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Action Plan 2011-12, Zone VIII, Bangalore 1

ZONAL PROJECT DIRECTORATE – ZONE VIII BANGALORE

PROFORMA FOR ACTION PLAN OF KVKS IN ZONE VIII FOR T HE YEAR 2011-12

I. General information about the Krishi Vigyan Kendra 1. Name and address of KVK with Phone, Fax and

e-mail : KRISHI VIGYAN KENDRA

Main Agri. Research Station, UAS Campus, P.B. No. 329 R A I C H U R – 584 102 Karnataka Phone : 08532-220196 Fax : - 220193 e-mail : [email protected]

2. Name and address of host organization with Phone, Fax and e-mail

: The Vice Chancellor University of Agricultural Sciences, Raichur -584 102 Cell: 9480696300 Phone: 08532- 221444 (O) Fax: 08532- 220444 (O) Phone: 08532- 221411 (R)

3. Name of the Programme Coordinator Residence Phone Number/ Mobile No.

: Dr. A. R. Kurubar Phone No. 08532 - 220195 (R) Mobile No. 9480696314

4. Year of sanction : December 1994 5. Year of start of activities : December 1994 6. Major farming systems/enterprises : Rainfed & irrigated situations

Agriculture, Horticulture & allied Enterprises 7. Name of agro-climatic zone : Zone-II, North-Eastern Dry Zone 8. Soil type : Black, Red & Sandy to sandy loam 9. Annual rainfall (mm) : 621.00


II. Staff Strength as on 01-02-2011:

Programme Coordinator

Subject Matter

Specialists

Programme Assistant

Administrative Staff

Auxiliary Staff

Supporting Staff Total

Sanctioned 01 06 03 02 02 02 16

Filled 01 06 03 02 02 02 16

Vacant - - - - - - - III. Details of staff as on 01-02-2011 Sl. No.

Sanctioned post Name of the incumbent Discipline Existing Pay scale

Number in which directly associated in the proposed programmes

Date of joining

Permanent /

Temp No. of

technologies to be assessed

/ refined

FLDs Training Programmes

Extension Programmes

1 Programme Coordinator

Dr. A.R.Kurubar Horticulture 12000-18300

- 2 07 250 20-12-1995 P

2 Subject Matter Specialist

A.M.Benki Ag. Extension 10000-15200

- 5 08 100 06-05-2002 P


Dr. S.R. Balanagoudar Soil Science 8000-13500

2 2 11 120 23-01-2006 P


Dr. Vijaykumar Ghante Ag. Entomology 8000-13500

3 2 08 75 19-11-2008 P


Sri. Mohan Chavan Agronomy 8000-13500

2 5 19 100 23-01-2009 P


Dr.(Smt) M. R. Kammar Home science 8000-13500

2 4 12 110 21-02-2009 P


Dr. Pralhad Animal Science 8000-13500

1 5 27 130 27-11-2009 P

8 Programme Assistant

Dr. Ashok Surwenshi Soil Science 5500-9000

- - - - 28-01-2010 P


Sl. No.

Sanctioned post Name of the incumbent Discipline Existing Pay scale

Number in which directly associated in the proposed programmes

Date of joining

Permanent /

Temp No. of

technologies to be assessed

/ refined

FLDs Training Programmes

Extension Programmes

9 Computer Programmer

Sri. C. N. Kotabagi Computer 5500-9000

NOT APPLICABLE

13-02-2009 P

10 Farm Manager Ms. Anita Farm Manager 5500-9000

06-03-2009 P

11 Accountant/Superintendent

Hanumesh R. H Assistant 8000-14800

27-11-2009 P

12 Stenographer Abdul Lateef Junior Steno 8000-14800

25-09-2009 P

13 Driver 1 Khaja M Driver H.V 7275-13850

04-01-2006 P

14 Driver 2 Eshappa Askihal Driver 7275-13850

06-02-1999 P

15 Supporting staff 1

Smt. Hanumanti Tayappa

Attender 5200 - 8200

04-01-1995 P

16 Supporting staff 2

Siddanna B Cook 6250-12000

02-01-2006 P

* Pay Scale based on existing norms


IV. Plan of Human Resource Development of KVK personnel during 2011-12 Sl. No

Discipline Area of training required

Institution where training is offered

Organization

Justification Highlight on Future programmes to be planned after training

Approx .(days)

Training fee (Rs.)

1 Soil science Management of salt affected soils

CSSRI, Karnal Hariyana

- To manage soil health in command area

Soil health campaigns 21 -

2 Plant Protection Detection of Bt transgenics

CICR, Nagpur - A better knowledge on detection of Bt transgenics will help to differentiate between Bt and non-Bt versions and hence complaint handling on pest infestation will be easy.

Field complaints associated with Bt cotton for pest attack will be attended and also same training will be passed on to extension personel of the Agril.Department

4

3 Horticulture Advances in water and Nutrient Management in arid Horticultural Crops

Central Institute for Arid Horticulture, Beechwal, Bikaner, Rajasthan

- Efficient utilization of water and nutrients in horticultural crops

FLDs, Trainings 21

4 Extension Human resource management

NAARM, Hyderabad

- Capacity building of extension personnel

Trainings 21

5 Home Science Fruits and vegetable processing

UAS, Bangalore - There is need to create awareness on value addition

Trainings 21

6 Agronomy Advances in Remote Sensing, GIS and GPS Applications in Watershed Management

CRIDA - Updation of knowledge Trainings 21

7 Animal science Advanced training in animal nutrition

NIANP, Bangalore

- To enhance the milk productivity Trainings, FLDs 21


V. Infrastructure i) Land

Total Area (ha) Area Cultivated (ha) Area occupied by buildings and roads (ha)

Area with demonstration units (ha)

20 6 ha 660 Sq. Mts. -

ii) Buildings

Admn. Building Trainees Hostel Staff Quarters Demonstration Unit Plinth area (m2)

Cost (Rs. in lakhs)

Year Plinth area (m2)

Cost (Rs. in lakhs)

Year Plinth area (m2)

Cost (Rs. in lakhs)

Year No. Plinth area (m2)

Cost (Rs. in lakhs)

660 34.0 1998 300 45.0 2009 630x6 25.27 2005 - - - iii) Vehicles

Type of vehicle Model Actual cost (Rs.) Total kms. Run Present status Bolero SLX 2011 7,43,346 3165 Good Tractor (TAFE) 1999 3.37 7720 hrs. Good

Motor bike (Bajaj CT-100) 2005 0.40 24325 Good Motor bike (Hero Honda passion plus)

2009 0.50 5260 Good

iv) Equipments and AV aids

Sl. No.

Name of Equipments Date of purchase Cost (Rs.in lakhs) Present status

1 Over Head Projector 1999 26,000 Good

2 Slide Projector 1999 34,500 Good

3 Computer 2000 95,000 Good

4 TV 2002 20,000 Good

5 Fax Machine 2004 12,685 Good

6 PA System 2004 31,025 Good

7 Computer 2006 39,216 Good

8 Digital Camera 2004 19,980 Good


VI. Details of SAC meeting conducted during 2010-11 Sl. No

Major recommendations of SACs which are to be implemented during 2010-11

1 Date of Conduct 31/05/2010 To incorporate farmer’s page on the website To Prepare soil map from the samples analyzed in the KVK so far Increase the number of demonstration under farm mechanizations including paddy transplanting, KVK to identify the beneficiaries and

collaborate with CAE, Raichur Organize more number of infertility camps and vaccination camps for cattle Make a mention of role played by NGO’s while presenting the workdone report at SAC Meeting of KVK To circulate KVK’s e-news letter to NGOs Bring out (publish) the booklet on the facilities available in different department for the benefit of farmers within a month Provide technical guidance for the micronutrient management in groundnut demonstration conducted by seed unit To take up demonstration on redgram transplantation at two locations with irrigation facility on BSMR-736 variety Send SMS to press reporters for wider publicity Invite the bank persons as resource person for training in order to impart Knowledge on marketing To include newly released varieties for the demonstration Increase vocational trainings for rural woman and youth , to increase method demonstration in on campus trainings and also to increase the

number of conventions scientist farmer interactions Prepare folder on new pesticides and this formulation

Sl. No. Name of Equipments Date of purchase Cost (Rs.in lakhs) Present status

9 Laptop 2006 45,000 Good

10 LCD projector 2006 57,188 Good

11 Fax machine (SCx-452) 2009 00.15 Good

12 Laser printer-Lexmark 2009 00.15 Good

13 LCD Motorized 2009 00.24 Good

14 Photo copier(Toshiba) 2009 00.61 Good

15 Hi-tech LCD projector 2009 00.41 Good

16 Computer chair and table 2009 00.06 Good

17 Sony Handy Cam 2009 1.84 Good

18 Power sprayer 2010 00.16 Good


Sl. No

Major recommendations of SACs which are to be implemented during 2010-11

To take up one IFS farmers and work with him for 3 years To establish at least one demo unit at KVK To submit the information on the important events conducted at the KVK along with action photographs , Update the KIOSKS of the district To conduct on campus training minimum for three days To document farmers innovations VII. Planning of SAC during 2011-12 Sl. No

Date planned for conducting SAC meeting during 2011-12

01 June 2011 02 January 2012 VIII. Plan of Work for 2011-12 1. Operational areas details for 2011-12

Sl. No.

