Comprehensive District Annual Plan 2011-12 Balasore District

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Comprehensive District Annual Plan 2011-12 Balasore District Activities Planned Unit Annual Plan 2011-12 Targets District Level Pre-seasonal trainings Nos. 3 Exposure Visit (Inside the State) Nos. 12 Exposure Visit (Outside the State) Nos. 9 Celebration of District Mahostav Nos. 1 Financial assistance to Farmers Field School Nos. 170 Demonstration SRI Ha. 110 Sugarcane Development (Work Plan) - The expenditure components under this head is shared on 90:10 basis between central and state govt. Under this Work Plan, activities like Farmers Field Schools, demonstration of inter cropping, ratoon management, pit method will be carried out and subsidy provided for seed cane. Ratoon Management Demonstrations of one acre each will be taken up to demonstrate better ratoon management practices for adoption. Similarly, technology demonstrations (pit Method) and inter cropping demonstrations will also be conducted during 2011-12. Farmer’s field schools will be organized in sugarcane crop with participation of 25 cane growers in each school. Incentive on seed multiplication will be provided to farmers @ Rs.400/-per acre. Annual Plan Outlay 2011-12 - Rs. 2.59 lakhs (CS: Rs. 2.33 lakhs SS: Rs. 0.26 lakhs) Table 6.3. Details of activities and physical targets: Sugarcane Development (Work Plan) Activities Planned Unit Annual Plan 2011-12 Targets Organizing Farmers Field School Nos. 4 Ratoon Management Demonstration Nos. 11 Exposure Visit (Inside the State) Nos. 7 Jute Technology Mission (Mini Mission - II) – The expenditure components under this head is shared on 90:10 basis between central and state govt. Under the Scheme Farmers Field School on jute crop will be taken up in selected jute-growing patches where jute area is substantial. In a field school 50 farmers will be trained for 5 days in the cropping season. Training on fertilizer management, intercultural operation, IPM, harvesting technique and retting & extraction of fiber will be imparted to the farmer trainees. New intervention like production technology demonstration, retting technology demonstration will be conducted by constructing retting tanks, both kutcha & pucca. Annual Plan Outlay 2011-12 - Rs. 27.51 lakhs (CS: Rs. 24.76 lakhs SS: Rs. 2.75 lakhs) Table 6.4. Details of activities and physical targets: Jute Technology Mission Activities Planned Unit Annual Plan 2011-12 Targets Distribution of Seed (Jute) Qtls. 45 Conduct of Farmers Field School Nos. 7 Organizing Farmers Training Nos. 10 IPM Technology Demonstration Nos. 4 Distribution of Sprayer Nos. 330 Production Technology Demonstration Nos. 165 Foliar Spray of Urea Ha 143 Distribution of Essential Nutrient Minikit Ha. 715 Retting Technology Demonstration Nos. 28 Retting Scheme Nos. 2 Kuchha Retting Tank Nos. 66 Pucca Retting Tank Nos. 11 Foliar Spray of Urea distribution Ha. 143 Exposure Visit (Out side the State) No. of farmers 11 ISOPOM (Oilseed) - The expenditure components under this head is shared on 75:25 basis between central and state govt. The scheme envisages undertaking various activities for higher production and productivity of oilseeds in the district. For improving availability of HYV Seeds, seed mini kits provided by Govt. of India will be distributed to the farmers free of cost. Input subsidy will be provided to the farmers on use of gypsum and rhyzobium TSI: NABARD Consultancy Services (NABCONS) 109
Comprehensive District Annual Plan 2011-12 Balasore District culture to boost the productivity of groundnut in the district. During 2011-12, it has also been programmed to conduct Farmers Field Schools and farmer’s training on integrated pest management techniques and use of micronutrients and vermicompost. To demonstrate improved methods of oilseed production, Block demonstrations will be conducted. Annual Plan Outlay 2011-12 - Rs. 272.96 lakhs (CS: Rs. 204.72 lakhs SS: Rs. 68.24 lakhs) Table 6.5. Details of activities and physical targets: ISOPOM Oilseeds Activities Planned Unit Annual Plan 2011-12 Targets Distribution of Certified Seeds Qtls. 20280 Plant Protection Equipments Nos. 1200 Block level Demonstration (Sun flower) Ha 13 IPM cum Farmers Field School (Mustard) Nos. 5 IPM cum Farmers Field School (Groundnut) Nos. 8 Micronutrient Ha 198 Gypsum Ha 2750 Farmers Training Nos. 15 Vermi Compost units Nos. 13 P.P. Chemicals Ha. 110 Farm Implements (Manual) Set 6 Farmers Exposure Visit Nos. 15 Sprinkler Set Nos. 11 Central Plan Seed Village Programme: This is one of the important flagship programmes in the agriculture and allied activities sector.This is the purely central plan. Annual Plan Outlay 2011-12 - Rs. 56.68 lakhs (CS: Rs. 56.68 lakhs) Table 6.6. Details of activities and physical targets: Seed Village Programme Activities planned Unit Annual Plan 2011-12 Targets Paddy Acres 3300 Mung Acres 2200 Biri Acres 825 Groundnut Acres 3575 Mustard Acres 550 Farm Mechanization (Macro Management) (Work Plan) - The expenditure components under this head is Central Plan. Mechanization of agriculture operation is beneficial for reducing the cost of production and allowing the producers to compete the market. This also helps to overcome human drudgeries associated with the various agricultural operations. Under the scheme, subsidy will be provided to farmers to procure agricultural implements at the following rates. Annual Plan Outlay 2011-12 - Rs. 211.26 lakhs (CS: Rs. 211.26 lakhs) Type of Implements Rate of Subsidy per implement Power tiller 50% of the cost limited to Rs.60,000/- Tractors 50% of the cost limited to Rs.90,000/- Self Propelled Paddy reaper 50% of the cost limited to Rs.80,000/- Tractor drawn Rotavator 25% of the cost limited to Rs.25,000/- Power operated implements 50%of the cost limited to Rs.20,000/- Specially Power Operated Implements 50%of the cost limited to Rs.30,000/- Manually operated/bullock drawn implements 25%of the cost limited to Rs.2000/- Hydraulic Trailer 50%of the cost limited to Rs.25,000/- Power Thresher (All types) 50%of the cost limited to Rs.24,000/- Table 6.7. Details of activities and physical targets: Farm Mechanization (Macro Management) (Work Plan) Activities Planned Unit Annual Plan 2011-12 Targets Subsidized sale of Tractor Nos. 132 Subsidized sale of Power tiller Nos. 120 TSI: NABARD Consultancy Services (NABCONS) 110
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