1. National Conference on Agriculture Kharif Campaign 2014
Group - I
Strategies for Enhancement of Crop Production
25th - 26th February 2014
New Delhi
Farmer Welfare & Agriculture Development Department Madhya Pradesh

2. STATE PROFILE: AGRICULTURE
Agro climatic zones 11
Net Cultivable area (lakh ha)
152.23
Fallow land (lakh ha)
10.72
Area sown (lakh ha) Kharif 2013
123.80
(lakh ha) Rabi
113.33
Double cropped area (lakh ha)
84.89
Cropping intensity (%)
155
Area under Irrigation (%)
36.5
Rainfed (%)
63.5
No. of Holdings (lakh)
79.08
No. Holdings with SMF (lakh )
53.47 (68%)
Area with SMF (lakh ha)
46.63 (29.16%)
Power Consumption (KW/ha)
1.36

3. RECOGNITION
Government of India Krishi Karmanya Award , in Ist category of Total Food grain Production awarded on 10th Feb 2014.
The state received this prestigious award during also by the Hon'ble President of India.
The state was honored by Hon'ble President for achieving more than 18% Agriculture Growth in the year
Best Agriculture State Award 2012 awarded to MP under Agriculture Leadership award.

4. PERFORMANCE: AGRICULTURE
During XIth plan the state achieved a growth rate of more than 9% as against the targeted growth of 4% in the Agriculture and Allied sector.
The crop sector growth during & has been highest 18.89% & 16.40, respectively.
The state occupy Ist rank in the production of Soybean, Gram, pulses and oilseeds at the National level.
It ranks 2nd under mustard and 3rd in Sorghum, Lentil & Wheat production.
Thanks to effective Technology Transfer with Wheat production of lakh MT during The state is included in the top 3 highest wheat producing states in the country.

5. NUMBER OF HOLDINGS IN PERCENTAGE5

6. Rabi Programme
Rabi
(FFC.)
Target
(Dept. Estimates)
Increase % over 12-13
Target
Area
(Lakh ha)
105.46
113.00
113.33
7.46
117.65
Production (Lakh tonnes)
221.15
262.58
264.76
19.72
303.59
Productivity (Kg/ha)
2097
2324
2336
11.40
2580 6

7. Rabi Area (Lakh ha.) Crops 2014-15 Target Wheat 54.59 57.00 57.92 6.10
(FFC.)
Target
Deptt. Est.
Increase % over 12-13
Target
Wheat
54.59
57.00
57.92
6.10
60.00
Total cereals
55.46
57.95
58.94
6.27
61.00
Gram
31.29
35.25
34.82
11.28
36.00
Lentil
5.72
6.25
5.63
-1.57
6.00
Total pulses
40.40
45.05
44.33
9.73
46.00
Total foodgrain
95.86
103.00
103.27
7.73
107.00
Mustard
7.85
8.00
8.14
3.69
8.50
Total oil seeds
8.95
9.20
9.35
4.47
9.75
Sugarcane
0.65
0.80
0.71
9.23
0.90
Total Rabi
105.46
113.00
113.33
7.46
117.65

8. Production (Lakh tonnes)
Crops
(FFC.)
Target
Deptt. Est.
Increase % over 12-13
Target
Wheat
161.25
190.10
193.13
19.77
219.00
Total cereals
163.00
192.14
195.33
19.83
221.20
Gram
38.12
47.59
47.01
23.32
54.00
Lentil
3.34
3.91
3.52
5.39
4.80
Total pulses
43.84
54.14
53.40
21.81
62.70
Total food grain
206.84
246.28
248.73
20.25
283.90
Mustard
10.39
11.40
11.60
11.65
13.60
Total oil seeds
10.96
12.06
12.27
11.95
14.47
Sugarcane (Gur)
3.35
4.24
3.76
12.24
5.22
Total Rabi
221.15
262.58
264.76
19.72
303.59 8

9. Productivity (kg/ha) Wheat 2959 3335 12.71 3650 Gram 1220 1350 10.66
Crops
(FFC.)
Target
Deptt. Est
Increase % over 12-13
Target
Wheat
2959
3335
12.71
3650
Gram
1220
1350
10.66
1500
Lentil
584
625
7.02
700
Total pulses
1085
1202
1205
11.06
1363
Total foodgrain
2158
2391
2409
11.63
2653
Mustard
1325
1425
7.55
1600
Total oil seeds
1225
1311
1312
7.10
1484
Sugarcane
5163
5300
2.65
5800
Total Rabi
2097
2324
2336
11.40
2580 9