Taluk Blocks/groups of villages

Major crops & enterprises being

practiced

Major problems identified Identified thrust areas

Existing / New

Please State without fail

If existing from which

year Please state

1. Deodurg Arakera Cotton • Imbalanced & untimely fertilizer application

• Cotton reddening

INM Existing 2007-08

2. Deodurg Koppar Paddy • Loss of soil health ICM Existing 2007-08 3. Raichur Yargera Sorghum • Low yielding varieties and

Moisture stress Popularization of HYV

Existing 2010-11

4. Deodurg Deodurg Fox Tail Millet • Use of local varieties • Low yield

Popularization of HYV

New -

5. Lingasugur Pamanakallur Bajra • Use of local seeds • local seeds marginal lands No. fertilizers

ICM Existing 2010-11

6. Deodurg Arakera Sunflower • Poor Nutrient management • Improper seed setting • Incidence of Diseases • Head borer problem



Sl. No.



practiced


Existing / New



year Please state

7. Raichur Matamari Groundnut • Use of low yielding varieties • Poor nutrient management


8.

Raichur Kalmala Mustard • Paddy followed paddy Alternate cropping

New -

9.

Manvi Kurdi Sesamum • Low yield due to local seeds


New -

10. Raichur Chandrabanda Castor • Use of local seeds • Cultivation on marginal lands

• No. of plant protection measures

Delayed and thick sowing

ICM New -

11. Raichur Devasugur Redgram • Lack of improved variety • Improper Nutrient Management

• Pod borer Problem Disease menace (Wilt)


12. Lingasugur Pamanakallur Bengalgram • Non use of improved variety seeds

• Nutrient management Diseases

• Pod borer


13. Manvi Sirvar Chilli Pest and diseases IPM Existing 2010-11 14. Raichur Raichur Brinjal Pest IPM Existing 2010-11 15. Raichur Chandrabanda Tomato High seed cost Popularization

of HYV New

16. Raichur Chandrabanda Sweet orange • Secondary & micro nutrient deficiency



Sl. No.



practiced


Existing / New



year Please state

17. Raichur Kalmala Goat • Imbalance in rumen microflora leading to decreased growth rate

Nutritional management of livestock

Existing 2010-11

18. Deodurga Gabbur Sheep • Decreased growth rate because of endectoparasites

Disease Management

Existing 2010-11

19. Raichur/Manvi/ Deodurga

Kalmal/Kallur/ Arkera

Dairy • Calcium deficiency in lactating animals

• Low milk yield • Reduced palatability and

digestibility of fodder • Fodder Scarcity

Nutritional management

Existing New Existing New

2010-11 -

2010-11 -

20. Manvi Raichur Raichur Deodurga

Gandinni/Sirvar Raichur Mattamari Arkera/Koppar

Rice husk cook stove

• Farm women not using rice husk which is freely available

Fuel saving devices

Existing 2010-11

Lime • Difficulty in lime harvesting due to thorns

Drudgery saving devices

New -

Groundnut • Manual shelling consumes time

Drudgery reducing devices

Existing 2010-11

Millets • Lack of awareness on different recipes of minor millets

Value addition to minor millets

New -


2. Details of thrust areas under which interventions are planned for 2011-12 A.Crops

Thrust areas Crops to be covered Interventions planned

INM Groundnut OFT on Micronutrient management in groundnut INM Groundnut FLD on INM ICM Sunflower FLD on ICM Alternate cropping Mustard FLD on Introduction of mustard in paddy field Popularization of HYV Sesamum FLD on Popularization of HYV Popularization of HYV Castor FLD on Popularization of HYV Plant protection Paddy OFT on Plant protection INM Paddy OFT on INM ICM Paddy FLD on ICM Nutrient management Sorghum OFT on Nutrient management Popularization of HYV Sorghum FLD on Popularization of HYV Popularization of HYV Fox Tail Millet FLD on Popularization of new varieties ICM Bajra FLD on ICM Pest and disease management Redgram OFT on Plant protection ICM Redgram FLD on ICM ICM Bengalgram FLD on ICM Nutrient management Bengalgram OFT on Nutrient management Pest and disease management Chilli OFT on Plant protection IPM Chilli FLD on IPM Improper pest management Brinjal FLD on IPM Micro nutrient management Sweet orange FLD on Nutrient management Popularization of HYV Tomato FLD on Popularization of HYV Plant protection Tomato OFT on Plant protection


B. Livestock, poultry, fisheries

Thrust areas Livestock/ poultry / fisheries to be covered

Interventions planned

1. Nutritional management of livestock Goat FLD on Use of probiotics as growth promoter in kids

2. Disease Management Sheep FLD on Use of closantal against endectoparasites in Sheep

3. Nutritional management Dairy OFT on Use of special feed pellets for calcium supplementation in lactating dairy animals

4. Nutritional management Dairy FLD on Popularization of fodder crops 5. Nutritional management Dairy FLD on Popularization of urea molasses

licking blocks 6. Nutritional management Dairy FLD on Popularization of Azolla as animal

feed

C. Others

Thrust areas Interventions planned

Fuel saving devices FLD on Demonstration of rice husk stove Drudgery saving devices FLD on Demonstration of Lime harvester Drudgery reducing devices FLD on Demonstration of Ground decorticator Value addition to minor millets FLD on Value addition to minor millets Storage pest management in pulses OFT on Safe storage in pulses using herbal extracts Storage pest management in cereals OFT on Assessment of ITKS in storage pest management of rice


3.1. Abstract of Interventions Proposed Based On the Identified Problems during 2011-12

Crop/ Enterprise

Thrust area

Identified Problem Planned Interventions Title of technology

to be assessed under OFT

Title of technology

to be refined under OFT

Title of FLD Title of the

Training

Type of Extension activities

Details of technological

products produced and supplied

Groundnut INM • Use of low yielding varieties

• Poor nutrient mgt

- - INM ICM Group meeting and Field day , news coverage

-

INM • Poor nutrient management

Micronutrient mgt in groundnut

- - - - -

Sunflower ICM • Poor Nutrient management

• Improper seed setting

• Incidence of Diseases

• Head borer problem

- - ICM ICM Group meeting, Field day, popularization through TV and Radio

-

Mustard Alternate cropping

• Paddy followed paddy

- - Popularization of mustrard as alternate crop in paddy field

ICM Group meeting, training and news coverage

-

Sesamum Popularization of HYV

• Low yield due to local seeds

- - • Promotion of improved variety DSS-9

ICM Group meeting and Field day


Crop/

Enterprise

Thrust area

Identified Problem Planned Interventions Title of

technology to be assessed under OFT

Title of technology

to be refined under OFT

Title of FLD Title of the Training



products produced

and supplied Castor


• Use of local seeds • Cultivation on marginal lands

• No. of plant protection measures

• Delayed and thick sowing

- - Introduction of new Hybrid DCH-519/177

ICM Group meeting and popular articles

-

Cotton INM • Imbalanced & untimely fertilizer application


- - INM Production Technology (INM)

