Comprehensive District Annual Plan 2011-12 Balasore District

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Comprehensive District Annual Plan 2011-12 Balasore District Subsidized sale of Reaper Nos. 7 Subsidized sale of Rotavator Nos. 7 Subsidized sale of Hydraulic Trailer Nos. 7 Subsidized sale of Power operated implements Nos. 12 Subsidized sale of Special Power operated implements Nos. 12 Subsidized sale of Manual & Bullock drawn implements Nos. 137 National Food Security Mission – Pulses This is one of the important flagship programmes in agriculture and allied activities sector. This is a purely central plan. Annual Plan Outlay 2011-12 - Rs. 256.92 lakhs (Central Plan: Rs. 256.92 lakhs) Table 6.8. Details of activities and physical targets: NFSM Activities planned Unit Annual Plan 2011-12 Targets Distribution of certified seed Qtls. 700 Organization of technology demonstration (0.4 ha. Unit) Ha. 200 Organization of farmers training (@ Rs.5000/1 day training) (25 farmers) Nos. 60 Seed Village (@ Rs. 15000/- per Ha.) of 50 numbers of farmers for 3 days Nos. 700 Storage godown at Block Head Quarter of 1250 sqfts. Nos. 4 Thresing Floor (30’ X 30’) with cover Nos. 4 Power Tillers Nos. 25 Dal Processor (Mini Dal Mill) INM Nos. 3 Lime/Gypsum Ha. 1500 Micro Nutrient Ha. 550 Assistance for R. Culture/PSB distribution IPM Ha. 450 Assistance for PP Chemicals Ha. 1100 Incentive for Sprayer @ Rs.3000/- Nos. 400 Distribution of Rotavators Nos. 3 Distribution Sprinkler Sets @ Rs.7500/- Ha. 70 Incentive for Pumpset Nos. 160 Assistance for Pipe carrying water from source to field (one set 800mtr.) Meters 8000 Exposure visit @ Rs.3000/- (20 persons in a groups) Nos. 5 RKVY (Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana): This is one of the important flagship programmes in the agriculture and allied activities sector. The scheme was introduced by Government of India in the year 2007-08 in order to provide incentives to States for increasing expenditure in Agriculture & allied sectors. The State which maintained a higher ratio of expenditures in Agriculture & allied sectors to total plan expenditure in the previous year as compared to the average ratio of expenditure incurred to total plan expenditure in 3 years before that year becomes eligible for assistance under the scheme. The entire assistance is grant to the State. In Balasore district, the scheme will be implemented in sub sectors namely Crop Husbandry, Horticulture, Animal Husbandry etc. Under crop husbandry sector, it has been planned to undertake demonstration of SRI method of rice cultivation, establishment of vermicompost hatchery & units, promote application of Bio-fertilizer in pulse and oilseed crops, supply of manual and bullock drawn implements at subsidized costs and capacity building of Krushak sathis. Annual Plan Outlay 2011-12 - Rs. 3700.05 lakhs (Central Plan: Rs. 3700.05 lakhs) In addition to the above schemes, the district has another potential financial resource under ATMA. Agricultural Technology Management Agency (ATMA) is a society key stakeholder involved in agricultural activities for sustainable agricultural development in TSI: NABARD Consultancy Services (NABCONS) 111
Comprehensive District Annual Plan 2011-12 Balasore District the district. It is focal point for integrating Research and Extension activities and decentralizing day to day management of the public Agricultural Technology System (ATS). It is a registered society responsible for technology dissemination at the district level. The ATMA at district level would be increasingly responsible for all the technology dissemination activities at the district level. It would have linkage with all the line departments, research organizations, non-governmental organizations and agencies associated with agricultural development in the district. In Balasore district, ATMA is under taking extension oriented activity at district as well at Block & village level, linkage between farmer and the Research Institutions, preparation of SREP etc. Table 6.9. Details of activities and physical targets: RKVY Activities planned RKVY Stream I Unit Annual Plan 2011- 12 Targets Profiling of secondary & micronutrient Nos. 1 Supply of Paper mill sludge tons 1500 Supply of Gypsum tons 800 Distribution of Bio-fertilizers Qtls. 300 Promotion of Organic farming Nos. 15 Promotion of SRI (One unit 20 Acs.) Nos. 270 Establishment of Vermicompost unit Nos. 350 Distribution of Rice minikit (cost of seed + transportation) Nos. 350 Exposure visit outside the state (@ Rs. 3000/person; 20 persons in one group) Nos. 10 Conduct of Farmers Field School (Rice) Nos. 36 Conduct of Farmers Field School (Integrated Nutrient Management) Nos. 24 Conduct of Farmers Field School (Integrated Pest Management in Rice) Nos. 24 Establishment of BGA Nos. 1 Capacity Building training for Extension Personnel) Farm mechanization under RKVY Nos. 350 Subsidy for Power Tiller Nos. 220 Subsidy for Self propelled reaper Nos. 12 Subsidy for Pump sets Nos. 900 Subsidy for Rotavator Nos. 3 Subsidy for Power Thresher Nos. 130 Subsidy for Special power operated implements Nos. 20 Subsidy for Hydraulic Trailer Nos. 12 Subsidy for Manual & Bullock drawn implements Nos. 360 Subsidy for Combined Harvester Nos. 12 Subsidy for Transplanter Nos. 2 Subsidy for Tractor RKVY Stream II Nos. 12 Renovation of farms Nos. 1 Strengthening of statistical unit Nos. 1 Modernsation of training Hall with Genset. & L.C.D. Projector Nos. 1 Boundary wall & Bore well & Sanitary for training hall Nos. 1 Construction of FIAC building Nos. 1 Construction of seed proceeding plant 5 tons capacity (Jaleswar) Nos. 1 Construction of Dehumidified storage godown Nos. 1 6.1.2. Horticulture Horticulture has been identified as one of the priority sector of development for Balasore district. The development of horticulture has importance not only for increasing the production of fruits and vegetables, but also for improving the rural economy of the district by generating employment and income particularly for small and marginal farmers. Horticulture also provides food and nutritional security to poor men who can not afford to costly nutritional diets. Balasore district is endowed with natural resources, adequate rainfall and suitable climate for horticulture corps. Though not exploited to the extent possible, the agro-climatic condition of the district is conducive for cultivation of different TSI: NABARD Consultancy Services (NABCONS) 112
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