10. Kharif programme
Kharif
2012
(FFC.)
2013
Deptt. Est
2014
Target
Increase
% over 2012
Area
(lakh. ha.)
119.40
123.80
130.20
9.05
Production (lakh tonnes)
164.95
146.87*
220.65
33.76
Productivity (Kg./ha.)
1381
1186
1695
22.74
* Excess and continuous rains affected soybean and other crops. 10

11. Kharif

12. Kharif Area (Lakh ha.) Crops Normal Paddy 16.79 17.67 17.70 18.43
2012
(FFC.)
2013 Target
2013
Deptt. Est
2014
Target
Paddy
16.79
17.67
17.70
18.43
20.00
Jowar
6.05
3.08
3.00
2.64
2.50
Maize
8.69
8.62
8.45
10.03
12.00
Other cereals
5.37
4.22
4.15
3.83
4.00
Total Cereal
36.90
33.59
33.30
34.93
38.50
Total pulses
9.60
12.79
12.90
13.03
13.95
Total foodgrain
46.50
46.38
46.20
47.96
52.45
Soyabean
46.47
60.62
62.35
63.80
65.00
Total oil seeds
51.67
66.75
68.45
69.63
71.25
Cotton
5.97
6.27
7.35
6.21
6.50
Total Kharif
104.05
119.40
122.00
123.80
130.20

13. Production (Lakh tonnes)
Crops
Normal
2012
(FFC.)
2013 Target
2013
Deptt. Est
2014
Target
Paddy
14.89
30.22
42.48
39.50
50.00
Jowar
6.54
5.43
5.10
4.75
5.00
Maize
12.56
24.00
25.35
26.09
38.40
Kodo & others
3.52
4.73
5.91
5.12
6.50
Total Cereal
37.61
64.38
78.84
75.45
99.90
Total pulses
4.48
6.59
11.51
9.07
11.92
Total foodgrain
42.10
70.97
90.35
84.52
111.82
Soybean
46.68
82.65
87.29
94.25
Total oil seeds
49.88
87.75
93.01
55.52
100.70
Cotton
7.30
6.23
8.08
6.83
8.13
Total Kharif
99.28
164.95
191.44
146.87
220.65

14. Productivity (kg./ha.) Crops Normal Paddy 887 1807 2400 2143 2500
2012
(FFC.)
2013 Target
2013
Deptt. Est
2014
Target
Paddy
887
1807
2400
2143
2500
Jowar
1080
1809
1700
1800
2000
Maize
1445
2710
3000
2601
3200
Total Cereal
1019
1917
2368
2160
2595
Total pulses
472
515
892
696
854
Total foodgrain
907
1530
1956
1762
2132
Soybean
1005
1365
1400
784
1450
Total oil seeds
965
1315
1359
797
1413
Cotton
1223
1059
1100
1250
Total Kharif
954
1381
1569
1186
1695

15. Seed Target and Distribution Kharif 2013
Qty. in Qtls.
CROP
Distribution
Kharif 2012
Target & Distribution Kharif 2013
% increase
Target
2014
Availability 2014
PADDY
172793
200000
214652
24%
215000
233780
MAIZE
67273
68000
111089
65%
115000
99802
JOWAR
7085
13000
10443
47%
12000
11999
BAJRA
7169
7200
8461
18%
8500
9000
KODO/KUTKI
229
450
372
62%
1274
URD
13793
17000
14493 5%
11578
MOONG
5002
5200
5163 3%
15044
ARHAR
17507
18000
13742
-22%
11740
TIL
824
950
1114
35%
1100 34
RAMTIL 32
125
101
216%
149
GROUNDNUT
2960
3200
2967 0%
5066
SOYBEAN
900000
COTTON HY.
8645
9200
8331
-4%
10000
GRAND TOTAL 9%

