2. Chhattisgarh – Profile Northern Hills Zone Chhattisgarh Plains Zone Bastar Plateau Zone  Falls under eastern plateau and Hills Zone sub-divided into three agro climatic zones.  Geog. area 137.90 lakh ha. (4.15 % of the country)  Net sown area 47.70 lakh ha. (35 % of its geog. area)  57 % soil is medium to light.  Forest cover 63.55 lakh ha. (46 % of its geog. area)  Average rainfall 1325 mm. Agro Climatic Zones

3. Agro Climatic Zone Characteristics Agro Climatic Zone Districts Included Total Area Soil Type Irri. % Northern Hills Sarguja, Koria, Jashpur & Dharamjaigarh Tehsil of Raigarh Districts 28.47 lakh ha. (21%) Entisol 13 %, Alfisol 29 %, Inceptisol 28 %, Vertisol 28 %, Alliuvial 2 % 7 C.G. Plains Raipur, Mahasamund, Dhamtari, Durg, Rajnandgaon, Kabirdham, Bilaspur, Korba, Janjgeer, Raigarh & a part of Kanker Districts (Narharpur & Kanker Block) 68.49 lakh ha. (50%) Entisol 36 %, Alfisol 21 %, Inceptisol 22 %, Vertisol 18 %, Alliuvial 3 % 40 Bastar Plateau Jagdalpur, Dantewada and the remaining part of Kanker Districts 39.06 lakh ha. (29%) Entisol 26 %, Alfisol 25 %, Inceptisol 34 %, Vertisol 10 %, Alliuvial 5 % 5

4.  Farm families: 32.55 lakh (33% ST, 12 % SC).  54% Marginal Farmers own 15% land  22% Small Farmers own 19% land.  24% Others own 66% land.  Average land holding: 1.6 ha  Rice is a major kharif crop which occupies 75% of the total kharif cropped area (47.80 lakh ha.). Other cereals 2%, Pulses 9%, Oilseeds 7% & Other crops 7%.  Area under Rabi crops 16.14 Lakh ha. which constitutes only 34 % of the net sown area.  Net irrigated area 12.82 lakh ha (27 %)  Cropping intensity 134 %. 76% Small / Marginal Farmers own 34% land Chhattisgarh - An Overview

5. Source wise Irrigation Canals8.8770 % Tanks0.52 4 % Tube-wells2.2417 % Wells0.35 3 % Other Sources0.84 6 % Total12.82100 % Net Irrigated Area-27 % Northern Hills Zone Chhattisgarh Plains Zone Bastar Plateau Zone Agro Climatic Zones (Area in Lakh ha.)

6. State vis-à-vis National Average ParticularsUnit National 2006-07 State 2008-09 Crop Intensity%135134 Irrigation%4227 Double Cropped AreaLakh ha.467.80 (33%) 16.20 (34%) Fertilizer Consumption (Kharif) kg/ha113.2675 Tractor per 1000 ha.Nos.189

7. Crop National Productivity 2006-07 Chhattisgarh 2008-09 (Est.) Proposed 2009-10 At the end of XIth Plan (2011-12) Rice2619159217341910 Maize1938158017001828 Arhar (TUR)675470600700 Soybean1073119512501300 Wheat2671121013401360 Gram80899810501070 Mustard1117500550600 Productivity State vis-à-vis National Unit-kg/ha.

8. Contd… Particulars National 2006-07 State 2007-082008-09 Paddy20 7.65 13.80 Maize30 11.50 12.00 Urd23 1.36 3.20 Arhar9.52 1.85 6.80 Groundnut8 1.70 3.00 Soybean27 37.62 46.90 Wheat14 9.50 22.50 Gram11 7.00 11.00 Seed Replacement Rate of Major Crops Unit : %

9. Achievement during Last Three Years & Proposed Programme Kharif Crops – Area Coverage Unit-000 Ha. S. No. Crop At the end of Xth Plan (06-07) Year 07-08 Year 08-09 % inc. over 07-08 Target 09-10 % Inc. over 08-09 Target at the end of XIth Plan % Incr. over 08-09 1Rice3573.023568.063610.4713537.00-23530.00-2 2Maize173.89178.97174.04-3189.209208.0020 3Kodo-kutki101.6684.1371.50-1556.80-2152.00-27 Total Cr.3848.573831.163856.0113783.00-23790.00-2 4Arhar163.63164.72154.09-6170.0010205.0033 5Moong31.4234.3934.95240.001450.0043 6Urd173.64180.93191.996220.0015250.0030 7Kulthi62.7164.0255.82-1365.001670.0025 Total Pl.431.40444.06436.85-2495.0013575.0032 8Groundnut55.8261.8962.98265.003110.0075 9Til48.0848.8552.82855.00483.0057 10Soybean101.93112.68120.967125.003150.0024 11Ramtil103.27106.2190.67-1597.007134.0048 Total Oil310.30332.06328.53344.005480.0046 G. Total4544.274769.224781.0704784.0004845.001

10. Kharif Crops – Production Unit-000 MT S. No. Crop At the end of Xth Plan (06-07) Year 07-08 Year 08-09 % inc. over 07-08 Target 09-10 % Inc. over 08-09 Target at the end of XIth Plan % Incr. over 08-09 1Rice5091.555566.175477.08-25836.0576354.0016 2Maize215.80282.59278.46325.6117384.8038 3Kodo-Kutki20.9422.0421.45-318.91-1220.02-7 Total Cereal5326.425926.805772.45-36151.1676753.7817 4Arhar67.9185.8287.832102.0016164.0087 5Moong9.1110.1111.01914.002722.00100 6Urd54.8756.9967.201888.0031115.0071 7Kulthi23.2721.0020.7726.002531.7853 Total Pulses155.30174.07186.977270.7745345.0085 8Groundnut63.8076.8785.021187.757154.0081 9Til15.0514.9517.962019.801034.8694 10Soybean103.97135.67144.557156.258198.6037 11Ramtil27.2619.0120.22624.252054.00167 Total Oilseed201.70248.38268.748316.1418474.2476 G.Total5682.506471.836229.73-46735.8787466.1520 Achievement during Last Three Years & Proposed Programme

11. Kharif Crops – Productivity Unit-kg/ha. S. No. Crop At the end of Xth Plan (06-07) Year 07-08 Year 08-09 % inc. over 07-08 Target 09-10 % Inc. over 08-09 Target at the end of XIth Plan % Incr. over 08-09 1Rice142515601517-316509180019 2 Maize124115791600117218185016 3 Kodo-Kutki206262300153331138528 Total Cereal138415471497-316269178219 4 Arhar4155215709600570023 5 Moong29029431573501140027 6 Urd316315350114001446031 7 Kulthi37132837213400845422 Total Pulses36039242895472860040 8 Groundnut1143124213509 414004 9 Til31330634011360640018 10 Soybean1020120411951250513009 11 Ramtil264179223252501230035 Total Oilseed65074881899191298821 G.Total118813571303-414088154118 Achievement during Last Three Years & Proposed Programme

