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NATIONAL CONFERENCE on RABI campaign on RABI campaign
2008 - 20092008 - 200924 – 2524 – 25thth September/2008 September/2008
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUREARUNACHAL PRADESH
A brief presentation on status of Agriculture activities
A. ARUNACHAL PRADESH AT A GLANCEARUNACHAL PRADESH AT A GLANCE
1. Geographical area : 83,743 Sq. Km.2. Population (2001) : 10,97,968
a) Male : 579941b) Female : 518027
3. Literacy : 54.7%4. Districts : 165. Blocks : 896. village : 36497. Major Crops
a) Agriculture : Rice, Maize, Millet, Potato Ginger, Mustard
b) Horticulture : Pineapple, Apple, Kiwi, Mandarine, Orange, Nuts,Large cardamom.
8. Cropping Intensity : 129%9. Consumption of Fertilizer : 3.42 Kg./Hect.
10. Consumption of Agro chemicals : 0.08Kg./Hect
SHARE OF ECONOMIC SECTORS IN GSDP OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH(2003-04)
26%
12%
18%5%
4%
6%
20%
3%
2%4%
Agriculture Other services Public administration
Banking,Insurance etc. Trade,Hotel &restaurant Transport & Communication
Construction,Gas etc. Manufacturing Fishing,Mining etc.
Forestry,logging
B.B. KHARIF ASSESSMENT: 2008KHARIF ASSESSMENT: 2008
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Crop Area (in 000’ Hect.) Production (in 000’ Tones)
Target Likely Achievement
Target Likely Achievement
I. CEREAL CROPS
a) Rice / Paddy 128.000 124.500 265.000 255.000
b) Maize 38.000 37.500 52.500 50.500
c) Millet 23.200 22.500 22.000 20.500
TOTAL CEREALS:- 189.200 184.500 339.500 326.00
II. PULSES:-
a) Black-gram 0.650 0.635 0.555 0.528
b) Moong 0.820 0.800 0.720 0.685
c) Pea 0.308 0.300 0.500 0.475
d) Arhar 0.550 0.530 0.510 0.485
e) Rajma 1.275 1.258 1.500 1.460
f) Other local Pulses 0.397 0.327 0.315 0.267
TOTAL PULSES:- 4.000 3.850 4.100 3.900
TOTAL CEREALS:- 193.200 188.350 348.600 329.900
KHARIF ASSESSMENT: 2008KHARIF ASSESSMENT: 2008
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Crop Area (in 000’ Hect.) Production (in 000’ Tones)
Target Likely Achievement
Target Likely Achievement
III. OILSEEDS:-
a) Soya bean 2.620 2.620 3.500 3.000
b) Sesamum 1.075 1.075 1.020 0.950
c) Groundnut 0.515 0.515 0.470 0.450
d) Sun-flower 0.415 0.415 0.335 0.322
e) Other local Oilseeds 0.375 0.375 0.375 0.335
TOTAL OILSEEDS:- 5.000 5.000 5.700 5.055
IV. OTHER COMMERCIAL CROPS:-
a) Potato 1.000 1.000 8.000 7.500
b) Ginger 6.535 6.400 50.000 48.000
c) Turmeric 0.565 0.565 2.200 2.200
d) Chilly 1.000 1.000 1.600 1.600
e) Sugarcane 1.250 1.250 23.000 23.000
f) Vegetables 5.000 5.000 21.500 21.500
RABI PROSPECT: 2008 - 2009RABI PROSPECT: 2008 - 2009
Sl. No. Crops Area
(in 000’ Hect.)
Production
(in 000’ MT.)
I. CEREAL CROPS
a) Maize 11.000 15.500
b) Wheat 3.250 5.500
TOTAL CEREALS:- 14.250 21.000
II. PULSES:-
a) Black-gram 0.580 0.530
b) Pea 3.450 4.100
c) Lentil 0.280 0.195
d) Other local pulses 0.470 0.575
TOTAL PULSES:- 5.050 5.400
III. OILSEEDS:-
a) Mustard 26.200 25.300
IV. a) Potato 3.320 27.000
b) Chilly 1.475 3.600
c) Vegetables (Seasonal) 16.500 70.500
C.C. SEEDSSEEDS
REQUIREMNT & AVAILABILITY OF CERTIFIED SEEDS FOR RABI: 2008 – 09REQUIREMNT & AVAILABILITY OF CERTIFIED SEEDS FOR RABI: 2008 – 09..