16. Availability of Soybean Seed for Kharif 2014 and Steps taken by State Govt.to Meet the Requirement
Seed Production of Soybean was affected in Kharif 2013 due to excess rains.
Demand of Soybean Seed for Kharif 2014 is 20.00Lakh Quintals.
Meeting was held at JNKVV Jabalpur on to meet Soybean Seed availability in Kharif 2014 in State.
Scientists Recommendation of off season Soybean Seed production was sent to GOI to produce qtls. Seed in A.P. and qtls. Seed in Karnataka
Presently only 9.00lakh Qtls. of seed is available as against demand of 20.00lakh qtls. Creating a huge shortage of 11.00lakh qtls.
NSC has agreed to supply qtls. seed of JS-335 variety procured through tender from private sector. But as JS-335 variety is more than 15years old and there is no provision of Seed Distribution subsidy & its price is Rs. 8000/- per quintal which is much higher than last year’s price of Rs. 5800/- per quintal.
Issue of GOI decision : Govt of MP has sent a proposal to reduce the standard germination percentage from 70 to 60% through letter no B-15-3/2013/14-2(part-3) dated to Joint Secretary (Seeds) GOI.
40% additional Seed(Approximately 2.2lakh qtls.) will be available to M.P., if GOI sanctions the proposal of reduction of standard germination percentage to 60%.

17. DISTRIBUTION OF SEED IN RABI- 2013-14
Qty in Qtls.
CROP
RABI
TARGET RABI
DISTRIBUTION RABI
% increase
Wheat Tall
58844
50000
61286 4%
Wheat dwarf
14%
TOTAL WHEAT
Barley
1083
1520
3649
237%
TOTAL CEREALS
Gram
321830
450000
439659
37%
Pea
25323
36000
27618 9%
Lentil
6943
10000
10105
46%
TOTAL PULSES
354096
496000
477382
35%
Mustard
11454
15000
10382
-9%
Linseed
455
800
551
21%
TOTAL OILSEED
11909
15800
10933
-8%
STATE TOTAL
18%

18. Unit – 000’Qtls.

19. Seed Replacement Rate (%)

20. Seed Replacement Rate (%)

21. SEED TREATMENT
Kharif
Rabi

23. Strategy and Measures adopted along with Innovations
A. Irrigation and Land Management:
1. Enhancement of Area under assured canal irrigation - Growth from lakh ha in to lakh ha in It will go to lakh ha in
2. Bringing fallow land under cultivation - Fallow Land lakh ha in reduced to 8.58 lakh ha in by campaign at all level.
B. Agriculture extension and process innovation:
About 5.22 Lakh ha of land brought under SRI method of rice cultivation conoweeders and markers provided on 90% subsidy. 23

24. D . Credit and Management Interventions –
Cont…
Warehousing and Infrastructure: The state has taken warehousing program in a big way whereas the total storage available in the state in was 79 LMT. It has increased to 98 LMT in the year It would increase to 115 LMT in The highest for any state in India.
D . Credit and Management Interventions –
1. The interest rate in crops for Agriculture Loans reduced from 5% in to 1% in Crop Loan increased from Rs crores in to Rs crores in the year (77% in 2 year).
Seed Growers Co-operatives formed for augmenting availability of certified seeds. 24

25. E. Electricity Supply: Cont…
Rs.7052 crores tariff subsidy given by State Govt. to State Electricity Companies for providing electricity at reduced rates to Agriculture Consumers etc. from to
31.16 lakh temporary connections provided in the last 3 years to meet the demand during Rabi season.
Feeder separation in progress for providing quality and continuous supply of electricity for 10 hours for agricultural operations. Second largest in india.
4. The power to agriculture sector which was 6776 million unit in increased to 9478 million unit in (16.2%). 25

26. F. Extension and Technology:
Cont…
F. Extension and Technology:
SRR in all major crops increased in Wheat 14.03% to 27.20%, Paddy 8.85% to 22.61%, Maize 10.94% to 73.91% Gram 2.90% to % as compared to base year
Extension- Replacement of Traditional broadcasting system of sowing by Line Sowing in 11 lakh ha in Bundelkhand and Baghelkhand region by vigorous extension efforts.
Timely agricultural advisories through Mobile SMS in Hindi highest in India (more than Lakh)
G. Policy Interventions: Krishi Cabinet constituted for ensuring better coordination among the Departments of Agriculture, Power, Irrigation, Cooperative. 26

27. Technology Extension-
Cont…
Technology Extension-
1. To save Kharif crop from heavy rains ridge-furrow method of sowing is encouraged and seed drills equipped with ridge- furrow attachments distributed. (Innovation)
2. About ha land deep ploughed under Haldhar Yojana during year (Rs crore) increased in to ha (Rs Crore). (Innovation)
Extension and process innovations-
1. Promotion of hybrid paddy through SRI and composite nurseries under RKVY in the year covering 1.80 lakh ha. (Innovation)
2. Substantial increase in area and production of Hybrid Maize by providing 90% subsidy to the SC/ST farmers. Total expenditure Rs. 576 lakh and seed distributed 6748 qtls. in the year (Innovation) 27