12. Rabi Crops – Area Coverage Unit-000 Ha. S. No. Crop At the end of Xth Plan (06-07) Year 07-08 Year 08-09 % inc. over 07-08 Target 09-10 % Inc. over 08-09 Target at the end of XIth Plan % incr. over 08- 09 1Wheat149.25163.35165.12117031809 2Maize18.4821.8119.39-112033581 3Paddy (Rice)166.25162.27170.23517001859 Total Cereal333.98347.43354.742360.001400.0013 4Gram274.66304.81297.57-2310436021 5Pea26.4046.4742.76-850178087 6Lentil24.4126.1821.82-17303755152 7Moong17.2515.620.3631252345121 8Urd14.8021.110.87-48208435222 9Kulthi32.1334.3426.2-2437415091 10Lathyrus449.64481.49389.43-194802348023 Total Pulses864.10935.59813.70-13952.00171110.0036 Achievement during Last Three Years & Proposed Programme

13. Contd… Rabi Crops – Area Coverage Unit-000 Ha. S. No. Crop At the end of Xth Plan (06-07) Year 07-08 Year 08-09 % inc. over 07-08 Target 09-10 % Inc. over 08-09 Target at the end of XIth Plan % Incr. over 08-09 11Mustard142.65152.04147.97-3160821042 12Linseed105.00112.5290.94-191152612032 13Safflower7.719.976.84-31104615119 14Til2.442.851.52-47522910558 15Groundnut6.8414.6615.881612558 Total Oilseed294.11324.86285.51-12326.0014400.0040 16Sugarcane21.9023.6114.51-393514150245 17Vegetables133.61151.74146.23-4150320037 Grand Total1647.701783.231614.69-91823.00132160.0034 Note:-33 Tehsils of 8 districts were drought affected during 08-09. Adversely affected area and production.

14. Rabi Crops – Production Unit-000 MT Achievement during Last Three Years & Proposed Programme S. No. Crop At the end of Xth Plan (06-07) Year 07-08 Year 08-09 % inc. over 07-08 Target 09-10 % Inc. over 08-09 Target at the end of XIth Plan % Incr. over 08-09 1Wheat157.91180.99199.8010227.8014244.8023 2Maize25.1725.6527.15630.001159.50119 3Paddy (Rice)420.78486.81544.7412595.009740.0036 Total Cereal603.86693.45771.6811852.80111044.3035 4Gram229.07266.40296.9711325.5010385.2030 5Pea9.3516.7315.39-825.006248.00212 6Lentil7.888.727.20-1712.757727.50282 7Moong3.983.684.80318.136920.25322 8Urd3.775.492.72-507.0015814.00415 9Kulthi9.6410.347.86-2413.887722.50186 10Lathyrus236.06277.82200.56-28288.0044312.0056 Total Pulses499.76589.17535.51-9680.2527829.4555

15. Rabi Crops – Production Unit-000 MT Contd… S. No. Crop At the end of Xth Plan (06-07) Year 07-08 Year 08-09 % inc. over 07-08 Target 09-10 % Inc. over 08-09 Target at the end of XIth Plan % Incr. over 08- 09 11Mustard67.9061.1273.992188.0019126.0070 12Linseed26.8845.0133.01-2748.884860.0082 13Safflower1.732.341.57-332.50594.50187 14Til0.861.010.59-412.002374.40646 15Groundnut7.5916.3517.70818.40431.2577 Total Oilseed104.97125.83126.861159.7826226.1578 G. Total1208.581408.451434.0421692.83182099.9046

16. Rabi Crops – Productivity Unit-kg/ha. S. No. Crop At the end of Xth Plan (06-07) Year 07-08 Year 08-09 % inc. over 07-08 Target 09-10 % Inc. over 08-09 Target at the end of XIth Plan % Incr. over 08-09 1Wheat1058110812109134011136012 2Maize1362117614001915007170021 3Paddy (Rice)253130003200735009400025 4Gram834874998141050510707 5Pea354360 -5003960067 6Lentil3233333304252850052 7Moong231236 -3253745091 8Urd255260250-43504040060 9Kulthi300301300-3752545050 10Lathyrus525577515-116001765026 Achievement during Last Three Years & Proposed Programme

17. Contd… Rabi Crops – Productivity Unit-kg/ha. S. No. Crop At the end of Xth Plan (06-07) Year 07-08 Year 08-09 % inc. over 07-08 Target 09-10 % Inc. over 08-09 Target at the end of XIth Plan % Incr. over 08-09 11Mustard476402500245501060020 12Linseed256400363-94251750038 13Safflower225235230-2250830030 14Sunflower415377500325501070040 15Til35235439010400344013 16Groundnut111011151120011503125012

18. (a) Higher average rainfall (1325 mm. per annum) (b) Varied soil types suitable for various crops. (c) Adequate electricity. (d) Availability of labour force. (e) Rich in biodiversity. (f) Availability of natural resources perennial river and nalas. SWOT ANALYSIS 1. STRENGTHS

19. (a) Dominance of SC / ST / Small and marginal economically weaker families. (b) Fragmented land holding. (c) Erratic rainfall. (d) Low irrigation (27 %). (e) Light soils having low fertility and water holding capacity. (f) Broad cast method of sowing. (g) Low adoption of farm mechanization. 2. WEAKNESS

20. (a) Positive and helping attitude of Central & State Govt. towards Agriculture Sector. (b) Vast scope for crop diversification. (c) Area expansion under assured irrigation. (d) Scope to Improve SRR. 3. OPPORTUNITIES (a) Drought and erratic rainfall. (b) Diversion of agri. land to non agricultural purposes. (c) Depleting ground water. (d) Crop menace by stray cattle and wild animals. 4. THREATS

21.  Not much scope for horizontal expansion durirng kharif.  However, Thrust on utilization of land.  Emphasis on diversion of upland rice with suitable pulses & oilseeds.  Utilization of rice bunds for growing Arhar & Sesamum (Til).  Intercropping of Arhar, Moong, Urd with traditionally grown minor millets (kodo-kutki)  Additional area under assured irrigation 2,34,400 ha. Road Map for Balance Period - Strategies Area : Additional target Kh. 0.64 + R 5.68 = 6.50 lac ha. (9.5 %)

22. Production : Additional target Kh. 12.36 + R 2.94 = 15.30 lac MT. (25 %) Quality Seed Production & Distribution Particulars Base year 01-02 At the end of Xth Plan 06-07 % Inc. Year 07-08 Year 08-09 % inc. year 07-08 Target for 09-10 % Inc. over 08-09 Target at the end of XIth Plan Area under Seed Production (Ha.) Kharif 244891612741311422,5047230,0003340,000 Rabi 1325421955453466,8912910,0004515,000 Total 2461117033761846029,3955940,0003655,000 Production of Foundation + Certified Seeds Kharif 2763311507931615131026111073350000344,50,000 Rabi 1709120536527895550009775000361,35,000 Total 2780312419934717920531611076425000345,85,000 Distribution of Foundation + Certified Seeds Kharif 5374910989710414860525544572350000375,00,000 Rabi 123761814647386966400065100000561,50,000 Total 661251280439418730131944571450000416,50,000 Unit-in Qtls.

