Annual Report 2009-2010 - Department of Agriculture & Co-operation

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SAU State Agricultural University SBA Scheduled Desert Area SCARDBs State Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Banks SCBs State Cooperative Banks SDA Scheduled Desert Area SEWP State Extension Work Plan SFAC Small Farmers Agri-business Consortium SFCI State Farms Corporation of India SGSY Swarnajayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojana SHG Self-Help Group SLDB State Land Development Bank SLSC State Level Sanctioning Committee SLUBs State Land Use Boards SLUSI Soil and Land Use Survey of India SMPMA Strengthening and Modernization of Pest Management Approach in India SMS Sediment Monitoring Stations SPTL State Pesticide Testing Laboratory SREP Strategic Research and Extension Plan SRI System of Rice Intensification SRM Soil Resource Mapping SWC State Warehousing Corporation TCP Technical Cooperation Programme TERI The Energy and Resources Institute ToR Terms of Reference T&V Training and Visit TM Terminal Markets TMNE Technology Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture in the North Eastern States TMOP Technology Mission on Oilseeds and Pulses TRIFED Tribal Cooperative Marketing Development Federation of India Limited TRS Timely Reporting Scheme UGs User Groups UNDP United Nations Development Programme USDA United States Department of Agriculture UT Union Territory VAMNICOM Vaikunth Mehta National Institute for Cooperative Management VKGUY Vishesh Krishi and Gram Udyog Yojana WBCIS Weather Based Crop Insurance Scheme WCD World Coconut Day WCP Women Component Plan WDC Watershed Development Council WDF Watershed Development Fund WDPSCA Watershed Development Project for Shifting Cultivation Area WFP World Food Programme WTO World Trade Organization
1.1 Agriculture, as the largest private enterprise in India, is the lifeline of the economy. Agriculture, provides the underpinning for our food and livelihood security and support for the economic growth and social transformation of the country. During 2008-09 the agricultural sector contributed to approximately 15.7 per cent of India's GDP (at 2004-05 prices) and 10.23 per cent (provisional) of total exports besides providing employment to around 58.2 per cent of the work force. In the recent past, the impact of various food, financial and economic crises has been felt across the world. This has compromised the lives, livelihood and food security of the people. Therefore, there is a compelling case for increased investment in the sector. The continued high growth of agriculture is essential to meet the food and nutritional security requirements of the people and provide livelihood and income in rural areas. Agriculture will continue to have the pride of place in national policies and plans, since the nation's food 1 Overview security depends on the performance of the agricultural sector. 1.2 The overall target of GDP growth in the country for the Eleventh Plan is 9 per cent per annum with an annual average growth rate of 4 per cent in agriculture, 10-11 per cent in industry and 9-11 per cent in the services sector. The strategy for accelerating agricultural growth to 4 per cent per annum in the Eleventh Plan requires action in terms of bringing technology to the farmers, improving the efficiency of investments, increasing systems support and rationalising subsidies, diversifying, while also protecting food security concerns, and fostering inclusiveness through a group approach, by which the poor will get better access to land, credit and skills. 1.3 The annual growth rate of total GDP visà-vis growth rate in agriculture and allied sector from 2005-06 to 2009-10 is given in Table 1.1: Overview 1
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Farmer-to-farmer extension support
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narrowcasting centres, 18 regional
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9.27 Exhibitions: Agricultural exhi
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These stations are producing/broadc
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organisations dealing with marketin
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have completed the Project Implemen
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10 (up to December 2009), an amount
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individuals, companies, and corpora
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11.1 India is among the 15 leading
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11.10 The Doha Round of trade negot
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Hissar (Haryana), Garladinne (Andhr
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since agreed, in principle, to the
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13.2 Fruits and vegetables, togethe
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Table 13.1: Progress under NHM (Are
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13.23 To promote scientific coconut
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States, Sikkim, Jammu and Kashmir,
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Creation of employment opportunitie
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Eastern region, namely, Arunachal P
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creation of sustained employment op
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to November, 2010. The total cost o
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also provides academic and financia
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cooperatively under developed state
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in the states of Kerala, Tamil Nadu
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Table 17.1: Amount allocated to dro
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18.4 Office of the Minister (Agricu
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19.1 Revised Macro-Management of Ag
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20.1 The National Agriculture Polic
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22.1. Rehabilitation Package for Di
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23.1 Introduction and Salient Featu
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23.8 Stream of Projects in RKVY: RK
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24 Gender Perspectives 24.1 In line
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(i) Baseline surveys, at the rate o
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women's self-help groups and 18,075
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science and technology, implements,
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I. ATTACHED OFFICES CHAPTER-2 FUNCT
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CHAPTER-2 FUNCTIONS AND ORGANISATIO
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Sl. Commodity Variety 2005-06 2006-
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CHAPTER-14 NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEM
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CHAPTER-19 MACRO MANAGEMENT OF AGRI
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