Group meeting and Field day, popular articles

-

Paddy Plant protection

• Indiscriminate and calendar based application of pesticides

Management of brown plant hopper

- - - Group meeting and convention,

-

INM • Low yield in Paddy

Nutrient management in paddy

- - - Group meeting and convention

ICM • Loss of soil health

- - ICM - Field day, Trainings and convention

-

Sorghum Nutrient mgt

• Low yield in Sorghum

Nutrient management

- - - Group meeting and convention

-


• Low yielding varieties and Moisture stress

- - Popularization of HYV JP1-5

Production technologies

Farmer meeting, Diagnostic field visits


Crop/ Enterprise

Thrust area

Identified Problem Planned Interventions

Title of technology

to be assessed

under OFT

Title of technology to

be refined under OFT




products produced

and supplied Bajra ICM • Use of local seeds

• local seeds marginal lands

• No. fertilizers

- - ICM


Group meeting and convention

-

Fox Tail Millet


Low yielding varieties

- - Popularization of HYV SIA-2644


Farmer meeting, Diagnostic field visits

-

Redgram Pest and disease mgt

Pest and diseases Management of Redgram podfly

- Pest and disease mgt in tur

Farmer meeting, Diagnostic field visits,

-

ICM • Lack of improved variety

• Improper Nutrient Management


- - ICM in redgram ICM in redgram

Field day, Group meeting, literature

-

Bengalgram ICM • Non use of improved variety seeds


• Pod borer

- - ICM in bengalgram

- Field day, Group meeting, literature, radio talk

-


Crop/

Enterprise

Thrust area Identified Problem

Planned Interventions Title of

technology to be assessed under OFT

Title of technology

to be refined

under OFT

Title of FLD

Title of the Training



products produced and

supplied Bengal gram

Nutrient management

Low yield

Study on role of foliar urea spray in Bengalgram production

- - - Group meeting, farmers convention

-

Chilli Pest and disease management

Pest and diseases Management of Chilli Thrips

IPM Pest and disease management in Chilli

Farmer meeting, Diagnostic field visits,Field days,

-

Brinjal Improper pest management

Pest - - IPM Pest and disease management in Brinjal

Farmer meeting, Diagnostic field visits, Field days,

-

Sweet orange

Micro nutrient management

• Secondary & micro nutrient deficiency

- - Role of micro nutrients and their use in sweet orange

Role of micro nutrients and their use in sweet orange

Field visits, group meeting, farmers convention

-

Tomato Popularization of HYV

• High seed cost - - Popularization of New variety-PTR-6

Cultivation practices

Field visits, group meeting, farmers convention

-

Plant protection

• Indiscriminate and calendar based application of pesticides

Management of Sucking pests in Tomato

- - - Farmer meeting, Diagnostic field visits

-


Crop/ Enterprise

Thrust area Identified Problem

Planned Interventions

Title of technology to be assessed under OFT

Title of technolog

y to be refined under OFT




products produced and

supplied

Goat Nutritional management of livestock

• Imbalance in rumen microflora leading to decreased growth rate

- - Use of probiotics as growth promoter in kids

Use of proboitics as growth promoter in livestock

Group meeting, Training

-

Sheep Disease Management

• Decreased growth rate because of endectoparasites

- - Use of closantal against endectoparasites in Sheep

Preventive and curative measures for endectoparasitic infestation

Group meeting, Training

-

Dairy Nutritional management

Low milk yield - - Popularization of fodder crops

Introduction to different fodder crops available

Exposure visits, Training

-


Reduced palatability and digestibility of fodder

- - Popularization of urea molasses licking blocks

Nutritional management of dairy animals

Group meeting -


Low milk yield - - Popularization of Azolla as animal feed


Group meeting, method demonstration

-


3.2. Target set for number of interventions to be implemented during 2011-12 S. No Particulars of intervention Target number / Quantity 01 On Farm Trial 11 02 Front Line Demonstration 24 03 Training Programmes Farmers and farm women 46 Rural Youth 04 Extension personnel 17 Sponsored programmes 19 Vocational Programmes 05 04 Extension Programmes Field Day 09 Kisan Mela 03 Kisan Ghosthi 06 Exhibition 03 Film Show 25 Method Demonstrations 15 Seminars 02 Workshop 08 Group meetings 30 Lectures delivered 180 Newspaper coverage 15 Radio coverage 25 TV coverage 04 Radio Programmes 04 TV Programmes 08 Publications 10 Popular articles 15 Extension Literature 05 Advisory Services 900 Scientific visit to farmers field 350 Farmers visit to KVK 480 Diagnostic visits 25 Field visits 350 Exposure visits 05 Ex-trainees meet 05 Agriculture Camps 02


S. No Particulars of intervention Target number / Quantity Clinic day - Soil health Camp 15 Animal Health Camp 12 Agri mobile clinic - Soil test campaigns 25 Farm Science Club Conveners meet - Self Help Group Conveners meetings 05 Mahila Mandals Conveners meetings 05 Special Day celebrations 04 Awareness campaigns 04 Others (Pl. specify) - 05 Production and supply of seed materials 1) Cereals - ii) Oilseeds 50 /Qtl iii) Pulses 26 /Qtl iv) Vegetables - v) Flower crops - vi) Others (Specify) - Production and supply of Planting materials Fruits 10000 no. Spices - Vegetables 2500 no. Forest species - Ornamental crops - Plantation crops - Others - Production and supply of bio-products - Bio agents - Bio fertilizers - Bio pesticides - Production and supply of livestock material Sheep - Poultry birds - Goat - Fisheries - Others (Specify) - 06 Number of soil samples to be analyzed 600 07 Number of water samples to be analyzed 250


4. Plan of Technology Assessment and Refinement for 2011-12 ASSESSMENT

1.CROP : BENGALGRAM

a. Title of Technology Assessed : Study on role of foliar urea spray in Bengalgram production

b. No. of Trials : 5

c. Problem Definition : low yield

d. Production system and thematic area : Rainfed , vertisols, method of use basal dose

e. Details of the technologies with budget for critical inputs

Technology Options

Details of the technology assessed

Area in ha.

Year of release of the Technology

Option

Source of the technology

Major Parameter

of assessment

Other Parameters

Critical Inputs for Technology

Name Qty./ha.

Unit Cost (Rs.)

Total Cost (Rs.)/ha

1.Farmer’s practice

50 Kg DAP/ha

0.2 - -

No. of pods /plant

* 100 seed weight (gm) * Yield q/ha

NIL

2. Recommended practices

NPK 10:25:0 kg/ha+ foliar spray with 2% urea at flower initiation stage

0.2 2009

UAS, Dharwad

No. of pods /plant


DAP 55kg 11.50/kg . 633/-

Urea2% 2 kg 6/kg 12/-

3. Alternate practices

NPK10:25:0 kg/ha+ foliar spray 2% urea (flowering & pod filling stage)

0.2 2007 ICAR Technological Intervention bulletin PP 76

No. of pods /plant


DAP 55 kg 11.50/kg 633/-

Urea 2% 4 kg 6/kg 24/-

f. Cost per trial in. Rs. 261/ -

g. Total cost for the assessment in Rs. 1302/-


2.CROP : GROUNDNUT

a. Title of Technology Assessed : Micronutrient management in groundnut


c. Problem Definition : Micronutrient deficiency

d. Production system and thematic area : Oilseed based production system and micronutrient management

e. Details of the technologies with budget for critical inputs

Technology Options


Area in ha.

Year of release of

the Technology

Option

Source of the

technology

Major Parameter of assessment

Other Parameters

Critical Inputs for Technology

Name Qty./ha. Unit Cost (Rs.)

Total Cost (Rs.)/ha

1.Farmer’s practice

Application of only major nutrients

0.2 - Farmer practice

% of deficiency No. of pods / plant

Yield and yield parameters


Soil application of FeSO4 and ZnSO4 @ 25kg each

Gypsum 500 kg

0.2 2009 UASR/D



DAP 163 kg 11.5 1875/- MOP 43kg 04.70 202/-

FeSO4 25kg 27.00 675/-

ZnSO4 25kg 61.75 1544/-

Gypsum 500 kg 02.00 1000/-


Soil application of FeSO4 and ZnSO4 @ 25kg/ha each Gypsum 250 kg Borax @ 4 kg/ha

0.2 2009 ICRISAT, Hyderabad



DAP 163 kg 11.5 1875/- MOP 43kg 04.70 202/- FeSO4 25kg 27.00 675/- ZnSO4 25kg 61.75 1544/- Gypsum 250 kg 02.00 500/- Borax 5kg 200 1000/-

f. Cost per trial in Rs. 2218/- g. Total cost for the assessment in Rs. 11092/-


3. CROP: PADDY

a. Title of Technology Assessed : Management of Brown Plant hopper in Paddy


c Problem Definition : Indiscriminate and calendar based application of pesticides

d Production system and thematic area : Cereal Crops and pest management

e Details of the technologies with budget for critical inputs

Technology Options

Details of the technology

assessed

Area in ha.

