Annual Report 2010-11
Annual Report 2010-11 - Kribhco
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ambient air quality within the complex. Lush green<br />
lawns are also developed and maintained in an area of<br />
100 acres. A demonstration farm in an area of 41<br />
acres has been developed.<br />
Integrated Management System (IMS) of the<br />
Society has been certified as in-line with international<br />
standard ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001. The proactive<br />
steps ensure that the Society conforms to regulations<br />
governing emission and other environmental<br />
considerations. Internal and External Audits are<br />
conducted periodically for checking efficacy of the<br />
system which has expressed satisfaction with the<br />
environmental procedure compliance.<br />
<strong>11</strong>. FERTILIZER POLICY<br />
During the year <strong>2010</strong>-20<strong>11</strong>, the NBS Policy was<br />
successfully implemented for all fertilisers except urea<br />
and was well received by all the stakeholders. The<br />
stage-III of New Pricing Scheme (NPS), applicable to<br />
the indigenous urea industry was effective up to<br />
March 31, <strong>2010</strong>. This scheme has been extended until<br />
the new policy for urea industry is introduced. The<br />
new policy for urea is under active consideration of<br />
Government of India. Under the proposed policy, gas<br />
based urea manufacturers are likely to get fixed<br />
subsidy PMT of urea produced. Gas price pooling up<br />
to "cut off quantity" is also proposed under this new<br />
policy. The Society hopes that this policy will be a step<br />
towards the NBS.<br />
Amendments in the policy for new investments in<br />
urea sector dated September 4, 2008 is also under<br />
active consideration of Government of India. The<br />
Society is hopeful that the new policy of investments<br />
would be advantageous so as to attract investments in<br />
fertilizer industry.<br />
the country as a whole received 2% more rainfall<br />
during South West Monsoon (June-Sept.<strong>2010</strong>) and<br />
21% above normal rainfall during Post-Monsoon<br />
Season (October-December <strong>2010</strong>). This created<br />
favourable conditions for Agriculture operations in<br />
most parts of the country barring Bihar, Eastern U.P,<br />
Orissa and Chhattisgarh.<br />
As per the latest estimate of Agriculture Ministry,<br />
total food grains production in the country may be<br />
around 241.58 million tonnes during <strong>2010</strong>-20<strong>11</strong> as<br />
against 218.20 million tonnes of last year.<br />
12.2 Marketing Infrastructure<br />
Marketing channel of KRIBHCO includes<br />
Cooperative Apex Federations, Institutional Agencies<br />
and Grass Root Level Primary Agriculture Societies.<br />
The Society's cooperative development programmes<br />
help its channel partners, especially PACS to acquire<br />
marketing skills and other agriculture practices for<br />
inclusive development of the cooperatives. The direct<br />
supplies to Primary Agricultural Cooperative Society<br />
(PACS) help these societies immensely as the timely<br />
supplies enable them to increase fertilizer<br />
consumption and agriculture productivity as well as to<br />
draw maximum financial benefits.<br />
Your Society's commitment towards farming<br />
community for providing quality services has paid rich<br />
dividend in terms of strong Brand image for its<br />
products. The interdisciplinary team of marketing and<br />
extension experts spread all over the major States<br />
20.00<br />
KRIBHCO UREA SALES<br />
18.<strong>11</strong> 18.00<br />
18.40<br />
12. MARKETING<br />
12.1 Overall Agricultural Scenario<br />
Rainfall was fairly good mainly due to near<br />
normal rains during South-West and Post Monsoon<br />
seasons. In comparison to Long Period Average (LPA)<br />
rainfall, the country as a whole received 44% less<br />
rainfall during winter (Jan-Feb, <strong>2010</strong>) and <strong>11</strong>% less<br />
during pre-monsoon (March-May, <strong>2010</strong>). However,<br />
(QTY. LAKH MT)<br />
15.00<br />
10.00<br />
5.00<br />
0.00<br />
2008-2009 2009-<strong>2010</strong> <strong>2010</strong>-20<strong>11</strong><br />
YEARS<br />
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