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Action Plan 2019- 20, ICAR – KVK, Coimbatore 1

ACTION PLAN

(2019-2020)

Presented at

Action Plan Meeting

TNAU, Coimbatore

22 – 23rd

April 2019

ICAR – KRISHI VIGYAN KENDRA

(Host : Sri Avinashilingam Educational Institutions )

Vivekanandapuram, Karamadai

Coimbatore – 641113


Index

Sl No. Title Page No.

Summary Technical Activities Action Plan 2019-20 4

1 General Information about the KVK 21

2 Details of staff 22

3 Details of SAC meeting conducted 23

4 Capacity Building of KVK Staff 25

5 Proposed cluster of KVKs 26

6 Operational areal details proposed 27

7 Technology Assessment 29

8 Frontline Demonstrations 32

9 Trainings for farmers / farm women 40

10 Trainings for rural youth 48

11 Trainings for extension personnel 50

12 Vocational trainings 51

13 Sponsored trainings 52

14 Extension programme 54

15 Activities proposed as Knowledge and Resource Centre 55

16 Additional Activities Planned 59

17 Revolving Fund 59

18 Activities of soil, water and plant testing laboratory 61

19 E-linkage 62

20 Activities planned under Rainwater Harvesting Scheme 62

21 Innovative Farmer’s Meet 62

22 Farmer’s Field School planned 63

23 Budget - Details of budget utilization (2018-19) 64

24 Details of Budget Estimate (2019-20) 66

25 KVK Land Utilization Details 68


Action Plan 2019-20 – Summary of Technical Activities

Krishi Vigyan Kendra: COIMBATORE

1. Address of KVK with Phone, Fax and e-mail, Website (Give district map and indicate the location of the

KVK)

ICAR - Krishi Vigyan Kendra,

Vivekanandapuram – 641 113,

Karamadai Block,

Coimbatore District. TamilNadu.

Phone : (04254) 284 223, 294 325

FAX : (04254) 284 820, Whatsapp : 8838522176

Email : [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] WEB :

www.avinashilingamkvk.org,

Facebook : Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Coimbatore

LOCATION MAP

District : Coimbatore

State : TamilNadu

Latitude : 11.238937

Longitude : 76.880094

Mean Sea Level : 352 M

mailto:[email protected]



http://www.avinashilingamkvk.org/


2. Operational area / Cluster villages details

Taluk/ Block Name of cluster

villages

Major crops

& enterprises

Major problems identified in

each crop / enterprise

Proposed

type of interventions

Kinathukadavu /

Kinathukadavu

Kinathukadavu /

Govindhapuram

Devarayapuram

Coconut low yield due to drought, Pest

and disease incidences

FFS, Training and Method

demonstration

Maize low yield due to Pest and

disease incidences

OFT, Training and Method

demonstration

Chillies

Poor organic matter and

micronutrient deficiency, Lack

of awareness about bio

fertilizer application, No

application of micronutrients

FLD, Training, Method

demonstration and Field day

Poultry Poor genetic potential of local

breeds


demonstration

Dairy animals

Poor fertility rate, Low body

weight and Poor yield and

quality of milk


demonstration

Groundnut Labour scarcity – High

operational cost


demonstration and exposure

visit

Coimbatore

South /

Madukkarai

Myleripalayam /

Elur

Myleripalayam

Tomato

Indiscriminate use of fertilizers

and pesticides and virus

infestation



Cotton

Lack of information on ELS

cotton cultivation, application

of bio fertilizers and

integration of green manures

OFT,FLD, Training and

Method demonstration

Dairy Poor fertility rate, Low body

weight


demonstration

Pollachi /

Pollachi North

Perumbathi/

Perumbathi

Veerappagound-

anpudur

Sattakalpudur

Water melon low yield due to Pest and

disease incidences


demonstration

Coconut low yield due to drought, Pest

and disease incidences

FFS, Training and Method

demonstration

Valparai

Keelpunachi

RMPudur

Tribal

resources

Lack of Knowledge about

value addition

Special EDP, Training,


Fodder Lack of fodder availability FLD, Training, Method


Coimbatore

North /

Periyanaicken

palayam

Periyanaicken

Palayam /

No 4 Veerapandi

Mathampalayam

Jasmine Poor nutrient management,

Pest and diseases and drought



Bengalgram &

Greengram

Poor yield in Old variety,

Labour scarcity

CFLD, OFT, Method

demonstration, Training and

Field day


Farm waste

management

Lack of information on

recycling of farm waste and

composting



Annur / Annur

Annur /

Pasakuttai

Pasur

Vegetable

cowpea

Excess application of fertilizers

Lack of awareness about bio

fertilizer and bio agents

application

FLD, Training and Method

demonstration

Groundnut

Poor yield in Old variety,

Labour scarcity

CFLD, Training and Method

demonstration

Labour scarcity – High

operational cost


demonstration FLD, Training,

Method demonstration and

exposure visit

Banana

Lack of knowledge about

recycling and secondary

agriculture



visit

Mettupalayam /

Karamadai

Nellithurai /

Nellithurai

Thinkalur Ragi

Cultivation of old poor drought

tolerance variety

Pest and disease


demonstration

Kuthiraivali

Cultivation of old poor drought

tolerance variety

Pest and disease



Curry leaf

Indiscriminate use of

fertilizers, Unaware of bio

fertilizers, Improper nutrient

management and Post-harvest

loss

OFT, FLD, Training, Method


visit

Tuberose Poor yield due to nematode

incidence


demonstration

Poultry

Poor genetic potential of local

breeds and High mortality due

to Ranikhet disease incidence


demonstration

Japanese quail

Lack of knowledge about

additional income and

Inadequate knowledge of

alternate meat source


demonstration

Milk Lack of knowledge about

enriched noodles


demonstration

Bakery Lack of knowledge about

alternate sweetener


demonstration


2.1 KVK Adopted villages


villages

Major crops

&

enterprises



Proposed


Pollachi /

Pollachi North

Perumbathi/

Perumbathi

Veerappagound-

anpudur

Sattakalpudur

Coconut

Water melon

Fodder

low yield due to Pest and

disease incidences

Lack of fodder availability


demonstration



2.2 DFI village


villages

Major crops

& enterprises



Proposed


Mathukarai Myleripalayam Cotton

and vegetables

Lack of information on ELS

cotton cultivation

Pest and diseases incidences


demonstration

Kinathukadavu Govindapuram Groundnut,

Coconut and

vegetables

Labour scarcity and unaware of

Mechanical source

Pest and diseases incidences

OFT, FFS,FLD, Training and



3. Details of Technological interventions

3.1 Technology Assessment

S.No. Crop/

enterprise

Title of

intervention Technological options

No.

of

trials

Total

cost

involved

(Rs.)

Team

members

involved

No of

trails

targeted

in DFI

village(s)

No of

trails

targeted

in DFI

under

SC-SP 1 Maize Assessing the

performance of

IPM for Fall

Army Worm

Farmers practice 5 22,500.00 SS&H (PP) 0 0

TO 2 -

Summer ploughing

Neem Cake @ 100

kg/ac at last ploughing

Seed treatment with

Fortezaduo

(Cyantraniliprole +

Thiamethoxam) @ 2

ml/Kg

Border drop with grain

sorghum &

Intercropping with

Cowpea

Collection and

destruction of Egg

masses

Installation of

Pheromone traps @ 4

Nos/ac

Neem spray (1%) 10 to

15 DAS

EPN or Bt @ 2g/lt 15 –

21 DAS

Spraying of Insecticide

– 21 -28 & 36-42 DAS

Spraying of

Metarhizium anisopliae

@ 2ml/lt 30-35 DAS

Poison baiting @ 45 -65

DAS

2 Water

Melon

Assessment of

high yielding

water melon

varieties suitable

for Coimbatore

district

Technological options 1

Variety – Sugar baby

5 18150.00 SMS-

Horticulture

0 0


Variety - Shonima


Variety – Arka Muthu


3 Greengram Assessing the

performance of

Greengram

varieties for

higher

productivity


Co 6

5 6750.00

SMS-

Agronomy

0 0


Greengram variety

CO(Gg) 8

Seed treatment with

T.viride@4g/Kg of seed


Greengram variety GG 1

Seed treatment with


4 Bakery Assessment of

Alternative

natural sweetener

for

bakery/Traditional

products


Farmers practice

Using white sugar

5 6500.00

SMS - Home

Science

0 0


Using Palm sugar


Using Jaggery

5 Curry leaf Assessing the

different fertilizer

schedules for Curry

leaf

Farmers practice

No recommended practice

5 9000.00 SMS – Soil

Science

0 0

NPK @60:80:40

g/plant/year along with 10

kg of FYM + gypsum

application

NPK@5:10:10g/plant/

harvest along with 4 kg

of FYM + gypsum

application (for every

harvest)

6 Dairy Assessing the

management of

hormonal

imbalance cross

breed in fertile

cows in

Coimbatore dist


Infertile cow – continuous

Artificial insemination

5 7000.00

SMS -

Animal

Science

0 0


Progesterone impregnated

intra vaginal devise


Progesterone Nanobatch

Total 30 69,900.00

mailto:T.viride@4g/Kg



3.2 Frontline Demonstrations (FLD’s)

S.

No

Category/

Crop or

enterprise

Prioritized

problem

Technologies

Demonstrated

No. of

Demo

Area

(ha)/

Units

Total

cost

involved

(Rs.)

Team

members

involved

No of

trails

targeted

in DFI village(s)

No of

trails

targeted

in DFI

under

SC-SP 1 Cotton ICM in ELS cotton

Low market price

Unaware of

biological pest

control

Demonstrating

ICM in ELS

Cotton Suvin

10 4 28400 SMS-

Agronomy &

SS&H

10 0

2 Kuthiraivali Lack on knowledge

on high yielding

varieties and

improved cultivation

Demonstration

of MDU 1

Kuthiraivali

with ICM in

Tribal Area

10 4 7900 SMS-

Agronomy &

PC

0 10

3 Ragi Low yield pest and

disease in existing

Ragi variety

Demonstration

of Co 15 Ragi

varieties

10 4 12100 SMS-

Agronomy &

PC

0 10

4 Tomato Nutrient deficiency

Poor soil

amendments

Pest & disease

incidences

Demonstrating

Integrated crop

management in

Tomato(Hybird

: Arka Abhed )