28. Cont…
3. Under the seed quality improvement programme, 20,000 villages provided with Spiral graders and seed treating drums free of cost under RKVY. (Innovation)
4. Integrated technological extension to benefit 2.5 lakh farmers(5000 farmers per district) every year for the first time through joint mobilization of scientists from KVK & ATMA. It will also monitor the change in production and productivity after the season. (Innovation)
Innovations -
villages have been developed as Yantradoot Gram (Fully Mechanized Villages), where farmers are encouraged to adopt mechanized farming. Phenomenal increase in all crop productivity. (Innovation) 28

29. Cont…
2. Private entrepreneurs are being encouraged under bank assisted custom hiring centers by providing subsidy up to Rs. 10 lakh for each center. 267 such centers have been established so far. New 250 applications are under consideration. (Innovation)
Fertilizer Supply Management- Incentive for advance lifting of fertilizers - The state gave an incentive of Rs Crore to Markfed and PACS for advance storage in the year for advance stocking of fertilizers (20.54 Lakh MT). (Innovation) Constitution of MP State Organic Development Council is under progress 29

30. MUKHYA MANTRI KISSAN VIDESH ADDAHYAN YATRA YOJNA
To provide new and improved techniques to the farmers, new scheme has been launched. The scheme is based on "beleiving & seeing principle".
Object of the scheme is to upgrade the skills so that cultivators will be able to disseminate improved technology. Each group consists are 20 farmers, 1 scientist and 1 officer.
Under the scheme following groups will be visited in different countries
countries
Programme
Australiya-New Zealand
March 14
Phillippines-Taiwan
March 14
Brazil- Argentina
March 14
Germany-Itally
Proposed in June 14
Holland

31. MUKHYA MANTRI KHET TEERTH YOJNA
In this scheme fields of Research institute, KVK and selected farmers field will be declared as a "Khet Tirth" where progressive cultivators will make the exposure visit (out of state, within state and within district)
Khet tirth Yojana will cover the following activities
Development of 1 acre, 2.5 acre and 5 acre profitable models.
SKILL DEVELOPMENT
Under this scheme 68 agencies have been selected as VTP.
19 training courses are being run. and 3418 candidates have been trained.

32. ICT in Agriculture Information of key technologies-
For the easy availability of informations regarding high yielding varieties, hybrids, agro chemicals, intensive crop cultivation techniques and other improved technologies department started web portal mpkrishi.org in Hindi language.
Govt. of India sanctioned Rs lakh under “AGRISNET" for strengthening / promoting ICT in Agriculture in MP. in the year 2007 during first phase.
Under the state scheme of Information Technology in agriculture an outlay of lakh was proposed for the 12th five year plan and a sum of lakh was spent during and expected expenditure for financial year ending March 2014 is Rs lakhs .
The List of Beneficiaries of departmental schemes is being available on departmental portal and it is being continuously updated

33. ICT in Agriculture Keeping in view the following factors :
- Fast growth of infrastructure in the state,
- The continous availability of power in rural areas
- Increased internet connectivity at block level
GOMP has in its VISION 2018 document ceiling of Rs lakhs proposed for ICT has has been revised to Lakhs .
The proposal is in addition to the National e Governance programme which has also been implemented in the state since 2009 and new KIOSKs have been installed upto block level under the scheme and for better data generation data entry operators have been provided upto block level.

34. Service provided under ICT in Agriculture
Easy and 24*7 access and availability of information related to
Agriculture statistics
Rates of inputs, Contact information of departmental functionaries, Various acts, regulations, policy and procedures of Department . Tender documents and application formats, Weather advisory, Instant availability of Mandi rates
The SDC's under NeGPA has been linked to the website
The extension functionaries such as PD Atma’s and KVK coordinators are making more and more use of the web portal to generate SMS advisory to farmers based on the local conditions . About SMS’s have been generated so far using the web portal
Apart from the above information the website is a also acting as a tool for Scheme wise Tracking and Monitoring of releases first to last release up to block level.