23. Particulars National 2006-07 State 2007-082008-092009-102010-112011-12 Paddy20 7.65 13.8162025 Maize30 11.50 12172030 Urd23 1.36 3.2101520 Arhar9.52 1.85 6.8121525 Groundnut8 1.70 3101525 Soybean27 37.62 46.950 Wheat14 9.50 22.5253035 Gram11 7.00 11202530 Seed Replacement Rate of Major Crops Unit : % iii) Seed TreatmentLakh ha.16.1026.0035.0040.00148 Proposed InterventionsUnitAchie. 08-09 Proposed Target % 2009 20102011

24. Seed Availability - Kharif 2009 Unit-in Qtls. S. No. Crop Distri- bution. 2008 Demand 2009 Availability till date Expected Additional Availability Total Avail. (Actual + Expected) % Avail. against target SSCPvt.TotalSSC Pvt. Total 1Paddy19947428665425687235266292138126801000022680314818109 2Maize3039500055419132467-2587 5054101 Total Cr.20261529185925784837179295027126801259225272320299109 4Arhar2118350022518173068-437 3505100 5Urd943200091119911106402819212031101 6Moong64015006551468013523847361537102 Total Pl.370172003817116249791192110222947273101 7Soybean4539246823476621149059152--- 126 8G.Nut15472500863107970154138915432513100 Total Ol.47456502064907911695607742541534178862562124 9 Others (Sunhem p & Dhencha) 1672735750- --- 102 G.Total25544535000031149450036361530141261522829354390884111

25. Allocation of Seed Minikit During Kharif 2009 S. No. Crop Distribution 2008 Demand Kharif 09 Allocation Received from GOI Minikit Received 1Paddy5100045000 18000 2Maize15000160005000- Total Cereal66000610005000018000 3Arhar100001500011000- 4Moong7000130005500- 5Urd2501500012000- Total Pulses172504300028500- 6Soybean2279517500024675- 7Groundnut4900230006750- 8Til3200125003500- 9Castor285075003750- 10Sunflower200050002500- Total Oilseed3574522300041175- Grand Total11899532700011967518000 Unit- in Nos.

26. Proposed InterventionsUnit2008Proposed Target % over 08 200920102011 i) Emphasis on balanced use of fertilizer Av. Consumption per ha. K-75 R-65 K-88 R-66 K-89 R-69 K-90 R-70 K-20 R- 7.5 Year Area Lakh ha. NPKTotal Nutrients Consump- tion (kg./ha.) Comp. Ratio 200146.36165.1864.9216.93237.545111:4:1 200647.44218.0386.6835.84340.5571 6.6:2.6:1 % Increase-131341124372 200747.69216.8291.5742.56350.96745:2:1 200847.81212.56100.5547.23360.34754.4:2:1 % over 07--2101131 2009 Proposed47.84250.14121.5053.37425.01884.7:2.3:1 % over 08-1820131889 2010 Proposed48.31246.00123.0061.50430.50894:2:1 2011 Proposed48.45250.00125.0062.50437.50904:2:1 NUTRIENT CONSUMPTION Unit-000' MT

27. Fertilizer Availability & Distribution Kharif 2009 ParticularsUrea DAP/ MAP NPKMOPSSPTSPOthers(AS/CN)Total Distribution Kharif 2008 381.50126.9081.0062.9087.506.0610.00755.86 Target Kharif 2009 450.00140.00113.0065.00130.0010.004.00912.00 Balance on 01.04.09 72.2051.5511.5016.0030.302.304.40188.50 New Arrival from 01.04.08 to 23.05.09 72.0039.5016.4017.8026.4000172.11 Total Availability 144.3091.0027.9033.9056.702.404.40360.60 % Avai. against target 32652552432411040 Req. for June 144.5042.7032.9018.0037.505.000280.60 Unit-000'MT

28. Credit in Agriculture Sector Sector Achievement Target 09-10 % increase over 08-09 06-0707-0808-09 Co-operative Banks4575887861300 65 Total Agriculture Credit (CCB+RRB+Comerical Bank) 19753197 Target 3861 -- Unit-Rs. In crore

29. Assured Irrigation Proposed Interventions UnitAchie. 08-09 Proposed Target 2009 20102011 increase irrigated area % over 08 Area expansion under irrigation i) Drilling of tube wells No.777015000 1,08,000479 ii) Digging of New Wells No.10959001000 1200165 iii) Shallow Tube Wells installation of No.42515752000 22001212 a) Irrigation pumpsNo.1179410000 15000154 b) Sprinkler SetsNo.1675820000 1,08,000258

30. Proposed Interventions Unit2008Proposed Target % over 08 200920102011 1. Distribution of Soil health cards Lakh Nos. 0.481.001.251.50212 2. Soil Treatment i) By Lime Ha. 11555250060000 - ii) By Zipsum Ha. 276632800030000 218 3. Promotion of i) Green Manuring 000' Ha. 1.102.002.503.00173 ii) Organic Manure Lakh Ton 20.6825.0030.0035.0069 Soil Health

31. Proposed Interventions Unit2008Proposed Target % over 08 200920102011 4. Bio-fertilizer Lakh Packet K- 6.40 R-4.67 7.50 5.00 9.00 5.50 10.00 6.00 K- 56 R - 28 5. Increase in area under : i) Line sowing Lakh ha. 2.562.803.303.50 37 ii) Transplantation with special emphasis on SRI (lakh ha.) for Rice Lakh ha. 8.108.508.759.00 11 6. Kisan Credit CardNos.1,87,794300000 379 Soil Health

32. S. No. YearKharifRabiTotal 12006-07370180550 22007-08380190570 3% increase over 06-073%6%4% 42008-09395170565 5% increase over 07-084%-6%-1% 62009-10 Emphasis on IPM and FFS, need based pesticide application. 72010-11 82011-12 Unit-MT (Tech.Grade) Consumption of Pesticides

33. PROMOTIONS OF FARM MACHANIZATION Particular Year 06-07 (Achi.) Year 07-08 (Ach.) Year 08-09 (Ach.) Year 09-10 (Target) Year 10-11 (Target) At the end of XIth plan (2011-12) % over 08-09 Tractor (Dept. Scheme) 131160179200225250 Others766973408544850085508600 Total7800750087238700877588501.4 Power Tiller (Dept. Scheme) 3029950560062565028 Power Driven Implements (Dept. Scheme) 6531633161020002125227541 Live demonstration of Agri. Machines 759263221682500 15 Unit- No.