10 4 14700 SMS-

Horticulture

& PC

5 0

5 Jasmine Less flower in lean

season

Pest & disease

incidences

Introduction of

Star Jasmine -

CO 1 with ICM

Practices

10 2 18500 SMS-

Horticulture

5 0

6 Chillies Poor organic matter

and micronutrient

deficiency

Lack of awareness

about bio fertilizer

application

No application of

micronutrients

Demonstration

of Integrated

Crop

Management

practices

in Chillies

10 4 27500

SMS -

Soil Science

10 0


7 Vegetable

Cowpea

Excess application

of fertilizers

Lack of awareness

about bio fertilizer

and bio agents

application

Demonstration

of Integrated

Crop

Management

practices

in Vegetable

cowpea

10 4 27500

SMS –

Soil Science

10 0

8 Farm waste

recycling

Lack of information

on recycling of farm

waste and

composting

Demonstration

of farm waste

recycling

through

waste

decomposer

10 4 20000 SMS -

Soil Science

0 5

9 Fodder Lack on knowledge

on mixed fodder

bank Cultivation of

mono fodder

-Poor milk

Demonstration

of mixed fodder

bank

10 4 28000 SMS-

Agronomy

and Animal

Science

0 0

10 Dairy Poor fertility rate

Low body weight

Poor yield and

quality of milk

Demonstration

of area specific

mineral mixture

in dairy animals

10 20 3600 SMS-

Animal

Science

0 0

11 Dairy Indigestion

Poor absorption of

nutrients

Demonstrating

feed

supplementation

with yeast

culture dairy

cows

10 10 7000 SMS-

Animal

Science

0 0

12 Poultry Lack of knowledge

about additional

income

Inadequate

knowledge of

alternate meat

source

Demonstrating

Japanese quail

10 10 14000 SMS-

Animal

Science

0 0


13 Poultry High mortality

Ranikhet disease

incidence

Popularization

of ethino

veterinary

treatment for

prevention of

ranikhet disease

10 10 7500 SMS-

Animal

Science

0 0

14 Poultry Poor genetic

potential of local

breeds

Introduction of

grama priya for

nutritional

security and

income

generation

10 20 17500 SMS - Home

Science

5 5

15

Mechanizat

ion in

Rainfed

Groundnut

production

and profit

Labour scarcity in

peak season

Low labour output

Unaware of

mechanical source

Demonstration

on farm

Mechanization

in Rainfed

Groundnut

production and

Profit

10 4 26650 PA-

Agri.Engg &

SMS-

Agronomy

10 0

16 Mechanizat

ion in

irrigated

Groundnut

production

Labour scarcity in

peak season

Low labour output

Unaware of

mechanical source

Demonstration

on TD check

basin in former

in irrigated

groundnut

production

10 4 9750 PA-

Agri.Engg &

SMS-

Agronomy

10 0

17 Curry leaf

– Value

addition

Unaware of

processing

Wastage of curry

leaf during peak

season

Demonstration

of curry leaf

stripper and

value addition of

curry leaf

5 - 11500 SMS- Home

Science &

Lab

Technician

0 0

18 Milk –

Value

addition

Unaware of enriched

noodles

Consumption of

refined flour based

noodles

Demonstration

of milk protein

enriched

noodles

5 - 9000 SMS- Home

Science &

Lab

Technician

0 0


19 Banana Dumping of Agro

waste

Demonstration

of Banana

Pseudo stem for

Minimal

processing and

Fiber Extraction

5 - 11500 SMS- Home

Science &

Lab

Technician

0 0

Total 185 130 3,02,600 - 65 30

3.3 Training Programmes

3.3.1 Details of trainings programmes conducted for Farmers

Thematic area No. of

Courses

proposed

No. of participants

expected (including

SC/ST farmers) SMS involved

Crop Production 24 350 Agronomy

Horticulture 24 360 Horticulture

Soil Health and Fertility Management 24 360 Soil Science

Livestock Production and Management 24 360 Animal Science

Home Science/Women empowerment 22 340 Home Science &

Lab Technician

Agril. Engineering 20 300 Agril. Engineering

Plant Protection 10 200 Plant Protection

Fisheries - - -

Production of Inputs at site 3 60 Soil Science

Capacity Building and Group

Dynamics

3 60 Lab Technician

Agro-forestry - - -

TOTAL 154 2390 -


3.3.2 Details of trainings programmes conducted for Rural Youth

Area of training

No. of

Courses

proposed

No. of participants

expected (including

SC/ST farmers)

SMS involved

Nursery Management of Horticulture crops 2 30 Horticulture

Training and pruning of orchards 1 20 Horticulture

Protected cultivation of vegetable crops 2 50 Horticulture

Commercial fruit production 2 30 Horticulture

Integrated farming 2 40 Agronomy

Seed production 1 20 Agronomy

Production of organic inputs 2 40 Soil Science

Planting material production 1 20 Agronomy

Vermi-culture 2 40 Soil Science

Mushroom Production 1 20 Agronomy

Bee-keeping 2 40 Home Science and

Plant protection

Sericulture 1 20 Agronomy and Plant

protection

Repair and maintenance of farm machinery

and implements

3 45 Agril. Engineering

Value addition 3 60 Home Science & Lab

Technician

Small scale processing 2 40 Home Science & Lab

Technician

Post-Harvest Technology 3 60 Home Science & Lab

Technician

Tailoring and Stitching 1 20 Home Science & Lab

Technician

Rural Crafts 2 40 Home Science & Lab

Technician

Production of quality animal products - - -


Dairying 2 40 Animal Science

Sheep and goat rearing 3 60 Animal Science

Quail farming 2 40 Animal Science

Piggery 1 20 Animal Science

Rabbit farming 1 20 Animal Science

Poultry production 2 40 Animal Science

Ornamental fisheries 1 20 Animal Science

Composite fish culture - - -

Freshwater prawn culture - - -

Shrimp farming - - -

Pearl culture - - -

Cold water fisheries - - -

Fish harvest and processing technology - - -

Fry and fingerling rearing - - -

Any other (pl.specify) - - -

TOTAL 45 875 -

3.3.3 Training programmes for Extension Personnel including sponsored training programmes

Area of training

No. of

Courses

proposed

No. of

participants

expected

(including

SC/ST farmers)

SMS involved

Productivity enhancement in field crops 1 30 Agronomy

Integrated Pest Management 1 30 Plant protection

Integrated Nutrient management 1 20 Soil Science

Rejuvenation of old orchards 1 30 Horticulture


Protected cultivation technology 1 20 Horticulture

Production and use of organic inputs 1 20 Soil Science

Care and maintenance of farm machinery and implements 1 15 Agril. Engineering

Gender mainstreaming through SHGs 1

30 Home Science &

Lab Technician

Formation and Management of SHGs 2 30 Lab Technician

Women and Child care 2 30 Home Science&

Lab Technician

Low cost and nutrient efficient diet designing 1 20 Home Science&

Lab Technician

Group Dynamics and farmers organization 1 20 Lab Technician

Information networking among farmers 1 20 Comp Programmer

Capacity building for ICT application 1 20 Comp Programmer

Management in farm animals 1 20 Animal Science

Livestock feed and fodder production 1 20 Animal Science

Household food security 2

40 Home Science &

Lab Technician

Any other - Income generation activities, Areca plate

making

Banana fiber extraction & Handy craft work

2

40

Home Science &

Lab Technician

TOTAL 22 455 -

Target for mandated activities for the year 2019-20

S.No. Activities Target

(2019-20)

1. On- farm trials (No. of technologies) 6

On- farm trials (No. of locations) 30

2. Frontline Demonstrations (No.) 19

Frontline Demonstrations (No. of locations) 185


3. Training of Farmers and Rural Youth (Participants) Nos. 3265

4. Training of Extension Personnel (Participants in Nos.) 455

5. Participants in Extension activities (in lakh) 0.15

6. Production of Seed (in quintal) (Give crop-wise)

Co-31 1.5

7. Planting material (Nos.) (Give crop-wise)

Coconut seedlings 5000

Co -4 fodder slips 100000

Co -5 fodder slips 100000

Mulberry seedlings (V1) 2000

8. Live-stock strains (No.) 24

Fingerlings (No.) 0

9. Kisan Mobile Advisory (KMA) (No. of messages) 52

Kisan Mobile Advisory (KMA) (No. of farmers) 24000

10. Soil sample Testing (samples in No.) 1200

Water sample Testing (samples in No.) 100

11. Soil Health Cards issued through Mini Kits (No.) 200

12. No. of Soil Health Cards issued through traditional lab (No.) 1000

Special Activities (NMOOP, NFSM, Skill Development, FFS, IFS, EDP etc.)

Activity or

Programme

Seasons

(Kharif/Rabi/Summer)

/ Physical assets

created

Area

(Ha)

Demos

(No.)

Budget

(Rs. lakhs)

Team members

involved

NFSM Pulses

Blackgram - - - - -

Greengram - - - - -

Redgram - - - - -

Bengalgram Rabi 20 50 1.5 Agronomy, Plant

protection, Soil Science

& Agrl Engg

Horsegram - - - - -

NFSM Oilseeds


Groundnut Kharif 20 50 275000 Agronomy Plant

Protection Soil Science

& Agrl Engg

Sesame - - - - -

Sunflower - - - - -

Castor - - - - -

Safflower - - - - -

IFS - - - - -

EDP 1 - 5 0.45 Home Science

Plant Protection& Lab

Technician

FFS 1 1 1 0.3 Horticulture & PP

NFDB - - - - -

SERP - - - - -

ASCI 1 - - 1.53 Soil Science & PP

ASCI 1 - - 1.53 Home Science & PP

4. Externally funded Activities (continuing / expected during 2019-20) :

Activity or

Programme

Program

duration

Funding

agency

Physical details (no. of

programmes,

participants, area etc.)

Financial

outlay

(Rs.lakh)

Team

members

involved

FoCT 6 Days CDB,

Chennai

20 0.56 SMS -

Horticulture

ASCI – Organic

Grower

20 Days ASCI 20 1.50 SMS – Soil

Science

ASCI – Bee

Keeper

20 Days ASCI 20 1.50 SMS -

Horticulture

5. SAC meeting month: March 2019 (21.03.19)

Date of submission of proceedings of SAC meeting held in 2018-19 : 25.04.2019

7 Proposed date of SAC Meeting to be held in 2019-20:

State Designated slot Proposed month/week

Tamil Nadu & Pondicherry September-November Fourth week of November 2019

Telangana October-December -

Andhra Pradesh November-January -


8 Revolving fund status (2018-19) & expected revenue (2019-20) (Rs. in Lakhs) :

Opening balance Receipts Expenditure Closing balance Expected revenue

(2019-20)

14.67 13.32 11.21 16.78 19.78

9 Proposed Budget 2019-20

Sl.

No Particulars

BE 2019-20

proposed (Rs.)

1 Recurring Contingencies

A Pay & Allowances

130.77

B Traveling allowances (Field activities & Programmes)

1.30

1.1 Contingencies

A Office Contingencies

a. Stationery, telephone, postage and other expenditure on office

running, publication of Newsletter and library maintenance

(Purchase of News Paper & Magazines)

2.00

4.00

b POL, repair of vehicles, tractor/Trailer & equipment’s including

hiring of vehicle 2.00

B Technical Programmes

a Rs.150/- per person per day towards food & refreshment for KVK

training Programmes for farmers / extension personnel 0.30

b Teaching material for training and demonstrations 0.25 4.75

C Training of extension functionaries / Activities 0.06

d Publication of extension literature for farmers and extension

functionaries 0.10

e Honorarium for trainers 0.00

f On farm testing (Problem Oriented) 0.48

g Frontline demonstration on major crops including oilseeds &

pulses, fodder crops animal husbandry, fisheries 1.67

h Kissan Melas/Farmers Fair (at KVK farm) 0.40

i Library (Purchase of newspaper, journals, etc.) 0.05

J Maintenance of farm/Building 0.30

Entrepreneurship development programme(EDP/Integrated

Farming system(IFS)/Farmers field School(FFS)


k Special Programme –Flag ship (Roof Garden) 0.30

l Farmers Field School 0.20

M Mobile App & Website updation / maintenance 0.30

N Soil Health Card (SHC) 0.34

o SCSP Plan activities

2.05

i EDP- Entrepreneurship Development programme of Tribal

products 0.25

ii On farm testing (Problem Oriented) 0.23

iii Frontline demonstration on major crops including oilseeds &


iv Training cum Exposure visit 0.03

C Tribal Sub-Plan(TSP Component) 0.00

Total of Contingencies

10.80

Total Recurring items

142.87

2 Non- Recurring Contingencies

Works

Rain Water Harvesting system

0.00

Residential building (2 Nos.)