35. Proposed programme under NeGP - A
New Computer labs are set up in AETC’s under the National e- Governance programme to facilitate farmers to get more and more access to ICT .
The soil testing labs are also being directly connected so that timely soil test reports can be communicated to the farmers at their door steps .
FIG’s are being Facilitated to make farmer producer companies . Capacity building of these farmers is being done, and with the help of computer labs set up in AETC’s these farmer will be made internet friendly , so that they may independently handle their business.
A proposal of crores has been prepared for next three year and the plan includes many innovations
such as GPS tracking of field functionaries .
Physical verification of beneficieries on real time basis with use of smart devices .
Voice SMS based grievience redressel mechanism for efficient service delivery.

36. Proposed programme under NeGP - A
NeGP activities are ready to take off, the national farmer portal has already been linked to the website and Process of Data digitization has been initiated and soon recent GAP’s ,POP ,input recommendations and other such updated relevant current information will be available on this Portal.
The KISAN MITRAS(Farmer friends ) selected under ATMA are being trained in AETC’s Labs and they may work as facilitators at the CSC centres at panchayat level.
These KISAN MITRAS on one hand help the rural people to avail the facilities of various beneficiary schemes run by Government’on the other hand they may also help in grievience redressal by taking the grieviences in voice SMS format rather than written form , making the process less cumbersome and more efficient .

37. Special Initiatives for Farm Mechanisation
Quality improvement program for farmer held seed
Government is committed to provide Spiral Graders and Seed Treating Drum in all villages for community use on free of cost basis through Kisan Mitra/Didi.
20,000 villages have been provided with these implement before Kharif Additional 20,000 villages will be covered before Kharif 2014.
Improvement in quality of farmer held seeds has resulted in 15-20% increase in productivity.

38. Special Initiatives for Farm Mechanisation

39. Special Initiatives for Farm Mechanisation
Custom Hiring Services Through private entrepreneur .
This state sector scheme was launched in to promote custom hiring services to farmer through private entrepreneurs.
The private entrepreneurs can make a project upto Rs. 25 lakhs in which he gets support of 50% of the cost upto Rs. 10 Lakh from the state government.
So far 267 such centers have been established.
More than 10,000 small and marginal farmers have been benefitted by these centers.

40. Special Initiatives for Farm Mechanisation
A case study of custom hiring centre.
Name - Hemant Kumar Verma,
Village - Somalwada, Distt. - Hoshangabad
CHC Started - March 2013
Project Cost - 18 lakhs
Subsidy Amount - 9 lakhs
Machine and Implements available - Tractor, Power tiller, Reversible plough, Rotavator, Cultivator, Disk Harrow, Seed cum fertilizer drill, Zero tillage seed drill, Fertilizer broad caster, Tractor mounted sprayer, Ditcher, Multi crop thresher, Straw reaper and Trolly.
Workdone hours, Rs Lakhs.
Profit Lakhs
Additional assets created from profit - Tractor of 18hp with rotavator was purchased in January 2014.

41. Special Initiatives for Farm Mechanisation
Deep ploughing program-Haldhar Yojna
This state sector scheme was launched in to promote practice of deep ploughing.
A farmer gets 50% of the cost of deep ploughing upto Rs 1500 per ha.
So far about 2.25 Lakh hectares of fields have been deep ploughed.

42. Special Initiatives for Farm Mechanisation
Promotion of Ridge-furrow method of sowing
To protect Kharif crop from initial heavy rains, ridge-furrow method is being promoted.
50000 ridge-furrow attachments have been provided to farmers on 90% subsidy. These attachments are to be fitted in traditional seed drills.
Additional attachments will be made available to farmers this year.
So far 32 Lakh ha of Kharif area is covered under this method.

43. Special Initiatives for Farm Mechanisation
Promotion of SRI method of rice cultivation
State has targeted to bring 40% of the paddy area under SRI system.
To promote SRI, community nursery is raised and farmers are provided conoweeders and markers on 90% subsidy.
In year , conoweeders and markers were provided to farmers. This year also conoweeders and markers will be provided.