(in Qtls.) (in Qtls.)
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Crops Variety Require-
ment
Source of availability Total Surplus/
DeficitDOA Pvt. Company
NSC SFCI Other State
Agency
Other outside Agency
1. Wheat Sonalika/ Nirmal-139
Sonali
HD-2404
K- 88
500
300
100
100
--
--
--
--
400
250
100
50
100
50
--
50
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
500
300
100
100
Nil
SUB TOTAL:- 1000 -- 800 200 -- -- -- 1000
II. Mustard / Toria
M-27
Varuna
B-9
450
350
100
150
50
--
150
200
50
150
100
50
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
450
350
100
Nil
SUB TOTAL:- 900 200 400 300 -- -- -- 900
III. Pea Rachhna
Arkel
B/Ville
400
250
150
--
--
--
300
200
100
100
50
50
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
400
250
150
Nil
SUB TOTAL:- 800 -- 600 200 -- -- -- 800
REQUIREMNT & AVAILABILITY OF CERTIFIED SEEDS FOR RABI: 2008 – 2009.REQUIREMNT & AVAILABILITY OF CERTIFIED SEEDS FOR RABI: 2008 – 2009.
(in Qtls.) (in Qtls.)
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Crops Variety Require-
ment
Source of availability Total Surplus/
DeficitDOA Pvt. Company
NSC SFCI Other State
Agency
Other outside Agency
1V. Rabi Maize G-5, G-11
Deccan-103 / Nirmal-51, Kanchan
150
200
50
--
--
--
100
150
50
50
50
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
150
200
50
Nil
SUB TOTAL:- 400 -- 300 100 -- -- -- 400
V. Black-gram T- 9,
NLU-7
300 -- 300 -- -- -- -- 300 Nil
SUB TOTAL:- 300 -- 300 -- -- -- -- 300
VI. Other Rabi crops
Lentil, Linseed, Barley, Gram, Sunfloweretc.
250 -- 250 -- -- -- -- 250 Nil
SUB TOTAL:- 250 -- 250 -- -- -- -- 250
GRAND TOTAL:- 3650 200 2650 800 -- -- -- 3650 Nil
The seed requirement during the Rabi: 2008 is increased by 12.37% from the level of utilization during Rabi: 2007.
SEED TREATMENT AND TESTINGSEED TREATMENT AND TESTING
Area brought under seed treatment during 2007 – 08 : 8,500 Hect.
Target Area to bring under Seed treatment during 2008 – 09 : 12,000 Hect.
(Kharif: 6,000 Hect.,
Rabi: 6,000 Hect.)
Seed testing intake capacity annually : 5000 samples
Seed tested during 2007 – 2008 : 4200 Nos. (84%)
Seed Tested from 01st April/2008 to 31st August/08 : 3500 Nos. (70%)
SEED REPLACEMENT RATE (SRR)SEED REPLACEMENT RATE (SRR)
Crop SRR ( %) 2007- 08 2008- 09 (T)
Paddy 8.00 8.22Maize 9.42 9.90Soya bean 68.57 65.22Arhar 68.96 67.11Black-gram 38.46 37.68Wheat 21.50 21.15Pea 29.07 28.12Mustard / Toria 31.14 30.00
D.D. FERTILIZERSFERTILIZERS
(i) (i) Fertilizer availability:Fertilizer availability:
Fertilizer supply plan already discussed in details and allocation is finalized in the Zonal Conference held at Kohima on 08.09.2008.
Requirement for Rabi 2008 – 09:-Requirement for Rabi 2008 – 09:-i) Urea : 400 MT.ii) DAP : 300 MT. Supplying agencies are also finalized.iii) SSP : 200 MT.iv) MOP : 100 MT.
The requirement of Chemical fertilizer is higher by 8.6% than the consumption during last Rabi: 2007.
Efforts are continued to bring N:P:K Ratio in the level of 4:2:1 from the level of 6:3:1 in the last year. Subsidy against Nitrogenous fertilizer is reduced by 20% in the year 2008 – 09.