0.00

Total

0.00

SCSP Component

1.42

Furniture (Writing pad chairs and long table-Training hall, Filling

cabin, Almirah ) 0.00

Equipment(including SWTL & Computer, Diesel Generator-15 kv

0.00

Vehicle- Two wheeler ( Jeep & tractor)

0.00

Total Non – Recurring Contingencies

1.42

Grant Total (1+2)

144.29

Dr P Kumaravadivelu

Senior Scientist and Head

ICAR – Krishi Vigyan Kendra

Coimbatore, TamilNadu


General Information about the Krishi Vigyan Kendra

1.1 Name and address of KVK with

Phone, Fax , e-mail and web

address

: ICAR - Krishi Vigyan Kendra,

Vivekanandapuram – 641 113,

Karamadai Block, Coimbatore District.

TamilNadu.

Phone : (04254) 284 223, 294 325

FAX : (04254) 284 820

Whatsapp : 8903261500

Email : [email protected],

[email protected]

[email protected]

URL : www.avinashilingamkvk.org

Facebook : Krishi Vigyan Kendra Coimbatore

1.2 Name and address of host

organization with Phone, Fax

and e-mail

: Sri Avinashilingam Educational Trust,

Saradhalaya, Bharathi Park Road,

Coimbatore – 641 043. TamilNadu.

Phone : (0422) 2440 241

Fax : (0422) 2438 786

e-mail: [email protected]

1.3 Year of sanction : 1979

1.4 Website address of KVK : www.avinashilingamkvk.org







2. Details of staff as on date 01.03.2019

Sl.

No. Sanctioned post

Name of the

incumbent Discipline

Existing

Pay band

Grade

Pay

Date of

joining

Permanent /

Temporary

2.1 Senior Scientist

and Head Dr.P.Kumaravadivelu

Plant

Protection

37400-

67000 9000 09.11.2012 Permanent

2.1 Subject Matter

Specialist N. Suganthi Soil Science

15600-

39100 5400 02.01.2006 -- do --

2.3 Subject Matter

Specialist P.Gomathi

Home

Science

15600-

39100 5400 19.11.2007 -- do --

2.4 Subject Matter

Specialist S.Sureshkumar Agronomy

15600-

39100 5400 08.09.2010 -- do --

2.5 Subject Matter

Specialist M.Sagadevan Horticulture

15600-

39100 5400 09.09.2010 -- do --

2.6 Subject Matter

Specialist Vaccant

Animal

Science

15600-

39100 5400 - -

2.7 Subject Matter

Specialist P. Nagaraj Frederick

Agrl. Engg

(PA)

9300-

34800 4200 17.12.1982 -- do --

2.8 Programme

Assistant R. Banumathi

Lab

Technician

9300-

34800 4200 24.06.1987 -- do --

2.9 Computer

Programmer D. Ravindran Computer

9300-

34800 4200 01.08.1992 -- do --

2.10 Farm Manager V.Muthukumar Farm

Manager

9300-

34800 4200 17.07.1988 -- do --

2.11 Accountant/Sup

erintendent V.Palaniswamy -

9300-

34800 4200 16.04.2012 -- do --

2.12 Stenographer R. Jayaraman - 5200-

20200 2400 01.09.1979 -- do --

2.13 Driver 1 L. Premkumar - 5200-

20200 2000 01.07.2002 -- do --

2.14 Driver 2 D.Samuvel Johnson - 5200-

20200 2000 04.10.2010 -- do --

2.15 Supporting staff 1 N. Veerasamy - 5200-

20200 1800 01.08.2009 -- do --

2.16 Supporting staff 2 Vacant - 5200-

20200 1800 - -


3. Details of last SAC meeting and Action Taken Report:

Date : 21.03.2019 No of Participants : 28

S.No Hon’ble member Recommendations

1 Dr. Somasundaram

HOD Department of sustainable

Organic Agriculture Tamil Nadu

Agricultural University, Coimbatore

Encourage farmers to take up cultivation of traditional

Paddy varieties

Motivate farmers to grow Moringa and curry leaf in

organic cultivation

Value addition in milk can be encourage for additional

income

KVK can increases Mass media coverage

Organic farming study can be carried out

2 Dr.Mr. Jegan Mohan

Assistant Director of Animal

husbandry Mettupalayam

KVK can popularize silage making

KVK should motivate Hydroponic method of fodder

cultivation

KVK can concentrate training farmers on value addition

in milk for additional income

3 Mr.S.Venkataramanan

Lead bank Manager, Coimbatore

Bankers may be involved in KVK training programmes.

KVK can motivate organic farming

For effective marketing of KVK products, the Kendra can

approach colleges and schools etc

4 Dr.Anitha

Assistant Professor

UTRC Saravanampatti, Coimbatore

KVK can promote important technologies like area

specific mineral mixture, Salt lick for goats, oral pellet

vaccine for poultry birds, Mastriguard for dairy animals

5 Dr.T. Senthil

Principle scientist CIAE

Coimbatore

Kendra can encourage custom hiring centers in different

places to benefit of the farming community

Complete success story on groundnut mechanization

should be documented

KVK should encourage EDP programme on post-harvest

management of curry leaf using machineries

Include pulses planting machineries for Kendra

demonstration

6 Mr.Ragendran

Assistant Engineer Department of Agri

engineering Coimbatore

KVK should concentrate on value addition training

KKK should promote custom hiring center

KVK can promote drip irrigation system through training

7 Mrs.Vasanthi Ganasekaran

Assistant Director of Horticulture,

KVK should reorganize farm women during training and

other events

KVK should encourage EDP programme on post-harvest

management of curry leaf and Green leaf vegetables

KVK can motivate training on organic farming of

vegetables

KVK can promote banana intercropping


8 Dr.Usha Rani

Principal Scientist, ICAR – Central

Institute for Cotton Research,

Coimbatore.

KVK can promote ELS cotton cultivation

KVK can motivate farmers and entrepreneurs to undergo

value addition training in cotton in collaboration with

CIPCORT

Promote polythene mulching during training programmes

9 Mrs. T. Rajula Shanthi ,

Principal scientist Scientist(Extension),

ICAR – Sugarcane Breeding Institute,

Coimbatore

Promote EDP training on SSI method of cultivation of

sugarcane.

KVK can popularize seed treatment device for other crops

like Onion, Turmeric, Tapioca and Banana

10 Dr.Premavathi,

Associate Professor Director of

Extension Education Tamil Nadu

Agricultural University, Coimbatore

The Kendra may conduct follow up and impact study on

trainings

Success story can be uploaded in website on regular basis

Vocational training on Banana value addition and friends

of Coconut tree can be increased

KVK can promote new variety on Jasmine

11 Mr.Raviraj,

ProgressiveFarmer, Govindapuram

Coimbatore District;

Encourage farmers to produce groundnut seeds

production

Demonstration can be done on Chisel ploughing for soil

and water conservation

Kendra support can extended for white fly management in

large scale

12 Mrs.Bindugowri

Entrepreneur, Coimbatore District

The Kendra can strengthen the marketing center at urban

area

KVK can create what’s app group for marketing

13 Mr.Krishnamoorthi

Progressive Farmer, Pannimadai,

Coimbatore District

KVK can create organic market out lets in each blocks of

the district

Promote planting of Moringa in bunds for additional

income generation

14 Mrs. Lalitha

Progressive Farm women

Iddikarai, Coimbatore District

KVK can create market out lets in urban area

15 Dr.A.Baskaran

Principal scientist ATARI Hyderabad

KVK can create a new what’s up group for progressive

farmers

Farmers data base can be uploaded regularly

Each SMS can prepare bankable project

Implemented FLD technologies and its outcome can be

transferred to line department for further up scaling

The Kendra may conduct follow up and impact study on

trainings

Steps to be taken for increasing Revolving fund

Through training and method demonstration KVK can

promote ready to cook foods

KVK can ensure marketing of SHGs products and farmers

produce by creating outlet at Uzhavar sandi and collector

office.

Analysis of market price details of Pragathi variety can

be carried out


4. Capacity Building of KVK Staff

4.1 Plan of Human Resource Development of KVK personnel during 2019-20

S. No New area of training Institution

proposed to attend Justification

4.1.1 On farm production of bio inputs NIPHM,

Hyderabad

For sustainable soil fertility management

4.1.2 Food processing IICPT, Tanjore Recent trends in food processing can be

learned and used for our programmes.

4.1.3 Maintenance of Agricultural

Meteorological observatory & rainfall

analysis for better crop production

TNAU,

Coimbatore

Crop planning and pest/disease

management planning will be possible

4.1.4 Latest production technology IIHR,

Bangalore

To popularize and to educate the farmers

on recent production technologies in

vegetables

4.1.5 Livestock management TANUVAS,

Chennai

Recent technologies in livestock can be

adopted

4.1.6 Farm machineries CIAE , Bhopal &

CRIDA, Hyderabad

Involving rural youth and progressive

farmers for adopting the mechanization in

crop production

4.2. Cross-learning across KVKs during 2019-20

S. No Name of the KVK proposed Specific learning areas

4.2.1 Within Ring –

Karur Farmers producer organizations

Erode Community management resource centre

Theni Hi- tech banana cultivation and producer company

4.2.2 Within the zone -

Pondicherry Value addition

Hyderabad

Rainfed farming

Thirupathi

Integrated farming system

4.2.3 Outside zone -

Ahamad Nagar ICT in Agriculture


5. Proposed cluster of KVKs (3 to 5 neighboring KVKs) to be formed for sharing Knowledge /

Expertise, Resources and activities during 2019-20

S.No Name of the KVKs

included in the cluster

What do you intend to share

with Cluster KVKs

What do you expect from Cluster

KVKs

1 Namakkal Knowledge and inputs Livestock management

2 Erode Knowledge and inputs Community management resource centre

3 Dharmapuri Knowledge and inputs Precision farming

4 Trichy Knowledge and inputs Mini Paddy harvester

Action Plan 2019- 20, ICAR –KVK, Coimbatore 27

6. Operational areas details proposed during 2019-20


villages

Major crops &

enterprises

Major problems identified in each crop /

enterprise

Proposed


Kinathukadavu /

Kinathukadavu

Kinathukadavu /

Govindhapuram

Devarayapuram

Coconut low yield due to drought, Pest and disease

incidences

FFS & OFT Training and Method

demonstration

Maize low yield due to Pest and disease

incidences

OFT, Training and Method demonstration

Chillies

Poor organic matter and micronutrient

deficiency, Lack of awareness about bio

fertilizer application, No application of

micronutrients

FLD, Training, Method demonstration

and Field day

Poultry Poor genetic potential of local breeds FLD, Training, Method demonstration

Groundnut Labour scarcity – High operational cost FLD, Training, Method demonstration

and exposure visit

Coimbatore South /

Madukkarai

Myleripalayam / Elur

Myleripalayam Tomato

Indiscriminate use of fertilizers and

pesticides and virus infestation


and Field day

Cotton

Lack of information on ELS cotton

cultivation, application of bio fertilizers and

integration of green manures as organic

sources in nutrient management

Poor market price

OFT,FLD, Training and Method

demonstration

Pollachi /

Pollachi North

Perumbathi/

Perumbathi

Veerappagound-

anpudur

Sattakalpudur

Water melon low yield due to Pest and disease

incidences


Fodder Lack of fodder availability


and Field day


Coimbatore North /

Periyanaicken

palayam

Periyanaicken

Palayam /

No 4 Veerapandi

Mathampalayam

Jasmine Poor nutrient management, Pest and

diseases and drought


and Field day

Bengalgram Poor yield in Old variety,Labour scarcity CFLD, Method demonstration, Training

and Field day

Farm waste

management

Lack of information on recycling of farm

waste and composting


and Field day

Annur / Annur

Annur /

Pasakuttai

Pasur

Vegetable cowpea Excess application of fertilizers

Lack of awareness about bio fertilizer and

bio agents application

FLD, Training and Method demonstration

Groundnut

Poor yield in Old variety, Labour scarcity CFLD, Training and Method

demonstration

Labour scarcity – High operational cost



and exposure visit

Banana Lack of knowledge about recycling and

secondary agriculture


and exposure visit

Mettupalayam /

Karamadai

Nellithurai /

Nellithurai

Thinkalur

Ragi Cultivation of old poor drought tolerance

variety Pest and disease


Kuthiraivali Cultivation of old poor drought tolerance

variety Pest and disease


and Field day

Curry leaf Post-harvest loss FLD, Training, Method demonstration

and exposure visit

Milk Lack of knowledge about enriched noodles FLD, Training, Method demonstration

Valparai Keelpunachi RMPudur Tribal resources Lack of Knowledge about value addition

Special EDP, Training, Method

demonstration

Fodder Lack of fodder availability


and Field day


7. Technology Assessment during 2019-20

S

.

