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NATIONAL AGRICULTURE CONFERENCE ON RABI 2005 Ministry of Agriculture Govt. of India On 21 st – 22 nd Feb.,2006 at N.A

NATIONAL AGRICULTURE CONFERENCE ON RABI 2005 Ministry of Agriculture Govt. of India On 21 st – 22 nd Feb.,2006 at N.A.S.C. Pusa Complex, New Delhi. A PRESENTATION . IN STATES' AGRICULTURE DIRECTORATE WITH SECRETARY AGRICULTURE, GOVT. OF INDIA. BY DEPTT. OF AGRICULTURE

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NATIONAL AGRICULTURE CONFERENCE ON RABI 2005 Ministry of Agriculture Govt. of India On 21 st – 22 nd Feb.,2006 at N.A

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  1. NATIONAL AGRICULTURE CONFERENCE ON RABI 2005 Ministry of Agriculture Govt. of India On 21st – 22nd Feb.,2006 at N.A.S.C. Pusa Complex, New Delhi

  2. A PRESENTATION IN STATES' AGRICULTURE DIRECTORATE WITH SECRETARY AGRICULTURE, GOVT. OF INDIA BY DEPTT. OF AGRICULTURE GOVT. OF N.C.T.OF DELHI

  3. Present Agriculture Scenario in Delhi State A. AREA • Total Geographical area : 1,47,488 ha. : (1,485 Sq.Kms) • No. of Villages : 196 • No. of Farming Families : 40,000 • No. of Small & Marginal Farmers : 34,000 • Gross Cropped Area : 25,093 ha. • Yamuna River Bed Area : 5,000 ha. Contd.

  4. Contd. B. PRODUCTION2005-06 (Estimated) • Food-Grains : 1.75 Lakh M.T. • Vegetables : 7.10 Lakh M.T. • Floriculture : 6,000 Hect. • Fruits : 275 Hect. • Medicinal & Aromatic plants : 90 Hect. • Note : The certain Vegetables and Flower Crops have been damaged to some extent due to cold wave during the first week of January 2006.

  5. Contd…..C. IRRIGATION Source of Irrigation Area in Hectare • State Tubewells : 1,425 • Private Tubewells : 14,110 • Treated Sewage Effluent : 1,574 • Through Canals : 2,384 -------- Sub-Total : 19,493 ===== • Rainfed Area : 10,600 Grand Total : 30,093 =====

  6. CURRENT STATUS OF AGRICULTURE IN DELHI • Shrinking Area under Agriculture due to rapid urbanisation : Year Area in Hectares 1991-92 76,239 Hect. 1995-96 62,966 Hect. 2005-06 30,093 Hect. • Decreasing Irrigation facilities due to • Inadequate rainfall • Depleting Water Table • Irregular supply of Water through canal system • Saline and Alkaline Soil • As per Draft Delhi Master Plan 2021 published by D.D.A., the total area earmarked and would be available to the extent of 11,000 hect. for agri-horticulture, green belt, dairy etc. by the year 2021.

  7. STEPS TAKEN TO IMPROVE PRODUCTIVITY. • Intensification of public awareness programmes: • Supply of quality inputs. • Promoting Seed Replacement Rate. • Promoting Integrated Nutrients Management • Promoting Integrated Pest Management. • Promoting Agriculture Mechanisation. • Promoting crop diversification. • Intensification of Services. • Laying out Demonstration Plots. • Credit: Kishan Credit Cards issued - 4253.

  8. Measures for improving Kharif Production • Intensification of extension services • Promoting Integrated Nutrients Management and Soil fertility status. • Promoting cultivation of pulses • Promoting cultivation of oilseeds crops. • Promoting Seed Replacement Rate • Promoting cultivation of medicinal and aromatic crops • Credit: Promoting more credit flow in Agriculture Sector • Other supporting programmes

  9. Horticulture Section Implementation of National Horticulture MissionObject : Promoting cultivation of horticulture & floriculture Promoting cultivation of medicinal and aromatic plan.* State Level Executive Committee has been constituted on 16.2.2006.* The Society is under Registration Process.* Schemes to be implemented : Rs. In lacs

  10. NATIONAL HORTICULTURE MISSION MEASURES TO BE TAKEN • Diversification • Vegetables • Fruits • Flowers • Medicinal and aromatic plants • Extension Services • Supply of inputs • Other supporting programmes v) Model Demonstration cum Training Centre

  11. Agriculture Marketing Measures being taken on Marketing Infrastructure and Enhancement of Competitiveness • Promoting competitiveness in Agricultural Marketing, scope of privatization/ participation of Co-operative Sector has not been barred. • Setting-up of Kishan Haat / Farmer Marketing for Direct Marketing of produce to consumer. • Rationalisation of Market Fees and only 1% advalorem has been inforced in all APMCs. • Connecting to AGMARK-NET has strengthening market information network in collaboration with NIC and NIAM to promote professionalisation in the management of APMC’s

  12. Projects and Programmes being undertaken • Redevelopment of APMC’s Azadpur Market to decongest and provide modern facilities, amenities etc. • Computerisation and E-commerce for better efficiency and market management system. • Setting-up of Integrated Facility Centre • Development of Fruit Market in Tikri Khampur • Development of Kissan Haats • Shifting of Flower Trade from Connaught Place to Okhla. • Moderanisation of Chicken Dressing Plant with modern facilities and amenities at Poultry Market Gazipur.

  13. ANIMAL HUSBANDARY & FISHERIES SECTION LIVESTOCK (Total No. of Animals as per census 2003) • Cattle : 1,27,736 • Buffaloes : 2,53,944 • Sheep : 10,884 • Goats : 8,919 • Pigs : 28,611 • Horses : 924 • Camels : 42 • Total No. of Animals : 4,31,060

  14. Veterinary Hospitals and Dispensaries

  15. Activities Being Taken • All measures are being taken to detect and check the spread of Bird Flu. • Treatment of Sick animals (Small and large). • Timely vaccination against Foot and Mouth disease and Haemorrhagic Septicemia disease. • Surveillance to check outbreak of infectious or parasitic disease in the animals • Organising Animal Husbandry Training Cum-Treatment Camps. • Cattle and Buffaloes inseminated with frozen semen of the pedigreed bulls to improve Breeds.

  16. Contd…. • Round the clock emergency service in one veterinary Hospital in each District. • Mobile Veterinary Clinic in 5 Districts. Fisheries Section • Production and supply of quality strained Fish Seed of fast growing varieties. • Promoting Fish Farming in village water bodies.

  17. Thanks

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