition of Crop Crop damaged due to excess rain/

freezing conditions

12. Tie up with market Local/Lucknow, Kanpur, Rampur

13. General upkeep (Very good/ Good/ Average/

Poor)

Average

14 Any other relevant observation by JIT.

Anti chamber not found in GH Cucurbits, tomato, coriander recommended Two crops harvested KVK needs to impart training on crops to be taken under shade net and poly house.

86

District: Satna

87

Area Expansion

Sr.

No.

Details Remarks


visited.

Sh. Avender Singh, Vill: Rajah,

Block: Nagod, Satna



Fruit


Aonla

5 Source of planting material. Deptt. Nursery


260plants

7 Number of plants planted/ rejuvenated.

260

8 Date of plants which survived (also

indicate percentage survival).

90%, 2008-09



NA


11 Mode of payment.



Bore well

13. Whether Drip/ Sprinkle System in use.









Good

21. Any other relevant observation by the JIT. Gap filling done

Inter crop: Cherry

45 Qtl. Aonla harvested

Mkt: Local;

Aggregate selling rate: Rs. 10/kg.

Pruning of aonla required.

88

Area Expansion

Sr. No.

Details Remarks


Sh. Amar Singh, Vill: Amiliya Block: Nagod, Satna


4.5 acre


Fruit


Mango, Dusheri, Langra


Govt. Nursery, Nagod, Satna


50 plants (0.50 ha.)


50


92%, 2013


Rs 4950/, subsidy yet to be disbursed


As above

11 Mode of payment.


Bore well









Good

21. Any other relevant observation by the JIT. Beneficiary not present on site. Healthy plants.

89

Area Expansion

Sr. No.

Details Remarks


Sh. Sanjay Singh, Vill: Barakalam, Block: Sohawal, Satna

2 Total land available with the beneficiary (ha). 1 ha

3 Crop Cluster under which covered. Fruit



Deptt. Nursery


280 plants



80%, 2011-12


Rs 9880/ for 1st year

Rs. 3293/ for 2nd

year and 3

rd instalment of Rs. 3293/ yet to be

paid.


As above

11 Mode of payment. Account transfer


Bore well









Good

21. Any other relevant observation by the JIT. Gap filling required Pruning of suckers of guava required. Good plant health Marketing: Local During 1

st crop, 150 qtl. of guava

harvested and sold @ Rs.10-15/kg.

90

Horticulture Mechanization


1 Name of the project Horticulture Mechanization: Tractor with rotavator (39 HP)



4 Name of Beneficiary Surender Singh Baghel

5 Location of Project Vill: Kolgawan, Block: Uchehara, Distt: Satna


7 Amount Released & date Rs 1.50 lakh, yet to be released

8 Expenditure incurred Rs 6.35 lakh

9 Status Registration number yet to be fixed on tractor

Total land: 10 acre under vegetable, onion and spices

Low cost onion storage recommended.

Whether funds disbursed Subsidy yet to be released

91






4 Name of Beneficiary Shobnath Singh

5 Location of Project Vill: Ramsthan, Block: Sohawal , Distt: Satna





Total land: 12 acre under vegetable, onion, gram, wheat and spices



92






4 Name of Beneficiary NP Singh

5 Location of Project Vill: Bhulani, Block: Nagod , Distt: Satna





Total land: 100 acre under vegetable, onion, and spices

Poly House and Low cost onion storage recommended.

Drip recommended.


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4 Name of Beneficiary Nagendranath Singh

5 Location of Project Vill: Barhi, Block: Maiher , Distt: Satna


7 Amount Released & date Rs 1.50 lakh,



Total land: 5 acre under vegetable, and spices


Whether funds disbursed Yes by Account transfer

94

Micro Irrigation



Abhimanu singh, Vill: Rajah, Nagod,

Satna


24 acres


4 Crop(s) covered Fruits – High density Guava


6 Crop Spacing (for drip) 8’x12’


8 Name of Manufacturer/ Supplier Jain Irrigation

9 Total subsidy paid & date of payment Rs 25318/-, subsidy yet to be

released

10 Mode of payment

11 Status of crop Good


Poor)

Good


Drip working Canker in guava plants Weeding and pruning required. Beneficiary requested for poly house and water pond

95

Micro Irrigation



Nagin Nath Patel, Vill: Barhi, Maihar,

Satna


NA


4 Crop(s) covered Onion

5. Total area covered (ha) 1.50 ha.

6 Crop Spacing (for drip) 1.2’x0.6’


8 Name of Manufacturer/ Supplier Kasta Irrigation

9 Total subsidy paid & date of payment Rs 99107/-,

10 Mode of payment Cheque



Poor)

Good


Drip working

96







4 Name of Beneficiary Smt. Tirsi Bai Patel

5 Location of Project Vill: Barhi, Bock: Maihar, Distt:

Satna




9 Status


Commodity Onion (2 ha.)