N

o

Crop /

Enterpr

ise

State

assessment

Technology to

be assessed

No.

of

trials

Technology Options Total

budget

(Rs.)

Parameters to be

recorded 1 2 3

4

1 Maize Assessment

Assessment of

management

modules

against Fall

Army Worm in

Maize

5

Farmers’

Practice –

FYM @

Application

of

Insecticides

Summer

ploughing

Neem Cake @

100 kg/ac at

last ploughing

Seed treatment

with

Fortezaduo

(Cyantranilipro

le +

Thiamethoxam

) @ 2 ml/Kg

Border drop

with grain

sorghum &

Intercropping

with Cowpea

Collection and

destruction of

Egg masses

Installation of

Pheromone

traps @ 4

Nos/ac

Neem spray

(1%) 10 to 15

DAS

EPN or Bt @

2g/lt 15 – 21

DAS

Spraying of

Insecticide –

21 -28 & 36-

42 DAS

22,500 Incidence of Fall

worm, Damage

Percentage,

Number of tillers

per plant

Grain yield kg

per ha, BCR


Spraying of

Metarhizium

anisopliae @

2ml/lt 30-35

DAS

Poison baiting

@ 45 -65 DAS

2 Water

Melon

Assessment Assessment of

high yielding

water melon

varieties

suitable for

Coimbatore

district

5 Variety –

Sugar

baby

Variety - Shonima

Variety – Arka

Muthu

-

16900.00

1.Germination %

2.Fruit fly

Infestation %

3.Wilt & Virus

incidence/m2

4.Fruit Yield

(q/ha)

5.BC Ratio

Field board 1250.00

Total 18150.00

3 Greengr

am

Assessment Assessing the

performance of

Greengram

varieties for

higher

productivity

5 Co 6 Greengram variety CO(Gg) 8

Seed treatment with


Greengram variety GG 1

Seed treatment with

T.viride@4g/Kg of seed 5550.00

No of plants per

sq meter

Plant height (Cm)

No of pods per

plant

Yield (q/ha)

BC ratio

Field board 1250.00

Total 6750.00

4 Bakery Assessment Assessment of

Alternative

natural

sweetener for

bakery/Traditio

nal products

5 Farmers practice

Using white sugar

Using Palm sugar Using Jaggery 6500.00 Self life

Consumer

preference

Income

Generation




5 Curry

leaf

Assessment Assessing the

different

fertilizer

schedules for

Curry leaf

5 No recommended

practice NPK @60:80:40

g/plant/year along with

10 kg of FYM + gypsum

application

NPK@5:10:10g/plant/

harvest along with 4 kg

of FYM + gypsum

application (for every

harvest)

7750.00 Sucking pest

infestation

Leaf Yield (q/ha)

BC ratio

Filed board 1250.00

Total 9,000.00

6 Dairy Assessment Assessing the

management of

hormonal

imbalance cross

breed in fertile

cows in

Coimbatore dist

5 Infertile cow –

continuous Artificial

insemination

Progesterone

impregnated intra

vaginal devise

Progesterone Nanobatch 5750.00 Time taken to

induce

heat(Days)

Number of

Inseminations per

conception.

Conception rate

BCR

Filed board 1250.00

Total 7,000.00

Grand Total 69,900.00


8. Front Line Demonstrations during 2019-20

S.No. Categ

ory

Crop/

enterprise

Prioritized

problem

Technology to be

demonstrated

Sp

ecif

y H

ybri

d

or

Va

riet

y

Na

me

of

the

Hyb

rid

or

Va

riet

y Sourc

e of

Tech

nolog

y

Name of critical

input

Qty per

Demo

Cost per

Demo

No. of

Demo

Total cost

for the

Demo (Rs.)

Parameters

to be

studied

Tea

m

mem

ber

s

1 Crop Cotton Low market

price

-Unaware of

biological

pest control

Demonstration cotto

seed Suvin

Seed treatment with

T.Viride@4g/Kg of

seed and Azophos@

1200 gm

IPM practices-spraying

of BT @1000g/Ha

release of

Trichogramma

@6.22cc three times

from 45 DAS at 15

days intrevel. V

arie

ty

Su

vin

CIC

R,C

oim

bat

ore

Seed

Bio agents

(Viridie,

psudomonas)

Pheromone trap

NPV

Cotton plus

Chisel plough

2 Kg

1 Kg

12 Nos

500 ml

1 kg

500.00

300.00

840.00

600.00

300.00 3000.00

10 28,400.00 Plant

population.

No.bolls/pl

ant,Yield

and BC

ratio

SM

S (

Ag

rono

my

)

2 Crop Kutheraivali Lack of

Knowledge

about

improved

variety and

Cultivation

practices

Demonstration MDU 1

Kutheraivali seed ,seed

treatment with

trichodema @4gm/Ha

and 40:30:50 kgs

NPK/Ha

Var

iety

MD

U 1

TN

AU

,201

8

Seed

Azospirillum

Phosphobacteria

Pseudomonas

Trichoderma

Field board

4 Kgs

1 Kgs

1 kgs

1 Kgs

1 kgs

1 nos

320.00

60.00

60.00

100.00

100.00

1500.00

10 7900.00 Panical

length

100 grain

weight,

Yield and

BC ratio

SM

S (

Ag

rono

my

)

mailto:T.Viride@4g/Kg


3 Crop Ragi Low yield

and

susceptible

to pest and

disease in

existing

variety

Deemonstration of Co

15 ragi variety ,

fertilizer

recommendation of

60:30:30 Kgs NPK/Ha,

seed treatment with

Azophas@ 1200g /Ha

and Micronutrient

@12.5kg/Ha

Var

iety

Co

15

TN

AU

,Co

imb

ato

re

Seed

Azospirillum

Phosphobacteria

Pseudomonas

Field board

5 Kgs

2 Kgs

2 Kgs

2 lts

1 no

300.00

80.00

80.00

600.00

1500.00

10 12,100.00 Plant

population,

Number of

tiller/hill,Y

ield and

BC ratio

SM

S (

Ag

rono

my

)

4 Hortic

ultural

crops

Tomato

Nutrient

deficiency

Poor soil

amendments

Pest &

disease

incidences

Demonstrating Arka

Abhed seed

Foliar application of

Neem soap and

mocronutrients

Soil application of

Pseudomonas 2.5 Kg or

(250 ml) / ha. & Neem

cake @ 250 kg/ha or 2

% Carbendazim for wilt

management

Hy

bri

d

Ark

a A

bh

ed

IIH

R,

Ban

gal

ore

Seed

Pseudomonas

IIHR-Vegetable

special

Neem soap

Field board

Total

20g

1 lit

2kg

300g

1 no

500.00

300.00

320.00

100.00

250.00

1470.00

10 14700.00 1.No .of

picking

2.Mite

incidences/

plant

3.Wilt

incidences/

m2

4.Yield

(Q/Ha)

5.BC Ratio

SM

S (

Ho

rtic

ult

ure

) &

PC


5 Hortic

ultural

crops

Star

Jasmine

Less flower

in lean

season

Pest &

disease

incidences

Demonstrating Star

jasmine Co-1

Rooted cuttings are

planned in 1.5 X 1.5 m

spacing

Soil application of Neem

cake @ 250 kg/ha or 2 %

Carbendazim for white

grub management

Foliar spray of ZnSO4

(0.25%) + MgSO4 (0.5%)

+ FeSO4 (0.5%) for leaf

chlorosis management

Spraying of Neem soaps

@ 1%for sucking

management

Var

iety

Sta

r Ja

smin

e

TN

AU

, C

oim

bat

ore

Rooted cuttings

Neem soap

Field board

Total

100

nos

300g

1 no

1500.00

100.00

250.00

1850.00

10 18500.00

No. of

picking

No. of

buds/plant

Leaf spot

incidences/

m2

Bud worm

infestation/

plant

White grub

infestation/

m2

Yield

(Q/Ha)

BC Ratio

SM

S (

Ho

rtic

ult

ure

)

6 Hortic

ultural

crops

Chillies Poor organic

matter and

micronutrient

deficiency

Lack of

awareness

about bio

fertilizer

application

No application

of

micronutrients

Demonstration of

Integrated Crop

Management practices in

Chillies – DFI village

Protray seedling

techniques along with

Arka micorbial consortia

Soil application of

(Arka micorbialconsortia

12.5 kg / ha + FYM 25

T/Ha) Inorganic f

Foliar spraying of IIHR

special vegetable special

Integrated pest & disease

management practices

Fertilizers 120:80:80

NPK /Ha

Hy

bri

d

CO

CH

-1

TN

AU

, C

oim

bat

ore

Biofertilizers

and

Bio agents

Arka microbial

consortium

Sticky traps

Pheromone traps

Field board and

pamphlets

4

5

6

5

400.00

1000.00

400.00

750.00

400.00

2750.00

10 27500.00

Soil

analysis

No of fruits

per plant

Yield

Net return

BC ratio

SM

S (

soil

sci

ence

) an

d P

C


7 Hortic

ultural

crops

Vegetable

cowpea

Excess

application

of fertilizers

Lack of

awareness

about bio

fertilizer and

bio agents

application

Demonstration of

Integrated Crop

Management practices in

Vegetable cowpea

Soil test based fertilizer

application

(FYM@25t/h +

Inorganic fertilizers

NPK

25:50:25 Kg/Ha).

Foliar application of

IIHR vegetable special

Integrated pest & disease

management practices

Var

iety

Co

-2

TN

AU

, C

BE

Bio fertilizers

and Bio agents

Arka vegetable

special

Sticky traps

Pheromone traps

Field board and

pamphlets

Total

4

5

6

5

400.00

1000.00

400.00

750.00

400.00

4550.00

2750.00

10 27500.00

Soil

analysis

Yield

Net return

BC ratio

SM

S (

soil

sci

ence

) an

d P

C

8 All

crops

Farm waste

recycling

Lack of

information

on recycling

of farm

waste and

composting

Lack of

awareness

about bio

agents for

composting

Demonstration of farm

waste recycling through

waste decomposer

Collection & mixing of

farm waste

Preparation of waste

decomposer liquid

Application of waste

decomposer in the farm

waste

Turning of the compost

in weekly intervals

Value adding the

compost by bio agents

Analysis of nutritive

value before and after

composting

- -

NC

OF

-

20

14

Waste

decomposer Manure

analysis (Initial &

after compost) Plastic drums Field board

and pamphlets Total

2 nos.

2 nos.

1 no.

1 no.

100.00

500.00

1000.0

400.00

2000.0

10 20000.0 Nutrient

analysis at

before and

after

composing

SM

S (

So

il s

cien

ce)


9 Fodder Dairy

farming

Lack of

green fodder

and poor

milk yield

Demonstration of Co

31 multi cut fodder

sorghum@5kg/Ha,Co 5

Cumbu napier

grass@33,000

cuttings,desmanthus

legume

fodder@5kg/Ha and

tree fodder agathi as

bund crop in mixed

fodder bank.

