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It should be noted that in setting the targets and reporting of results there is no accounting for cropping intensity. As per the CA provision, the cumulative areas reported for FDP coverage across the last three seasons. However, the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics reports a cropping intensity between 121-208% in the AAPI districts. Table 5 calculates net areas after adjusting for cropping intensity by district. Table 5. District Net FDP coverage – adjusted for cropping intensity Gross FDP coverage Aman 2011, Boro 2012, Aus 2012 Total UDP Area Total NPK (Ha) Area (Ha) Cropping intensity % Net FDP coverage Aman 2011, Boro 2012, Aus 2012 Net UDP Area Net NPK Area (Ha) (Ha) A. FtF Districts Bagerhat 35,479 359 121 29,321 297 Barguna 43,117 647 182 23,691 355 Barisal 57,894 224 171 33,856 131 Bhola 24,287 - 208 11,676 - Chuadanga 19,405 - 166 11,690 - Faridpur 13,947 - 173 8,062 - Gopalganj 41,092 - 127 32,356 - Jessore 63,459 - 182 34,868 - Jhalokathi 22,786 26 169 13,483 15 Jhenaidah 39,487 - 187 21,116 - Khulna 14,557 - 127 11,462 - Madaripur 37,506 - 155 24,197 - Magura 18,802 - 209 8,996 - Meherpur 11,104 - 165 6,730 - Narail 16,629 - 171 9,725 - Patuakhali 68,285 1,598 178 38,362 898 Pirojpur 33,832 179 143 23,659 125 Rajbari 6,886 - 187 3,682 - Satkhira 26,664 - 151 17,658 - Shariatpur 28,236 30 155 18,217 19 FtF Districts Total: 623,453 3,063 382,807 1,841 B. M&S Districts Mymensingh 201,047 - 183 109,862 - Sherpur 68,127 - 194 35,117 - Mymensingh Zone Total: 269,174 - 144,979 - Grand Total: 892,627 3,063 527,786 1,841 Source: Gross areas from Aman 2011 and Boro 2012 Block Surveys. Aus 2012 from weekly reports to June 26 2012. Cropping intensity from BBS Census of Agriculture, 2008. The Block Survey was used to estimate the average crop area per farm for Boro season. Table 6 provides the data by district. The average crop area per farm is 79 decimals in the FTF districts and 82 decimals in M&S. This is compared with 70 decimals and 67 decimals, respectively, for the Boro 2011 season. It might also be compared with the Boro crop areas per farm reported by ILSAFARM of 40 decimals in 2009 and 75 decimals in 2010. This is a good sign that the technology is not only attracting larger numbers of farmers, but 12
they are adopting the technology on larger crop areas per farm. It indicates that farmers have confidence in the technology. This is also evidenced in the high retention rate. When comparing the number of farmers using FDP technology in Boro 2012 with those in Boro 2011, the retention rate ranges as low as 60% in Barguna (where Boro is a less important rice crop than Aus or Aman) to 88% in Gopalganj and as high as 100% in some of the ILSAFARM districts where farmers have now been using the technology for three years. This is a good indicator of sustainability. Extension experience tells that retention needs to be upheld for at least three years before what might be a fashion changes to a habit. Table 6. Average plot size per farm in Boro season 2012. District FDP Area per farm Hectare Decimals Bagerhat 0.38 93 Barguna 0.55 135 Barisal 0.45 111 Bhola 0.26 64 Chuadanga 0.26 63 Faridpur 0.23 58 Gopalganj 0.46 113 Jessore 0.31 76 Jhalokathi 0.31 78 Jhenaidah 0.30 74 Khulna 0.28 70 Madaripur 0.45 110 Magura 0.29 71 Meherpur 0.23 57 Narail 0.27 66 Patuakhali 0.36 90 Pirojpur 0.39 96 Rajbari 0.32 79 Satkhira 0.24 59 Shariatpur 0.34 83 FtF Average 0.32 79 Mymensingh 0.36 90 Sherpur 0.26 65 M&S Average 0.33 82 AAPI Average 0.32 80 Source: Boro 2012 block survey, AAPI-IFDC. 13
Page 1 and 2: Accelerating Agriculture Productivi
Page 3 and 4: List of Tables Page Table 1. List o
Page 5 and 6: Figure 9. Effect of different date
Page 7 and 8: AAPI AGM AEZ AWD BADC BARC BARI BAU
Page 11 and 12: Highlights of Project Activities Th
Page 15 and 16: Deliverables In compliance with CA
Page 17 and 18: Table 2. AAPI Results (A) Achieved
Page 19 and 20: (B) Cumulative through June 2012 To
Page 21 and 22: FDP. Map 1 and Map 2, prepared usin
Page 23: Map 2. UDP Blocks in M&S Districts
Page 27 and 28: tidal water irrigation. The remaind
Page 29 and 30: taking into account cropping intens
Page 31 and 32: Table 10. HYV Paddy yield calculate
Page 33 and 34: District Guti Urea Applied (Kg/Ha)
Page 35 and 36: Activities The project activities a
Page 37 and 38: (cont’d) AAPI Achievement of Tech
Page 39 and 40: Participation of Women in Project A
Page 41 and 42: Table 14 provides the training reco
Page 43 and 44: een established in the quarter. As
Page 45 and 46: Map 4. Location of UDP demonstratio
Page 47 and 48: Table 17. The Influence of N Fertil
