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Annual Report 2009-2010 126 CHAPTER-5 SEEDS PROGRAMMES IN NORTH EASTERN STATES Sl. Schemes/ Details of schemes/ Target for Achieved Target for No. Programmes Programmes/ 2008-09 in 2008-09 2009-10 Activities Activities taken up Approved 1. Establishment and The basic objective of 34,850 quintals 22,850 38,355 and Maintenance this component is to keep quintals quintals of Seed Bank seeds ready for meeting requirements during a natural calamity Annexure-5.1 2. Transport Subsidy Due to the topographical It is a 1,99,729 It is a reimbursement on movement of and climatic conditions not reimbursement quintals programme. Therefore, Seeds to North being conducive for programme. targets could not be Eastern States producing seeds in the Therefore, targets pre-fixed as including Sikkim, North Eastern States, 100 could not be transportation of HP, J&K, Uttaranchal percent reimbursement of pre-fixed as seeds depends on and Hill areas of transportation cost is transportation of demand, which varies WB allowed for the movement seeds depends on year to year. 58,081 of seeds produced demand, which quintals of seeds outside the North Eastern varies year to year were transported as States and the actual cost, per the information restricted to maximum of provided by the Rs. 60/- per quintal for implementing agency the movement of seeds in the 1st quarter within the state capital/ district headquarters to sale outlets/sale counters
Name of Division : Extension CHAPTER-9 AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION Programmes in North Eastern States Annexure-9.1 Sl. Schemes/ Details of/ Target Achievements Budget Utilisation/ No. Programmes/ Schemes/ Allocation Release Activities Programmes/ Approved Activties 1. Support to State Establishment 64 64 Rs.30 crore Rs.3.52 crore Extension of Agricultural have been Programmes Technology released for Extension Management Reforms Agencies (ATMAs) 2. Mass Media Number of 21 21 Rs. 87 crore Rs.3.87 crore Support to Narrowcasting have been Agricultural centres released to Extension Prasar Bharti Number of 10 10 centrally Kisan Vani Stations 3. Establishment Training of All graduates in Arunachal Rs.0.70 crore Funds are yet of Agri-Clinics agriculture agriculture and Pradesh-0 in RE to be released and Agri- graduates allied sectors are Assam-60 to MANAGE/ Business eligible to apply Manipur-0 NABARD Centres by Meghalaya-0 centrally Agriculture Mizoram-0 Graduates Nagaland -0 4. Kisan Call Receipt of calls All farmers have Number of calls The funds Centres from farmers free access to received during are released KCCs through the year to TCIL toll free Arunachal centrally telephone lines Pradesh (176) Assam (2,804), Manipur (770), Meghalaya (1,416) Mizoram (228) Nagaland (3,531), Sikkim (1,487), and Tripura (1,010). 5 Extension Training of 19 courses 17 courses Total amount Rs. 95.50 lakh Education middle level (417 participants) of Rs. 96 lakh Institute (EEI), functionaries allocated to Jorhat EEI, Jorhat. Annexures 127
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CPIS Coconut Palm Insurance Scheme
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KRIBHCO Krishak Bharti Cooperative
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Seeds 1.36 The major thrust of the
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concerned from time to time. As par
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y Rs.30 per quintal each. The MSPs
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Crop Cutting Experiments, following
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for the development of crops, anima
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4.1 Crop Prospects for 2009-10: The
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Orissa, Punjab, Rajasthan, Tamil Na
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design and implementation, such as
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4.35 Pulses: Pulses are a basic ing
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7677.46 lakhs for Rabi 2009-10, to
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5.1 Seeds are a basic and critical
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Enforcement', 'Integrated Seed Impr
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Table 6.1: Consumption of fertilize
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elating to fertilizer quality contr
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needs of farmers. Some of the impor
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Crop Insurance 8.11 National Agricu
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Joint Group and the views and comme
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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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