34. Agriculture Infrastructure Development S. No Name of StructureNosYear Amount (Rs. Lac) Remarks 1Fertilizer Testing Lab at Raipur12007-0890 Under Construction 2 Establishment of Agriculture Implement Testing Unit at Raipur 12007-0865 Under Construction 3 Establishment of New Farmers Training Centre at Durg 12007-0835 Under Construction 4 Block Level Multipurpose Farmers Service Centre 362008-09 55 each Under process 5 Establishment of New Seed Testing Lab 32008-09 130 each Under process 6 Seed Grading Machine /Shed/ Seed Godown at Govt.Farm. 62007-08 55 Each Completed 7State Pesticide Testing Lab.12007-0845Completed 8 Hostel for State Agriculture Training Academy (SATA) 12008-09175 Under Construction 9Input Godown at PACS2002008-096.5 eachUnder process Existing – STL - 4, FTL - 1, PTL - 1, SATA - 1, FTC - 3, Govt.Farm-17

35. EXTENSION ACTIVITIES Component Achievement 2008-09 Programme for 2009-10 Agricultural Exhibition534 Field days28300 Trainings1535638 Demonstrations69912904 Exposure Visits67311 Farm Schools434394 Mobilization of Farmer Groups -450

36.  Crop loan @3 % per annum through co-operative banks.  Additional Bonus @Rs. 220/- per quintal for paddy.  Bonus @Rs. 25/- per quintal to sugarcane growers. Farm Mechanization :  VAT exempted on Agriculture Implements.  25 % additional subsidy for agricultural implements. Irrigation :  Assistance up to Rs. 50,000/- per pump for inerzization.  Additional 30 % subsidy for SC / ST and 10 % for others under MIP. Seed :  Budget provision of 10.52 crores to promote production and distribution of quality seed. Other :  “Khalihan Agni Durghatna Rahat Yojna”- assistance up to Rs. 10,000 Special Initiatives taken by Chhattisgarh Govt.

37. National Resource Management watershed development (1) NWDPRA :- 10th Plan period up to 2006-07 1No. of selected watersheds185 2Treatable Area130697.00 ha. 3Financial Target5797.40 lakh 4Treated Area up to 2006-07117120.00 ha. 5Financial Achievement5639.11 lakh 6No. of Saturated watersheds177 IMPACT Base Year 2001-02 Year 2006-07 % Increase 1Additional area brought under cultivation79028 ha.88414 ha. 12 2Increase in Double Cropped Area12062 ha.18493 ha. 53 3Increase in Cropping intensity109 %127 % - 4Increase in irrigated area Kharif10639 ha.18740 ha. 17 Rabi3387 ha.8926 ha. 163 5Average increase in ground water table7.83 m.6.85 m. 14

38. National Resource Management watershed development 1No. of selected watershed184 2Treatable Area133100.00 ha 3Financial Target15126.10 lakh 4Progress during 2007-08 Physical10081.00 ha. Financial604.12 lakh 5Progress during 2008-09 Physical8177.33 ha. Financial989.40 lakh 11th Plan period up to 2006-07 River Valley Project/Flood prone River ParticularsPhysicalFinancial Progress during 2006-0711080.00 ha.602.96 Lakh Progress during 2007-0810118.48 ha602.666 Lakh Progress during 2008-09 1811.54 ha. 92.40 Lakh

39. Issues for consideration  Under ISOPOM GOI released Rs. 887.77 lakhs as against the approved work plan of Rs. 2120.91 lakh (Rs. 1575.68 lakh Central Share + Rs. 545.23 lakh State Share) during year 2008- 09. Rs. 244 Lakh (Central Share) is required for pending payments.  Unit Cost fixed by GOI under MIS should be revised according to the prevailing market rate.

40. Thanks.

41. RICE Thrust Area :-  Thrust on production and distribution of quality seeds to increase SRR.  Thrust for line sowing instead of rainfed broadcast paddy.  Promotion for transplantation and SRI method in irrigated areas.  Seed Treatment Campaign.  Use of Lime in acidic soils & Zinc sulphate in deficient areas.  Promotion for use of Green Manuring, Organic Manure, Bio-fertilizers & Balance fertilizer.  Farmers Field School.  Area expansion under hybrid and mid duration varieties to promote double cropping.

42. Rice - Area, Production & Productivity Year Area (000'ha) Production (000'mt) Productivity (kg/ha.) KharifRabiTotalKharifRabiTotalKharifRabiAverage 2006-07 3573.02166.253739.275091.55420.785512.33142525311474 2007-08 3568.06162.273730.335566.17486.816052.98156030001623 2008-09 3610.47170.233780.705477.08544.746021.82151731001592 2009-10 3537.00170.003707.005836.05595.006431.05165033001734 2011-12 3530.00185.003715.006354.00740.007094.00180040001910 % Incr. over 06-07 11247528265829

43. MAIZE Thrust Area :-  Promotion for use of Hybrid and H.Y. varieties.  Summer maize in place of summer paddy.  Thrust on use of balance fertilizer, micro-nutrients.  Line sowing and inter culture operation. Year Area (000'ha) Production (000'mt) Productivity (kg/ha.) Kh.Rb.TotalKh.Rb.TotalKh.Rb.Total 2006-07173.8918.48156.37215.8025.17240.97124113621541 2007-08178.9721.81200.78282.5925.65308.24117615791555 2008-09174.0419.39193.43278.4627.15305.61140016001580 2009-10189.2020.00209.20325.6130.00355.61150017211700 2011-12208.0035.00243.00384.8059.50444.30170018501828 % Incr. over 06-07 1989557813684244918

44. ARHAR (TUR) Thrust Area :-  Utilization of rice bunds for growing Arhar.  Use of Rhizobium culture and Seed Treating Material.  Use of H.Y. quality seed. Year Area (000 ha.) Production (000 MT) Productivity (kg/ha.) 2009-10170102600 2010-11185120650 2011-12205164700

45. Moong, Urd  Use of yellow mosaic resistant HYV.  Seed treatment and use of Rhizobium culture.  Seed treatment and use of bio-fertilizer.  Promotion of NPK as basal dose. Year Area (000'ha) Production (000'mt) Productivity (kg/ha.) Kh.Rb.TotalKh.Rb.TotalKh.Rb.Total 2006-07205.0632.05237.1163.987.7571.73312242302 2007-08215.3236.70252.0267.109.1769.27312250302 2008-09226.9431.23258.1778.217.5285.73344240332 2009-10260.0045.00305.00102.0015.13117.13392336384 2011-12300.0080.00380.00137.0034.25171.25456428450 % Incr. over 06-07 4614960114341138467649