Var

iety

Co

-31 a

nd C

o 5

TN

AU

-2

01

3

Seed-Co 31

Co 5

Desmanthus

Agathi

Field board

Total

250 gm

5000 nos

250 gms

200 gms

1 no

200.00

2000.00

200.00

150.00

1500.00

4050.00

10 28,000.00 Height of

the plant

No. of tillers

/plant

Biomass

yield

kg/ha

BC ratio

SM

S(A

gro

no

my

)& S

MS

(An

imal

Sci

ence

)

10 Dairy Milk

production

Poor fertility

rate

Low body

weight

Poor yield

and quality

of milk ls

Demonstration of area

specific mineral

mixture in dairy anima

- -

TA

NU

VA

S

Mineral mixture

3 Kg

180.00

20 3600.00 Milk Yield

Milk

Quality

Fat & SNF

Content

BC ratio

SM

S (

An

imal

Sci

ence

)

11 Dairy Milk

production

Indigestion

Diarrhea

Poor

absorption

of nutrients

Lowered

productivity

Demonstrating feed

supplementation with

yeast culture in

dairy cows

- -

TA

NU

VA

S

Yeast culture

Field board

Total

300 g

1 No

450.00

250.00

700.00

10 7000.00 Milk Yield

Milk

Quality

Fat & SNF

Content

BC ratio

SM

S (

An

imal

Sci

ence

)

12 Poultry Income

Generation

Lack on

knowledge

about

additional

income

Inadequate

knowledge

of alternate

meat source

Demonstrating

Japanese quail

Bre

ed

Jap

anes

e q

uai

l

TA

NU

VA

S

Japanese quail

Feed cost

Field board

Total

40 Nos

10 kg

1 No

1000.00

150.00

250.00

1400.00

10 14000.00 Egg

production,

Weight

gain

BC ratio

SM

S (

An

imal

Sci

ence

)


13 Poultry High

mortality

High

mortality

Ranikhet

disease

incidence

Popularization of

ethino veterinary

treatment for

preveantion of ranikhet

disease

- -

TA

NU

VA

S

Ethno herbs

(Cumin seeds

kellanelli,

garlic, onion,

turmeric and

pepper)

Field board

Total

10 kit

1 No

500.00

250.00

750.00

10 7500.00 Mortality

percentage

BC ratio

SM

S (

An

imal

Sci

ence

)

14 Poultry Poultry Poor genetic

potential of

local breeds

Introduction of grama

priya for nutritional

security and income

generation

Backyard poultry

rearing

Feed management

Vaccination with

Ethino veterinary

medicine

-

Gra

map

riy

a

TA

NU

VA

S

Chicks

Feed

Vaccination

Cost

Field board

20 1750 10 17500.00 Egg

production

Weight gain

Egg laying

period

Income

generated

SM

S (

Ho

mes

cien

ce0


15 Mechani

zation

Groundnut Labour

scarcity in

peak season

Low labour

output

Unaware of

mechanical

source

Demonstration on farm

Mechanization in

Rainfed Groundnut

production and Profit

- -

CIA

E

AN

GR

AU

P

AU

Manually

operated

Groundnut

decorticator

TD- Seed

Drill

(Fuel charges)

(Transport

Charges)

TD-Harvester

(Fuel charges)

(Transport

Charges)

Field board

Total

1 units

50 ltrs

70 Ltrs

4000.00

3500.00

6000.00

4900.00

6,000

2250.00

10

26650.00

Germination

percentage

(%)

Yield

(Q/Ha)

Capacity

Ha./hr.

Cost of

operation:

Rs./ha.

BCR

PA

(A

gri

. E

gg

) an

d S

MS

Ag

rono

my

16 Mechani

zation

Groundnut Labour

scarcity in

peak season

Low labour

output

Unaware of

mechanical

source

Demonstration on TD

check basin in former

in irrigated groundnut

production

TN

AU

- 2

01

8

TD – check

Basin former

(Fuel charges)

(Transport

Charges)

Field board

50

-

1

3500.00

6000.00

250.00

10

9750.00

Cost of

operation:

Rs./ha.

BCR

PA

(A

gri

. E

gg

) an

d S

MS

Ag

rono

my


17 Waste

recycling

Banana Dumping of

Agro waste

Demonstration of

Banana Pseudo stem

for Minimal processing

and Fiber Extraction

Minimal processing

Product development

Packing and labeling.

Fiber extraction and

Handicraft work

-

NR

CB

&

CIA

E

Demo materials

Display board

Total

Required

quantity

2300.00 5 11500.00 Shelf life of

the product

Consumer

preference

Income

generation

SM

S(H

om

e S

cien

ce)

and

Lab

Tec

hn

icia

n

18 Value

addition

Curry leaf Unaware of

processing

Wastage of

curry leaf

during peak

season

Demonstration of curry

leaf stripper and value

addition of curry leaf

Stripping of leaf with

Stripper

Product development

Packing and labeling

-

TN

AU

/C

IAE

201

4

Packing machine

Weighing machine

( Community

input) Purchase of

demo materials

(Grocery, Bakery

materials, etc)

Packaging,

labeling and

marketing

Field Board

Total

Required

quantity

2300.00 5 11500.00 Self life

Consumer

preference

Income

generation

SM

S(H

om

e S

cien

ce)

and

Lab

Tec

hn

icia

n

19 Value

addition

Milk Unaware of

enriched

noodles

Consumption

of refined

flour based

noodles

Demonstration of milk

protein enriched

noodles

Enrichment

,Extruction drying,

Labeling and Packing

- -

TA

NU

VA

S 2

015

Packing machine

Weighing machnei

( Community

input) Purchase of

demo materials

(Refined

flour,Millets,Skim

milk powder,Whey

Protein)

Packaging,

labeling and

marketing

Total

Required

quantity

1800.00 5 9000.00 Consumer

preference,

Self life

BCR

SM

S

(Ho

me

Sci

ence

) an

d L

ab

Tec

hn

icia

n

Total 3,02,600

*In FLD-1 as we are demonstrating (introducing) the seed is also included as critical input

*Home science interventions were included based on the finalization made during the 3rd

day of action plan meeting.


09. Training for Farmers/ Farm Women during 2019-20

S.No Thematic

area

Crop /

Enterprise Major problem

Linked field

intervention Training Course Title

No. of

Courses

Expected

No. of

participants

Names of the

team members

involved

9.1 Crop Production

a

Bengalgram Drought

Management CFLD

Importance of Seed

treatment 1 23

SMS

(Agronomy)

b

Bengalgram Pest and Diseases

CFLD Pest and Disease

management 2 21

SMS

(Agronomy)

c Small

millets

Poor nutrient

management FLD

ICM in Kuthiraivali 1 18

SMS

(Agronomy)

d

Fodder

Poor quality of

fodder FLD

Improved agronomic

practices in fodder

production

1 21 SMS

(Agronomy)

e

Pulses Nutrient deficiency

in Pulses FLD

Role and importance of

micronutrient foliar spray 1 18

SMS

(Agronomy)

f

Bengalgram Pod borer

infestation FLD

IPM in Rainfed Bengalgram 1 18

SMS

(Agronomy)

g

Bengalgram

Dry root rot and

leaf spot FLD

Importance of seed

treatment with bio-agents

and bio-fertilizer

2 16 SMS

(Agronomy)

h

Groundnut Poor pod filling

FLD Importance and timely

application of gypsum 2 17

SMS

(Agronomy)

i

Groundnut Poor pod filling

FLD Foliar application of micro

nutrients 1 16

SMS

(Agronomy)

9.2 Horticulture Production

a Tomato

Seed borne

diseases

FLD

Seed treatment with bio

agents for exchanging

productivity

1 15 SMS

(Horticulture)


b Tomato Poor seedling

growth FLD

Nursery techniques for

quality seedling production 2 30

SMS

(Horticulture)

c Tomato Weed infestation FLD Integrated weed

management in Tomato 1 15

SMS

(Horticulture)

d Chillies Seed borne

diseases FLD



productivity

1 15 SMS

(Horticulture)

e Vegetable

cowpea Less no. of flower FLD

Importance of foliar

application of growth

regulators

1 25 SMS

(Horticulture)

f Star

jasmine

Seed borne

diseases FLD



productivity

1 15 SMS

(Horticulture)

g Star

jasmine Weed infestation FLD

Integrated weed

management in Star Jasmine 1 15

SMS

(Horticulture)

h Watermelon Flower drop OFT Importance of PGBR in

Watermelon 1 15

SMS

(Horticulture)

i

Watermelon Seed borne

diseases

OFT Seed treatment with bio


productivity

1 15 SMS

(Horticulture)

j Watermelon Poor seedling

growth

OFT Nursery techniques for

quality seedling production 1 10

SMS

(Horticulture)

k Watermelon

Weed infestation OFT Integrated weed

management in Watermelon 1 10

SMS

(Horticulture)

l Watermelon Flower drop OFT Importance of PGBR in

Watermelon 1 10

SMS

(Horticulture)

m Banana Water scarcity - Importance of PGBR in

Banana cultivation 1 15

SMS

(Horticulture)

n Banana Weed infestation -

Importance of intercrops in

young Banana cultivation

1 20 SMS

(Horticulture)


o Coconut Weed infestation FFS Integrated weed

management in Coconut 2 30

SMS

(Horticulture)

p Coconut Immature Nut

fallen

FFS Role of micronutrient in

Coconut production 1 20

SMS

(Horticulture)

q Coconut

Water scarcity FFS Importance of PGBR in

Coconut cultivation 1 15

SMS

(Horticulture)

r Turmeric Water scarcity - Importance of PGBR in

Turmeric cultivation 1 10

SMS

(Horticulture)

s Turmeric

Weed infestation - Importance of intercrops in

young Turmeric cultivation 1 10

SMS

(Horticulture)

t Turmeric Micronutrient

deficiency -

Role of micronutrient in

Turmeric production 1 10

SMS

(Horticulture)

u Terrace

garden Poor quality

vegetables - Quality vegetable production 2 40

SMS

(Horticulture)

9.3 Livestock Production

a Goat

farming

Worm burden and

mineral deficiency -

Importance of Anthelmintic

mineral block 2 30

SMS (Animal

Science)

b Dairy

farming

Mastitis, FMD

incidence

-

Importance of Ethno

Veterinary medicine 1 15 SMS (Animal

Science)

c

Japanese

qual

farming

Occurrence of

disease

FLD

Importance of vaccine

2 20

SMS (Animal

Science)&

Professor and

Head,

TANVUAS

d Dairy

farming

Fodder scarcity FLD

Importance of fodder (Co-

31) production 3 40

SMS (Animal

Science)

e Dairy

farming

High feed cost

FLD

Importance of grand

supplement

2 30

SMS (Animal

Science)


f Goat

farming

Labour scarcity -

Importance of stall –fed

Goat rearing 2 30

SMS (Animal

Science)

g Dairy

farming

Mineral deficiency FLD

Importance of mineral

mixture 2 30

SMS (Animal

Science)

9.4 Home Science

a Micro-

nutrients

Iron deficiency

-

Role of micro-nutrients in

human diet 2 40

SMS (Home

Science) &

Lab.Technician

b Millets

Lack of

knowledge about

value addition

-

Value added products from

millets 2 40

SMS (Home

Science) &

Lab.Technician

c Backyard

poultry

Nutritional security

FLD

Nutritional security and

income generation through

backyard poultry

2 30

SMS (Home

Science) &

Lab. Technician

d Nutrition

garden

Nutritional security

-

Importance of nutrition

garden 2 40

SMS (H.

