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WELCOME

WELCOME. INTRODUCTION Goa lies between 14-16 o North latitude and 73-75 o longitudes on the west coast in India. Climate is warm and humid tropical with cool and pleasant weather in winter months.

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WELCOME

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  1. WELCOME

  2. INTRODUCTION • Goa lies between 14-16o North latitude and 73-75o longitudes on the west coast in India. • Climate is warm and humid tropical with cool and pleasant weather in winter months. • Average annual rainfall is 2800 mm. The total rainfall received during the year 2004 (January 2004 to 23rd August 2004) was 1823 mm • The highest and lowest temperatures are 35o C and 18o C. • Relative humidity varies from 100% to 51%.

  3. INTRODUCTION ….. contd • The terrain is undulating with diverse soil conditions, hence wide range of field, plantation and horticultural crops are cultivated.   • The agriculture is pursued by about 16% of the total population. • The geographical area of the State is 3,70,200 ha. • The total cropped area is about 1,71,455 ha. 40% area is under food grain crops remaining 60% area is under commercial/horticultural & vegetable crops.

  4. CROPWISE AREA AND PRODUCTION DURING KHARIF 2003

  5. CROPWISE AREA & PRODUCTION DURING RABI/SUMMER 2003-04

  6. TARGETS & ACHIEVEMENTS DURING KHARIF 2004

  7. CROPWISE AREA AND PRODUCTION TARGETS FOR RABI/SUMMER 2004-05

  8. SEED DISTRIBUTION DURING KHARIF 2004 AND REQUIREMENT & AVAILABILITY OF CERTIFIED/QUALITY SEEDS FOR RABI 2004-05 Seed Distribution: Under the programme, 210 tons of paddy seed, 2.6 tons of Pulses and 5 tons of groundnut seed was distributed during 2003-04. Distribution during Kharif 2004 and target for Rabi 2004-05 is as follows: (In M. Tonnes) Seed Distribution during Target for Kharif 2004 Rabi 2004-05 Paddy 160 150 Pulses 0.1 10 Groundnut 1.5 20

  9. TECHNOLOGY MISSION ON OIL SEEDS & PULSES NATIONAL PULSES DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (NPDP) Target proposed during 2004-05 are as follows:

  10. OIL SEED PRODUCTION PROGRAMME (O.P.P.) The component wise physical and financial targets proposed for 2004-05

  11. MMM SCHEMES UNDER STATE WORK PLAN INTERVENTIONS/HIGHLIGHTS OF SCHEMES PROPOSED FOR 2004-05 • Integrated programme for development of cashew with special emphasis for development of fruits, vegetable, floriculture and spices would be the corner stone of work plan 2004-05. • Integrated Programme approach towards supply of inputs. • Thrust on creation of irrigation sources and distribution network for small farmers and promotion of drip & sprinkler irrigation. • Integrated Programme for crop demonstration and training of farmers. • Increase in level of mechanization to reduce cost of cultivation. • Strengthening of nurseries/tissue culture units, green houses to support extensive programme of horticulture for production of quality planting materials. • Integrated and sustainable development in the field of agriculture through watershed development.

  12. MAJOR CONSTRAINTS IN MEETING THE DESIRED RESULTS • Under MMM, the State had proposed demand for 3.50 crores (GoI 3.15 + SG 0.35) for the year 2004-05. However it was cut down to Rs. 2.22 Crores (GoI 2.00 + SG 0.22). Out of first installment of Rs. 1.00 Crores released to State under MMM, Rs. 95.0 lakhs have already been spent. Additional requirement will be approx Rs. 1.50 Crores. The 2nd instalment needs to be released for Rs. 1.50 crores.  • The State is going for promotion of multistoried cropping systems, for which subsidy towards development of infrastructure for irrigation and sprinkler system should be enhanced to 50% from existing 25%.  • Because of smallholdings, non-availability and high cost of labour, the State has given priority for mechanization. The targets under this component need to be enhanced.

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