Year of release of

the Technology Option



Other Parameters

Critical Inputs for Technology Name Qty. Unit

Cost (Rs.)

Total Cost (Rs.)

1. Farmer’s practice

Mixtures of chemicals

0.2 - -

BPH population/Hill and Yield

- NIL


Imidachloprid 0.2 Not known UASR/D


- Imidachloprid 100ml 1600 160


Buprofezin 0.2 2009 UAS, Bangalore


- Buprofezin 500 ml 1300 650

f. Cost per trial in Rs.810 /- g. Total cost for the assessment in Rs.4050 /-


4. CROP:TOMATO

a. Title of Technology Assessed : Management of Sucking pests in Tomato



d Production system and thematic area : Vegetable based cropping system and pest management


Technology Options


Area in ha.

Year of release of the Technology Option



Other Parameters


Cost (Rs.)

Total Cost (Rs.)



0.2 - -

Pest population/Plant and Yield

- NIL


Dimethoate 30 EC

0.2 Not known UASR/D


- Dimethoate 30 EC

250ml 400 100


Imidachloprid & Triazophos

0.2 2009 UASB


- Imidachloprid Triazophos

100 ml 250 ml

160 520

160 130

f. Cost per trial in Rs. 390/- g. Total cost for the assessment in Rs.1950/-


5. CROP:CHILLI

a. Title of Technology Assessed : Management of Chilli Thrips



d Production system and thematic area : Cereal Crop & Pest Management


Technology Options


Area in ha.

Year of release of the Technology Option



Other Parameters


Cost (Rs.)

Total Cost (Rs.)



0.2 - -


- NIL


Dimethoate 0.2 - UASR/D


- Dimethoate 250 ml 320 100


Fipronil 0.2 2009 UASB


- Fipronil 250 ml 600 150



6. CROP: PADDY a. Title of Technology Assessed :Nutrient management in Paddy


c Problem Definition : Low yield in Paddy

d Production system and thematic area : Cereal crop & Nutrient management


Technology Options

Details of the

technology assessed

Area in ha.

Year of release of the

Technology Option

Source of the

technology


Other Parameters


Cost (Rs.)

Total Cost (Rs.)


Scanty use of organic matter & imbalanced & untimely fertilizer application

0.2 ha - - Yield & Yield Parameters and Economics

No. of tillers No. of panicles

NIL

2. Recommended practice

100:50:50 N:P2O5:K2O kg/ha

0.2 ha 1986

UASD/R

Yield & Yield Parameters and Economics


• Urea • 10:26:26

35 kg 40 kg

5.56 /kg 8.60 /kg

196 172

3. . Alternate practices

125:62:62 N:P2O5:K2O kg/ha

0.2 ha 2010

UASB



• Urea • 10:26:26

44 kg 48 kg

5.56 /kg 8.60 /kg

247 414

f. Cost per trial in Rs. 1,029/- g. Total cost for the assessment in Rs. 5,145/-


7.CROP: SORGHUM

a. Title of Technology Assessed : Nutrient management in Sorghum


c Problem Definition : Low yield in Sorghum

d Production system and thematic area : Cereal crop ,Integrated nutrient management


Technology Options


Area in ha.

Year of release of the

Technology Option *

Source of the

technology


Other Parame

ters


Cost (Rs.)

Total Cost (Rs.)


Scanty use of organic matter

0.2 ha - - Yield & Yield Parameters and Economics

- NIL

2. Recommended practice

50:25:0 N:P2O5:K2O kg/ha

0.2 ha 1986 UASD/R


- Urea

DAP

22 kg

11 kg

5.56 /kg 10.44 ./kg

122

115


• 50:25:0 N:P2O5:K2O kg/ha

• Gypsum – 200 kg/ha

• Zinc sulphate- 15 kg/ha

• Borax – 5 kg/ha

0.2 ha 2010

ICRISAT, Hyderabad


- • Urea • DAP • Gypsum • Zinc

sulphate • Borax

22 kg 11 kg

40 kg 3 kg 1 kg

5.56 /kg 10.44 /kg 3.2 ./kg 60 ./kg 44 ./kg

122 115 128 180

44

f. Cost per trial in Rs. 826/- g. Total cost for the assessment in Rs. 4,130/-


8.CROP:PULSES

a. Title of Technology Assessed : Safe storage practices of pulses using herbal extracts


c Problem Definition : Pulse beetle is a major storage pest causing loss of more than 30 per cent in the pulses.

d Production system and thematic area : Rainfed agriculture and Safe storage practices of pulse


Technology Options


Area in ha.

Year of release of

the Technology

Option

Source of the

technology


Other Parameter

s


Cost (Rs.)

Total Cost (Rs.)


Treatment with boric powder

05 - -

Pest load - NIL

2. Recommended Practices

Treatment with Aluminium sulphide @ 0.2gm/kg seeds

05 1995

-

Pest load - Aluminum sulphide Air tight bins of 2 kg capacity

0.6 gm

3nos

25/-

100/-

25/-

300/-

3. Technology selected for Assessment

Treatment with a mixture of Neem powder+Ginger powder and Sweet flag @ 50:30:01 gm/kg of seed

05 2008

UASB

Pest load

- Ginger powder Sweet flag powder Air tight bins of 2 kg capacity

60gm 15gm 3nos

60/-

15/-

100/-

60/-

15/-

300/-

f. Cost per trial in Rs.700/- g. Total cost for the assessment in Rs.3500/-


9.CROP:RICE c. Title of Technology Assessed : ITKS of rice storage pest management

d. No. of Trials : 05

c Problem Definition : Moth and rice weevil cause loss during storage and deteriorate quality

d Production system and thematic area : Rice and Safe storage of cereals


Technology Options


Area in ha.

Year of release of

the Technology

Option


Major Parameter

of assessment

Other Parameters


Cost (Rs.)

Total Cost (Rs.)


Storing the rice in gunny bags without any treatment

50 kgs -

-

Pest load - NIL


Use of boric powder @ 10 gm per kg of seeds

50 kgs -

-

Pest load - Boric powder

500gm 100/kg 50/-


Mixing of garlic bulbs @ 1 bulb/5 kg of rice

50 kgs ITK DRWA , Bhuvaneshwar

Pest load - Garlic bulbs

250gm 150/kg 40/-


200gm of common salt crystals for every 50 kg of grain storage

50 kgs ITK DRWA , Bhuvaneshwar

Pest load - Crystal salt

250gm 10/kg 05/-

f. Cost per trial in Rs.95/- g. Total cost for the assessment in Rs.950/-


10. ENTERPRISE: ANIMAL HUSBANDRY

c. Title of Technology Assessed : Use of special feed pellets for calcium supplementation in lactating dairy animals

d. No. of Trials : 5

c Problem Definition : Calcium deficiency in lactating animals

d Production system and thematic area: Dairy Enterprise and Nutritional Management


Technology Options


Area in ha.

Year of release of the Technology

Option *

Source of the

technology


Other Parame

ters


Cost (Rs.)

Total Cost (Rs.)


Feeding concentrates as a source of calcium supplementation

05 animals

-

Milk Yield, SNF & Fat %

- NIL


Administration of oral Calcium supplementation

05 animals

Not known KVAFSU, Bidar


- Calcium oral suspension

2 lit 300 300


Feeding calcium supplemented feed pallets

05 animals

2006 Bombay Veterinary College.


- Calsagar animal feed pallet

1500g 246 246



Refinement

1.CROP:REDGRAM a. Title of Technology refined : Management of Podfly in Redgram


c Problem Definition : Incidence of Podfly

d Production system and thematic area : Pulse based cropping system


Technology Options


Area in ha. Source of the

technology


Other Parameters


Cost (Rs.)

