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Geographical area is 138 lakh ha.

Northern Hills Zone. Chhattisgarh Plains Zone. Bastar Plateau Zone. Chhattisgarh An Overview. Agro Climatic Zones. Geographical area is 138 lakh ha. BASIC INFORMATION. Slide 2. Agriculture Growth in Chhattisgarh. Productivity (Kg/Ha). Production (‘1000 MT). 5959.38. 8619.20. 1654.

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Geographical area is 138 lakh ha.

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  1. Northern Hills Zone Chhattisgarh Plains Zone Bastar Plateau Zone Chhattisgarh An Overview Agro Climatic Zones Geographical area is 138 lakh ha. BASIC INFORMATION Slide 2

  2. Agriculture Growth in Chhattisgarh Productivity (Kg/Ha) Production (‘1000 MT) 5959.38 8619.20 1654 Groundnut Rice Gram 2187 1100 247.86 829 402.71 68.08 94.06 1124 996 2003-04 2016-17 Source: Department of Agriculture, Government of Chhattisgarh

  3. Agriculture Accolades Awarded “Global Agriculture Leadership Award” in 2015 for ‘Best Agriculture State’ Awarded “Krishi Karman Award” in 2010-2011, 2012-2013, 2013-2014 for Paddy Production Awarded “Global Agriculture Leadership Award” in 2016 for ‘Best Fisheries State’ Awarded “Krishi Karman Award” in 2014-2015 for Pulses Production Awarded “Global Agriculture Leadership Award” in 2017 for ‘Best Horticulture State’

  4. Soil Health Card SchemeChhattisgarh is among top performers in the Country SSTL Increase in Nos. of Lab from No. 7 to No. 33 371% Increase Mini Lab Increase in Nos. of Lab from 0 to 170 170 Labs in a year Analysis Capacity Increase in analysis capatiy 90,000 to 8,60,000 856% Increase Sample Analyzed Increase in analyzed sample 1,62,195 to 6,27,807 287% Increase Card Distribution Increase from 6,58,048 to 36,79,547 459% Increase 2016-17 2015-16

  5. Agriculture prospects for 2018 Department of Agriculture, Government of Chhattisgarh, envisages to achieve the following in Kharif - 2018 7% 8% 7% increase (over last year) in targeted area sown under pulses 8% increase (over previous year) in targeted area sown under oilseeds Emphasis will be on increase in area under Maize, Pulses and Oilseeds From the earlier 200 clusters developed till the financial year 2017 – 18, Chhattisgarh has received in-principle approval (under PKVY) to develop 10000 clusters for promoting organic farming Clusters

  6. Chhattisgarh Horticulture Growth Fruits Productivity (MT/Ha) Production (‘1000 MT) 324 2477 9.90 07 Vegetables 1250 14.15 10.12 6557 Spices 170 683 5.97 7.07 Flowers, Medicinal & Aromatic Plants 11.74 7.58 14 117 2004-05 2016-17 Source: Dept. of Horticulture, Govt. of Chhattisgarh

  7. Horticulture Innovative Projects Best Practices Banana production increased from 18,730 MT (Yr 2004-05) to 6.11 Lakh MT (2016-17) • Robotics in Grafting Technology for Vegetable Grafting (Front line demonstration under MIDH) • Range of indigenous plant varieties which are resistant to nematodes and diseases are used as root stock for grafting • Grafted plants shows 25% extra growth and are tolerant to insect pest problems • Even growth of grafted plants 100% of tissue cultured banana cultivation is being done in Chhattisgarh. 5 tissue culture labs established. 2 1 1 4 Through Seedling unit- 6.56 Cr Seedling produced through 23 (4 big, 19 small) Promoting Rooftop gardening and kitchen garden by distributing vegetable growing kits 6 Green Chilly production increased from 59,044 MT (Yr 2004-05) to 2.65 Lakh MT (2016-17 3 • Promoting Nutritional Gardens at district level hostels through MGNREGA • Availability of fresh and healthy fruits and vegetables for students • Awareness building on horticulture crops 5 Mulching method adopted in more than 1 lakh hectare (Subsidy support provided to 59,725 Hac) 2