(ii) (ii) Integrated Nutrient Management (INM):Integrated Nutrient Management (INM):
Production of 4,000 Qtl. Of enriched compost and 400 Qtl. of vermi compost through Govt. agency for distribution to farmers on 100% subsidy Production of 4,000 Qtl. Of enriched compost and 400 Qtl. of vermi compost through Govt. agency for distribution to farmers on 100% subsidy rate.rate.
80 Nos. of vermi compost units are already establishment during 2007 – 08 at Block level covering 86 Blocks of the State.80 Nos. of vermi compost units are already establishment during 2007 – 08 at Block level covering 86 Blocks of the State.
200 Qtl. Of green manure seed is being distributed during 2008 – 09.200 Qtl. Of green manure seed is being distributed during 2008 – 09.
Technical guideline rendered for vermi composting.Technical guideline rendered for vermi composting.
Significant impact on soil productivity observation.Significant impact on soil productivity observation.
E.E. MARKETINGMARKETING
a) Present status and future requirement:-
Sl. No. Particulars Present status Future requirement
01. Whole sale Market 06 Nos. at Tezu, Itanagar, Ziro and Bomdila
05 Nos. at Miao, Bordumsa, Namsai, Aalo and Kimin
02. Rural Primary Market 20 Nos. 35 Nos.
03. State grading Laboratory 02 Nos. 04 Nos. at Miao, Roing, Bomdila and Ziro
04. Cold Storage 01 No. completed
03 Nos. under construction
02 Nos.
05. Cold room facility -- 02 Nos.
06. Fruit pulping unit -- 01 No.
07. Rice Mill- 4 MT. capacity -- 02 Nos.
08. Refrigerating van -- 03 Nos.
09. Oil extraction Mill (1.5 MT. capacity
-- 01 No.
10. Storage godown 10,000 MT. already created2,000 MT. in the process of
construction
30,000 MT.
11. Grading & packing unit of fruits
01 No. (to be constructed
in the current year)
02 Nos.
12. Notified APMC 14 Nos. (Functional) 02 Nos.
F.F. BEST PRACTICES ADOPTED BY THE STATEBEST PRACTICES ADOPTED BY THE STATE
Higher SRR – 8% in Paddy.
Seed treatment campaign through ATMA programme.
Integrated nutrient management (INM) with special focus on anionic micronutrient and Zinc in some areas where deficiency noticed.
Popularizing Integrated Pest Management (IPM) concept.
Encouraging Organic farming by popularizing organic and biofertilizers in the areas where farming practice is traditionally organic.
Awareness and sensitization through print & electronic media about developing Agro-eco tourism.
Inter-district / State exposure visit of farmers, Kisan Mela, Farmers-scientist interaction under ATMA programmes.
SRO technology introduced from Kharif: 2008.
G.G. NATIONAL FOOD SECURITY MISSIONNATIONAL FOOD SECURITY MISSION
Rice is the staple food of Arunachal Pradesh.
Due to low productivity and recurrent natural calamities there has been food deficit necessitating import of huge quantity of PDS rice.
Anticipated food position in terms of Rice during 2008 – 2009 is as under:-
Total Rice (Paddy) requirement : 2,31,883 MT.
Anticipated Production : 1,65,750 MT.
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Likely deficit : 66,133 MT.
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In order to reduce the anticipated Rice deficit, it is necessary to enhance area and productivity of Rice.
Inclusion of at least 3 major Rice growing Districts viz. East Siang, Lohit and Changlang in the National Food Security Mission may be considered by the GOI.
H.H. RASHTRIYA KRISHI VIKASH YOJANA (RKVY)RASHTRIYA KRISHI VIKASH YOJANA (RKVY)
As per the National Development Council (NDC) meeting held on 29 th May/2008 and the notification of the Planning Commission, Govt. of India, ‘RASHTRIYA KRISHI VIKASH YOJANA (RKVY)’RASHTRIYA KRISHI VIKASH YOJANA (RKVY)’ programme was launched in Arunachal Pradesh during November/2007. Accordingly, the following activities have been initiated by the State Govt. as per the programme provision under RKVY to implement the programme.
