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1 Total Project cost Rs. 37318.28 lacs 2 Govt. of India Share Rs 28806.08 lacs 3 Farmers share Rs 8512.20 lacs 4 Period of implementation 4 years (2010-14 5 Sanction Date 19.08.2010 6 Total area to be covered 3715 ha 7 Area scheduled to be covered in District 3200 ha Pulwama S.No District Total Target (In Hectares) 1 Pulwama 3200 2 Budgam 300 3 Srinagar 165 Sub Total Kashmir Division Kashtiwar (Jammu) Total 3665 50 3715 Targets under National Mission on Saffron for the project period (2010-14) for District Pulwama. S. Scheme/ No Component 1 Activity 2 Unit Physical target 3 1 Rejuvenation /Replanting of Collection ,sorting and relaying of Existing saffron area improving corms @5 Tons/ha @6.75lacs/ha production 2 3 4 Cos t involved (Rs in lacs) 6 5 Subsidy Govt of Indian share Farmers share (Rs in lacs) (Rs in lacs) 7 8 9 Ha 3200 21600 75% 16200 5400 Improving Soil Health by INM,IPM,IDM Critical inputs 210.88T/[email protected] /ha Ha 3200 1600 75% 1200 400 Strengthening of irrigation system a. Establishment of Bore Wells@ Rs.20 Nos lacs/well b. Establishment of sprinkler sets @0.50lac Nos 107 2140 100% 2140 0 3200 1600 50% 800 800 960 50% 480 480 430 50% sub maximum 215 215 192 192 /set/per ha. 4 Enhancing product quality Hot Air dryers @ Rs 0.15 lacs Nos 6400 5 Saffron Mechanization Weeder @Rs.1.00lacs/ Weeder Nos 430 upto Rs.0.50 Lacs/weeder 6 Infrastructure Development Vermi compost units @Rs.0.60lac/unit Nos 640 384 50% upto max. of Rs.0.30 lacs/unit 7 Transfer of technology 8 [email protected] lacs/No of 250 sq mts Nos 150 45 100% 45 0 Farmers day @Rs.0.66 lacs/ camp Nos 6 3.96 100% 3.96 0 Training of staff @ Rs.Rs.733/member Nos 150 1.10 100% 1.10 0 Training of farmers @Rs.784/farmer Nos 300 2.24 100% 2.24 0 Training of farmers abroad @Rs.3.00 lacs/member Nos 10 30 100% 30 0 1 2206.00 100% 2206.00 0 23515.30 7487.00 Quality Testing and Marketing Total 9 31002.3 235.135 Project operation cost @1% Grand Total 23750.43 Targets under National Mission on Saffron for the year (2011-12) for District Pulwama. 1 2 1 Rejuvenation /Replanting of existing saffron area for improving production . 3 4 Collection ,sorting and relaying Ha of corms @5 Tone /ha @6.75lacs/ha 2 Improving Soil Health by Critical inputs INM,IPM,IDM . 210.88T/[email protected] /ha 3 Strengthening of irrigation system a. Establishment of Bore . Wells2Rs.2.00lacs/well b. Establishment of sprinkler sets @0.50lac /set for 1 ha. 4 Enhancing product quality Hot air dryers @Rs.0.15lacs/ unit Ha 5 Saffron Mechanization Weeder @ Rs.1.00lacs 6 Infrastructure Development Vermi compost units Nos @Rs.0.60lac/unit Demonstration @0.30 lacs/No of Nos 250 sq mts Total 7 Transfer of technology Nos Subsidy Activity Physical target Scheme/ Component Unit S. N o Govt of India share (Rs in lacs) 5 6 464 75% 7 2349 464 75% 10 100% Farmers share (Rs in lacs) 8 Total (Rs. in lacs) 783 9 3132 174 58 232 200 0 200 Nos 300 50% 75 75 150 Nos 437 50% 32.755 32.755 65.51 Nos 200 50% sub maxim um upto Rs. 0.50 lacs /Weede r 290 50% 100 100 200 87 87 174 24 0 24 80 100% 3041.755 1135.755 4177.51 S.No Name of the Circle Villages Name of the Zone Tehsil 1 Samboora 2 Wuyen Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Samboora Patalbagh Allochibagh Wuyen Syed Mahmood Abad 3 Zantrag 4 5 6 Khrew Chandhara Namlabal Munpora Androosa Zantrag Nagandeer Bathan Sathpukhran Khrew Chandhara Namlabal Khankhabagh Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Name of the Circle Villages Name of the Zone Tehsil 7 Kadlabal 8 Drangbal 9 Sharshali 10 Lethpora 11 Konibal 12 Jawbahra Kadlabal Bagh Inatiulla Drangbal Bufuna Jajeere –Sitara Frestabal Sharshlai Ladhoo Gundbal Mandakpal Lethpora Hatwara Konibal Meej Lalpora Krinchoo Dusoo Barsoo Udipora Goripora Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Noorpora Noorpora Noorpora Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Pampore Awantipora Awantipora Awantipora S.No Summary of circle wise area offered for rejuvenation under Nation Mission on Saffron during 