  8. Under MIDH • Promotion of ‘Nutritional Garden Scheme’ in various government premises like hospitals, hostels, schools etc. • Project costing upto INR 25 Lakh should be optional to credit linked back- ended subsidy • Rhizomatic Spices like ginger and turmeric should be increased from INR 30000/ Hac to INR 1,80,000/ Hac as planting material cost is too high • Current tractor specification: Upto 20 BHP should be increased to Upto 45 BHP in same assistance pattern • New components like a) Community Chain- link Fencing b) Community Tube well with Submersible Pump (Solar Tech.) c) Small Solar Cold Storage d) Seedling production unit • For stacking of dragon fruit 50% of costs to be added • VTP courses for Gardeners, Landscaping, Vermi- Compost, Organic Farming, Vegetable and fruit Cultivation etc. is already registered in MukhyaMantri Kaushal VikasYojana. These registered VTPs should be permitted to provide skill development training. Horticulture Suggestions and Recommendations Problems being faced and suggestions 01 Under PMKSY (per crop more drop) Average unit cost of drip irrigation is less and should be increased further Under SMAF Current unit cost per plant is INR 70 which is very less and should be increased further 03 02

  9. Chhattisgarh Fisheries Growth 6TH Rank in country in fish seed (221 core) production • Fish Production 3.76 Lakh m.t. (Pond 93.5% Reservoir 5.8%, Rivers 0.7%) • Productivity Pond 3055 Kg./hect/Yr. (National 2350 kg.) • Reservoir 202 Kg./hect/Yr. (National 69 Kg.) • Fish Consumption/Capita 15.39 Kg. (National 9.0 Kg.) • 6TH • Rank in country • In inland fish production Popular Species in the state Catla, Rohu, Chitla and Mrigala Global agriculture leadership award in fisheries (2015-16) Source :- Directorate of Fisheries, Govt. of Chhattisgarh

  10. Chhattisgarh Fisheries Growth Available water resources for Pisciculture • Best Practices • Since last 05 years cluster based pond construction concept has been adopted. • 110 ponds have constructed in Bemetara district. • 1344 ponds of 1033 hectare have constructed in cluster in the Kanker (Pakhanjur) . • 1250 seasonal ponds being used for seed rearing. • 34 hatcheries,40 seed farms have newly established • Modern technology adopted • Cage culture • Circular Hatchery • Stocking Point • Fisheries Infrastructure Available water resources for fish seed Production Source :- Directorate of Fisheres, Govt. of Chhattisgarh

  11. Chhattisgarh Livestock Scenario Vaccination Coverage Presentstatus, Dairy • Under the PPR Control Program (Convergence with RKVY) Vaccination Coverage 98.25% in 2017-18. • Selected by NITIAayog as “STATE FORWARD-Best Practices from States” • 1.5 cr animals (65% cattle and 20% goat) • 13.87 lakh mt annual milk production (~1% of India’s total production) • Milk production is expected to reach 19 lakhmt by 2020 • Total no. of Dairy Co-operative in the state : 920 • Milk Collection Through Dairy Co-operative: 1.10 lakhliters/day Goat population • Goat population increased by 18% between past two census periods • . Meat production Present status Poultry and Meat Best Practices & Impacts • Goat Meat production increasing by 12-14% per annum • . • More than 166 cr eggs produced in 2016-17 • 49 thousand mt meat produced in 2016-17 Efficiency Sero-Conversion • Poultry (no of eggs per bird per year) • Commercial poultry : 218 • Backyard poultry: 97 • Meat (kg per animal ) • Goat : 12.42 • Pig : 28.70 • Poultry : 1.07 • Sero-conversion is found to be 77-88 % by IVRI Mukteshwar • . Skill Development of Charwaha (cattle grazers) – tool for better management and Breed Improvement of livestock in the State. Source :- Directorate of Animal Husbandry, Govt. of Chhattisgarh

  12. Livestock Population and Animal Products growth • Growth in Cattle – 7% • Growth in Improved Cattle Breed – 584% • Growth in Small Ruminants – 38% • Growth in Poultry – 119% • Growth in Milk – 72.5% • Growth in Egg – 113.5% • Growth in Meat – 487.6% Source :- Directorate of Animal Husbandry, Govt. of Chhattisgarh

  13. eNAM in Chhattisgarh (19-10-16 to 15-04-18)

  14. Major Market Reforms Setting up markets/ Farmer-Consumer markets in private sector 1 2 Purchase of produce outside Mandi premises Non mandatory requirement of Shop/ spaces for registration of traders/ Market Functionaries Deregulation of Fruits and Vegetable out of Market yard and exempt market fees Contract Farming 3 7 5 4 6 Single point levy and single trading license across the State Adoption of new APLM Act 2017

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