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district to the total net area sown of the state are shown in the following table. District DISTRICT CONTRIBUTION TO NET AREA SOWN Geographical area Net area sown % of net area sown to Geographical area ( in ha) State total 1. Chennai 17098 0 0.0 0.0 2. Kancheepuram 443210 120802 27.3 2.5 3. Thiruvallur 342243 106137 31.0 2.2 4. Cuddalore 367781 212664 57.8 4.3 5. Villupuram 722203 333997 46.2 6.8 6. Vellore 592018 174859 29.5 3.6 7. Thiruvannamalai 631205 199536 31.6 4.1 8. Salem 520530 208126 40.0 4.3 9. Namakkal 336718 155625 46.2 3.2 10. Dharmapuri 449777 148151 32.9 3.0 11. Krishnagiri 514326 170476 33.1 3.5 12. Coimbatore 472322 180185 38.1 3.7 13. Thiruppur 519559 194079 37.4 4.0 14. Erode 572221 199389 34.8 4.1 15. Tiruchirapalli 440383 165391 37.6 3.4 16. Karur 289557 94756 32.7 1.9 17. Perambalur 175739 93581 53.2 1.9 18. Ariyalur 193398 106316 55.0 2.2 19. Pudukottai 466329 150671 32.3 3.1 20. Thanjavur 339657 194911 57.4 4.0 21. Thiruvarur 209709 156100 74.4 3.2 22. Nagapattinam 271583 156855 57.8 3.2 23. Madurai 374173 125267 33.5 2.6 24. Theni 324230 113604 35.0 2.3 25. Dindigul 626664 220092 35.1 4.5 26. Ramanathapuram 408957 190973 46.7 3.9 27. Virudhunagar 424323 119095 28.1 2.4 28. Sivagangai 418900 110416 26.4 2.3 29. Tirunelveli 675850 155964 23.1 3.2 30. Thoothukudi 470724 178083 37.8 3.6 31. The Nilgiris 254485 76992 30.3 1.6 32. Kanyakumari 167200 79049 47.3 1.6 STATE 13033072 4892142 37.5 100 11
Gross Area Sown The Gross area sown represents the total area cultivated under all food and nonfood crops including the area sown more than once during the fasli year. The gross area sown during 09-10 is 5571710 ha as against 5824248 ha during 08-09, registering an decrease of 52538 ha (4.5%). Area sown more than once The area sown more than once represents the difference between the gross The area sown more than once is 12.2% of the gross area sown in the state during 09-10. Cropping Intensity Cropping intensity refers to the ratio between the Gross area sown and the Net area sown. The cropping intensity for the State during 09-10 is 1.139. It is highest in Nagapattinam district with 1.713 followed by Thiruvarur district with 1.654. area sown under all crops and the net area The following table shows the sown during the fasli year. The area sown more than once during districtwise Cropping intensity during 09-10 in Tamilnadu. 09-10 was 679568 ha as against 781352 ha in 08-09, the decrease being 13.0 %. CROPPING INTENSITY District Cropping intensity District Cropping intensity 1. Kancheepuram 1.050 17. Ariyalur 1.043 2. Thiruvallur 1.201 18. Pudukottai 1.007 3. Cuddalore 1.339 19. Thanjavur 1.308 4. Villupuram 1.086 20. Thiruvarur 1.654 5. Vellore 1.102 21. Nagapattinam 1.713 6. Thiruvannamalai 1.180 22. Madurai 1.018 7. Salem 1.198 23. Theni 1.086 8. Namakkal 1.121 24. Dindigul 1.013 9. Dharmapuri 1.203 25. Ramanathapuram 1.000 10. Krishnagiri 1.058 26. Virudhunagar 1.027 11. Coimbatore 1.042 27. Sivagangai 1.000 12. Thiruppur 1.026 28. Tirunelveli 1.175 13. Erode 1.127 29. Thoothukudi 1.028 14. Tiruchirapalli 1.095 30. The Nilgiris 1.000 15. Karur 1.019 31. Kanyakumari 1.119 16. Perambalur 1.029 STATE 1.139 12
Page 1 and 2: R.No. 6 / 2011 SEASON AND CROP REPO
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Page 13 and 14: CLASSIFICATION OF LAND AREA 09-10 F
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7 Salem 4218 1289 1030 2374 2,561 1
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19 Thanjavur 83 3 86 43 20 Thiruvar
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9 Dharmapuri 13179 12034 11952 1047
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11 Coimbatore 28111 28946 25789 125
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29 Thoothukudi 35248 28978 27673 27
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TABLE XII GLOSSARY OF BOTANICAL, EN
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