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National Conference on Agriculture for Rabi Campaign 2008-2009

National Conference on Agriculture for Rabi Campaign 2008-2009. 24 th -25 th September, 2008 NASC, PUSA Complex, New Delhi Presentation by Himachal Pradesh State. Kharif Prospects 2008. Rainfall: June (+) 100%, July (-) 37%, Aug. (-) 14%. Rainfall Pattern. Rabi 2008-2009 Targets.

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National Conference on Agriculture for Rabi Campaign 2008-2009

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  1. National Conference on Agriculture for Rabi Campaign 2008-2009 24th -25th September, 2008 NASC, PUSA Complex, New Delhi Presentation by Himachal Pradesh State

  2. Kharif Prospects 2008 Rainfall:June (+) 100%, July (-) 37%, Aug. (-) 14%

  3. Rainfall Pattern

  4. Rabi 2008-2009 Targets

  5. Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (STREAM-I) 2007-2008 (Rs. in lacs)

  6. Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (STREAM-II) (Rs. in lacs)

  7. Status of DAP/ SAP and Programme Implementation SAU appointed as Consultant for DAP/ SAP Work of DAP’s in 11 Districts Completed and DAP’s/ SAP’s submitted to GOI in 17th July 2008 Implementation of programmes sanctioned under Stream-I & Stream-II during 2007-2008 near completion Release of 10% remaining funds for completion of Stream-I projects. Request sent Outlay for 2008-2009 Rs.15.11 crore. Meeting of SLSC fixed for 29th Sep., 2008, agenda sent to G.O.I. in 13th August, 2008 Rs.252.00 lacs released under Stream-II Unspent amount Rs.8.69 lacs revalidated

  8. Extension 2007-2008: SREP of all District Completed Funds approved by G.O.I. -Rs.507.77 lacs Funds Released & Utilised-Rs.414.17 lacs Progress:

  9. 2008-2009: SEWP approved -Rs.499.72 lacs (14th July, 2008) Funds released -Rs.224.80 lacs(2nd Sep., 2008) Progress:

  10. Seeds(Availability, Treatment, Testing) Seed requirement for Rabi 2008-2009 = 72,000 qtls.  Seeds arranged = 72,000 qtls. Seed Treatment: Percent Seed Treatment 46% 60%

  11. National Horticulture Mission Fund allocation and Utilization: * U.C.Submitted

  12. Physical Progress of H.T.M.

  13. Marketing  APMC Act amended and New Act enacted on lines with Model Act. Provisions made in New Act for; * Alternate marketing system (Pvt./Coop.) * Contract farming * Direct marketing * Single point levy of market fee Rules under APMC Act framed Pilot project for “Strengthening of Agricultural Marketing system” taken up with NIAM/ USAID  Setting up marketing infrastructure by Pvt. Investors (CA stores, carton manufacturing & processing units contact farming) * M/S. Adani Agrifresh Ltd. * Dev Bhumi Cold Chain Pvt. Ltd. * Reliance; Mother Dairies * ITC, Container Corp. of India

  14. Fertilizer Availability: Kharif - 2008: (in M.T.)

  15. Rabi 2008-2009: (in M.T.) Suppliers are reluctant to supply complexes, SSP & MOP as freight reimbursement policy is not clear.

  16. INM and Organic Farming 2008-2009(Target and Achievement) NPK Ratio Achieved4: 1.3 :1

  17. Best Practices Diversification from traditional crops to off-season vegetable helped farmers to raise income, 55000 ha. area diversified Protected cultivation in vegetables, flowers has become popular, 21000 green houses (15 lac sq.mtrs.) shall be constructed in next 3 years through NABARD project Organic farming becoming polupar. 10000 farmers registered for certified organic farming Plan chalked out to have Vermi compost pits in every farm house by end of XIth Plan 5 lacs soil health cards already provided. All farmers shall be covered in XIth Plan Micro-irrigation and water harvesting adopted in a big way. 20,000 ha. area to be brought under micro-irrigation through project funded by NABARD

  18. Issues Reimbursement of Freight of Fertilizers; Fertilizer subsidy regime-III: Suppliers of Complexes, MOP, SSP have not agreed to supply fertilizers as per rates fixed by Government of India Supply Plan (Movement) of Fertilizer (FMS); Supply plan (movement) is not as per requirement submitted by the State which leads to shortage

  19. Thanks

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