44. Future Road map for higher production
100% Kharif under Ridge and Furrow- Ensuring coverage of whole kharif area (other than rice) under ridge-furrow method of sowing by providing lakh attachments in next 3 years. Promotion of raised bed planting method in Malwa Zone.
Major shift toward SRI- 40% of Paddy area (7 lakh ha) proposed to be brought under SRI with hybrid/Basmati during next 2 years. Use of Rice drum seeder will be promoted for line sowing.
State Innovation in Mustard and Wheat- Promotion of SWI in Wheat Crop & System of Root Intensification in Mustard Crop being promoted. Sharbati Wheat and Basmati Rice cultivation is being promoted for export purpose.
Summer Moong & Urad as third crop- 3 lakh ha command area proposed under Summer Moong & Urad as third crop. The area in the year was ha which has increased to in 44

45. Future Road map for higher production
Specific efforts will be followed to cover maximum area under green manuring and use of compost in next 3 years.
IPM and INM technology will be adopted in FFS and cluster based demonstration.
Seed replacement rate will be increased up to 30% by increasing seed production programme. Encouraging insect pest and disease resistant/ tolerant varieties. Varietal replacement and propagation of newer location specific HYVs.
Conversion of fallow land- 3 lakh ha Rabi fallow area to be converted to pulse cultivation through zero till technology. 10 lakh ha. area under broadcasting will be brought under line sowing by providing additional 25,000 seed cum fertilizer drills.
Access to Technology at village level- Assured Supply of minimum one Seed Treating Drum and one spiral grader to each village by 45

46. Future Road map for higher production
Every 10 village to have one custom hiring center in next 5 year. Mega Custom hiring center covering 5000 acres/center are also under way villages will be developed as Yantradoot Villages in next 5 years.
Mera Khet Meri Maati: This scheme has been launched by the state in which on farm, off farm and community activities Rs crores have been planned for next coming year will executed under MGNREGA.
Expansion in Irrigated Area- Govt. is committed to increase the area under irrigation by 4.23 lakh ha. through canal irrigation projects in next 2 years. IWM and cropping system approach will be followed to increase production and productivity.
Credit Expansion- Increasing Crop Loans through Cooperative Banks from Rs crores to Rs crores in (about 16% growth). This trend is to continue. 46

47. NFSM - IPM Demonstration47

48. Paddy Demonstration - SRI
SRI at Distt. Anuppur 48

49. WHEAT Cluster Demonstration Shri Parvat Singh, Distt. Guna49

50. DRIP IRRIGATION IN GRAM “AN INNOVATION”
Farmer - Shri Santosh
S/o ShrI Harinarayan
Village -Chhoti, District- Harda
Cell No
Method - Raised Bed (120 cm.)
Row - 90x90 cm ,
Plant -15x15 cm
Cultivar - Dollar (Bold Seed)
Seed rate Kg. /acre
Sowing - Dibbling method
Nutrient management through drip system (fertigation)
Yield q/ha. 50

51. Success Story – SRI in Mustard (System of Root Intensification in Mustard)
Shri Dilip Singh Gond
Village-Kachhwar, Block- Pali,
Dist.- Umaria (M.P.)
Area acre
Seed Rate g/acre
Row to Row Distance cm
Plant to Plant Distance - 90 cm
Weed Control - Hand weeding with Kudal & Conoweeder(2-3)
Production Qtl/acre.
Traditional Qtl/acre.
Cost of Cultivation - Rs /-
Total Income Rs /-
Net Income Rs /- 51

52. Success Story SWI (System of Root Intensification in Wheat)
Shri Bahadur Singh Gond,
Village-Kachhwar, Block- Karkeli,
Dist.- Umaria (M.P.)
Area acre
Seed Rate Kg/acre
Row to Row Distance cm
Plant to Plant Distance - 20 cm
Weed Control - Conoweeder(2-3)
Production Qtl/acre.
Traditional Qtl/acre.
Cost of Cultivation - Rs /-
Total Income Rs /-
Net Income Rs /- 52

53. SWI (System of Root Intensification in Wheat)53

54. Pod Development under Drip irrigated Arhar, Distt. Ratlam54

55. 0.11 Lakh Mt
Production Lakh Mt
3.60 Lakh Mt 55

56. SUMMER MOONG
Dist. Harda 56

57. Kanhaiyalal Balmukund, Village-Kharampura, Block-Tirla, Distt. Dhar57

58. Issues & Suggestions DEVELOPMENT
Assistance on purchase of Breeder seed and production of foundation and certified seed should be provided.
Breeding programme/ Research needed for wilt/disease resistant varieties of Kabuli gram & lentil.
Special procurement policy, export facilitation for chickpea and other promising varieties needed so as to sustain the gram production.
M.P. considerd as Basmati Rice growing state and Hon"ble High court of Chennai has given the virdict in Favour of state but APEDA has denied the production of Basmati rice as GI crop of M.P.
75% subsidy on micro irrigation system needed for chickpea states. 58

