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Status Review of the mission to 7 th NFSMGC meeting

Status Review of the mission to 7 th NFSMGC meeting. Action Plan of NFSM in the First year of 12 th Five Year Plan. NFSM production Targets- Achievements. Proposed Target for 12 th Plan is 25 million tons over the average of 11 th Plan so as to meet the projected demand of 260 million tons.

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Status Review of the mission to 7 th NFSMGC meeting

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  1. Status Review of the mission to 7th NFSMGC meeting Action Plan of NFSM in the First year of 12th Five Year Plan

  2. NFSM production Targets- Achievements Proposed Target for 12th Plan is 25 million tons over the average of 11th Plan so as to meet the projected demand of 260 million tons

  3. Crop wise Targets in12th plan (in million tons)for additional production over base

  4. Total Food grains production In million tons

  5. Additional Production of Food Grains

  6. NFSM Fund Releases in 11th plan( Rs in Crores) Against approved plan outlay of 4883 crores

  7. State wise expenditure in 11th Plan Rupees in crores Exp figures of 2011-12 are tentative

  8. NFSM proposal for 12th Plan Amount in Rs. crores In principle approval of Planning Commission received EFC note ready Annual plan 2012-13 within extant guidelines to be prepared

  9. Modifications within guidelines • Clusters for demonstrating technologies – 100 hectares • Cropping system based for resource conservation • DSR in low wheat productivity districts of PB, Har, UP • Laying sub soil drainage system in acute water logged areas • Front line demonstrations to ICAR crop directorates • Availability of critical inputs as agri service • Mobile sprinklers • Inclusion of more States for strategic reasons • North Eastern States for rice • Hill States of J&K, HP and UK for wheat • Staggered rates of distribution subsidy for pulses • Production subsidy subsumed for new varieties • Rationalization of some components • Specific choice of hybrid, IPP, SRI left to the States • Seed minikits subsumed in cluster demonstration costs • Number of sessions reduced; honorarium to farmer facilitators

  10. Modifications deferred • Taking up fodder, millets and maize crops • Included under RKVY and ISOPOM • Revision in subsidy norms • Proposal under submission for consideration of EFC • Sustainable Cereals Production Program in Non NFSM districts • Linked to National Mission on Sustainable Agriculture • New components • Strategic research on cereals crops • Involvement of NGOs to cover remote areas • Special Projects on Climate Change • Resource Conservation Agri Farm Centers • Incentives for availing agri services

  11. Action Plans of the States being finalized

  12. Carried forward/ongoing activities • External Evaluation • Report of Mid term evaluation by AFC likely by May end • End of term evaluation work to be initiated by July • Monitoring • Crop situation using remote sensing tools; PDAs under FAO-DFID project • Service delivery through National, State and District level PMTs • Revamping of PMTs being planned • Pilot research projects of ICARDA and ICRISAT on pulses • Research funds provided for pulses in the annual plan • Study on Agricultural Outlook to NCAER • First quarterly report likely to be released by May end • Linking up ‘Farmer Producers Organizations’ for Pulses being set up by SFAC • Supply of inputs as agri businesses e.g. protective irrigation to pulses using mobile sprinklers

  13. Focus • Pulses and Millets • Kharif crops • Pest and disease management • Linkage to Markets • Procurement; MSP and Private sector • Rainfed areas and Eastern India • Collaborate with CGIAR and IOs • Capacity Development • Assessment of Components • Studies • ICT and RT tools • Human Resource Management • Performance orientation

  14. Sum up • Annual Action Plan for 2012-13 would continue to focus on ‘bridging the yield gaps’ • Plan is strengthened with permissible changes to deliver desired interventions to farmers • Mission will continue to seek support for MSP, Procurement, Credit, Fertilizers, Water and Power from other Ministries • Mission will forge partnerships to adopt best practices in delivery of services to the farmers

  15. Thank you! Mukesh Khullar Mission Director National Food Security Mission Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India khullarm@nic.in

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