1.  Make Agriculture a Profitable Venture.  Increase rural employment and double the Agriculture GDP in next 5 Years.

2. 49% of state land available for agriculture with an irrigation infrastructure for 35% of Agriculture land Waste land policy/ forest policy in place for social forestry (Jatropha and other species of trees) Ample Opportunities in all area of land usages.

3. Opportunities in Waste Land Policy in Place 5.27 Lacs Hectare Waste Land available.5.27 Lacs Hectare Waste Land available. Liberal Policy for Allotment.Liberal Policy for Allotment. Lease Rent Payable after Two Years.Lease Rent Payable after Two Years. Long Term Lease Available.Long Term Lease Available.

4. Madhya Pradesh Horticulture at a glance Total Geographical area307.44 lac hectares Area Covered under Horticulture6.45 lac hectares Fruits crop0.63 lac hectares Vegetabls2.46 lac hectares Spices3.09 lac hectares Others (Medicinal, Aromatic & Flowers) 0.27 lac hectares

5. FruitVegetablesFlowersCereals & Pulses Oil SeedsMedicinalSpices BananaPotatoTuberoseWheatSoyabean Jrianis Aonla Garlic MangoOnionRosesRiceGroundnutBelCoriander OrangePeasMarisoldMaizeMustardAloe veraChillies PapayaTomatoGladiolusJowarGinger BrinjalFenugreek

6.  The chart shows increase in arrival (surplus) hence and opportunity for value addition. The gap between arrivals and installed capacity is 3191 thousand Mt.

7.  The chart shows increase in arrival (surplus) hence and opportunity for value addition. The gap between arrivals and installed capacity is 2224 thousand Mt which is available for value addition.

8. CropArea ('000 Ha)Production Lacs MTProductivity (MT/Ha) Chillies47.090.430.91 Ginger5.230.061.15 Turmeric0.660.010.96 Garlic42.291.784.21 Coriander136.390.530.39 Fenugreek9.790.131.33 Other Spices34.140.341.00 Total Spices275.603.28

9. 2000-012001-022002-032003-042004-05 Area (Ha)1519618364102491576315582 Production (MT) 91176110184614949457893492  The National and export market is growing it a CAGR of more than 10-12%.

10.  The per hectare fish production is less than national average. Private sector can enter into P- P-P model for improving the yield / hectare and also set up inland fish processing units.  The Total Production of fish in Madhya Pradesh is about 64000 MT.

11. Mango76000 MT. Guava80000 MT. Banana950000MT. Citrus (orange etc.)1,80,000 MT

12.  Madhya Pradesh has 14% of total cattle population of India and produces 11.7% of total milk production.  Total population of cattle/bovine/sheep/goats etc. in Madhya Pradesh is 36 Million.  Live stock state GDP is 12.5%.

13. CategoryNo of UnitsProject Cost (In Crores) Cereals30-40300 Pulses25-30150 Oilseeds5-1030 Cash Crops2-5350 Fruits & Vegetables3001500 Prices3050 Floriculture2050 Medicinal & Aromatic Plants0110 Jatropha Plantation104250 Meat20-25250 Egg1020 Dairy5-7100 Cattle Feed Plant4-550 Processed leather and Accessories5-7400 Bio mass power plants40 units of 10 MW each2500.00 TOTAL10000.00 ($2 Billion)

14.  These can be built up based up on business models of Chitoor and Mahagrapes, Nasik (Maharashtra).

15. AGRI EXPORT ZONES IN MADHYA PRADESH UJJAIN, DEWAS, SHAJAPUR, RATLAM, MANDSAUR, NEEMUCH, INDORE, DHAR, BHOPAL, GUNA, SEHORE, VIDISHA, RAISEN, HOSHANGABAD, HARDA & NARSINGPUR WHEAT- DURUM & SHARBATI WHEAT- DURUM & SHARBATI GUNA, UJJAIN, RAJGARH, SHAJAPUR, RATLAM, MANDSAUR, NEEMUCH SEED SPICES, CORIANDER & FENUGREEK DHAR, INDORE, DEWAS, SHAJAPUR, RATLAM, UJJAIN, MANDSAUR, NEEMUCH POTATO, ONION & GARLIC SHIVPURI, GUNA, VIDISHA, RAISEN, NARSINGHPUR, CHHINDWARA PULSES LENTIL & GRAM PULSES LENTIL & GRAM ORANGES CHHINDWARA, HOSHANGABAD, BETUL

16. Food Parks- Locations  Jaggakhedi Distt.Mandsaur  Nimrani Distt Khargoan  Borgoan Distt Chhindwara  Maneri Distt. Mandla  Malanpur Distt Bhind  Babai-Pipariya Distt Hoshangabad 16 more parks to be established in next 3-4 years.

17.  First 10 units will get 50% rebate on land premium  Exemption to pay Mandi tax on purchase of agricultural produce as raw material  Relaxation in labour rules and minimum payment of power bill for seasonal units  Set off in sales tax will be applicable  Services of experts/ consultants from private sector would be sourced for attracting investments Supportive Industrial Policy Special Benefits For Food Parks

18. Liberal Policy for Winery Recognition as Food Processing Industries Exemption from Excise Duty Simplified procedure for wine production license Establishment of Wine Park

19.  460 Pessenger Train pass through Madhya Pradesh.  State63000 Kms  NH4796 Kms  Quality Rural Roads.  International Airports at Bhopal and Indore to be ready by year 2010.  Excellent Law & Order Situation in the State. - Peaceful Labour - Regular addition of knowledge pool of 1.5 Lakh/annum professionals like Engineers, Doctors, Agriculture Graduates etc. - Excellent Road and Rail Connectivity

20. - Land Cost - Lower Management Cost One Lakh= $2000/-

21. 11 Out 18 Agro Climatic Zones exists in Madhya Pradesh. Agro Climatic Zones for Flexibility

22. Opportunity in Organic Farming  The use of fertilizer and pesticides is lower than most of the States, hence an opportunity for organic farming.  Since MP has the largest number of animals (14%) in the country possibility of organic manure is high.

23.  Farm Produce can be procured outside Mandies (Trade Centre)  Contract farming allowed.  Infrastructure and R&D support from Agriculture University, Agriculture Colleges and the agriculture extension centres.  Government farms available on lease under P-P-P Model.  Quality rural roads

24.  20000 HA farm land is available with the state govt. for leasing in the P-P-P mode for seed production. The Seed replacement ratio is comparatively very low vis-a-vis other states in Madhya Pradesh. The seed companies have great opportunity in seed farming and supplies.

25. Opportunity in Farm Mechanization  Development of drip irrigation  Lift Pumps of Higher Efficiencies  Green Houses  Grading, Sorting, Silo Storing and Packaging  Chain of demonstration farms/plots in the rural areas  Cold Chains

26. Demonstration farm's for (Seed, R&D etc). Development of drip irrigation. Development of innovative hand pumps irrigation for small land holding of less than 1.5 Ha.

27.  Goat rearing (present population 85 lakhs).  Milk and Dairy products.  Value addition in leather industries. Estimated at Rs. 500 Cr. ($ 100 million).

28.  Herbal Drink (Mixed Juice) + Sathu based Milk drink (may be introduced in mid day meals).  Niger Oil (Tree Plantation).  Fish Farms (Aqua Culture).  Agro based ITI’s. Suggested-

29.  ITC  HUL  Khaitan Group  Bhaskar Group  Ruchi Soya  K.S. Oils  Sanwaria Agro Oil  Daawat Foods  SAS  Maral Overseas  Maikal Industries  Rallis India