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Activities / Items Progress (As on 31st July/2008)
Administrative arrangement
State level District level
01. Nodal Department Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture
02. State Nodal Agency Department of Agriculture Office of District Agriculture Officer
03. State Nodal Officer Department of Agriculture District Agriculture Officer
04. Immediate Officer-in-charge Deputy Director (Agril. Information) Department of Agriculture
05. Supporting Officer Senior Technical Assistant Dub-Divisional Agriculture Officer / Agriculture Development Officer
06. Total number and name of the District in the State
16 (Sixteen Districts):- Tawang, West Kameng, East Kameng, West Siang, East Siang, Upper Siang, Kurung Kumey, Lower Subansiri, Upper Subansiri, Papum Pare, Dibang Valley, Lower Dibang Valley, Lohit, Tirap, Changlang & Anjaw
07. Total number of Districts for which funds are provided by the Planning Commission for preparation of District Agriculture Plans and total fund provided so far
For all 16 (Sixteen) Districts, the Planning Commission, Govt. of India
has provided fund of Rs.1.60 Crore @ Rs.10.00 lakh per District for the preparation of District Agriculture Plans (DAP).
08. Constitution of District Planning Committee
District Planning Committee (DPC) already constituted for all the 16 (Sixteen) Districts of the State.
Sl. No. Activities / Items Progress (As on 31st July/2008)
09 Name of consultancy Agency for preparation of District Agriculture Plans (DAP’s) under Rashtriya Krishi Vikash Vojana (RKVY).
National Institute of Rural Development (NIRD), North -Eastern Regional Centre, Guwahati has been assigned vide their acceptance letter NO.96/2008-09/ D/ MISC/2153, dated 26/06/2008.
10. Status of formulation of District Agricultural Plans (DAPs)
District Planning Committee (DRP) already constituted for all the 16 (Sixteen) Districts of the State. The National Institute of Rural Development (NIRD), North-Eastern Regional Centre, Guwahati has been assigned for the preparation of Comprehensive District Agricultural Plans
(C-DAP) and field works already started from the 1st week of September/2008. The proposal for Rs.1.60 Crore @ Rs.10.00 lakh per District is under submission to the Finance Department for concurrence.
11.. Up dated financial ad physical performance of project-wise under Stream-I of RKVY during 2007 – 08.
The preparation of the project proposals have already completed and compiled to place before the State Level Sanctioning Committee (SLSC) and process for obtaining sanction from SLSC is in progress. So there is no achievement in physical and financial term under Stream-I of RKVY during 2007 – 08. Projects will be implemented immediately, the proposed amount of Rs.95.00 lakh (Rupees Ninety five lakhs) only is sanctioned by the SLSC.
12. The projects / schemes that have been implemented with Stream-II funds of RKVY during 2007 – 08.
1) Agriculture Department:- The project/ Scheme that have
been strengthened under Stream-II of RKVY was on
manure and fertilizers as under:-
a) Urea : 105 MT. for Rs.5,07,150/-
b) DAP : 101 MT. for Rs.9,44,350/-
c) MOP : 110 MT. for Rs.5,01,050/-
d) TPT : L/S for Rs. 4,740/-
TOTAL:- Rs.20,00,000/-
(Rupees Twenty lakh) only.
Sl. No. Activities / Items Progress (As on 31st July/2008)
12. The projects / schemes that have been implemented with Stream-II funds of RKVY during 2007 – 08.
2) Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Department:-
a) Purchase of cream separator : 84 Nos. for Rs.1.00 lakh
b) Handulin milk cane : 80 Nos. for Rs.2.32 lakh
c) Electric motor & generator : 1 set for Rs.0.88 lakh
d) Fat testing machine with : 1 set for Rs.0.80 lakh
accessories ________________________
TOTAL:- Rs.5.00 lakh
(Rupees Five lakh) only.
3) Horticulture Department:-
a) Purchase of Horticulture training equipment : Rs.5.00 lakh
(for Horticulture Training Centre, Dirang)
(Rupees Five lakh) only.
Grand Total of 1+2+3 = Rs.20.00 lakh + Rs.5.00 lakh + Rs.5.00 lakh = Rs.30.00 lakh
(Rupees Thirty lakh) only.
13. State Level Sanctioning Committee (SLSC) meeting.
Under process to hold shortly.
14. Constitution of a Committee under the Chairmanship of Agriculture Production Commissioner.
The required Committee will be constituted as soon as the implementation of the proposed projects under Stream-I of Rashtriya Krishi Vikash Vojana (RKVY) and preparation of DAPs starts.
15. Submission of District Agricultural Plan (DAP)
Expected to submit by January/2009.
I. EXTENSION
The CSS on EXTENSION REFORMS is being implemented in Arunachal Pradesh since 2005-06 through the following institutional arrangements.