Observations made by JIT

Well Maintained.

30qtl of onion sold @ Rs. 20-25/kg.

97

District: Sidhi

98

Area Expansion

Sr. No.

Details Remarks


Smt. Pramod Kumari, Vill: Baishraha, Block: Rampur, Nakian, Distt: Sidhi

2 Total land available with the beneficiary (ha). 1.8 ha



5 Source of planting material. Deptt. Nursery, Bardaila




80%, 2011-12


Rs 23720/-

10 Amount paid and date of payment. 7.10.2011, 6.11.2012

11 Mode of payment. Cheque


Tube well






18. Available marketing facility for the crop. Rewa



Good

21. Any other relevant observation by the JIT. Good Plant Health Side suckers to be removed Weeding and pruning required Beneficiary needs training in canopy management

99

Area Expansion

Sr. No.

Details Remarks


Rajmani Patel, Vill: Ghatokhar. Distt: Sidhi



4 Name & variety of crop planted. Mango budded

5 Source of planting material. Deptt. Nursery, Bardaila




80%, 2011-12


Rs 5112/-


11 Mode of payment. By cheque


Tube well









Good

21. Any other relevant observation by the JIT. Gap filling required Pruning of suckers of mango required. Good plant health

100

Area Expansion

Sr. No.

Details Remarks


Archana Singh, Vill: Bardela. Distt: Sidhi

2 Total land available with the beneficiary (ha). 3.85ha

3 Crop Cluster under which covered. Fruit (1 ha.)

4 Name & variety of crop planted. Mango Deshari and langra

5 Source of planting material. Deptt. Nursery, Rampur




90%, 2012-13


Rs 6900/-


11 Mode of payment. By cheque no. 037141dt 17.12.13


Tube well

13. Whether Drip/ Sprinkle System in use. Drip








good

21. Any other relevant observation by the JIT. Termite, Bacterial blight in mango plants Pruning of suckers of mango required. Good plant health Inter crops: Brinjal, Chili, tomato Beneficiary demands poly house for off season vegetables and vemi compost unit.

101


Sr. No.

Details Remarks


visited.

Sh Indira Bhadur Singh, Bhagwari,

Sidhi



Normal GH, Shade net, Plastic tunnel

……..)

Green House



6. Total cost Rs 4.68 lakh

7. Agency involved in fabrication and installation NA

8. Total subsidy paid and date of payment. Rs 4.68 lakh each, 25.6.2013

9. Crop being grown


11. Condition of Crop

12. Tie up with market


Poor)


Recently completed, yet to make functional.

102







4 Name of Beneficiary Sh Shankar Dayal Sharma

5 Location of Project Vill: Chorgadhi, Bock: Nokin, Distt:

Sidhi




9 Status


Commodity Onion (2 ha.)





Observations made by JIT

Well Maintained.

103

Micro Irrigation


1 Name & address of beneficiary visited. Mahendra Singh, Vill: Baghwar,

Rampur, Sidhi



4 Crop(s) covered vegetables









Poor)

Good


Drip working but not in use because of excessive rains in area.

104

Micro Irrigation



Urmila Tiwari, Vill: Chorgadi, Rampur, Sidhi


0.20 ha







9 Total subsidy paid & date of payment Rs 16620/-



12 General upkeep (Very good/ Good/ Average/ Poor)

Good


Drip working Red pumpkin Beetle in cucurbits Drip in onion recommended.

105

Micro Irrigation



Hira Lal Kushwaha, Vill: Chorgadi,

Rampur, Sidhi


0.40 ha











Poor)

Good


Drip working Market problem Vermi compost from RKVY during 2009-10 working without shed IPM Trg required in the whole village Polly tunnel recommended.

106

Micro Irrigation


1 Name & address of beneficiary visited. Hari Lal Jaiswal, Vill: Upani. Sidhi


4.58 ha


4 Crop(s) covered Vegetables and fruits


6 Crop Spacing (for drip)







Poor)

Good


Drip working Leaf spot and curl in papaya leaves (Papaya mixed variety of Taiwan) Vermi compost, Shadenet/poly house recommended. Owns tractor and needs digger / Ridge maker

107

District: Rewa

108

Area Expansion

Sr. No.