Science) &

Lab. Technician

e Banana

Lack of knowledge

about value

addition

FLD


Banana 2 30

SMS (Home

Science) &

Lab. Technician

f Storage

Improper storage

methods -

Safety storage methods

2 40

SMS (Home

Science) &

Lab. Technician

g Curryleaf

Lack of knowledge

about value

addition

FLD


Curryleaf 2 30 SMS (Home

Science) &

Lab.Technician

h Fruits and

Vegetables

Post harvest loss


fruits and vegetables 3 40 SMS (H.

Science) &

Lab.Technician

i Milk

Lack of knowledge

about value

addition

FLD


Milk 2 30

SMS

(HomeScience)

&


Lab.Technician

j Green leafy

vegetables

Lack of knowledge

about value

addition


Green leafy vegetables 2 40

SMS (Home

Science) &

Lab.Technician

9.5 Plant Protection

a Groundnut

Pest and disease

FLD

Integrated pest and disease

management in Groundnut 2 16

PC &

SMS

(Agronomy)

b Bengal

gram Pest and disease FLD

Importance of bio-agent to

enhancing Bengalgram

productivity

1 17

PC &

SMS

(Agronomy)

c Kuthiraivali

Pest and disease

FLD

Importance of seed

treatment 1 16

PC &

SMS

(Agronomy)

d Ragi

Pest and disease

FLD


in Ragi 2 26

PC &

SMS

(Agronomy)

e Tomato Pest and diseases

- Integrated pest and disease

management in Tomato 1 10

PC & SMS

(Horticulture)

f Jasmine

Pest and diseases

-


management in Jasmine 1 10

PC &

SMS(Horticultu

re)

g Banana

Pest and diseases

FLD


management in Banana 1 20

PC &

SMS(Horticultu

re)

h Snake

gourd

Pest and diseases

FLD


management in Snakegourd 1 10

PC &

SMS(Horticultu

re)

i Coconut Pest and diseases

FFS


management in Coconut 3 45

PC &

SMS

(Horticulture)


j Coriander Pest and diseases

FLD Integrated pest and disease

management in Coriander 1 15

PC & SMS

(Horticulture)

k Chilies Pest and diseases

FLD Integrated pest and disease

management in Chilies 1 15

PC &SMS

(Horticulture)

l Arecanut Pest and diseases

FFS


management in Arecanut 3 45

PC &

SMS(Horticultu

re)

9.6 Production of

Inputs at Site -

- -

- - - -

9.7 Soil Health and Fertility

a All crops

Lack of knowledge

about soil and

water testing

OFT &

FLD

Importance of soil and water

testing 6 120

SMS (S.

Science)

b Chillies Indiscriminate use

of fertilizers FLD


recommendation in Chillies 1 20

SMS (S.

Science)

c

Chillies Unaware of micro

nutrients FLD


micronutrients in Chillies 1 20

SMS (S.

Science)

i

Vegetable

cowpea Indiscriminate use

of fertilizers FLD


recommendation in

Vegetable cowpea

1 20 SMS (S.

Science)

Vegetable

cowpea Unaware of micro

nutrients FLD


micronutrients in Vegetable

cowpea

1 20 SMS (S.

Science)

j Cotton Indiscriminate use

of fertilizers OFT

INM in Cotton 1 20

SMS (S.

Science)

Cotton Unaware of micro

nutrients OFT


micronutrients in Cotton 1 20

SMS (S.

Science)

k All crops Unaware of waste

recycling

FLD

Farm waste recycling 4 20

SMS (S.

Science)


9.8.PHT and value addition

a Millets

Lack of knowledge

about importance

of millets

-

Value addition in Millet

2 40

SMS (H.

Science) &

Lab. Technician

b Curryleaf Post harvest loss

FLD Value addition in Curryleaf

2 30 SMS (H. Sci) &

Lab. Technician

c Banana

Post harvest loss

FLD

Value addition in banana

and Pseudo stem 2 30

SMS (H.

Science) &

Lab. Technician

9.9

Capacity

Building

Group

Dynamics

Rural

women

empowerme

nt

Lack of

Knowledge about

agribasde

enterprises

-

EDP to rural women

2 40

SMS (H.

Science) &

Lab. Technician

9.10 Farm Mechanization

a Groundnut

Labour scarcity

Cost of operation

is high

FLD

Mechanization in Rainfed

Groundnut production and

profit 1 15

PA (Agri.Engg)

b Groundnut

Labour scarcity

Cost of operation

is high FLD

Introduction of manually

operated groundnut

decorticator (gender

friendly)

1 15

PA (Agri.Engg)

c

Groundnut

Labour scarcity

Cost of operation

is high

FLD

Introduction of TD seed drill

1 15

PA (Agri.Engg)

Groundnut

Labour scarcity

Cost of operation

is high

FLD

Introduction of TD

Harvester 1

d Groundnut

Labour scarcity

Cost of operation

is high

FLD

Introduction of TD check

basin former 1 15 PA (Agri.Engg)


e Paddy

Labour scarcity

Cost of operation

is high

-

Introduction of gender

friendly weeder 2 30

PA (Agri.Engg)

f Paddy

Labour scarcity

Cost of operation

is high

-

Introduction of low volume

sprayer 1 15

PA (Agri.Engg)

g Sorghum

Labour scarcity

Cost of operation -

Introduction of TD harvester

2 40

PA (Agri.Engg)

Banana

Labour scarcity.

Cost of operation

is high

-

Introduction of motorized

earth auger 2 30

PA (Agri.Engg)

h Banana Improper water

supply -

Proper maintenance of

micro-irrigation system 2 30

PA (Agri. Engg)

Cotton

Poor Rain water

harvesting

practices

-

Introduction of Chisel plow

in Rainfed Cotton

production

2 30

PA (Agri. Engg)

Cotton

Poor Rain water

harvesting

practices

-

Advantages of farm pond.

2 30

PA (Agri. Engg)

i Cotton

Labour scarcity

Cost of operation

is high

-

Introduction of power

weeder in Rainfed Cotton

production

1 15

PA (Agri.Engg)

j Cotton

Labour scarcity

Cost of operation

is high

-

Introduction of Hi-tech

sprayer 1 15

PA (Agri.Engg)

k Brinjal Labour scarcity

- Introduction of low volume s

sprayer 1 15

PA (Agri.Engg)

l Bhendi Painful process

- Introduction of low cost

finger glove for harvesting 1 15

PA (Agri.Engg)


m Chillies Labour scarcity

- Introduction of gender

friendly weeder 1 15

PA (Agri.Engg)

n Chillies

Labour scarcity

Cost of operation

is high

FLD

Introduction of power

weeder in chillies production 1 15

PA (Agri.Engg)

o Turmeric

Labour scarcity

Cost of operation

is high

-

Introduction of improved

turmeric boiler(steam based) 1 15 PA (Agri.Engg)

p Coconut

Labour scarcity -

Introduction of coconut tree

climber 1 15 PA (Agri.Engg)

9.11 Tribal

resource

Tribal

products

Lack of knowledge

about Tribal

resources

Special

EDP

EDP Training to rural

women 2 30

SMS (H.

Science) &

Lab. Technician

9.12 Others, pl.

specify

Arecaplate

making

- Lack of

knowledge about

agri waste

recycling

- EDP Training to rural

women and men 2 20

SMS (H.

Science) &

Lab. Technician

.

10. Training for Rural Youth during 2019-20

S.No

. Thematic area

Crop /

Enterprise Major problem

Linked field

intervention Training Course Title

No. of

Courses

Expected

No. of

participants

Names of the

team members

involved

10.1 Crop

Production Mulberry

High in planting

materials cost and

poor germination

-

Nursery techniques in

mulberry seedling

production

1 20 SMS

(Agronomy)

10.2

a

Horticulture

Production Vegetables

Unhealthy seedlings -

Nursery Management of

Horticulture crops 2 30

SMS

(Horticulture)

b Horticulture

Production Fruit crops

Occurrence of Pest

and disease - Training and pruning of

orchards

1 20 SMS

(Horticulture)


c Horticulture

Production Vegetables

Poor quality

vegetables - Protected cultivation of

vegetable crops

2 50 SMS

(Horticulture)

d Horticulture

Production Fruit crops

Poor quality fruits

Commercial fruit

production

2 30 SMS

(Horticulture)

10.3

a

Livestock

Production

Goat

rearing

Fodder scarcity

-

stall-fed goatery

2 50

SMS (AH) &

Head

TANUVAS

b Livestock

Production

Dairy

farming

High feed cost FLD

Importance of grand

supplement 1 15 SMS (AH)

c Livestock

Production Dairy farm

Fodder scarcity FLD

Importance of mixed

fodder 2 30 SMS (AH)

d Poultry Backyard

poultry

Nutritional security FLD

Nutritional security and

income generation

through backyard

poultry

1 15

SMS (H.

Science) &

Programme

Assistant (AH)

10.4

a Home Science Millet

Iron deficiency -

Role of micro-nutrients

in daily diet 2 40

SMS (H. Sci) &

Lab.Technician

b Home Science Leafy

vegetables

Post harvest loss

Value addition in leafy

vegetables 2 40

SMS (H.Scie) &

Lab.Technician

c Home Science Fruits&

Vegetables

Post harvest loss FLD

Value addition in

Fruits& Vegetables 2 40

SMS (H.Sci) &

Lab.Technician

d Home Science Milk Lack of knowledge in

value addition FLD

Value addition in milk 2 20

SMS (H.Sci) &

Lab.Technician

10.5 Plant

Protection All crops Unaware of bio agents - Production of bio agents 1 50

PC &

Lab.Technician

10.6 Soil Health

and Fertility All crops

Un aware of

composting

technology

FLD

Different composting

technology 2 30 SMS(SS)


10.7

a

Soil Health

and Fertility All crops

Un aware of

composting

technology

FLD

Vermicomposting

4 60 SMS(SS)

b PHT and

value addition

Fruits and

Vegetables

Lack of knowledge in

value addition FLD

Value addition in Fruits

and Vegetables 2 40

SMS

(H.Science) &

Lab.Technician

10.8

a

Farm

Mechanization Banana

Unaware of

maintenance of drip

irrigation

-

Proper care and

maintenance of drip

irrigation system.

1 15 PA (Agri.Engg)

10.8

b

Farm

Mechanization Groundnut

Unaware of

mechanical

production

-

Mechanized rainfed

groundnut Production 1 15 PA (Agri.Engg)

10.9 Mushroom

production Mushroom

Lack of knowledge

about mushroom

production

- EDP Training to rural

women 2 18

SMS

(Agronomy) &

Lab. Technician

10.10 Sericulture Mulberry

Lack of knowledge in

quality leaf

production

- Silkworm rearing 1 35 SMS

(Agronomy)

10.11 Others, pl.

specify

Areca

plate

making

- Lack of knowledge

about agro waste

recycling

EDP Training to rural

women and men 2 20

SMS (H.

Science) &

Lab. Technician

-

11 Trainings for Extension Personnel during 2019-20

S.No. Thematic area Training Course Title No. of

Courses

Expected No. of

participants

Names of the team

members involved

11.1 Crop Production ICM in rain fed groundnut cultivation 1 18 SMS (Agronomy)

11.2 Home Science Nutritional security and income

generation through nutritional garden 1 30

SMS (Home Science)

&

Lab. Technician


11.3 Horticulture Rejuvenation of old orchards 1 30 SMS(Horticulture)

11.4. Protected cultivation technology Protected cultivation technology 1 20 SMS(Horticulture)

11.5 Livestock Production &

Management Milch animal management 1 20

SMS (AH) & SMS

(Agronomy)

11.6 Plant Protection Integrated pest and disease management 1 20 PC

11.7 Farm Mechanization

Mechanization in Rainfed groundnut

production 1 15 PA (Agri. Engg)

11.8 Soil fertility Management Farm waste recycling 1 20 SMS (SS)

12. Vocational trainings during 2019-20

Sl.No

.

