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WELCOME. Rabi Campaign 2006-07 NEW DELHI 14 th, 15 th Sept. 2006 Presentation by Department of Agriculture Government of Kerala. 1. Kerala Agriculture - An Overview. Total geographical area - 3885497 ha Forests - 1081509 ha

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  1. WELCOME Rabi Campaign 2006-07 NEW DELHI 14th, 15th Sept. 2006 Presentation by Department of Agriculture Government of Kerala 1

  2. Kerala Agriculture - An Overview Total geographical area - 3885497 ha Forests - 1081509 ha Land put to non-Agri use - 430084 ha Barren & uncultivable land - 28891 ha Permanent pastures and others - 292 ha Land under misc.Tree crops - 10193 ha Fallow other than current fallow - 40917 ha Current fallow - 68634 ha Cultivable waste - 70092 ha Net sown area - 2154885 ha Total Cropped area - 2996293 ha (Based on Agricultural Statistics 2004-05,Government of Kerala) 2

  3. Special Characteristics of Kerala Agriculture • Predominance of perennial Horticulture crops dependent on International Markets • Predominance of small, marginal & sub-marginal farmers • Average size of operational holdings – 0.27 ha • Poor coverage of assured irrigation(17 % only) • Poor maketing infrastructure • Large scale old and senile plantations • High cost of Agriculture labour • Rainfed Agriculture • Undulating and steep terrain • Frequent occurrence of natural calamities 3

  4. Area, Production & Productivity Under Principal Crops 4

  5. Crop Target And Likely Achievement – Kharif 2006 5

  6. Crop Wise Area And Production Target For Rabi - Summer 2006-07 6

  7. Major Food Grain - Rice Source: Department of Economics & Statistics, Government of Kerala 7

  8. Measures to Improve Productivity of Food Grains - Major Food Grain Is Rice • Major food grain of the state is rice • Adoption of Group Farming concept& Group contact • Reclamation of Fallow lands • INM • IPM • Replace old varieties with location specific suitable varieties with high productivity • Seed production programmes for timely supply of quality seeds • Popularise high yielding varieties • Water management & drainage • Mechanization • Market support for Paddy procurement • Additional cropping in paddy fallows with pulses/oilseeds/vegetables 8

  9. CSS 2005-06 (Rs in lakhs) 9

  10. 2005-06(50% Central assistance)(Rs. in lakhs) 10

  11. 2005-06(75%Central assistance)(Rs. in lakhs)) 11

  12. 2005-06(100% Central assistance)(Rs. in lakhs) 12

  13. 2005-06(90% Central assistance-MM)(Rs. in lakhs) 13

  14. 2005-06(90% Central assistance)(Rs. in lakhs) 14

  15. 2005-06(40% Central assistance)(Rs. in lakhs) 15

  16. CSS - Major Physical Achievements 2005-06 16

  17. CSS - Major Physical Achievements 2005-06 (Cont....) 17

  18. MM(90%) - Major Achievements (Cont...) 18

  19. MM(90%) - Physical Achievements 19

  20. CSS 2006-07 (Rs in lakhs) 20

  21. 2006-07(50% Central assistance)(Rs. in lakhs) 21

  22. 2006-07(75%Central assistance)(Rs. in lakhs)) 22

  23. 2006-07(100% Central assistance)(Rs. in lakhs) 23

  24. 2006-07(90% Central assistance-MM)(Rs. in lakhs) 24

  25. 2006-07(40% Central assistance)(Rs. in lakhs) 25

  26. CSS - Major Physical Achievements 2006-07 (as on 31-08-06) 26

  27. Extension Machinery For Technology Transfer • Krishi bhavan – 1068 nos – one in each panchayat/municipality • Agro clinics constituted -16168 nos • Group farming activities &Group approach, pre-season initiatives • Transfer of technology through research,extension interface ,field visits & trainings • FIB • Information centres – 151 nos • KVKs • Implementation of ATMA scheme • Call Centres • KISSAN Project • AGRISNET 27

  28. Marketing Infrastructure • Collective effort of Department and local self Govts to strengthen rural/village markets • Market Intervention scheme for procurement of paddy, arecanut ,pepper etc; • Establishment of 6 Agrl. Whole sale Markets with assistance from European Union for efficient marketing system. • AEZ scheme for promotion of direct marketing/ export of fruits , vegetables & medicinal plants. • AEZ for spices and floriculture to be launched soon. 28

  29. Fertilizers – Requirement in Rabi 2006-07 29

  30. Fertilizers – Distribution (in MT) 30

  31. Demand Vis-a-vis Consumption of pesticides(MT Technical Grade) 31

  32. Seed Plan- Rabi 2006-07 • Seed replacement rate-33.33% (Target) • Breeder seed from KAU • Foundation seed produced in State seed farms using breeder seed • Certified seed produced under RSGP • Effective technical supervision • Procurement-State Seed Development Authority. • Seed testing facilities - 3 labs • Seed distribution through 1068 Krishibhavans • No separate Seed certification agency • Certified seed requirement for Rabi 2006-07 – 47813.70 qtls • Certified seed available for Rabi 2006-07 – 36671.250 qtls • Deficit of seeds will be met from NSC/KSC 32

  33. THANK YOU! 33

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