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Krishi Karman Award 2013-14 Agriculture Department Odisha
RICE & FOOD GRAIN PRODUCTION
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PRODUCTIVITY OF RICE & FOODGRAINS (In Kg/Ha
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2000 1500 1000 500 0 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 RICE FOOD GRAINS
FOOD GRAIN PRODUCTION TREND
CROP RICE WHEAT JOWAR BAJRA MAIZE RAGI SMALL MILLETS TOTAL CEREALS ARHAR MUNG BIRI KULTHI GRAM COWPEA FIELD PEA LENTIL OTHER PULSES TOTAL PULSES TOTAL FOOD GRAINS AVERAGE DURING LAST 5 YEARS (2008-09 TO 2012-13) A Y P 4215 17 1721 1647 7252 28 9 3 249 178 17 4688 138 556 667 2365 882 529 1715 870 5 2 589 157 9 8042 120 811 609 240 41 35 17 51 102 2044 438 435 388 756 714 588 686 480 481 355 265 93 31 25 10 35 49 983 6732 1341 9025 A 4180 13 7 3 280 166 19 4668 139 857 598 231 47 36 12 53 115 2088 6757 2013-14 Y 1821 1746 625 611 2785 867 502 1837 896 476 455 385 768 738 522 746 489 507 1426
A- in 000’ ha, Y- yield in kg/ha, P-production in 000’MT
P 7613 22 5 2 779 144 10 8574 124 408 272 89 36 26 6 40 56 1058 9632
CROP
PRODUCTION TREND IN OILSEED CROPS
GROUND NUT SESAMUM CASTOR NIGER SUNFLOWER SAFFLOWER LINSEED MUSTARD TOTAL OILSEEDS AVERAGE DURING LAST 5 YEARS (2008-09 TO 2012-13) A 255 243 13 85 24 1 23 119
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Y 1705 399 630 384 1145 589 466 405
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P 440 97 9 33 27 1 11 48
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A 268 213 13 65 25 1 23 145
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Y 1787 403 639 359 1193 602 478 424
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P 478 87 8 23 30 1 11 62
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A- in 000’ ha, Y- yield in kg/ha, P-production in 000’MT
Year 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14
PROCUREMENT OF PADDY
Quantity Procured in MT
74, 435 44, 32, 092 39, 77, 261 36, 95, 087 31, 20, 557 54,17, 029 40,01,490
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The
PHAILIN
IMPACT
Around 12.86 lakh hectares of cropped area was affected.
7.69 lakh hectares suffered more than 50% crop loss.
The problem got aggravated due to incessant rains following PHAILIN which caused large scale submergence across the State.
A special package was announced and massive Rabi Campaign was launched to pave the way for economic recovery of the farmers.
Strategies adopted for higher Food Grain Production
• • • • Enhancing SRR of Paddy from 22.2% in 2012-13 to 25.2% in 2013-14.
Incentivising line sowing / line transplanting in over 2.3 lakh ha.
Additional irrigation potential of 1,66,600 hectares was created through various sources during 2013-14.
4.35 lakh hectares area covered under technology demonstrations including improved agronomic package of practices in food grain crops.
• Enhancing Soil Testing Capacity (Mobile Soil Testing Laboratory and Mini Soil Testing Laboratory). • Ensuring timely supply of inputs and management thereof.
• • Adoption of INM and IPM.
Seed Treatment Campaign over 4.57 lakh ha.
• • • e-pest surveillance-100% area covered in the State.
Enhancing farm power input from 1.12kw/ ha in 2010-11 to 1.41kw / ha by 2013-14.
Capacity building of Farmers and Extension Workers :– 74,340 nos. of farmers and 3,173 nos. of Extension personnel trained during 2013-14.
(No. of sample tested ) Farm Mechanisation
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New Innovations / Initiatives Adopted
A Comprehensive Agriculture Policy announced in 2013.
• Exclusive Agriculture budget presented before the Assembly from 2012-13. Plan Outlay of Agriculture & allied sectors increased from Rs.7162 crore during 2013-14 to Rs. 9542 crore during 2014-15 : an increase of over 33% in a single year.