46. SOYBEAN Thrust Area :-  Use of quality seed and Rhizobium culture, seed treatment.  Timely sowing and need based plant protection.  Proper drainage and timely weed control. Year Area (000 ha.) Production (000 MT) Productivity (kg/ha.) 2009-101251561250 2010-111421811275 2011-121501991300

47. Wheat  Encouraging timely sowing of wheat.  Adoption of the high temperature tolerant wheat verities.  Balanced use of fertilizer and soil amelioration (Gypsum). Year Area (000 ha.) Production (000 MT) Productivity (kg/ha.) 2009-101702281340 2010-111752361350 2011-121802451360

48. Gram  Early sowing in Kharif fallow sloppy fields.  Emphasis on multi resistance high yielding varities.  More emphasis on use of trichoderma verdi, balance use of fertilizer, micro nutrient & bio-fertilizer.  Emphasis on IPM practices, Farmers Field School, Farmer Training. Year Area (000 ha.) Production (000 MT) Productivity (kg/ha.) 2009-103103251050 2010-113303501060 2011-123603851070

49. LATHYRUS  Promotion for sown crop instead of Utera.  Use of new released HYV-Ratan, Mahatiwra.  Seed treatment and plant protection. Year Area (000 ha.) Production (000 MT) Productivity (kg/ha.) 2009-10480288600 2010-11480300625 2011-12480312650

50. LINSEED  Timely sowing of multiple resistance high yielding verities.  Use of sprinkler irrigation before flowering for higher productivity.  Use of gypsum as a source of sulpher for higher oil percentage. Year Area (000 ha.) Production (000 MT) Productivity (kg/ha.) 2009-1011549425 2010-1111853450 2011-1212060500

51. C.G. STATE ARICULTURAL MARKETING BOARD  Establishment of Board23 Dec. 2000  Notified Agriculture Produce Marketing Samiti(Yards)  A Grade 12 B Grade 17 C Grade 30 D Grade 14 ---- 73  No. of Sub - Yards108  Existing storage capacity - 2008-09 -97400 M.Ton Targeted capacity up to 2011-12 -298100 M.Ton

52. Paddy ('000 MT)543458367676016 Total Cereals564860617694015 Gram303134752 Total Pulses6751-246629 Soybean74871882-6 Total Oilseeds78901586-4 Others14116920133-21 Total produce593463717722513 Particulars 10th Plan 2006- 07 2007-08 % over previous year Achieve. 2008- 09 % over 2007-08 2467910 MANDI ARRIVAL

53. Status of Implementation of Schemes of the Dept. of Agriculture Year 2008-09 Unit-Rs. In crore Scheme Sanction by GOI Fund Released Utilization% GOIStateTotalGOIStateTotal Macro- Manage. 2170.00241.112411.002287.35254.152541.502372.4693 ISOPOM 1575.68545.232120.91887.77315.921203.691198.2799 ATMA 770.8885.65857.00549.0061.00610.00600.0598 RKVY 14737.540.0014737.5412155.310.0012155.31 8204.31 67 NFSM (RICE) 3151.600.003151.60 0.003151.601966.4562 NFSM (PULSE) 4842.460.004842.46 0.004842.463368.0770

54. Status of Implementation of Schemes of the Dept. of Agriculture Year 2008-09 Unit-Rs. In crore Scheme Sanction by GOI (Rs. Crore)Fund Released GOIStateGOI RKVY Dept.07-0808-09Total-07-0808-09Total Agri.2904.874312.857217.72-0.005285.61 Horti1043.002368.863411.86-0.003024.36 Mandi795.001126.001921.00-0.001824.35 Seed Co-410.001776.962186.96-0.002020.99 Fisheries390.001242.001632.00-0.001409.56 Veterinaries1195.462783.433978.89-0.003305.71 Total6738.3313610.1020348.430.00 16870.58

55. Status of Implementation of Schemes of the Dept. of Agriculture Year 2008-09 Unit-Rs. In crore Scheme Utilization % GOI Dept.07-0808-09Total RKVY Agri.0.002984.61 56 Horti0.002074.36 69 Mandi0.001724.35 95 Seed Co.0.001420.99 70 Fisheries0.00809.56 57 Veterinaries0.002105.71 64 Total0.0011119.58 66 Note:- * Rs. 23.01 crore released on 31.03.09 by GOI.

56. Different Activities under “ATMA” (2006-07 to 2008-09) S. No. Activities YEAR 2006-072007-082008-09 TargetAchiev.TargetAchiev.TargetAchiev. 1Training of Farmers182 17319425400 2Organizing demonstrations712 263814731914 3Exposure visits of farmers20 87359100 4 Mobilization of Farmers Groups- FIG/WIF/Fos/ COs/FCs - 125 6041250 5 Rewards/ incentives to best organized groups 008325 6Farmer Awards00218135 7 District level exhibition/ kisan melas/ fruit/ vegetable shows 99105 8Farmer- Scientist Interaction107 6 9 Organization Field Days and Kisan Goshties to strengthen R-E-F linkages 56 6026116 10Farm School000022 Total111411113067179136982 Note:-Due to model code of conduct for Assembly & Parliament Election and late release of fund (Feb. & March, 09) activities could not under taken during 08-09

57. Proposals / Strategy for remaining period of the Plan under ATMA (2009-10 to 2011-12) S. No. Activities YEAR 2009-102010-112011-12 Phy.Fin.Phy.Fin.Phy.Fin. 1Training of Farmers272130.001190526.351190526.35 2Organizing demonstrations41416.5613470538.8013470538.80 3Exposure visits of farmers24286.55515231.45515231.45 4 Mobilization of Farmers Groups - FIG/WIF/Fos/COs/FCs - 32516.25103751.85103751.85 5 Rewards/ incentives to best organized groups 6513.008016.008016.00 6Farmer Awards36836.8051851.8051851.80 7 District level exhibition/ kisan melas/ fruit/ vegetable shows 2424.003434.003434.00 8Farmer- Scientist Interaction265.20367.20367.20 9 Organization Field Days and Kisan Goshties to strengthen R-E-F linkages 18444.1029243.8029243.80 10Farm School16785.1712965.8012965.80 Total 457.63 1567.05

58. Fertility Status Based on Soil Analysis Nitrogen :- Low :- Raipur, Mahasamund, Dhamtari, Durg, Kabirdham, Kanker & Dantewada. Medium :- Sarguja, Bilaspur, janjgir, Korba, Raigarh & jashpur. Phosphorous :- Low :- Raipur, Mahasamund, Dhamtari, Rajnandgaon, Kabirdham, Jashpur, Jagdalpur, kanker & Dantewada. Medium:- Durg, Bilaspur, Janjgir, Korba, Rajnandgaon, Koriya, Surguja. Potash : - Low :- Jagdalpur, Kanker, Dantewada Medium :- Raipur, Mahasamund, Dhamtari, Durg, Rajnanadgaon, Kabirdham High :- Bilaspur, Korba, Janjgir, Rajnandgaon, Jashpur, Koriya, Surguja

59. Zinc :- More than 50% of soil in Raipur, Rajnandgaon, Janjgir, Dhamtari, Kabirdham & Korba are deficit in zinc. Other Micro Nutrients:-  More then 35% soil samples from surguja districts showed deficiency of copper, ferrous & manganease.  29% Soil samples from Durg, 10% from Raipur, 14% from korba & 12% from Rajnandgaon showed deficiency of Ferrous (Iron) pH:-64% samples from Raigarh, 27-35% samples from Bastar Division & 15% samples from Raipur, Mahasamund, Surguja, Dhamtari showed an acidic trend.