Page 49 and 50: Tonnes/hectare Vegetable Demonstrat
Page 51 and 52: treatments are different in the FTF
Page 53 and 54: Table 25. Effect of NPK Briquette D
Page 55 and 56: application rates and depth of plac
Page 57 and 58: Motivational Meeting with Fertilize
Page 59 and 60: Map 5. Location of briquette machin
Page 61 and 62: maintenance; and business managemen
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Page 65 and 66: Figure 4 shows that the NH4-N conte
Page 67 and 68: It is concluded deep placement of N
Page 69 and 70: Table 38. Effect of prilled urea, U
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Page 73 and 74: Table 40. Effect of Zn-enriched ure
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processes, must be enabled that can
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District Upazila Total HYV/ Hybrid
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Appendix 2. Farmers Using FDP Produ
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District Upazila Total Guti Urea Us
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District Upazila Total Guti Urea Us
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District Upazila Total HYV/ Hybrid
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Appendix 4: Area under Guti Urea an
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District Upazila Aman 2011 Boro 201
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District Upazila Aman 2011 Boro 201
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District Upazila Number attending N
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District Upazila Number attending N
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Appendix 6. Guti Urea, NPK Guti Pro
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Districts Name of Upazilas Year 1 P
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Total Year 1 April-June 2012 Total
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Total Year 1 April-June 2012 Total
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Appendix 8. Motivational Meeting wi
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Districts Upazilas October-December
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Appendix 9. Farmers’ Training by
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Districts Upazilas Total Year 1 Apr
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Appendix 10. Motivational Meetings
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Districts Upazila 1 Year Quarter 7
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District Upazila UDP Paddy Yield (k
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Appendix 12: Irrigation and Yield d
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District Upazila Average time requi
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District Upazila Crop Variety Farme
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Districts Name of Upazilas Rice Dem
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Appendix 16. Farmers’ Field Veget
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Districts Satkhira Name of Upazilas
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Appendix 18: Detailed Data by Upazi
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District Upazila Year 1 Boro 2012 Q
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District Upazila Year 1 Boro 2012 Q
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Appendix 20: Participation of Field
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Districts Name of Upazilas No. of F
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Districts Name of Upazilas No. of F
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District Upazilas of Host Agailjhar
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District Upazilas of Upazilas of Ye
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Year 1 April-June 2012 Total Year 2
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Year 1 April-June 2012 Total Year 2
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Appendix 23. Motivational Meeting w
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Appendix 26. Small Business Managem
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Districts Upazilas Year 1 April-Jun
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Districts Upazilas Year 1 April-Jun
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Appendix 28. Statement of Promotion
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Appendix 29. Newspaper and Televisi
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