• 977 farmers’ Crop Varieties registered & a Gene Bank was established.
• Massive Seed Treatment Campaign.
• Promotion of SRI, line sowing & line transplanting.
• Popularisation of Mustard.
Hybrid varieties of Maize, Sunflower and • Mapping secondary & micro-nutrients upto G.P level .
New Innovations/ Initiatives Adopted ….. Cont.
• Construction of large number of community threshing floors.
• Farm Information Advisory Centre (FIAC ) set up in every block.
• Health Insurance coverage upto Rs. 1 lakh provided to 51.68 lakh farmers families.
• On- line fund management of schemes.
FINANCIAL PROGRESS OF NFSM, BGREI & INSIMP 2013-14
Rs. in lakh
Scheme NFSM TMOP Approved allocation by GOI 8660.02
1979.19
RKVY –SUB-SCHEMES BGREI INSIMP 19930.02
245.00
Funds Received 7304.43
1902.96
19930.02
245.00
Final Expenditure Unspent % of Expenditure 6035.60
1878.84
1268.83
24.12
83 99 19930.02
193.98
0 51.20
100 87
ONLINE FUND MANAGEMENT
1. From 2012-13 Fund Management of NFSM scheme is monitored online through NIC software.
2. Actual physical and financial position of each and every item of NFSM scheme are monitored at state level.
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Efforts for ensuring effective co-ordination with related Departments
State Level Committees formed for all Central Sector Schemes and meetings being held regularly.
State Level Secretaries Meeting held under the Chairmanship of the Chief Secretary every month.
Crop-Weather Watch Group Meeting held weekly during Kharif season.
Seed Monitoring Unit set up at the State level.
Fertilizer Monitoring meeting being held fortnightly during the Kharif season.
Monthly Video Conferencing with the districts.
State Level Bankers Committee (SLBC) meeting at regular intervals (credit and finance).
Collectors Conference at Divisional level held regularly.
District level Strategy Committee Meeting.
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Lessons Learnt
Line sowing, line transplanting and SRI leads to enhanced crop production, farm profit and water use efficiency.
Effective and timely pest management through e-pest surveillance.
Installation of community bore wells; increased cropping intensity.
Wide adaptability of farm mechanisation has aided timely operation and enhanced production.
Drum seeder stood as an effective labour saving device for line sowing.
Intervention through Extension Reforms (ATMA) for formation of CIGs /FIGs has made farmers proactive in farming.
Online registration of Input Dealers and Executants has revitalised the input delivery system.
Increased use of ICT has reduced the communication gap and made incentive delivery mechanism more effective.
Rewarding farmers inculcates competitiveness in agriculture.
FIACs in every block has made extension delivery mechanism effective.
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Road Map for achieving Higher Production
Enhancing irrigation potential by 2 lakh hectares every year over next 5 years with a view to provide at least 35% irrigation facility in all Blocks. Enhancing SRR and increasing coverage under HYV and Hybrids.
Promotion of less than 10 years old varieties. Ambitious Seed Production Program through Seed Villages.
Increasing fertiliser consumption ( presently 60 kg/ha).
Provision of Corpus Fund for prepositioning of Fertilizer and Seeds.
Adoption of INM & IPM techniques.
Ensuring timely supply of critical inputs and ensuring quality control.
Promotion of SRI and improved agronomic package of practices on crop production.
Large scale farm mechanisation.
Adequate crop loan & crop insurance.
Road Map for achieving Higher Production ….
Contd.
• • • • • • • • Large Scale promotion of Commercial Agri Enterprises.
Emphasis on rainfed agriculture.
Development and strengthening of agriculture related infrastructure like godowns, seed processing plants, cold storages, laboratories etc.
Capacity building of farmers and extension functionaries.
Promoting use of ICT in agriculture.
Establishment of second Agriculture University in KBK region.
Establishment of Agro Industrial Estates and Agri Poly Technic Institutes.
Organization of Regional and State Level Agriculture Fairs for transfer of technology and rewarding the farmers.
REGIONAL AGRICULTURE FAIR