60. Fertilizer Delivery System Manufacturer / Importers (25) Co-operative Private Markfed DMO H.Q. (16) Apex Bank CEO H.Q. (06) Double Lock Centre (105) P.A.C.C.S. (1333) Whole Saler / Retailer (2026) FARMER

61. FACILITIES AT SEED FARMS FACILITIES AT SEED FARMS : S. No. ParticularUnit Govt. + S.S.C. Farm Ava. 06-07 Avg. 07-08 Ava. 08-09 Dmd. 09-10 Dmd. 10-11 Dmd. 11-12 1 Seed Grading Machine Nos.19-6255 2Seed GodownNos.11-6101314 3Threshing FloorNos.27-001017 4Tube wellNos.511740201015 5TractorNos.2767945 6ReaperNos.0-23422 7FencingRMD0-7898195822500035000

62. IRRIGATION SOURCES YearTube- well Shallow Tube- well Minor Irrigation Tank Shakam- bhari MIS (Ha.) SprinklerDrip PumWell 2007-08 Achi. 8835-239989211012673336 2008-09 Achi. 77704252071179410951675819 2009-10 Target 1500015753001000090020000- 2010-11 Target 15000200032010000100020000- 2011-12 Target 15000200034010000100020000- Unit : Nos.

63.  Chhattisgarh comprises of 3 Agro climatic zones - (i) Chhattisgarh Plans (CP) (ii) Bastar Plateau (BP) (iii) Northen Hilly Region (NHR) of Chhattisgarh.  On the basis of Rainfall, Soil type, depth of soil & slope ACE's may be further divided into 19 (CP) 7 (BP) 14 (NHR) & Agro ecological zones respectively. SOIL SITUATION IN STATE

64. No. Local Name of Soil Scientific classificationSoil Texture Area (%) 1BhataEntisolSandy loam20 2MatasiEntisol + InceptysolLoamy sand27 3DorsaEntisol + Inceptysol Sandy Clayey loan 28 4KanharInceptysol + Entisol Clayey Loan, clay 22 5KachharAlluvial solLoamy clayey3  Soils of the state are categorized under 5 Broad classes. Local names, their scientific classification and area coverage are:-

65. Expansion of soil analysis facility : A.Four New Soil Testing Laboratories in Durg, Janjgir, Dhamatari & Ambikapur have been sanctioned under RKVY. B.Project for preparation of Digital soil map, on the basis of samples from every village of districts Dhamtari & Janjgir, has been sanctioned under RKVY. C.Proposal of 4 stationery & 7 Mobile Soil Testing labs (for NGO) has been sent to GOI under "National Project on management of Soil Health & Fertility."

66. HUMAN RESOURCE FOR EXTENSION  Post of RAEO as on 2000-01 : 2421  Post of RAEO’s increased from : 2421 to 3758 (increase 1337)  Post filled up as on dt. : 2478  Krishak-Sangi-Krishak Bahini – New programme to be launched to assure active participation of innovative / progressive farmers/Women  Temporary substitution of vacant RAEO post 750 Sangi-Bahini in 750 clusters will be entrusted extension works on honorarium basis.  Approx 5 lakh farmers of 7000 villages will be enlightened during Kharif Campaign (Krishak Pakhwada) – 21 st May to 7 June 2009.

67.  Development of Ideal Market Yards 05 markets viz : Dhamtari, Kurud, Kawardha, Rajnandgaon, Durg & Mungeli are under taken as pilot projects, with total financial outlay of Rs. 38.99 crore under scheme "Development/Strengthening of Agricultural Marketing Infrastructure, Grading and Standardization" of G.O.I. These are in final stages.  Development of Fruit and Vegetable Market Yards 06 markets viz Raipur, Bilaspur, Raigarh, Durg, Rajnandgaon & Pakhanjur are under taken in first phase with total financial outlay of Rs. 64.28 crore are under scheme "Development/ Strengthening of Agricultural Marketing Infrastructure, Grading and Standardization" of G.O.I., out of which 3 markets are in final stages.  Development and improvement of infrastructures in 30 Hatt Bazars and 14 sub market yards of Tribal districts of Chhattisgarh are under taken with total financial outlay of Rs. 210.00 lacs and 483.00 lacs respectively under R.K.V.Y. Cont... ON GOING MAJOR PROJECTS OF MARKETING IN THE STATE

68.  For improvement of quality of agri produce – 25 Grading Machine are been established in identified market yards with R.K.V.Y. and own resources of State Marketing Board.  Expansion of Storage Capacity :- To enhance the existing storage capacity of 97400 m.ton in market yards to the capacity of 298100 m.ton at the end of 2011-12, in phases. The construction of 13 Godowns in 2008-09 with total financial outlay of Rs. 390.00 Lacs are under construction by R.K.V.Y. and our own resources.  The old traditional tripod type weigh bridges existing in A.P.M.C’s are been replaced by the Electronic weighing machines in phases. ON GOING MAJOR PROJECTS OF MARKETING IN THE STATE

69. PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT IN MARKEING  Improvement of information facilities by providing Electronic Display Boards in market yards linked with all important markets of India for depicting the prevailing market rates.  The establishment of various electronic marketing system in market yards itself as an alternative to the farmers and traders.  Establishment of Cold Storage and packing facilities in fruit and vegetable markets through private entrepreneurs. Cont….

70. PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT IN MARKEING  Establishment and development of Modern Hatt Bazar in tribal area.  Establishment and development of Separate whole sale fish and live spot markets in selected area.  Establishment of professionally managed Agri business development facility for horticulture produces.  To improve the facilities in procurement centers of primary co-operation societies  To establish an export oriented special market for forest produces.