59. RESEARCH
Development of resistant or tolerant variety for Helicoverpa in pulses.
Development of multiple disease resistant varieties in all pulses.
Development of drought tolerance varieties in pulses.
Development of heat/low temperature tolerant varieties of chickpeas.
Breeding of early maturity rice varieties/hybrids. 59

60. Agriculture Commissioner Shri J. S
Agriculture Commissioner Shri J.S. Sandhu visiting Chickpea field with Director Agriculture and farmers 60

61. Krishi Karman Award 61

62. NATIONAL LEVEL HONOURS TO MADHYA PRADESH IN AGRICULTURE62

63. 63

64. NFSM - FUND AVAILABLE AND EXPENDITURE
Rs. in Crore

65. NFSM - Available & Expenditure fund status 2013-14
(Rs. In Lakh)
Crop
Allocation
Release
Balance ( )
Total Availability
Exp.
(Jan. 14)
Pulses
44.37
Rice
75.83
Wheat
207.18
A3P
55.59
Additional Area Pulses
0.00
12973
Total
382.97

66. Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojna, Madhya Pradesh
Over all status
(Rs. In crores)
Year
Allocation
Release
Expenditure
U/C submitted to GoI
Amount %
101.62
100
146.05
247.44
589.09
559.18
398.37
(Normal)
388.54
345.63
88.96
(Sub-Scheme)
59.59
59.49
99.83
448.13
407.61
90.95
(Normal)
434.79
217.39
192.52
170.52
78.43
110.36
58.86
52.91
49.99
84.93
545.15
276.25
245.43
220.52
79.82 66

67. Conditions imposed by GoI Details of Ucs sent to GoI
Status of Submission of U/C for getting remaining installment under RKVY in the year
Conditions imposed by GoI
Details of Ucs sent to GoI
% as per last U/C
The utilization certificate for the total release of Rs crores during be sent to GoI
377.35
&
387.79
387.98
398.37
100.00
The utilization certificate for the total release of Rs crores during be sent to GoI OR U/C should be sent for atleast 90% of total release.
232.81
306.66
368.34
378.76
405-12
407.61
90.96
The total release of Rs crores during U/C should be sent for atleast 60% of total release.
80.19
151.29
210-97
220.52
79.83

68. Thanks 68

69. Rainfall position 2013(30-09-2013)
Item
No.
DISTRICTS
EXCESS RAINFALL
(+20% & Above) 42
JABALPUR, SAGAR, INDORE, BETUL, BURHANPUR, GUNA, DAMOH, RAJGARH, HARDA, KHANDWA, SHIVPURI, VIDISHA, NARSINGHPUR, JHABUA, HOSHANGABAD,SHAJAPUR,AAGAR, ASHOKNAGAR, ALIRAJPUR, SEONI, BHIND; NEEMUCH, PANNA, UJJAIN, DEWAS, MORENA, CHHINDWADA, RAISEN, TIKAMGARH, CHHATARPUR, RATLAM, MANDSAUR, MANDLA, SEHORE,DHAR, BHOPAL, DATIA, REWA, KATNI, SATNA, BARWANI, KHARGONE.
NORMAL RAINFALL
(+19% to –19%) 9
SHEOPURKALA, GWALIOR, SIDHI, SHAHDOL, ANUPPUR, BALAGHAT, DINDORI, SINGROLI, UMARIA .
NORMAL RAINFALL OF STATE (mm)
938.4
ACTUAL RAINFALL OF STATE (mm)
1277.1
% FROM NORMAL
+36%

71. Sharbati Wheat for M.P. Durum Wheat for M.P. Rainfed : 1. C-306 2.
Sujata 3.
HI-1500(Amrita) 4.
HI-1531(Harshita) 5.
HD-2987(Pusa Bahar) 6.
HW-2004(Amar)
Irrigated 7.
HI-1418(Naveen Chandowsi) 8.
HI-1479(Swarna) 9.
HI-1544(Poorna)
Durum Wheat for M.P.
Irrigated Timely Sown :
Malav Shakti (HI-8498)
Poshan (HI 8663)
MPO-1106(Sudha)
MPO-1215
Malav Kriti(HI-8627)
Malav Ratna (HD-4672)

72. Production of Major Kharif crops 2013(est.)