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NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON AGRICULTURE FOR KHARIF CAMPAIGN – 2010 18 th – 19 th March, 2010. TRIPURA. RABI ASSESMENT. Anticipated foodgrain production during Rabi -2009-10 is 1.75 Lakh M.T. KHARIF PROSPECTS – 2010-11.
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NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON AGRICULTURE FOR KHARIF CAMPAIGN – 201018th – 19th March, 2010 TRIPURA
RABI ASSESMENT Anticipated foodgrain production during Rabi -2009-10 is 1.75 Lakh M.T
KHARIF PROSPECTS – 2010-11 Target for foodgrain production during Kharif -2010 has been fixed at 5.45 Lakh M.T Figures in parenthesis are estimates of 2009-10
Achievements • Seed Replacement Rate (SRR) has increased from 2.8% in 1999-2000 to 33% in 2009-10. • Production of Certified Paddy seed has increased from 28MT in 1999-2000 to 4,000 MT in 2009-10. • Seed testing : Out of 1479 samples, 63 rejected. • Self sufficiency in HYV Certified Paddy & Mustard Seed through Seed Village Programme (1600 farmers). • Jhum Seed multiplication in 150 Ha. from 2010-11. • SRI Popularized. • 95% area under Paddy brought under HYV.
REQUIREMENT & AVAILABILITY OF CERTIFIED / QUALITY SEEDS FOR KHARIF-2010 *Surplus seeds will be marketed through NSC
RASHTRIYA KRISHI VIKASH YOJANA • The State has been eligible for RKVY funds since 2007-08. Year wise funds received are as follows –
RASHTRIYA KRISHI VIKASH YOJANA Interventions Required • Norms on subsidy for Hybrid Paddy is restricted only upto Rs.2,000/per Qtl. But no subsidy mentioned for Hybrid Maize. • These make popularizing Hybrids difficult due to high cost of seeds • Upto 50% assistance on cost of seed be allowed.
RASHTRIYA KRISHI VIKASH YOJANA Interventions Required • Project proposal for Maximization of productivity through Soil amendment in Acid Soil in the Rice Based Cropping System was not approved under RKVY. • Project proposal for Increasing Crop Productivity through management of Micro nutrients (ZnSO4) Deficiency in the soils of Tripura was not approved under RKVY. • GOI officials suggested to take these projects under “National Project on Management of Soil Health and Fertility” but adequate funding is not available under the programme.
Fertilizers : Requirement during Kharif, 2010 Quantity in Metric tons
Constraints in availability of fertilizers • Only 39 Kg fertilizer used per hectare as against All India average of 115 Kg • Non availability of required rakes for dispatch of fertilizers as it is Broad Gauge up to Lumding. • BVFCL should be permitted to send 10,000 MT of fertilizer through road transport. • IFFCO did not supply Urea during Kharif – 2009 . • The major suppliers have no district level Stock points in the State.
BEST PRACTICES ADOPTED BY THE STATE • System of Rice Intensification (SRI) has been adopted in the State successfully. • 60,000 hectares area is the anticipated coverage during 2009 – 10. • Lesser inputs and greater yield has made SRI popular in the state. • State proposes to continue SRI cultivation.
ACTION PLAN • Additional 10,000 hectares to be brought under paddy cultivation through SRI during Pre-kharif, 2010. • Additional 10,000 hectares to be brought under paddy cultivation through SRI during Boro(Rabi)–2010-11. • Cropping intensity to be increased by introduction of short duration varieties like NDR-97, Navin, Satabdi etc. • Introducing hybrid Maize cultivation in the State. • Target to achieve 100% seed treatment and 33% SRR across Farm Households. • Area enhancement under hybrid Paddy to 8925 Ha. In 2010-11.
ACTION PLAN • Pulses to be encouraged as catch and intercrop by bringing 9500 Ha area under Pulses during 2010-11 . • Popularizing / adoption of Integrated Nutrient Management (INM) / use of Bio fertilizer, vermi compost etc for sustainable increase in production. • Management of acidic and micronutrient deficient soils to improve soil health and increase productivity. • Pilot Project on Jhum to arrest soil erosion and improve productivity. • Modern Practices of Jhuming with improved seeds and sustainable management practices.
OTHER ISSUES • About 1,86,000 hectares of land has been distributed amongst the forest dwellers and concerns for soil protection and improvement of livelihood being addressed through suitable economic development programmes.