Thematic area and

the Crop/Enterprise

Training title No. of

programmes

and Duration

(days)

Type of Clientele

(SHGs, NYKs,

School students,

Women, Youth etc.)

Expected

No. of

participants

Sponsoring

agency if any

Names of the

team members

involved

12.1 Crop Production Mushroom production 1

SHGs 20

Dept.

Agriculture

SMS (Agronomy)

&

Lab. Technician

12.2 Areca nut Areca plate making 1

SHGs, Rural youth 30

District Rural

Development

Agency

Coimbatore

SMS (Home

Science) &

Lab. Technician

12.3 Terrace garden Importance of integrated

terrace garden 3 Rural youth 20

Dept .of

Horticulture

SMS

(Horticulture)

12.4 Vegetables

Quality seedling

production

2 Practicing farmers,

Rural youth 15

Dept .of

Horticulture

SMS

(Horticulture)


12.5 Goat rearing Stall-fed Goat rearing 1

SHGs and Rural

youth 25 -

SMS (AH)&

Professor and

Head

TANUVAS

12.6 Plant Protection Production of bio agents 1

SHGs, Rural youth 30

- PC & Lab.

Technician

12.7 Water management Proper care and

maintenance drip irrigation

1

Rural youth 15

Department of

Agricultural

Engineering,

Coimbatore /

Jain irrigation

Dealer,

Coimbatore

PA (Agri.Engg)

12.8 PHT and value

addition Value addition in millets

1

SHGs 20 ATMA

SMS (H.

Science)&

Lab. Technician

Value addition in fruits

and vegetables 1 SHGs 20 ATMA

SMS (H.

Science)&

Lab. Technician

12.9 Production of Inputs

at Site Vermicomposting

1

SHGs

Rural youth

10 - SMS (SS)

13. Sponsored trainings during 2019-20

Sl.

No.

Thematic area

and the

Crop/Enterprise

Training title

No. of

programmes

and Duration

(days)

Type of Clientele

(SHGs, NYKs, School

students, Women,

Youth etc.)

Expected

No. of

participants

Sponsoring

agency

Names of the

team members

involved

13.1 Crop Production ICM in Groundnut 4

Rural youth 55

Department of

Agriculture,

Coimbatore

SMS

(Agronomy)


13.1a Crop Production Integrated Farming

System

3

Rural youth and

women 50

Department of

Agriculture,

Coimbatore

SMS

(Agronomy)

13.1b Crop Production

Importance of small

millets and its

production

2

Women 40

Department of

Agriculture,

Coimbatore

SMS

(Agronomy)

13.2a Home Science Value added products

from millets 2 Farm women 30

Department of

Agriculture

&Horticulture

SMS (H.

Science)&

Lab. Technician

13.3

Capacity Building

and Group

Dynamics

Women empowerment- 1

Rural women 40

Ministry of

Human resource

development

SMS (H.

Science) &

Lab. Technician

13.4a Horticulture

Improved production

technologies in

Horticultural crops

2

Rural youth and

women 100

State department

of Horticulture

SMS

(Horticulture)

13.4b Horticulture Precision farming in

Horticultural crops

2

Rural youth and

women 50

State department

of Horticulture

SMS

(Horticulture)

13.5 Soil science Farm waste

management 2

Farmers and farm

women 100

Department of

Agriculture,

Coimbatore

SMS Soil

science

13.5 Animal Science Backyard Poultry

rearing 1

Farmers and farm

women 50

Department of

Animal

Husbandry

SMS (Animal

Science),

13.6 Farm

Mechanization

Various subsidy

programmes on farm

mechanization

1

Farmers’ club members 15

Department of

Agricultural

Engineering,

Coimbatore

PA (Agri.Engg)

13.7a PHT and value

addition

Value added products

from fruits and

vegetables

1 Rural youth 30

Govt

polytechnics

Coimbatore

SMS (H.

Science)&

Lab. Technician

13.8 Production of

Inputs at Site

Production of EFM for

vegetable cultivation 1

Rural youth and

women 20

State department

of Horticulture SMS (SS)


14. Extension programmes during 2019-20

Sl.No. Extension programme No. of

programmes or

activities

Expected No.

of

participants

Names of the team

members involved

14.1 Advisory Services 100 300 All technical staff

14.2 Diagnostic visits 75 150 All technical staff

14.3 Field Day 17 500 All technical staff

14.4 Group discussions 12 200 All technical staff

14.5 Kisan Ghosthi 1 150 All technical staff

14.6 Film Show 6 180 All technical staff

14.7 Self –help groups 12 300 All technical staff

14.8 Kisan Mela 1 500 All technical staff

14.9 Exhibition 10 1200 All technical staff

14.10 Scientists’ visit to farmers field 60 600 All technical staff

14.11 Plant/Soil health/Animal health camps 3 1300 All technical staff

14.12 Farm Science Club 15 250 All technical staff

14.13 Ex-trainees Sammelan 2 40 All technical staff

14.14 Farmers’ seminar/workshop 2 250 All technical staff

14.15 Method Demonstrations 70 250 All technical staff

14.16 Celebration of important days World

Food Day, Breast feeding week and

Women’s Day

3

250

All technical staff

14.17 Special day celebration 5 500 All technical staff

14.18 Exposure visits 12 240 All technical staff

14.19 Technology week, 1 1000 All technical staff

14.20 FFS 1 30 All technical staff

14.21 Farm innovators meet 1 25 All technical staff

14.22 Awareness programs 3 250 All technical staff


15. Activities proposed as Knowledge and Resource Centre during 2019-20

15.1 Technological knowledge

Sl.No. Category

Details of

technologies

Area (ha)/

Number Names of the team members involved

15.1.1 Technology Park/

Crop cafeteria

Agri business

school 0.2 SMS (H. Science)&Lab. Technician

Coconut 1.6 SMS (Horticulture) & Farm manager

Fruit orchard 0.4 SMS (Horticulture) & Farm manager

Dry land

Horticulture 2 SMS (Horticulture) & Farm manager

15.1.2 Demonstration

Units Green manure 1 SMS (Agronomy) & Farm manager

Mulberry 0.4 SMS (Agronomy) & Farm manager

Sericulture 0.04 SMS (Agronomy) & Farm manager

Terrace garden 0.002 SMS (Horticulture) & Farm manager

Nursery unit 0.004 SMS (Horticulture) & Farm manager

Paired row system

in Banana 1.6 SMS (Horticulture) & Farm manager

Curry leaf 0.4 SMS (Horticulture) & Farm manager

Fodder Bank 0.4 Farm manager & PA(AH)

Co-31 fodder

sorghum 0.2 SMS(AH) & Farm manager

Azolla 0.0250 SMS(AH) & Farm manager

Stall fed goat unit 0.0400 SMS(AH) & Farm manager

Half rearing unit 0.0450 SMS(AH) & Farm manager

Category

Name of the

production units

Capacity

(qtl)

Names of the team members

involved

VAM Production

unit 50 SMS (Soil Science) & Farm manager

Coir compost unit 20 SMS (Soil Science) & Farm manager

Vermicompost 200 SMS (Soil Science) & Farm manager

Earthworm

production unit 0.5 SMS (Soil Science) & Farm manager


Vegetable mixture

production unit 20 SMS (Soil Science) & Farm manager

Vegetable mixture

production unit 20 SMS (Soil Science) & Farm manager

Neem and Pungam

soap production

unit

1 SMS (Soil Science) & Farm manager

Soil conservation

measures 400 Rmt PA (Agrl. Engg.)& Farm manager

Hatchery unit - SMS (Animal Science)

Poultry unit 0.05 SMS (Animal Science)

Bee keeping 20 colonies

SMS (H. Science) & Plant protection

& Farm manager

15.1.3 Lab Analytical

services SWPTL 1020 Nos SMS (SS)

15.1.4 Technology Week Latest Agriculture

Technologies

1 All KVK staffs

15.2 Technological Products

Sl.No. Category Name of the

product

Quantity (Qtl.)/ Number

planned to be produced

during 2016-17

Names of the team

members involved

15.2.1 Seeds COFS-29 1.0 q

SMS (Agronomy) Farm

manager

Co-31 1.5 q

SMS (Agronomy) &

Farm manager

Azolla 0.2q

PA(AH) & Farm

manager

15.2.2 Planting materials

Co-4 & Co-5

fodder 4,00,000 Nos

SMS (Agronomy) Farm

manager

Mulberry seedlings

–V1 15,000 Nos

SMS (Agronomy) &

Farm manager

Coconut seedlings 5000 Nos

SMS (Horticulture) &

Farm manager

Banana suckers 2000 Nos


Farm manager


Vegetable

seedlings 1000 Nos


Farm manager

Vettiver 1000 Nos

PA(Agri. Egg) & Farm

manager

15.2.3

Bio-products

Production of

Neem and Pungam

soap

1.5q SMS (SS)

VAM Production

unit 3 ton

SMS (SS) & Farm

manager

Coir compost unit 1ton

SMS (SS) & Farm

manager

Vermicompost

production unit

12 ton SMS (SS) & Farm

manager

Earth worm

production unit

20 kg SMS (SS) & Farm

manager

Banana and

Vegetable mixture

4 ton SMS (SS)

15.2.4 Livestock strains Goat kid 125 Nos. Farm manager

Heifers 15 nos Farm manager

Chicks 500 Nos SMS (Animal science)

Eggs 500nos SMS (Animal science)

15.2.5 Apiary Bee colonies 15 colonies

SMS (Home Science)&

Plant protection

15.3 Technological Information

Category Technological capsules

/ Number


involved

Technology backstopping to line departments

Agriculture Millets production

technology SMS (Agronomy)

SRI in paddy production

system-2 SMS (Agronomy)

Integrated Farming

System-2 SMS (Agronomy)


Horticulture ICM in Coconut -1 SMS (Horticulture) &SMS (SS)

ICM in Vegetables - 4 SMS (SS) & SMS (Horticulture)

Protected Cultivation-1 PC & SMS (Horticulture)

Animal Husbandry Mixed fodder

cultivation-3 SMS (Agronomy)

Literature/publication ICM in Kuthiraivali SMS (Agronomy)

ICM in Groundnut SMS (Agronomy)

Integrated Farming

System SMS (Agronomy)

ICM in Ragi SMS (Agronomy)

Farm waste recycling SMS (SS)

ICM In Cotton SMS (SS)

ICM in Chillies SMS (SS)

ICM in vegetable

cowpea SMS (SS)

ICM in Curry leaf SMS (Horticulture)

ICM in Snake gourd SMS (Horticulture) &SMS (SS)

Agricultural Engineering Micro irrigation system PA (Agri. Engg)

Mechanization in

groundnut PA (Agri. Engg)

Farm Pond PA (Agri. Engg)

Chisel plow in cotton PA (Agri. Engg)

Animal Science Importance of grand

supplement SMS (Animal Husbandry)

Importance of fodder

sorghum SMS (Animal Husbandry)

Home Science Value added products

from fruits and

Vegetables

SMS (Home Science) &Lab.

Technician


Value added products

from millets


Technician

Women empowerment

through agribusiness

school


Technician

Importance of nutrition

garden


Technician

Electronic Media Data base Computer Programmer

Kisan Mobile Advisory

Services All Computer Programmer

Information on centre/state

sector schemes and service

providers in the district.

Data may be collected

from different agencies.

Also indicate time of

completion.

Data collected

16. Additional Activities Planned during 2019-20

S.No.