Total Cost (Rs.)

1. Best Performing Technology Option in Assessment

Dimethoate 0.4 UASD/R

Pod damage & Yield

- Dimethoate 800ml 320 300

2 Best performing Technology Option in Assessment (rare case)

Acephate 0.4 ANGRAU

Pod damage & Yield

- Acephate 400 gm 450 225

3.Refineemnt proposed Acephate + Jaggery

0.4 UASD/R

Pod damage & Yield

- Acephate 400 gm 450 225

f. Scientific Rationale / Justification for refinement proposed: Addition of jiggery to the contact and stomach poison i.e., acephate may increase the efficacy of the assessed technology g. Cost per trial in Rs. 750/- h. Total cost for the refinement in Rs. 3750/-


5. Frontline Demonstrations Category Problem

identified Thematic area

Current status of yield q/ ha / number / litres/unit /

kg/unit

Technology to be

demonstrated

Source Yr of release

Local check

Area in ha / No. of units / animals /birds

No. of

demo

Critical inputs to be provided per demonstrations

Total cost for all

demonstrations District

average Potential Farmers Name & Quantity

(kg/ha) or number/unit

Cost (Rs./ha)

or Rs./unit

Oilseeds Groundnut • Use of low

yielding varieties

• Poor nutrient management

INM 8.5 25.00 12.00 INM UASD/ UASR

2010 TMV-2

8 20 • Seeds(Vijetha)-150/kg

• Rhizobium-2.5 kg

• PSB-2.5kg • Gypsum-

500kg • ZNSo4-25kg • FESO4-25 kg • MGSO4-25kg • Borax-2kg

10600

84,800

Sunflower • Poor Nutrient management

• Improper seed setting

• Incidence of Diseases

• Head borer problem

ICM 8 20 9-10 ICM UASD/ UASR

2010 Privet hybrids

8 20 • Azospirllum-500gm

• PSB-500gm • Gypsum-

100kg • ZNSo4-10kg • Borax-1kg • Imidachlopri

d 17.8SL 125ml

• Quinalphos 25EC-1000 ml

• Hexaconazole 5EC-500 ml

4550 36400

Mustard • Paddy followed paddy

Alternative cropping

- - - • Popularization of mustrard as alternate crop in paddy field

UASD/ UASR

- Local varieti

es

8 20 • Seeds(Sangam)3.75 kg

• Monocrotophos1 lit

665 5320


Category Problem identified

Thematic area


kg/unit

Technology to be

demonstrated


Local check

Area in ha / No. of units / animals /birds

No. of

demo


Total cost for all

demonstrations District

average Potential Farmers Name & Quantity

(kg/ha) or number/unit

Cost (Rs./ha)

or Rs./unit

Sesamum Use of local variety

Promotion of improved variety

3.78 6-7 4 • Promotion of improved variety DSS-9

UASD/ UASR

2008 Local variety

5/- 12 Seeds – 3kgs 480 2400

Castor

• Use of local seeds • Cultivation on marginal lands • No plant protection measures • Delayed and thick sowing


3.73 20 5.5 • Introduction of new Hybrid DCH-519/177

• Plant protection measures

UASD/ UASR

2008 - 10 25 • Seeds – 5 Kg/ha • Cypermethrin 10 EC • Acephate 75wp • Carbondezin 50 wp

2000 20,000

Pulses Redgram

(PM Programme)

• Lack of improved variety

• Improper Nutrient Management


ICM 6 10 7.5 ICM UASD/ UASR

2010 Maruti 12 30 • Seeds(TS3-R)-5 kg • Rhizobium-

200gm • PSB-200gm • Trichoderma-25gm • Sulphur-10 kg • Pendimethylene-

500ml • ZNSo4-5kg • Indoxacarb-

200ml • Planofix-100ml • Profenophos-

500ml • Acephate-1 kg

7350 88,200


Category Problem

identified Thematic area


kg/unit

Technology to be

demonstrated


Local check

Area in ha / No. of units

/ animals /birds

No. of demo


Total cost for

all demonstrations

District average

Potential Farmers Name & Quantity (kg/ha) or

number/unit

Cost (Rs./ha)

or Rs./unit

Bengalgram(PM Prog)

• Non use of improved variety seeds

• Nutrient management

• Diseases Pod borer

ICM 6.5 15.0 7.5 ICM UASD/ UASR

2010 Annigeri-1 8 20 • Seeds(JG-11)-20 kg • Rhizobium-500gm • PSB-500gm • Trichoderma-100gm • Sulphur-10 kg • Pendimethylene-500ml• Indoxacarb-200ml • Planofix-100ml • Profenophos-500ml • Neem oil-1 lit

7150

57,200

Cereals & millets

Paddy Loss of soil health

ICM 35 80 60 ICM

UASD/ UASR

- - 10 25 • Daincha-25 kg seeds • Azospirillum 500gm • PSB – 500gm • ZnSO4- 20 kg • FeSO4-12.5 kg • Ps. fluorescence –

2.5 kg • Hexaconazole-2.5 ltr • Neem oil – 2.5 ltr

5725 57250

Fox Tail Millet

• Low yield • Low seed rate • Local variety

Introduction of HYV

6.5 18 8.5 • Promotion of improved variety- SAI -2644

UASD/ UASR

2008 - 5 10 Seeds – 10 kgs/ha 800 4000

Bajra *Use of local seeds * local seeds marginal lands * No. fertilizers

ICM 11.5 15 12.4 • Hybrid seeds • RDF • Proper seed rate

UASD/ UASR

2005 - 5 10 Seeds – 4 Kgs

800 4000


Category Problem

identified Thematic

area Current status of yield q/ ha / number / litres/unit /

kg/unit

Technology to be

demonstrated


Local check


/ animals /birds

No. of demo


Total cost for

all demonstrations

District average


number/unit

Cost (Rs./ha) or Rs./unit

Sorghum Low yielding varieties and Moisture stress

Introduction of HYV

6.33 15-20 7.5 • Popularizing HYV (JPI-5)

UASD - 8 20 • Seeds- 7.5kg • CaCl2- 225g • Azospirulum 500g

• Trichoderma 30g

500 4000

Vegetables Tomato High seed

cost Popularization of HYV

300 400 250 Variety PTR-6

UASR 2010 Hybrids 4 10 Seeds – 250 g 200 800

Chilli Indiscriminate and

calendar based

application of pesticides

IPM 12.5 42 25-30 Integrated pest management

UASR 2008 Byadagi 8 20 • Seed treatment Gaucho (50g)

• Trichoderma -25g • Pseudomonas fluroscence

• Vermicompost -5Qtl

• HaNPV -250LE • SlNPV -250LE • IGR -500ml • Spinosad -190 ml • Acaricide(Milbimectin -190 ml

7630 61,040

Brinjal Improper pest management

IPM 30 50 20 IPM UASD/UASR

- - 06 15 • Neem cake- 7.5q • Ovicidal spray- 600g • Pheromone trap-10 • Indoxocarb-300ml

6000

36,000

Flowers Ornamental

Fruit Sweet orange

Secondary & micro nutrient deficiency

Micro nutrient management

180-200 250-280 140-150 Micro nutrient management

UASD/ UASR

- - 5 12 • FeSO4-2kg • MgSO4-2kg • MnSO4-2kg • CaSO4-2kg

3400

17000



Thematic area


kg/unit

Technology to be

demonstrated


Local check


/ animals /birds

No. of demo


Total cost for

all demonstrations

District average


number/unit


Spices and condiments

Cotton Imbalanced & untimely fertilizer application Cotton reddening

INM 15 30-35 20-25 INM UASD/ UASR

- - 10 25 • Seeds (NCS-145Bt.) -1.4 kg

• Trichoderma-10 g • Redgram seeds-0.5 kg • Azospirillum-0.5 kg • PSB-0.5 kg • NAA-280 ml • Mag.sulphate-20 kg • ZnSO4 – 20 kg