Details Remarks


Smt. Bina Singh, Vill: Hanumanpur (Sagra), Raipur. Distt: Rewa


3 Crop Cluster under which covered. Fruit (1 ha.)

4 Name & variety of crop planted. Guava – Allahabad Safeda

5 Source of planting material. Deptt. Nursery, Govindgarh




95%, July, 2012-13


1st instalment of Rs. 7408/ disbursed

and second installment is due

10 Amount paid and date of payment. As above, 1.3.2013



Tube well






18. Available marketing facility for the crop. Rewa



good

21. Any other relevant observation by the JIT. In fruiting stage

Drip will be installed after completion of inspection

Inter crop: wheat

Summer moong recommended

Suckers to be removed, weeding and pruning required

109

Area Expansion

Sr. No.

Details Remarks


Shivnaik Singh, Vill: Sagra., Raipur Distt: Rewa


3.87 ha


Fruit (1 ha.)


Guava – Allahabad Safeda


Deptt. Nursery, Govindgarh


560 plants


560


95%, 2010-11


Rs 57859/-


As above, 3/12, 3/13



Tube well







Rewa



good

21. Any other relevant observation by the JIT. .

Good plant health

Beneficiary not available on site.

Sucker to be removed.

110


Sr. No.

Details Remarks


visited.

Sh Anish Kumar, Bharigava, Rewa

2 Total land available with the beneficiary (ha). 4 ha.



……..)

Shade net


5. Size of Structure (Sq. m) 672 sq. mtr.


7. Agency involved in fabrication and installation Phinolax

8. Total subsidy paid and date of payment. Rs 2.02 lakh , 2012-13

9. Crop being grown Capsicum, tomato


11. Condition of Crop

12. Tie up with market local


Poor)

Good


Stalking in tomato needed

Marigold plantation recommended in tomato

Beneficiary needs training in IPM/INM measures

Beneficiary needs Poly house, power sprayer and tiller

Rs 28 lakh realized in tomato crop during 2012-13

111


Sr. No.

Details Remarks


visited.

Sh Ramakant Gautam & 8 other

farmers (Cluster), Godha, Rewa

2 Total land available with the beneficiary (ha). 2.43 ha, 20.50 ha.( of 9 farmers)



……..)

Poly House (9)




7. Agency involved in fabrication and installation Indian Green Pvt. Ltd.

8. Total subsidy paid and date of payment. Rs 14.03 lakh , 7.11.2012

9. Crop being grown Gerbera from Rise and Shines Pvt.

Ltd., Pune


11. Condition of Crop Inferior Plants

12. Tie up with market local


Poor)

Good


Gerbera introduced in Rewa Dist. 8 other Poly houses have just been completed and plantation will take place in due course of time

Beneficiary not available on site

Inferior plants supplied by Company

Mortality 25%

Gap filing yet to take place

Blight in plants

Marketing at Allahabad @ Rs2-10/stick.

112

Micro Irrigation



Sh Anish Kumar, Bharigava, Rewa


4.07 ha


4 Crop(s) covered Vegetables - tomato, onion




8 Name of Manufacturer/ Supplier Netafam

9 Total subsidy paid & date of payment 2.65 lakh

10 Mode of payment Cheque - 8.11.2011



Poor)

Good


Drip working

Staking need to be done and also advocated for production of good quality crop.

113

Micro Irrigation



Sh Akhilesh Pandey, Kanuja, Rewa


1.12 ha


4 Crop(s) covered Vegetables - tomato, onion




8 Name of Manufacturer/ Supplier Netafam

9 Total subsidy paid & date of payment 68319/-

10 Mode of payment Cheque - 8.11.2011



Poor)

Good


Drip working

Beneficiary needs training in IPM measures

Rs 4 lakh realized during 2012-13

Onion storage and mulching recommended.

Staked tomato giving good yield.

114

Micro Irrigation



Sh A.K. Singh, Sindhura, Raipur,

Rewa


1ha


4 Crop(s) covered Vegetables - tomato, onion, Chilly






10 Mode of payment NA



Poor)

Good


Drip working but not in use due to excess rains in the area

Chilly seedlings ready for plantation

Beneficiary needs training in IPM measures and plantation techniques

Marigold recommended in tomato plantation.

