Maize in India: Production Systems, Constraints - AgEcon Search
Maize in India: Production Systems, Constraints - AgEcon Search
Maize in India: Production Systems, Constraints - AgEcon Search
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Table 1. Socio-economic and <strong>in</strong>frastructure development <strong>in</strong>dicators<br />
<strong>in</strong> maize agro-ecological regions, <strong>India</strong>, 1999..................................................................................... 2<br />
Table 2. Salient agro-climatic features of selected districts, <strong>India</strong>, 2001. ........................................................... 3<br />
Table 3. Salient socio-economic and technology adoption features <strong>in</strong> selected districts, <strong>India</strong>, 2001. ............... 3<br />
Table 4. Annual compound growth rates (%) of area, production, and yield of maize,<br />
coarse cereals, and food gra<strong>in</strong>s <strong>in</strong> <strong>India</strong>. ............................................................................................. 4<br />
Table 5. <strong>Maize</strong> production, area, and yield <strong>in</strong> selected states of <strong>India</strong>. ............................................................. 4<br />
Table 6. Annual compound growth rates (%) of maize production <strong>in</strong> selected states of <strong>India</strong>. .......................... 5<br />
Table 7. Season-wise area under different maize cultivars (as % of total maize area)<br />
<strong>in</strong> selected states of <strong>India</strong>, 2001. ........................................................................................................ 6<br />
Table 8. Exist<strong>in</strong>g cultural practices for maize cultivation <strong>in</strong> selected states of <strong>India</strong>, 2001. ................................ 8<br />
Table 9. Cost of maize production (Rs/ha) <strong>in</strong> selected states of <strong>India</strong>, 1996/97................................................. 9<br />
Table 10. Average seed use (kg/ha) of different maize cultivars by season <strong>in</strong><br />
selected states of <strong>India</strong>, 2001. ............................................................................................................ 9<br />
Table 11. Input use for maize production <strong>in</strong> selected states of <strong>India</strong>, 2001. ...................................................... 10<br />
Table 12. Use of family and hired labor (person-days/ha) <strong>in</strong> maize production by<br />
type of cultivar <strong>in</strong> selected states of <strong>India</strong>, 2001. .............................................................................. 10<br />
Table 13a. Resource use pattern <strong>in</strong> maize production (local varieties) <strong>in</strong> selected<br />
traditional maize grow<strong>in</strong>g states of <strong>India</strong>, 2001. ............................................................................... 11<br />
Table 13b. Resource use patterns <strong>in</strong> maize production (composite maize) <strong>in</strong> selected<br />
traditional maize grow<strong>in</strong>g states of <strong>India</strong>, 2001. ............................................................................... 11<br />
Table 13c. Resource use pattern <strong>in</strong> maize production (hybrid varieties) <strong>in</strong> selected<br />
traditional and non-traditional maize grow<strong>in</strong>g states of <strong>India</strong>, 2001. ................................................. 12<br />
Table 14. Yield (t/ha) of different types of maize cultivars <strong>in</strong> selected states of <strong>India</strong>, 2001. ............................. 13<br />
Table 15a. Cost of cultivation (Rs/ha) of various maize cultivars <strong>in</strong> selected states of <strong>India</strong>, 2001. ...................... 14<br />
Table 15b. Net returns over cost (Rs/ha) of various maize cultivars <strong>in</strong> selected states of <strong>India</strong>, 2001. ................. 14<br />
Table 15c. Unit cost of production (Rs/kg) of various cultivars <strong>in</strong> selected states of <strong>India</strong>, 2001. ......................... 15<br />
Table 16. <strong>Maize</strong> area (%) and possible strategies for improv<strong>in</strong>g production efficiency,<br />
by yield and cost of production category, <strong>India</strong>, 2001. ..................................................................... 16<br />
Table 17. <strong>Maize</strong> utilization and market<strong>in</strong>g (% of total maize production) <strong>in</strong> selected states of <strong>India</strong>, 2001. ....... 17<br />
Table 18. Important biotic constra<strong>in</strong>ts affect<strong>in</strong>g maize production <strong>in</strong> selected states of <strong>India</strong>, 2001. ................. 18<br />
Table 19. Important abiotic constra<strong>in</strong>ts affect<strong>in</strong>g maize production <strong>in</strong> selected states of <strong>India</strong>, 2001. ............... 19<br />
Table 20. Prices of w<strong>in</strong>ter season harvested maize (Rs/kg) <strong>in</strong> selected states of <strong>India</strong>, 2001. ............................ 19<br />
Table 21. Prices of ra<strong>in</strong>y season harvested maize (Rs/kg) <strong>in</strong> selected states of <strong>India</strong>, 2001. ............................... 20<br />
Table 22a. Prioritization of major constra<strong>in</strong>ts to maize production <strong>in</strong> traditional<br />
maize grow<strong>in</strong>g areas (BIMARU states), <strong>India</strong>, 2001. ......................................................................... 22<br />
Table 22b. Prioritization of major constra<strong>in</strong>ts to maize production <strong>in</strong> non-traditional<br />
maize grow<strong>in</strong>g areas (KAP states), <strong>India</strong>, 2001. ................................................................................ 23<br />
Table 23. Prioritization of socio-economic constra<strong>in</strong>ts to maize production <strong>in</strong> selected traditional<br />
and non-traditional maize grow<strong>in</strong>g states of <strong>India</strong>, 2001. .................................................................. 23<br />
Table 24. Top 10 priority constra<strong>in</strong>ts for maize research by region and ra<strong>in</strong>fall regime, <strong>India</strong>, 2001. ................. 26<br />
Table 25. Overall research prioritization for maize <strong>in</strong> <strong>India</strong>, 2001. .................................................................... 28