Comprehensive District Annual Plan 2011-12 Balasore District

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Comprehensive District Annual Plan 2011-12 Balasore District fruits, flowers and vegetables. The district is covered under National Horticulture Mission (NHM), which is functioning in 19 districts of the state. At present the district accounts for only 2.67% of total area of mango in the state. Similar is the case with regard to other fruits like guava (2.26% area), citrus (2.95% area), litchi (3.05% area), banana (2.94% area), cashewnut (1.84% area) and flowers like marigold (4.98% area), rose (3.48% area), tuberose (8.00% area) and Gladioli (5.79% area). Only in case of pine apple, papaya and pomegranate the district occupies a little bit better position in the sate. The pine apple crop accounts for 5.63% of total area under pine apple in the state. Similarly, in case of papaya and pomegranate the district accounts for 4.05% and 5.00% of total area in the state. Though the district lags behind in horticultural activities, there exists lot of potential for development of this sector. Because of proximity of the district to cities like Baripada (60 kms), Cuttack (174 kms), Bhubaneswar (204 kms) and Kolkata (214 kms) and good road connectivity with these places, there lies huge scope for marketing of horticultural crops, mainly vegetables, flowers and mushrooms. Keeping the above facts in view, the objectives and strategies of Annual Plan for development of this sector are: • Development of fruit orchards at farmer’s level. • Promotion of organic farming through establishment of vermicompost units. • Popularization of floriculture through demonstrations. • Increase in plantation of fruits crops, potatoes and vegetable crops through subsidized sale of planting materials and supply of minikits. • Establishment and revival of block level nurseries to act as a resource center for farmers. • Popularization of drip and sprinkler irrigation system among farmers. List of plan schemes finalized for implementation during 2011-12 in this sector are presented below. State Plan: Mission Shakti: This is a state plan scheme under which it has been planned to take up plantation of fruit trees by the women SHGs. Annual Plan Outlay 2011-12 – Rs.4.80 lakhs (SS: Rs. 4.80 lakhs). Central Sponsored Plan: National Horticulture Mission Programme: This is a Central Sponsored Plan scheme with funding pattern of 85:15 (CS:SS). The objective of the scheme is increase production activity of horticultural plants in the district. Annual Plan Outlay 2011-12 – Rs.193.63 lakhs (CS: Rs. 164.58 lakhs SS: Rs. 29.05 lakhs). Micro Irrigation: This is a Central Sponsored Plan scheme with funding pattern of 40:30:30 (CS:SS:Beneficiary). Under this programme, drip & sprinkler irrigation system will be set up in farmer’s field. Annual Plan Outlay 2011-12 - Rs. 64.29 lakhs (CS: Rs. 25.71 lakhs SS: Rs. 19.29 lakhs Beneficiary: Rs. 19.29 lakhs) ISOPOM (Oil Palm) Development: This is a Central Sponsored Plan scheme with funding pattern of 75:25 (CS:SS). The scheme envisages providing subsidies for oil palm seedling as well as on maintenance cost on newly created plantation. Annual Plan Outlay 2011-12 –Rs. 10.18 lakhs (CS: 7.64 lakhs SS: 2.54 lakhs). Central Plan: Demonstration on coconut: This is a Coconut Development Board Programme in which demonstrations will be conducted for new plantation of coconut trees. Annual Plan Outlay 2011-12 - Rs. 11.30 lakhs (Central Plan: Rs. 11.30 lakhs) TSI: NABARD Consultancy Services (NABCONS) 113
Comprehensive District Annual Plan 2011-12 Balasore District National Medicinal Plants Mission: This is a Central Plan scheme. In this scheme farmers will be provided with interventions for cultivation of medicinal and aromatic plants. Annual Plan Outlay 2011-12 Rs. 2.26 lakhs (Central Plan: Rs. 2.26 lakhs). RKVY: This is a Central Plan scheme. 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. Annual Plan Outlay 2011-12 Rs. 6.70 lakhs (Central Plan: Rs. 6.70 lakhs) Table 6.10. Details of activities and physical targets: Horticulture Activities planned A. Mission Shakti Programme Unit Annual Plan 2011-12 Targets Plantation of fruit trees B. National Horticulture Mission Programme Establishment of new Garden Nos. 24000 Mango Plant Ha. 420 Banana Plant Ha. 50 Costal horticulture - cashew Floriculture Ha. 200 Marigold Ha. 15.00 Gladioli Ha. 30.00 Rose Organic Farming Ha. 20.00 Vermicompost (Big) Production of Planting Materials Nos. 10 Small Nursery (Private sector) Protected cultivation Nos. 4 Greenhouse units Nos./Sqm. 60 Shade net units Nos./Sqm. 400 Mulching units Human Resource Development Ha. 10 Training of farmers (Inside the state) Nos. 80 Exposure visit (Outside the state) Nos. 30 Training to gardner Subsides Sales Nos. 3 Vegetable Mini kit Mission Management Nos. 14400 District level show C. Micro Irrigation Programme Nos. 1 Drip irrigation Ha. 50.00 Sprinkler irrigation D. Coconut Development Board Programme Ha. 300.00 Area expansion Ha. 80.00 Laying out demonstration Ha. 20 Organic Manure pit Nos. 2 Raising of coconut seedling E. ISOPOM (Oil Palm) Nos. 5000 Area expansion (Normal) Ha. 80.00 Area expansion - State sector plan Ha. 15.00 TSP Ha. 15.00 Demonstration F. RKVY. Ha. 10.00 Establihment of Vermicompost units Nos. 50 Establihment of Vermicompost hatchery Nos. 10 Establihment of Zero Energy Cool Chamber G. National Medicinal Plant Mission Programme Nos. 10 Plantation of Anola Ha. 10.00 Plantation of Aswagandha Ha. 5.00 TSI: NABARD Consultancy Services (NABCONS) 114
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