2635 26350

Other Fibre crops

Commercial

Sugarcane

Medicinal and

aromatic

Plantation crops

Fodder crops

Azolla Low milk yield

Fodder crops

1.5-2 lit/day

6-8 lit/day

2-3 lit/day

Azolla UASD 2005 - 10 10 • Azolla pond & lining sheet

1000 10,000

Guinea grass Fodder scarcity

Fodder crops

1.5-2 lit/day

6-8 lit/day

2-3 lit/day

Fodder crops IGFRI 1992 - 20 20 • Guinea grass Root slips

1500 30,000

Dairy Buffaloes Reduced

palatability and digestibility of fodder


1.5-2 lit/day

6-8 lit/day

2-3 lit/day

Popularization of urea molasses licking blocks

KVAFSU, Bidar

1996 20 20 • Urea molasses blocks-2 blocks

40 1600



Thematic area


kg/unit

Technology to be

demonstrated


Local check


/ animals /birds

No. of demo


Total cost for

all demonstrations

District average


number/unit


Sheep Decreased growth rate because of endectoparasites

Effective management of endectoparas ites

15-20 kg 25-30 kg 21-24 kg Use of closantal against endectoparasites in Sheep

KVAFSU, Bidar

2004 Albendozole

10 30 • Closantol oral suspension

• 15 mg/kg body wt on 0 day & 21st day

100 6000

Goat Imbalance in rumen microflora leading to decreased growth rate

Nutrition management in Goat

8-10 kg 15-20 kg 11-13 kg Use of probiotics as growth promoter in kids

IVRI, Izzathnagar

2007 20 20 • Probiotic • 3g/ day/ kid for

60 days

480

9600

Poultry Layers Broilers

Piggery

Rabbitry

Duckery

Common carps

Mussels

Ornamental fishes

Sericulture

Apiculture



Thematic area


kg/unit

Technology to be

demonstrated


Local check


/ animals /birds

No. of demo


Total cost for

all demonstrations

District average


number/unit


Implements Groundnut decorticator

Others Rice husk cook stove

Farm women not using rice husk which is freely available

Fuel saving devices

- - - Demonstration of Rice husk stove

ARTI, Pune

2009 - 20 20 Vivek Stove 1000 20000

Lime Difficulty in lime

harvesting due to thorns


- - - Demonstration of Lime harvestor

IIHR, Bangalore

2009 - 10 10 Lime Harvestor 150 1500

Groundnut Manual shelling

consumes time


6-10 kg 30-40 kg 6-8 kg Demonstration of groundnut decorticator

CIAE, Raichur

2008 - 20 20 Groundnut decorticator

4500 18000

Millets Lack of awareness on

different recipes of

grains

Value addition to

minor millets

- - - Popularization of value added products from minor millets

UASD 2010 - 20 20 Millets other ingredients

500 2000


6. Training Programmes 6.1. Plan of training programmes for Farmers/ Farm Women during 2011-12

Crop / Enterprise

Major problem Identified Thrust Area

Training Course Title* No. of Courses

Skill to be transferred

Vermicomposting Use of only chemical fertilizers Organic farming Methods of vermicomposting 1 Methodology of vermicomposting

Dairy Mastitis Milk Production Clean Milk production 2 Managemental practices

Dairy Decreased milk yield Nutrition Management

Use of Azolla and fodder crops 2 Production technology

Dairy Calf mortality Disease management

Colostrum feeding 1 Managemental practices

Sheep and Goat rearing

Nonavailability of grazing land Stall feeding Stall feeding 1 Managemental practices

Cotton • Imbalanced & untimely fertilizer application


INM Production technology 2

Production technology

Paddy • Loss of soil health ICM Production technology 2

Soil sampling and Production technology

Sorghum • Low yield and moisture stress Popularization of variety

Production technology 1 Production technology

Fox Tail Millet • Use of local varieties Low yield


Production technology and value addition

2 Production technology

Bajra • Use of local seeds • local seeds marginal lands No. fertilizers

ICM Production technology 2


Sunflower • Poor Nutrient management • Improper seed setting • Incidence of Diseases • Head borer problem

ICM

Production technology 2


Groundnut • Use of low yielding varieties • Poor nutrient management

INM Production technology and drudgery reduction

2 Balanced nutrition mgt


Crop / Enterprise

Major problem Identified Thrust Area

Training Course Title* No. of Courses


Mustard • Paddy followed paddy Alternate cropping

Production technology 1 Cropping sequence

Sesamum • Low yield due to local seeds Popularization of HYV

Production technology 1 Production technology

Castor • Use of local seeds • Cultivation on marginal lands • No. of plant protection measures Delayed and thick sowing

ICM



Redgram • Lack of improved variety • Improper Nutrient Management • Pod borer Problem Disease menace (Wilt)

ICM



Bengalgram • Non use of improved variety seeds


• Pod borer

ICM



Chilli • Pest and diseases IPM IPM 1 IPM Brinjal • Pest IPM IPM 1 IPM Tomato • High seed cost Popularization of

HYV Production technology 1


Sweet orange • Secondary & micro nutrient deficiency

INM Production technology 2


Goat • Imbalance in rumen microflora leading to decreased growth rate



1 Nutritional management of livestock

Sheep • Decreased growth rate because of endectoparasites

Disease Management Disease Management 1

Disease Management


Crop /

Enterprise Major problem Identified Thrust

Area Training Course Title* No. of

Courses Skill to be

transferred Dairy • Calcium deficiency in lactating

animals • Low milk yield • Reduced palatability and

digestibility of fodder • Fodder scarcity



1 1 1 1


Rice husk cook stove

• Farm women not using rice husk which is freely available

Fuel saving devices

Fuel saving devices 2

Fuel saving devices

Lime • Difficulty in lime harvesting due to thorns


Drudgery saving devices 1


Groundnut • Manual shelling consumes time


Drudgery reducing devices 2


Millets • Lack of awareness on different recipes of minor millets


Value addition to minor millets 2


6.2. Plan of training programmes for Rural Youth during 2011-12

Crop / Enterprise

Major problem Identified Thrust Area Training Cours e Title* No. of Courses


Chilli Indiscriminate use of pesticides Pest management IPM : An Ecofriendly approach for the management of Chilli pests

1 Safe and selective use of pesticides

Sheep and Goat rearing

Non availability of grazing land

Stall feeding Stall feeding 1 Managemental practices

Crop production technology

Improper crop management Crop management Improved production technology 2 Production technology


Plan for training programmes for Extension Personnel during 2011-12 Crop /

Enterprise Identified Thrust

Area Organization Training Course Title No. of

Courses Skill to be transferred

Pulses Pest management Agril.Department Role of new chemistries in the management of pests and diseases in pulse crops

1 Knowledge and skill on New chemistries, dosage and mode of action

Cotton Pest management Agril.Department Role of insect pests in leaf reddening of Bt cotton

1 Diagnostic identification of leaf reddening manifestations due to biotic and abiotic factors

Chilli Pest management Hortl.Department Biorational Approaches for the management of chilli pests and diseases

1 Timing and methodology for application of Bioarational approaches

Seed treatment Pest management Agril.Department Seed treatment chemicals : Method of usage in different field crops

1 Techniques in seed treatment for field crops

Integrated Farming System

Integrated Farming Agril. Dept. Integrated Farming System 1 Maximization of farm output

Horticulture ICM NGOs & KSDH Integrated crop management in fruit crops

2 Orchard layout, Orchard management, propagation techniques

Home science Capacity building Women & child Dept. and Members of NGO

Tailor made training 2 Hands on experience on income generating skills.