Name of

the agency /

scheme

Name of activity Technical programme with

quantification

Financial

outlay (Rs.)

Names of the

team members

involved

16.1 NABARD Formation of FPO’s Formation of two Farmers

Producers Organizations

1,00,000.00 All technical

staff

17. Revolving Fund

17.1 Financial status

Opening balance Receipts Expenditure Closing balance Expected revenue

(2019-20)

14.67 13.32 11.21 16.78 19.78


17.2 Plan of activities under Revolving Fund

S.No. Proposed activities Expected

output

Anticipated

income (Rs.)


involved

17.2.1 COFS-29 1.0 q 40,000.00 SMS (Agronomy) & Farm

manager

17.2.1A Co 31 1.5 q 60,000.00 SMS (Agronomy) & Farm

manager

17.2.2 Cotton fiber 10 q 30,000.00 SMS (Agronomy) Farm manager

17.2.3 Co-4 & CO-5 fodder 4,00,000 Nos 1,00,000.00 SMS (Agronomy) Farm manager

17.2.4 Mulberry seedlings –

V1 15,000 Nos 30,000.00

SMS (Agronomy) & Farm

Manager

17.2.5 Silk worm Cocoon 6 q 1,60,000.00 SMS (Agronomy) & Farm

manager

17.2.6 Banana 200 q 2,50,000.00 SMS (Horticulture) & Farm

manager

17.2.7 Coconut seedlings 5000 Nos 2,50,000.00 SMS (Horticulture) & Farm

manager

17.2.8 Vegetable seedlings 1000 Nos 4,000.00 SMS (Horticulture) & Farm

manager

17.2.9 Coconut (nuts) 21,000 Nos 1,60,000.00 SMS (Horticulture) Farm manager

17.2.10 Amla 2 q 2000.00 SMS (Horticulture) & Farm

manager

17.2.11 Tamarind 12 q 6000.00 SMS (Horticulture) & Farm

manager

17.2.12 Fruit and vegetable

processing unit 50 kgs 15,000.00

SMS (Home Science) & Lab.

Technician

17.2.13 Cereals and millets

processing unit

Millet products

–1500 kgs 60,000.00


Technician

17.2.14 Processing of spices

and condiments 400 kgs 40000.00


Technician

17.2.15 Vermicompost

production unit 10 tons 1,00,000.00 SMS (SS) & Farm manager


17.2.16 Earth worm production

unit 50 kg 25000-00

SMS (SS) & Farm manager

17.2.17 VAM Production unit 3 tons 150000.00 SMS (SS) & Farm manager

17.2.18 Coir compost 2 tons 25000-00 SMS (SS) & Farm manager

17.2.19 Production of banana

and vegetable mixture 4tons 640000.00 SMS (Soil Science)

17.2.20 Production of Neem

and Pungam soap 1 q 50,000.00 SMS (Soil Science)

17.2.21 Goats 125 nos 2,50,000.00 SMS (Animal science)

17.2.22 Heifers 15 nos 1,20,000.00 SMS (Animal science)

17.2.23 Azolla 50 kg 750.00 SMS (Animal science)

17.2.24 Co-31 0.8 q 25,000.00 Farm manager

17.2.25 Chicks 500 30000.00 SMS (Animal science)

17.2.26 Eggs 2000 24000.00 SMS (Animal science)

17.2.27 Vettiver 1000 3000.00 PA (Agri. Egg) & Farm manager

17.2.28 Apiary 15 colonies 30000.00

SMS (Home Science)& Plant

Protection

18. Activities of soil, water and plant testing laboratory during 2019-20

Sl.No. Type No. of samples to be analyzed


involved

18.1 Soil 1200

SMS (Soil Science)

18.2 Water 100

18.3 Plant 20


19. E-linkage during 2019-20

S. No Nature of activities

Likely period of

completion (please set

the time frame)

Remarks if any

19.1 On Line Reporting System Regularly updated -

19.2 Creation and maintenance of relevant

database system for KVK Maintained and updated -

19.3 Website Regularly updated -

19.4 Kisan Mobile Advisory services Regularly sent -

20. Activities planned under Rainwater Harvesting Scheme (only to those KVKs which are already

having scheme under Rain Water Harvesting)

S. No Activities planned Remarks if any

20.1 Proposal is submitted -

21. Innovative Farmer’s Meet

Sl.No. Particulars Details

21.1 Are you planning for conducing

Farm Innovators meet in your

district?

Yes

21.2 If Yes likely month of the meet October 2019

21.3 Brief action plan in this regard Inviting farm innovators from Agriculture and allied

sectors in and around Coimbatore district during August

2019

Selection of best farm innovators during September 2019

Conducting farm innovators meet during October 2019


22. Farmer’s Field School planned

S. No Thematic area Title of the FFS Budget proposed in Rs.

22.1 Pest Management Integrated Pest management in

Coconut

20,000.00

No of classes : 14

* Subjects to be demonstrated

• Present scenario in Coconut cultivation

• Factors influencing in Coconut production

• Plant health management - Nutrients

• Integrated Pest management

• Integrated white fly management

• Exposure visits

• Field day

Budget details

S.

No

Particulars Amount (Rs.)

1. Refreshment for 30 participants for13 days 5600.00

2. Distribution of literature to participants 4800.00

3. Cost of critical inputs, banner and certificate 7000.00

4. Organizing FFS Field Day working tea/refreshment and other contingencies 2600.00

Total 20,000.00


23. Budget - Details of budget utilization (2018-19) upto 31 March 2019

S No Particulars

Sanctioned

(RE) Released Expenditure

23.1 A. Recurring Contingencies 1,31,89,000.00

23.1.1 Pay & Allowances 1,18,77,000.00 1,16,97,415.00

23.1.2 Traveling allowances 1,38,000.00 1,36,783.00

23.1.3 Contingencies

23.1.3A A. Office Contingencies

B a) Stationery, telephone, stamps and other

other expenditure on office running

9.83,000.00

2,69,114.68

C b) POL, repair of vehicles, tractor and

equipment’s including hiring of vehicle 2,07,678.00

D B.Technical Programmes

E a)Rs.150/-per person per day Food and

Refreshments for KVK training programmes

for farmers/ extension personnel

29,445.00

F b)Teaching materials for training and

demonstration 38,660.00

G c)Training of extension functionaries 0.00

H d)Publication of extension literature for famers

and extension functionaries 7,000.00

I e)Honorarium for Trainers

0.00

J f)On Farm Testing (Problem Oriented)

1,15,300.00

K g)Front Line Demonstration on Majar crop

including oilseeds, fodder crops, animal

husbandry, fisheries, etc 1,69,527.00

L h)Kisan Melas/Farmers Fair (at KVK farm)

76,736.00

M i)Library (purchase of newspaper,Journals,etc.)

4,680.00

N j) Maintenance of farm /Building

32,935.00

O k)EDP Banana Pseudo stem for additional

income 9,500.00

P l) Bee Keeping in plantation crop

12,323

Q m) Farmers Field School

5,120


R n) Skill Development Training

0.00

S o) Printing Soil Health Card (SHC)

0.00

23.2. p) SCSP COMPONENT 1,91,000.00

1,89,674.00

23.3 TRIBAL SUB-PLAN(TSP COMPONENT 0 0.00

Total of Contingencies 11,74,000.00

11,67,692.68

Total of Recurring Items 1,31,89,000.00 1,31,89,000.00 1,30,01,890.68

23.4 B.Non-Recurring Contingencies 2,97,000.00

Works 0 0 0

23.4.1 Fencing and Farm Development 1,50,000.00

1,48,512.00

23.4.2 Furniture & Equipment 0 0 0

23.4.3 Vehicle 0 0 0

23.4.4 SCSP Component ( Creation of Physical

Assets/ Repairs/ Renovation)

1,47,000.00

1,46,500.00

23.4 Total of Non-Recurring items 2,97,000.00 2,97,000.00 2,95,012.00

GRAND TOTAL (A+B+C) 1,34,86,000.00 1,34,86,000.00 1,32,96,902.68


24. Details of Budget Estimate (2019-20) based on proposed Action Plan

Sl.

No Particulars

BE 2019-20

proposed (Rs.

in Lakh)

1 Recurring Contingencies

A Pay & Allowances

130.77

B Traveling allowances (Field activities & Programmes)

1.30

1.1 Contingencies

A Office Contingencies

a. Stationery, telephone, postage and other expenditure on office

running, publication of Newsletter and library maintenance

(Purchase of News Paper & Magazines)

2.00

4.00

b POL, repair of vehicles, tractor/Trailer & equipment’s including

hiring of vehicle 2.00

B Technical Programmes

a Rs.150/- per person per day towards food & refreshment for KVK

training Programmes for farmers / extension personnel 0.30

b Teaching material for training and demonstrations 0.25 4.75

C Training of extension functionaries / Activities 0.06

d Publication of extension literature for farmers and extension

functionaries 0.10

e Honorarium for trainers 0.00

f On farm testing (Problem Oriented) 0.48

g Frontline demonstration on major crops including oilseeds &


h Kisan Melas/Farmers Fair (at KVK farm) 0.40

i Library (Purchase of newspaper, journals, etc.) 0.05

J Maintenance of farm/Building 0.30

Entrepreneurship development programme(EDP/Integrated

Farming system(IFS)/Farmers field School(FFS)

k Special Programme –Flag ship (Roof Garden) 0.30

l Farmers Field School 0.20

M Mobile App & Website updation / maintenance 0.30

N Soil Health Card (SHC) 0.34


o SCSP Plan activities

2.05

i EDP- Entrepreneurship Development programme of Tribal

products 0.25

ii On farm testing (Problem Oriented) 0.23

iii Frontline demonstration on major crops including oilseeds &


iv Training cum Exposure visit 0.03

C Tribal Sub-Plan(TSP Component) 0.00

Total of Contingencies

10.80

Total Recurring items

142.87

2 Non- Recurring Contingencies

Works

Rain Water Harvesting system

0.00

Residential building (2 Nos.)

0.00

Total

0.00

SCSP Component

1.42

Furniture (Writing pad chairs and long table-Training hall, Filling

cabin, Almirah ) 0.00

Equipment(including SWTL & Computer, Diesel Generator-15 kv

0.00

Vehicle- Two wheeler ( Jeep & tractor)

0.00

Total Non – Recurring Contingencies

1.42

Grant Total (1+2)

144.29


25. KVK LAND UTILIZATION DETAILS

Sl.no Particulars Details

1 Total land available with the KVK in ha 20.5

2 Total wed land available with the KVK in ha Nil

3 Total garden land available with the KVK in ha 9.00

4 Total dryland available with the KVK in ha (including pastural) 6.50

5 Total cropped area in ha 15.50

6 Total non cropped area nil

7 Crop planned to be cultivated in KVK campus during June to

September 2016-17(Furnished area in Ha for each crop in

brackets after indicating the name of the crop)

Coconut(2.2)

Co FS 29 and Co -31(0.4)

Fruit cafeteria(0.4)

Banana(1.0)

Curry leaf(0.4)

Mulberry(0.5)

Fodder bank(0.4)

Fodder Co-4 &Co -5(0.4)

Cotton(0.4)

IFS model (1.2)

8 Crop planned to be cultivated in KVK campus during October

to February 2016-17(Furnished area in Ha for each crop in

brackets after indicating the name of the crop)

Banana (1.0)

Medicinal plant(0.4)

Cotton(0.4)

Ground nut(0.4)

9 Crop planned to be cultivated in KVK campus during March to

May 2017(Furnished area in Ha for each crop in brackets after

indicating the name of the crop)

Maize(0.4)

10 Area under building in ha 3.00

11 Area under demonstration unit in ha 2.00

12 Any other remarks -

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