STATE LEVEL : Inter Departmental Working Group (IDWG)Chairman : Secretary, AgricultureSecretary : Director, AgricultureSNO : Deputy Director, AgricultureSAMETI : Director, SAMETI, Pasighat
DISTRICT LEVELATMA : 7 Nos. (existing)
: 9 Nos. (New) from 2007 – 08
Existing ATMA New ATMALocation District Location District
SALARI West Kameng TAWANG TawangYUPIA Papum Pare SEPPA East KamengZIRO Lower Subansiri KOLORIANG Kurung Kumey
PASIGHAT East Siang DAPORIJO Upper Subansiri
ROING Lower Dibang Valley AALO West SiangKHEREM Lohit YINGKIONG Upper SiangKHONSA Tirap ANINI Dibang Valley
HAYULIANG AnjawCHANGLANG Changlang
ATMA ACTIVITIES DURING KHARIF- 2008ATMA ACTIVITIES DURING KHARIF- 2008
SREP : 9 Nos. draft SREP in respect of new ATMA districts already prepared and awaiting for vetting by MANAGE. Likely to be completed by 1st
week of November/2008
District level BTT Training : 57 Nos. conducted in the new ATMA district.
District level farmers’ Training : 27 Nos. conducted in the new ATMA district
District level Exhibitions : 9 Nos.
Inter District Exposure Visits : 9 Nos. 114 farmers(2 from each block)
Farm School : 28 Nos. ( 1 in each block of 7 old ATMA district)
Demonstration : 560 in progress in 7 old ATMA district
Farmers’ Training : 112 Nos. in progress in 7 old ATMA district
Equipments : 9 Nos. each of Computer with accessories, Photo-copier, UPS etc . provided to new ATMAs
3rd Party M & E : Assigned to AFC, Kolkata in progress.
FINANCIAL FINANCIAL ACHIEVEMENTS DURING KHARIF- 2008 DURING KHARIF- 2008
Approved SEWP2007 - 08 : 330.11 lakhs GOI’s 90% share : 297.11 lakhs State share : 33.00 lakhs GOI release : 142.25 lakhs State’s release : 33.00 lakhsTotal release during 2007 - 2008 : 175.25 lakhs
UTILIZATION State Govt. concurrence up to 31/03/2008 : 87.68 lakh Unspent amount of 2007-08 : 87.57 lakh ( Concurred recently by State Govt. and utilization is in progress. Likely to be completed
shortly)
SECTOR WISE PARTICIPATION IN ATMA PROGRAMME (2006-07)
52%
26%
8%
10%4%
AGRICULTURE HORTICULTURE AH&VETY FISHERY SERICULTURE
Integrated farming system approach is being accorded priority.
Sectoral participation of AH & Vety, Fishery, Horticulture and Sericulture has a rising trend in ATMA activities as is evident from the above Pie chart.
Livestock sector participation shows a steep rise from 10% in 2006-07 to 20% during 2007-08.
Fishery sector also has shown a significant increase in participation from 10% to 17% during 2007-08.
SECTOR WISE PARTICIPATION IN ATMA ACTIVITIES DURING 2007-08
31%
26%
20%
17%
6%
AGRICULTURE HORTICULTURE AH & VETERINARY
FISHERIES SERICULTURE
J.J. ANY OTHER ISSUE OF IMPORTANCEANY OTHER ISSUE OF IMPORTANCE
Additional allocation of fund to the tune of minimum Rs.1.00 Crore is required under Macro Management against Farm Mechanization programme due to increase in demand of equipments and Machineries especially by women and small farmers.
Assistance for strengthening of State Govt. Seed Farms on account of fencing, Machineries and equipments and irrigation.
Establishment of one Bio-control Laboratory for eastern Arunachal.
100% assistance for engagement of Organic certification Agency for group and individual certification.
Assistance for the construction of laboratory building to set up new Quality Control Laboratory in eastern part of the State due to financial hardship with State.
Special assistance for a Kisan Ghar (Farmers’ Hostel) at State capital.
Complete assistance for setting up Electronic Monitoring System (EMS) cell at Directorate of Agriculture. (Computer peripherals, software and hardware, system up gradation along with required manpower).
Assistance for strengthening of market infrastructure.
HOLY PARSURAM KUND