2011-12 District Pulwama S.NO Name of the Zone(Tehsil) Name of the circle No of beneficiaries Area offered for Rejuvenation Kanal Marals 1 Pampore(Pampore) Zantrag 52 45 15 2 Pampore(Pampore) Konibal 707 1149 17 3 Pampore(Pampore) Pampore 872 1844 05 4 Pampore(Pampore) Samboora 349 632 15 5 Pampore(Pampore) Khrew 425 744 17 6 Pampore(Pampore) Lethpora 885 2041 05 7 Pampore(Pampore) Wuyan 545 1104 07 8 Pampore(Pampore) Sharshali 777 1303 01 9 Noorpora (Awantipora) Jawbhara 236 368 17 4848 9230 99 Total Total in kanals 9235 Total In Hactares 461ha 15M. 1 2 3 4 Rejuvenation Collection ,sorting and /Replanting of Existing relaying of corms @5 saffron area for Tons/ha @6.75 lacs/ha improving production . 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 Achievement 10 11 Ha 464 75% 2349 783 3132 268 Improving Soil Health by INM,IPM,IDM . Critical inputs Ha 210.88T/[email protected] /ha 464 75% 174 58 232 270 Strengthening of irrigation system . Establishment of Bore Wells2Rs.2.00lacs/well 200 0 200 u/p - 300 50% 75 75 150 U/P - 4 Enhancing product quality Establishment of Nos sprinkler sets @0.50lac /set for 1 ha. Hot air dryers Nos @Rs.1.00lacs 437 50% 32.755 32.755 65.51 U/P - 5 Saffron Mechanization Weeders @Rs.1.00lacs 200 50% 100 100 87 87 24 0 Nos Nos 10 100% 75.60 1337.92 1 Govt of Farmers Total Indian share (in lacs) share (Rs (Rs in in lacs) lacs) Financial (Rs In lacs ) Unit Physical Activity Subsidy Scheme/Component Physical target S.No 200 50 25.00 174 290 87.00 24 80 24.00 subsidy max- to Rs.0.50 lacs/ weeder 6 Infrastructure Development Vermi compost units @Rs.0.60lac/ unit Nos 7 Transfer of technology [email protected] lacs/No of 250sqmts Nos 290 50% 80 100% Summary of circle wise Area Rejuvenated under Nation Mission on Saffron during 2011-12 District Pulwama S.NO Name of the Zone(Tehsil) Name of the circle No of beneficiaries Area Rejuvenated Hectares Kanals Marlas 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pampore(Pampore) Pampore(Pampore) Pampore(Pampore) Pampore(Awantipora) Pampore(Pampore) Pampore(Pampore) Samboora Drangbal Zantrag Jawbahra Shar shali Khrew 179 86 29 166 398 231 12 6 1 14 37 17 09 11 16 17 14 10 10 09 14 18 14 17.5 7 Pampore(Pampore) Lethpora 414 44 17 25.5 8 9 10 11 Pampore(Pampore) Pampore (Pampore) Pampore (Pampore) Pampore (Pampore) Chandhara Namlabal Kadlabal Konibal 345 188 135 431 39 17 12 38 19 03 06 15 09 6.5 01 20.5 12 Pampore (Pampore) Total G. Total Wuyen 276 2878 22 259 80 Demonstrations of 10 Marlas Total 2 Ha. 33 28 170 173 158 13 267 Hectare 18kanals 13Marals 269 Hectares 18 Kanals &13 Marlas (Say 270 Hectares ) Cultivation of Saffron crop is very labour intensive which can be gauged very well and beyond doubt by the fact that 1928 man days of labor/hectare are required for the rejuvenation process only which in other words means that a total No. of 520,560 man days of labour were required for rejuvenation of 270 hectare of saffron land. In express terms, round about 23611 man days were engaged with the replanting process each day which had to be supervised very closely to ensure planting in accordance with the recommended planting geo-metry. The most challenging task of making the farmers agree to re-sort to sorting and grading of corms and fungicidal treatment was not granted any concession by the field staff posted in the circles and its results are obvious as the farmers are now harvesting their produce in the Ist year of sowing. The personnel deployed for rejuvenation programme included the Rehbir-i- Zirat’s – a qualified and dedicated lot who were instrumental in translating the package into reality under the command of the experienced officers of the department. The cell No’s of the circle level officers along with their names and areas of operation were published in leading local dailies. The proposed assami wise list of beneficiaries, the list of finally selected beneficiaries and the lists of all such beneficiaries who finally undertook rejuvenation were also published in daily local news papers for the information of general public.