115


Low cost Onion Storage


1 Name of the project Low cost Onion Storage



4 Name of Beneficiary Sh Gyanender singh

5 Location of Project Vill: Bhamra, Bock: Sirmaur, Distt:

Rewa




9 Status


Commodity Onion (5 acre)






Rs. 3.50 lakh realized during 2012-13 from onions

116


Low cost Onion Storage -RKVY


1 Name of the project Low cost Onion Storage



4 Name of Beneficiary Sh Vivek Shukla

5 Location of Project Vill: Mandhi Bock: Gangeu, Distt:

Rewa




9 Status


Commodity Onion (5 acre)






Beneficiary not available on site

3 Tier storage made, accommodate about 75-80 MT onion.

117

Production of Planting Material

Nursery


1 Name of the project Model Nursery (2 ha.)



4 Name of Implementing Agency Sh Vinay Kumar Shukla

5 Location of Project Vill: Marhi, Gangev, Rewa


7 Amount Released by DAC Rs. 1.5 lakh

8 Expenditure incurred Rs. 3 lakh

9 Status of Project

Name of Nursery and crop for which plants are produced

Fruit Plants – Root stocks of Guava, citrus, jackfruit

Name of crops for which seeds produced NA

Quantity produced NA

Quantity sold NA

Rate NA

Amount realized through sale NA

Whether NHM logo displayed NA Beneficiary given Onion Storage from RKVY

118

Organic Farming


1 Name of the project HDPE Vermi Compost Unit



4 Name of Implementing Agency Sharda Prasad Kushwaha

5 Location of Project Vill; Sindhura, Raipur, Rewa




9 Status

Crops covered Vegetables




Observations by JIT Compost for Self use

Worms procured form DPIP

Beneficiary needs Shade net

119

PHOTOGRAPHS

120


Wrongly constructed pack house Vine yard

Potato Intercrop harvested from Vine yard

Vegetable as intercrop in citrus Guava inter cropped with mustards

121


Demonstrating rejuvenation in Guava

AEP of chilli Chilli with onion as intercrop

Cabbage cultivation Drip in chilli

122

GUNA DISTRICT

AEP of guava with onion as inter crop Frost damaged tomato crop

Damaged Tomato crop due to late blight For Pack house no clear cut design

provided to beneficiaries

Tractor cum rotabator under

mechanization

Cold Storage

123

GUNA DISTRICT

Cold Storage being used for storing seed

spices

Grading machine

Corriander cultivation Onion crop affected by blight disease,

chilli and cucurbit as inter crop

Marigold transplanted in onion to avoid

sucking pest

Flowering Chironji tree

124

GUNA DISTRICT

Anthracnose disease in Aonla Tomato crop damage with late blight

Guava tree infected with Inderbela pest Vermi compost unit with damaged roof

Potato under drip Vegetable udner drip

125

SAGAR DISTRICT

Drip used for raising chili seedlings Vermi compost unit

Tomato under drip and sticky trap to

control pest

Plastic mulch in chilli

Folding / Puckering of capsicum leaves

under drip

Flower drop problem in Tomato

126

SAGAR DISTRICT

HDPE vermi beds Net used for growing vegetable seedlings

Gardener Training Centre never used

after completion

Onion storage

Tractor given under Mechanization High Density Guava plantation

127

SAGAR DISTRICT

Abandoned vermi unit being used to

grow vegetables

Vegetable under poly house

Chilli, Capsicum, Tomato cultivation

under poly house

IPM under vegetable (chilli)

Wilt in Brinjal Chilli cultivation under drip

128

VIDISHA DISTRICT

Gerbera under poly house Packaging done under shade (Without

pack house)

Cucumber cultivation in poly house

Broccoli cultivation in poly house Leaf miner in Gerbera

129

VIDISHA DISTRICT

Thrip damage fruit of sweet orange Cracking in mango root stock

Wilting in Gerbera

Removal of Extra shoot from Pomegranate demonstrated / Inderbella in Guava

130

VIDISHA DISTRICT

Use of insect trap as IPM tool in Gerbera Guava plants having Tumor disease

Wrongly constructed pack house

Pomegranate cultivation

131

CHHATARPUR DISTRICT

Onion storage AEP of mango

Guava under AEP Cold storage

Small processing unit Processing unit

132

CHHATARPUR DISTRICT

Pan Bareja-Roof covered with shade net Vermi compost

REWA DISTRICT

Tractor with rotabator under

mechanization

Onion storage

Guava area expansion Deficiency symptoms in Gerbera

133

SATNA DISTRICT

Green Algae production Vermi compost unit

Bottle gourd produced at KVK (App. six ft.

long)

Nursery in KVK

Tractor cum rotabator under mechanization

134

SIDHI DISTRICT

Vegetable under drip Progressive growers

Papaya cultivation Onion storage

Onion cultivation Banana cultivation

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