71. ARRIVALS OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE IN 2008-09 (in M.Ton) S. No Name/ Type of Produce Ravi (April 08 – Sep. 08) Kharif (Oct 08 – March 09) Total 1Paddy14,97,091.6052,63,703.9067,60,795.50 2Soyabean4,568.6077,804.4082,373.00 3Other Oil Seeds 1,649.701,998.203,647.90 4Pulses41,468.7024,135.0065,603.70 5Other Produce 1,28,234.501,84,594.903,12,829.40 Total 16,73,013.1055,52,236.4072,25,249.50

72. Information of Meeting on Dated : 27.05.2009 at New Delhi (In reference to letter of GOI no.3-6/2009-RKVY dated : 17.04.09)

73. I. Issues – 1.Total cultivable land 65,52,000 ha. 2.Area under horticulture 7.39% (4,84,695 ha.) in 2007-08. 3.Within 5 years 100% increase in area. 4.Limited scope for further area expansion in future. II. Approach – 1.To increase in productivity of land and to lift up average yield of horticulture crop by genetic improvement and high application of inputs. 2.To increase in crop intensity. 3.If credit is not constraint CBR is in favor of crop diversification towards vegetables and fruits. If markets are brought closer to farm gate and post-harvest losses are minimized then CBR of horticulture is become more than CBR of cereals. 4.Production diversification and supply chain efficiency are key issues to reap the maximum benefits. III. Status BASELINE/BENCH MARK SURVEY OF HORTICULTURE

74. BASE LINE/BENCH MARK SURVEY OF HORTICULTURAL CROPS Data of 2008-09 is not available, survey is in progress. Diversification in the cropping pattern away from food grains towards horticulture and more towards vegetables and fruits. Due to huge domestic demand (because absence of pulses in food bowl), in-spite of being one of the largest producer of vegetable, does not have much of marketable volume. Besides this there are supply constraints and huge post-harvest losses, which leads to lower actual available produce. Chili, Cabbage, Kundru (Coccinia indica), Banana & Papaya are major crops of export to outside of state. Sl. No.Crops 2005-062006-072007-08%age increased AreaProductionAreaProductionAreaProductionAreaProduction (in Ha.)(Tn.)(in Ha.)(Tn.)(in Ha.)(Tn.)(in Ha.)(Tn.) 1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10. 1Fruits75401.09643171.2999696.20680928.05 124664.00932025.91 65.3344.91 (25.72%)(22.10%) 2Vegetables195617.102431520.60236105.002339800.55 292562.002924605.50 49.5620.28 (60.36%)(69.34%) 3Spices29054.60168226.1040556.90198728.81 53614.25288738.44 84.5371.64 (11.06%)(6.85%) 4 Medicinal & Arometics 2086.0011890.2010274.6258565.33 11500.0065550.00 451.29 (2.37%)(1.55%) 5Flowers1551.003302.302030.504304.66 2355.406912.52 51.86109.32 (0.49%)(0.16%) Total -303709.793258110.47388663.223282327.40484695.654217832.37---

75. CHANGE IN AREA & PRODUCTION TRENDS OF HORTICULTURE CROPS

76. AREA & PRODUCTION SHARE IN TOTAL FRUITS / VEGETABLES 22% Potato

77. AREA & PRODUCTION SHARE IN TOTAL SPICES / FLOWERS

78. YIELD GAP AND POTENTIAL OF DIFFERENT HORTICULTURE CROPS Sl. No.Name of CropsPresent Productivity Yield potential of State (S.A.U recommendation ) Yield GapNational Average 1.2.3.4.5.6. A.FRUITS - 1.Mango3.2784.736.3 2.Litchi0.5365.476 3.Lime6.0181.999 4.Custard apple2.9741.03 5.Banana26.526033.4835.9 6.Papaya18.377051.6333.4 7.Guava7.04168.9611.1 8.Cashew0.4221.580.8 B.Spices - 1.Chili (Green)6.0117.511.491.6 2.Onion15.58204.4215.1 3.Coriander2.8430.160.6 4.Turmeric7.112517.894.6 5.Ginger7.832012.173.5 6.Garlic4.497.53.014.8 C.Vegetables - 1.Potato11.172513.8319.3 2.Tomato10.72154.2817.9 3.Lady finger8.8101.210.3 4.Cauliflower15.17204.8318.1 5.Cabbage15.72259.2822.2 6.Brinjal14.66205.3417 7.Bottle guard16.4258.6 8.Bitter guard9.81155.19 9.Musk melon8.8317.58.67 10.Water melon10.472514.53 11.Pumpkin11.16208.84 D.Aromatics - 1.Leman grass13.34 2.Patchouli2.89 3.Palmarosa1.77 4.Vitrever14.59 5.E. Citridora5.71 6.Aloevera9.49 ( IN M T. / H A.)

79. ROAD MAP FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF NHM (2009-10 TO 2011-12) (F IN. T AR – R S. IN L AKHS ) Sl. No.ActivityUnit 2009-102010-112011-12Total Phy. TarFin. TarPhy. TarFin. TarPhy. TarFin. TarPhy. TarFin. Tar 1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11. 1.Establishment of Model Nurseries (public sector)Nos.18324.0015270.0010180.0043774.00 2.Spices production -Ha.6720756.0090001012.508000900.00237202668.50 3. Establishment of New Gardens - a. Perennial Fruit CropsHa.4980540.776500731.255500618.75169801890.77 b. Non-Perennial CropsHa.2230334.503000450.002500375.0077301159.50 4. Flower Crops - a. Cut FlowerHa.550192.50750262.50650227.501950682.50 b. Bulbulous FlowerHa.1200540.001600720.001400630.0042001890.00 c. Loose FlowerHa.50060.0070084.0060072.001800216.00 5.Aromatic PlantsHa.2100236.253000337.502500281.257600855.00 6.Plantation Crop - CashewHa.5000281.256000337.505500309.3716500928.12 7.Rejuvenation of Old OrchardsHa.25037.5040060.0030045.00950142.50 8.Creation of Water Resources (Bore-wells)Nos.500350.00600420.00700490.0018001260.00 9. Protected Cultivation - a. Green houseNos.26.501032.50516.251755.25 b. MulchingHa.3000210.004000280.003500245.0010500735.00 c. Shade netNos.10000350.0012000420.0011000385.00330001155.00 d. Plastic TunnelsHa.100050.002000100.00150075.004500225.00 10.Promotion of IPMHa.550055.00750075.00650065.0019500195.00 11. Organic Farming - a. Adaption of Organic FarmingHa.65065.001000100.0080080.002450245.00 b. Vermi compost units i. Pucca tankaNos.25075.00400120.0030090.00950285.00 ii. Portable HDPE bagsHa.2600780.0035001050.003000900.0091002730.00 12.HRD Activities -Training at all levelsNos.16000345.0025000400.0020000350.00610001095.00 13. Post Harvest management - a. Establishment of Oil extraction unitsNos.67.501518.752025.004151.25 b. Aloevera gel ex. PlantNos.1127.501537.502050.0046115.00 c. Cold StorageNos.14700.0016800.0018900.00482400.00 d. Leaf root collection centreNos.1127.501332.501537.503997.50 e. Cashew low cast processing unitNos.202.50253.12303.75759.37 f. Pack houseNos.6037.507043.758050.00210131.25 14.Rural marketNos.1763.752075.002593.7562232.50 15.Whole- sale marketNos.3799.7541080.0051350.00123229.75 Total - 631927255.27871539353.37744788845.1222482325453.76