Value addition and processing

NGOs & SHGs Technique in value addition and processing of fruits and vegetables

2 Preparation of different value added product

Dairy enterprises

Effective management of endo and ectoparasitic infestation

Dept. of AH&VS and NGOs

Effective management of endo and ectoparasitic infestation

2

Techniques of use of endo and ectoparasites




2 Technique of feed formulation

Disease management


Livestock diseases & their prevention and control measures

2 Managerial aspects


6.3. Plan of vocational training programmes for Young Farmers during 2011-12

Crop / Enterprise Identified Thrust Area Training t itle* No. of programmes and Duration (days)


Animal husbandry Disease management Refresher course on prevention and control measures of livestock diseases

1 (7 days) Diagnosis of disease and vaccination techniques

Animal husbandry Un employment in rural youth

Advanced dairy technology and Sheep and goat farming

1 (5 days) Rearing of animals, clean milk production and vaccination schedule

Value addition and processing

Entrepreneurship development

Value addition and processing 1 (10 days) Processing of agricultural produce

Integrated farming system Economic sustainability Integrated farming system 1 (7 days) Propagation techniques Vermicomposting

technology Un employment in rural youth

Vermicompost production technology

1(3 days) Vermicompost production technology

6.5. Plan for sponsored training programme during 2011-12 Crop/ Enterprise Identified

Thrust Area Organiz

ation Training course title* No. of

Courses Sponsoring

Agency Skill to be transferred

Horticulture Production technology

KSDH & NGOs

Improved plant protection technique in fruits & vegetable

1 KSDH & NGOs

Improved plant protection technology

Crop production Production technology

KSDA Improved protection technology in Kharif & Rabi crops

2 KSDA Seed treatment integrated pest management, INM

Soil testing Soil health KSDA & KSDH

Management of problematic soil 5 KSDA & KSDH

-

Animal husbandry Clean milk production

KMF Importance of clean milk production 2 KMF Mastitis control

Management of live stock

KMF Advanced dairy technology 3 KMF Routine dairy manage metal techniques

Disease management

KMF Diagnosis and preventive measures of infectious disease in dairy animals

2 KMF Routine vaccination schedule and other preventive measures

Home Science IGA for SHG leaders

ICDS Income generating activities for SHG leaders

4 ICDS Value addition and processing


7. Extension programmes planned for 2011-12

Month Block & village Extension programme* Its relation to KVK activities

(Tables 3 to 6)**

Expected category of participants

Remarks

1 2 3 4 5 6

April Arakera,Koppar,Yeragera Pamanakallur

*Groups meetings and survey work *Animal health camp

FLD and OFT Scientist, KSDA officials, NGOs and Farmers and farm women

-

May Kuradi, Chandrabanda, Devsugur

*Pre seasonal group meeting on sunflower, redgram, bajra, paddy and soil health camp *Animal health camp

FLD and OFT Farmers and farm women -

June Siravar, Raichur, Lamala, Matamari, Gabbur

*Method demonstration & Field visits in relation to Sunflower, Bt. Cotton, Redgram & Drudgery reduction equipments *world environment day *Animal health camp

FLD Farmers and farm women -

July Arakera,Koppar,Yeragera Pamanakallur

*Group meeting, method demonstration on paddy *seminars on agriculture marketing and Awareness campaign on energy saving devices *world food day *Animal health camp


August Kuradi, Chandrabanda, Devsugur

*Farmers conventions *Observation of world breast feeding campaign *Animal health camp

- Farmers and Farm women

-


Month Block & village Extension programme* Its relation to KVK activities

(Tables 3 to 6)**

Expected category of participants

Remarks

1 2 3 4 5 6

September Siravar, Raichur, Lamala, Matamari, Gabbur

*Follow up meeting, Group discussions and seminar on WTO *Animal health camp

OFT and FLD Farmers and farm women -

October Arakera,Koppar,Yeragera Pamanakallur

*Pre seasonal training on Groundnut, Bengalgram, Sorghum Sweet orange, Krishi Mela & Field days *Animal health camp


November Kuradi, Chandrabanda, Devsugur

*Pre seasonal training, method demonstration and Field day *Animal health camp

OFT Farmers -

December Siravar, Raichur, Lamala, Matamari, Gabbur

*Demonstrations, Farmers conventions, Seminar, group meetings & field visits *Women in agriculture day *Animal health camp

FLD Farmers -

January Arakera,Koppar,Yeragera Pamanakallur

*Campaigning & Conventions *Animal health camp

OFT Farmers/farm women -

February Kuradi, Chandrabanda, Devsugur

*Kisan day *Animal health camp

Trainings 35 SHG members -

March Siravar, Raichur, Lamala, Matamari, Gabbur

*Village Survey for Action Plan & Follow up *International women’s day *Animal health camp

Ensuing action plan Farmers and farm Women -


8. Details of print & electronic media coverage planned for 2011-12 Sl. No. Nature of literature/publications and no. of copies Proposed title of the publication

1 List of publications Production technology for Redgram 2 Conventional and improved pulse storage practices 3 Science and technology for women 4 IPM in chilli 5 Stall feeding techniques in sheep and goat 6 Micronutrient management in fruit crops Nature of media coverage 1. List of Radio programmes Importance of summer ploughing 2. Water shed development activities during summer 3. Method of incorporating compost to soil during summer 4. Formation of Farm ponds 5. Importance of soil testing after rabi 6. Safe pulse storage practices 7. Nutritional Importance of minor millets 8. Diseases management in Animals 9. Importance of water testing 10. Problematic soils and their management 11. Crop production technology of Kharif crops 12. Alternate cropping and mixed cropping 13. Use of bio pesticides 14. Importance of fibre in human diet 15. Management of orchards during summer 16. Management of animals during summer 17. Advance production technologies in paddy & cotton 18. Importance of pulses in diet 1. List of TV programmes Method demonstration on soil sampling 2. Method of composting and management of compost pits 3. Safe storage of pulses 4. Use of azolla as animal feed 5. Enrichment of dry fodder 6. Emu farming 7. Successful entrepreneurs


9. Nature of collaborative activities planned for 2011-12

Thrust area Collaborative Organizations Nature of activities* No. of Activities

Breast feeding Dept. of Women and child development Campaign 1 Women empowerment Dept. of Women and child development and NGOs Women’s day 1 Food security KSDA and NGOs World food day 1 Environmental conservation School children World environment Day 1 Extension reforms ATMA, Raichur Workshop 1 REF linkage KSDA and NGOs Seminar 1 REF linkage KSDA and NGOs Kisan Gosti 1 Agricultural conservation All line Dept. and NGOs Campaign 1 Soil sampling Fertilizers companies Campaign 2 Animal health camp Dept of AH and VS Camp 4 Technology week All line Dept Campaign 1 *Specify the activity like training, meetings, seminars, campaigns, workshops 10. Financial status of revolving fund and plan for its utilization

Opening balance as on 01.04.2010

(Rs.in Lakh)

Expenditure incurred during

2010-11 (Rs.in Lakh)

Receipts during

-2010-11 (Rs.in Lakh)

Closing balance as on

31.01.2011 (Rs.in Lakh)

Proposed expenditure

during 2011-12 (Rs.in Lakh)

Purpose Expected production (Tonnes / Lakh Nmbers/)

Proposed receipts

during 2011-12 (Rs.in

Lakh) 4.99 0.98 0.82 4.26 0.90 Spraying,

weeding, chemicals etc.,

0.50 Lakhs 1.35

11. Physical status of revolving fund and plan for its utilization

Opening stock position of

materials* as on 01.04.2010

(Tonnes / Lakh Nmbers/)

Quantity produced during 2010-11

(Tonnes / Lakh Nmbers/)

Quantity sold during 2010-11 (Tonnes / Lakh

Nmbers/)

Closing stock position as on

31.01.2011 (Tonnes / Lakh

Nmbers/)

Expected production during 2011-12 (Tonnes / Lakh

Nmbers/)

Expected number of farmers to be

benefited

0.02 1.5 0.4 1.1 2 50


12. Status of KVK farm and Demonstration units No. of blocks

Area Source of irrigation

Season Crop/enterprise/demonstration units Size (no. of units/area)

Expected output Quantity/qtls Value

(Rs.in lakh)

1 1 ha Canal Kharif Sunflower 1 ha 10 0.2 1 1 ha Canal Kharif Cotton 1 ha 20 0.4 1 2 ha Canal Rabi Bengalgram 2 ha 12 0.25 1 2 ha Canal Kharif Redgram 2 ha 12 0.5 1 0.4 ha Canal Rabi Sorghum 0.4 ha 5 0.15 13. Are there any activities planned for production and supply (Either buy back or directly farmer to farmer) of seeds/ planting material/ Bio-agents etc. in villages (other than KVK farm) so that public private partnership is utilized. Please give details in the following format

Sl. No Seeds/Planting material /Bio-agent Name of the public-private partnership arranged

Quantity of output expected (Qtl)

1 Groundnut pods –Vijeta Farmers to AICRP groundnut 20 2 Redgram seeds -BSMR-736 Farmer to Farmers 35 3 Pomegranate seedling Farmer to Farmers 10000 Nos

14. What is the extent of cultivable wasteland in your district? Are there any specific activities planned to be implemented in these wastelands by the KVK during 2011-12. Please give details.

