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Soil Health Management

Soil Health Management. National Conference of Agriculture Kharif Campaign- 2012 Date : 05/03/2012. Agriculture Department, Gujarat State. ISSUES AND CAUSES. Salinity problem. Long coastal area Excess withdrawal of ground water High temperature Arid/ Semi arid region.

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Soil Health Management

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  1. Soil Health Management National Conference of Agriculture Kharif Campaign- 2012 Date : 05/03/2012 Agriculture Department, Gujarat State

  2. ISSUES AND CAUSES Salinity problem • Long coastal area • Excess withdrawal of ground water • High temperature • Arid/ Semi arid region Micro nutrient deficiencies • Micro nutrient deficiency in Cotton, Groundnut & vegetable area • More use of N-P-K fertilizers • Low use of organic manures • Mono and Intensive cropping • Exhaustive uptake of nutrients by Bt cotton Nitrogen deficiency in Soil • Higher N2 consuming crops like Cotton, Castor, Maize, Jowar • Low C:N ratio • Low use of organic manures • Low fertilizer use efficiency

  3. ACHEIVEMENTS

  4. VISION • To diagnose the village wise micro nutrient status with aims to make sustainable way of fertilizer management. • Massive campaign for increasing awareness among the farmers for balance use of fertilizers. • Increasing bio fertilizer production capacity up to 25-30 lakh liters • Establishment of vermi-compost/ phospho compost/ bio compost production unit to reduce industrial pollution. • Putting back 100% cotton stalk/ banana stalk/ vegetable waste in to soil by promoting cotton shredder and rotavator. • Increasing micro nutrient production capacity.

  5. FUTURE PLANNING 3DAction • Delivery in the field • Development of infrastructure for addressing the issues • Facilities and Mechanism for diagnosis of soil health issues

  6. DIAGNOSTIC

  7. DEVELOPMENT Sustainable Development to enrich the soil with nutrients

  8. Seminar/ Workshop and refresher courses for department officers and technical staff • Training of private people working in outsourced laboratory DELIVERY Knowledge up-gradation

  9. Integrated Module of Outsourcing for Soil Health Card Long term contract for 3 years Private people training

  10. PROGRESS UNDER NPMSF (up to Jan,2012)

  11. PROGRESS UNDER NPMSF (up to Jan,2012)

  12. FERTILIZER CONSUMPTION DURING LAST THREE YEAR ( In lakh M.T. ) NPK Ratio (Balance Use of Fertilizers): Ideal ratio for NPK consumption is 4:2:1. NPK consumption Ratio for the year 2006-07 was 7.72: 3.01: 1.00. & for the year 2010-11, it was 6.89:2.88:1.00 NPK consumption Ratio is decreased in 2010-11 as compared to previous years.

  13. Product wise Allocation v/s Supply State has faced acute shortage of DAP in April – may, 2011 while of urea in July-August-2011 (In metric tones)

  14. Fertilizer Quality Control No. Of Fertilizer Sale point (Retail Points)

  15. THANKS

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