80. PROCESSING AND VALUE ADDITION Sl. No.Unit establishedNo. of unitName of districtCapacity 1.Tomato Grading Machine02Jashpur & Durg500 Kg./Hr. 2.Potato Grading Machine02 Sarguja & Raipur (State Vegetable Seed Production Farm, Bana) 500 Kg./Hr. 3. Fruit & Vegetable Grading Plant01 Raipur500 Kg./Hr. 4.Banana Grading & Waxing Plant01Raipur400-500 Kg./Hr. 5.Cashew-nut Processing Machine04Bastar (03), Raigarh (01)2.5 Tn./Day 6. Lemon Grass & E.citridora Distillation Plant 12 Durg (03), Raipur (02), Raigarh (02), Bastar (02), Sarguja (02), Korba (01) 1.5 Ton. per batch 7.Aloevera Juice/Gel Extraction Unit03Dhamtari (02), Kanker (01)200 Kg./Hr. 8. Tomato grading cum juice/puree processing plant 02Janjgir-Champa500 Kg./Hr. UNITS ESTABLISHED IN THE STATE -

81. PROCESSING AND VALUE ADDITION POSSIBILITIES OF PROCESSING UNITS TO BE ESTABLISHED IN CHHATTISGARH - Sl. No.Name of the cropLocationArea of the crop (Ha.) Production (MT.) Proposed unit 1.Cashew nut Jagdalpur73864000 Cashew processing unit. Raigarh70703345 Total -144567345----- 2.Banana Raipur150082500 Banana fiber extraction unit. Durg104376139 Total -2543158639----- 3.Papaya Raipur148066600 Papain extraction unit & Gem processing unit. Durg86952140 Total -2349118740----- 4.Tomato Durg620893120 Tomato pulp & puree processing unit. Jashpur335067000 Total -9558160120----- 5.GingerRaigarh95919180Ginger paste processing unit. 6.Chili Jagdalpur11205600 Chili powder processing unit. Rajnandgaon10555275 Total -217510875-----

82. ACTIVITY WISE COMPARISON OF PRE-NHM & POST-NHM PERIOD Sl. No.Name of the ActivityUnitPre-NHM PeriodPost-NHM Period 1. Area of orchards - a. Perennial Ha. 40197.09108670 B. Non Perennial6050.1415995 2.Establishment of NurseriesNo.111119 3.Green HousesNo.-25 4.Shade net HouseNo.-251 5.Mist Chambers & Hardening YardsNo.-11 6.Spices ProductionHa.2839953614 7.Flower CultivationHa.15082356 8.Plantation Crop- CashewHa.42687167 9.Protected Cultivation - Distribution of Shade netNo.-12125 10.Promotion of INM / IPMHa.-40000 11.Organic FarmingHa.-8350 12. Vermi Compost Units - a. Pucca TankaNo.-784 b. Portable HDPE Vermi bedsHa.-5000 13. Post Harvest Management - a. Establishment of distillation unitsNo.-12 b. Tomato Grading machineNo.-2 c. Potato Grading machineNo.-2 d. Fruit & Vegetable Grading PlantNo.-1 e. Banana Grading & Waxing PlantNo.-1 f. Cashew nut Processing PlantNo.-4 g. Alovera gel / Juice Extraction unitNo.-3 h. Tomato Grading Cum Juice / Puree Processing PlantNo.-2

83. IMPACT OF NHM – FOCUSED AREA 2005 TO 2008 (E XPENDITURE IN L AKHS ) Sl. No.ActivityUnitPhy. Increase ExpenditureOutput (Production in MT) ImpactRemark 1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8. 1. Establishment of New Gardens - 1- Fellow land brought under cultivation 2- Employment Generation 3- Support to ecosystem through plantation Crop is under gestation period A. Perennial crops - a. MangoHa.151501704.37- b. LitchiHa.2680301.50- c. LimeHa.3250365.62- d. AonlaHa.100063.75- e. Custerd AppleHa.1000112.50- f. CashewHa.11200630.00- B. Annual Crops - BananaHa.1196179.4031717 1- Annual income of the grower is increased. 2- Banana is exported to the other states from Chhattisgarh 2. Spices crops - 1- Farmers fetched good prices from spices production & now inclined to grow these crops in larger area at their own cost. 2- Chili is exported to the adjoining states from Chhattisgarh. ChiliHa.201502266.87120900 OnionHa.50056.257500 CorianderHa.40045.001136 TurmericHa.2300258.7516353 GingerHa.3800427.5029754 3. Community Bore-wellsNos.18691308.30- 1- 4500 Ha. (Approx.) Area is brought under irrigated area through bore-wells. 2- Productivity of crops increased due to assured irrigation. 4. Organic FarmingHa.8350835.00- Farmers are motivated to use traditional old techniques for production of crops. 5. Vermi-compost units - Use of vermi-compost is improving soil health and increasing production. a. Pucca TankaNos.784235.2011760 b. Portable HDPE unitHa.50001500.0075000 6. Establishment of Model Nurseries. Nos.39702.00- 1- Plant production capacity of departmental Nurseries is increased. 2- 78 lakhs plant will be produced annually from 39 Nurseries.

84. Animal Husbandry Sector 2009-10 Directorate Animal Husbandry Department Raipur (Government of Chhattisgarh)

85. Livestock Development & Breeding Policy of GoCG On the initiative of GoCG Animal Husbandry Department, Swiss Development Corporation funded a 3 year program to formulate the Policy The Program has 4 Components Livestock Sector Situation Analysis Capacity Building of Officers involved in policy formulation Policy Formulation Perspective Livestock Dev. Plan Policy Approved by GoCG - September 2008

86. Animal Census Figures Livestock species Population (’000) 1997 16 th Census 2003 17th Census 2008 18th Census Total Cattle 878588829459 Total Buffalo 194215961599 Goat 215423362761 Sheep 196121140 Pig 456553412 Poultry 6771818114207 Reasons for increase in animal population – Mass immunization in backyard poultry, small ruminants and cattle. Organization of Vety. Health/Infertility camps and extension activities. Intensive rural health care service delivery

87. Growth Pattern of Livestock Produce in the State 2006- 07 2007- 08 2008- 09 2009-10 Projectio n Milk 8490866090809600 Egg 89679182973810400 Meat 11918139661047614100 Milk – In Hundred Metric Tons Egg – In Lakhs Meat – In Thousand Kgs Source: Statistical Cell – AHD GoCG Annual production of Major Livestock Produce 2006-072007-082008-09 2009-10 Projection Nutritional Standard Milk in gm/day 112114119125240-260 Egg in No. 43444751120-180 Meat in Kg 0.570.640.720.8012-15 Annual Per Capita Availability