Sl. No Name of activity Extent of coverage No. of farmers Area (ha)

1. Soil health camp 600 - 2. Establishment of orchards 20 50


15. National Horticulture Mission (NHM) is being implemented through out the country. You are requested plan for implementing some of the activities envisaged in NHM in your district in collaboration with district head of department of horticulture. Please give details of any such plans for 2011-12

Sl. No

Name of activity Crops Extent of coverage No. of farmers Area (ha)

1. - -

16. Whether SREP under ATMA is prepared and implemented functioning in your district? YES/NO

YES

If yes, what type of coordination and collaboration does your KVK is proposed to have during 2011-12? Sl. No

Name of activity / Programmes

No. of programmes

Crops / Enterprise Extent of coverage* No. of farmers Area (ha)

1 Training programme 10 Agriculture and allied fields - -

2 Farmer-scientist interaction

02 Agriculture and allied fields - -

3 Kisan goshti 05 Agriculture and allied fields - -

4 Short Term Research by KVK Scientists based on thrust areas identified

01 Paddy - -

17. What type of scientist-Farmer linkages are proposed by your KVK for 2011-12? Under ATMA & technology week celebrations, the scientists-Farmer linkages will be arranged.


18. Activities of soil, water and plant testing laboratory Year of establishment Expenditure is

Rs.(lakhs) No. of soil samples planned To be analyzed and reported

No. of water samples planned To be analyzed and reported

No. of Plant Samples planned To be analyzed and reported

Remarks if any

03-09-2005 11.80 600 250 - Micronutrient analysis facility is required

19. Details of budget utilization (2010-11) upto February 2011

S. No.

Particulars Sanctioned Released Expenditure

A. Recurring Contingencies

1 Pay & Allowances 35,00,000 35,00,000 38,23,351

2 Traveling allowances 1,00,000 1,00,000 74,497

3 Contingencies

A Stationery, telephone, postage and other expenditure on office running, publication of Newsletter and library maintenance (Purchase of News Paper & Magazines)

1,90,000 1,90,000 1,67,849

B POL, repair of vehicles, tractor and equipments 1,50,000 1,50,000 78,326

C Meals/refreshment for trainees (ceiling upto

Rs.40/day/trainee be maintained) 1,00,000 1,00,000 67,330

D Training material (posters, charts, demonstration material including chemicals etc. required for conducting the training)

40,000 40,000 23,433

E Frontline demonstration except oilseeds and pulses (minimum of 30 demonstration in a year)

1,95,000 1,95,000 1,94,827

F Frontline demonstration on Special Pulses Programme 1,25,000 1,25,000 1,24,336


S.

No. Particulars Sanctioned Released Expenditure

A. Recurring Contingencies G On farm testing (on need based, location specific and newly

generated information in the major production systems of the area)

65,000 65,000 63,717

H Training of extension functionaries 25,000 25,000 11,282

I Maintenance of buildings 50,000 50,000 24,900

J Extension activities 30,000 30,000 22,369

K Farmers field school 25,000 25,000 24,837

L Establishment of Soil, Plant & Water Testing Laboratory --- --- ---

M Library 5,000 5,000 2,990

TOTAL (A) 46,00,000 46,00,000 47,04,044

B. Non-Recurring Contingencies

1 Equipments & Furniture

a) Furniture & furnishing 2,00,000 2,00,000 ---

b) Power Tiller 1,50,000 1,50,000 ---

c) Generator 1,00,000 1,00,000 ---

d) EPABX System 50,000 50,000 --- 2 Works ( Farmer's Hostel final Instalment ) 19,90,000 19,90,000 19,90,000

3 Library ( Purchase of assets like books & journals back volume ) 10,000 10,000 10,000

4 Vehicle - Jeep Replacement 6,00,000 6,00,000 6,00,000

TOTAL (B) 31,00,000 31,00,000 26,00,000

C. REVOLVING FUND - - -

GRAND TOTAL (A+B+C) 77,00,000 77,00,000 73,04,044


20. Details of Budget Estimate (2011-12) - ICAR KVKs alone may consider Pay and Allowances based on VI Pay Commission Orders from ICAR, for rest of the KVKs please estimate based on the existing norms, since ICAR is yet to take decision in this regard.

S. No.

Particulars Sanctioned Released Expenditure

A. Recurring Contingencies 1 Pay & Allowances 75.00 --- ---

2 Traveling allowances 1.50 ---

3 Contingencies A Stationery, telephone, postage and other expenditure on office running, publication of

Newsletter and library maintenance (Purchase of News Paper & Magazines) 2.50

--- ---

B POL, repair of vehicles, tractor and equipments 1.50 --- ---

C Meals/refreshment for trainees (ceiling upto Rs.40/day/trainee be maintained) 1.25 --- ---

D Training material (posters, charts, demonstration material including chemicals etc. required for conducting the training)

0.50 --- ---

E Frontline demonstration except oilseeds and pulses (minimum of 30 demonstration in a year)

--- --- ---

F On farm testing (on need based, location specific and newly generated information in the major production systems of the area)

--- --- ---

G Training of extension functionaries 0.25 --- --- H Maintenance of buildings 0.50 --- --- I Establishment of Soil, Plant & Water Testing Laboratory 2.00 --- --- J Library 0.05 --- ---

TOTAL (A) 85.05 --- ---

B. Non-Recurring Contingencies 1 Works -- -- --- 2 Equipments including SWTL & Furniture -- -- --- 3 Vehicle (Four wheeler/Two wheeler, please specify) -- --- --- 4

Library (Purchase of assets like books & journals) 0.10

--- --- TOTAL (B) 0.10

C. REVOLVING FUND GRAND TOTAL (A+B+C)

85.15 --- ---


21. Targets for E-linkage activities for 2011-12 S. No Nature of activities Likely period of completion

(please set the time frame) Remarks if any

01 Creation of web-site Completed - 02 Title of the technology module to be prepared The module of the topics listed

below is under progress -

03 Creation and maintenance of relevant database system for KVK

District profile Metrological data Extension activities Trainings -- on & off FLD Field day SMS Tips List of Commodity Groups

-

04 Any other (Please specify) SMS (Short Message service) - Updation of KIOSK - 22. Activities planned under Rainwater Harvesting Scheme during 2011-12 (only to those KVKs which are already having scheme under Rain Water Harvesting) S. No Activities planned during 2011-12 Remarks if any

- - 23. Publication of success story / case study planned for 2011-12 S. No

Title of success stories Proposed date for finalization of documentation*

Title of the case study* Proposed date for finalization of documentation*

1. Success story of soil health awareness in Raichur district

April-May 2011 - -

2 - Paddy-fallow cropping system

April-May 2011

3 - Alternate cropping system in paddy

April-May 2011

4 - Stall feeding in sheep April-May 2011


24. Technology Week Particulars Details Period of Technology Week Observed during 2010-11 September 2010 Period of Technology Week planned during 2011-12 September 2011 No. of demonstrations planned to be conducted in KVK Campus to show to the farmers during Technology Week

Four

Other activities / Programmes planned in connection with Technology Week Workshop, Exposure tour, interaction with progressive farmers

25. Innovative Farmer’s Meet Particulars Details Are you planning for conducting Farm Innovators meet in your district?

Yes

If Yes likely month of the meet May 2011 Brief action plan in this regard Inviting the best farmers award winners , to share their experience with other

farmers 26. Progressive Farmers List Particulars Details Number of Progressive Farmers address and all details planned to be collected and documented during 2011-12*

150

Likely Date and Month of completion of this work (on or before 30th June 2011) Yes 27. Farmer’s Field School planned during 2011-12 S. No Thematic area Title of the FFS Budget proposed in Rs. 1. New approach in Sheep

Management Comparison of intensive method (Stall feeding) of sheep rearing with extensive method ( Grazing)

50,000/-

2. Scientific child rearing practices

Comprehensive child care through farm creche

25,000/-

28. Please give details of activities planned, other than those listed above. 1. Transfer of agricultural knowledge to High school children. 2. Promotion of Seed production practices in varieties. 3. Conservation of Local cattle breeds.

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