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ACTION PLAN

OF ICAR-KVK, GADAG

FOR THE YEAR 2018-19

Submitted to

DIRECTOR ICAR-ATARI, ZONE XI

BENGALURU - 560024 `

By

ICAR - K.H.PATIL KRISHI VIGYAN KENDRA

Hulkoti-582 205 Dist : GADAG, Karnataka State Website : www.khpkvk.org

e-mail : [email protected], [email protected]

http://www.khpkvk.org/

mailto:[email protected]


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Contents

Sl. No.

PARTICULARS PAGE NO.

1 General information about the Krishi Vigyan Kendra 1

2 Details of staff as on date 2

3 Details of SAC meeting conducted during 2017-18 2-3

4 Capacity Building of KVK Staff 3-5

5 Proposed cluster of KVKs 5

6 Operational areas details proposed during 2018-19 6-23

7 Plan for Technology Assessment & Refinement 24-27

8 Plan for Front Line Demonstrations 28-40

9 Plan for training programmes 41-45

10 Extension programmes planned 45-46

11 Activities proposed as Knowledge and Resource Center & Additional activities planned

46-51

12 Organic farming 51-52

13 Swachcha Bharat Abhiyan 52

14 Other activities 53-55

16 Budget 55-57

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ICAR-ATARI – ZONE XI, BENGALURU

ACTION PLAN OF ICAR-KVK, GADAG FOR THE YEAR 2018-19

1. General information about the Krishi Vigyan Kendra

1. Name and address of KVK with Phone, Fax and e-mail, Website

: ICAR-K.H. Patil Krishi Vigyan Kendra Hulkoti – 582205 Dist.: Gadag, State: Karnataka Phone : (08372) 289606 E-mail : [email protected], [email protected] Website: www.khpkvk.org

2. Name and address of host organization

: Agricultural Science Foundation Hulkoti – 582205 District: Gadag, State: Karnataka

Phone : (08372) 289069 E-mail : [email protected] Website: www.asf.net.in

3. Year of sanction : 1985

4. Name of agro-climatic zone : Northern Dry Zone-3 and Region-2 of the state Northern Semi Transitional Zone-8 and Region-4 of the state

5. Major farming systems/enterprises

Rainfed: 1) Agricultural crops + Dairy enterprise 2) Agricultural crops + Horticultural crops 3) Agriculture + Horticulture + Dairy enterprise Irrigated : 1) Agriculture + Dairy enterprise 2) Agriculture + Horticulture + Dairy enterprise

6. Soil type

: S. No

Soil type Characteristics Area in ha

1 Deep black clay soil

More water holding capacity with low infiltration rate of water & clay content is more than 35 percent

274285

2 Medium deep black soils

Moderate water holding capacity with high runoff and less infiltration

12000

3 Red clay soil

Medium water holding capacity and moderately drained soils. Clay content is less than 25 percent

27000

4 Red gravely clay soils

Less water holding capacity. High infiltration rate and less runoff

67500

5 Red gravely loam soils

Moderately deep & well drained soils 12500

Total 393285

7. Annual rainfall (mm) : 641.6


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2. Details of staff as on date

Sl. No.

Sanctioned post Name of the incumbent

Discipline Existing

Pay band

Grade Pay

Date of joining

Perm

an

en

t /

Tem

po

rary

If vacant action plan for filling

the post on permanent

basis

1. Senior Scientist and Head

Dr. L.G. Hiregoudar

Crop Physiology

37400-67000

10000 19.10.1985 P

2. Scientist Mr. S.K.Mudlapur

Plant Protection

15600-39100

7600 22.07.1985 P

3. Scientist Mr. S.H.Adapur Ag. Extension

15600-39100

7600 22.11.1990 P

4. Scientist Dr. S.V.Mankani Home Science

15600-39100

7600 20.07.1993 P

5 Scientist Mr. V.D.Vaikunthe

Agronomy 15600-39100

7600 23.07.1985 P

6 Scientist Mr. K.T.Patil Horticulture 15600-39100

7600 25.07.1985 P

7 Scientist Mr. N.H.Bhandi Soil Science

15600-39100

6000 01.06.2005 P

8 Programme Assistant

Dr. B.M.Murgod Animal Husbandry

9300-34800

4600 25.06.2007 P

9 Computer Programmer

Smt. L.S.Asuti Computers

9300-34800

4600 01.06.2005 P

10 Farm Manager Mr. Suresh L. Halemani

Farms 9300-34800

4200 01.02.2011 P

11 Assistant Mr. M.B. Jakkanagoudar

- 9300-34800

4600 25.06.2007 p

12 Stenographer Mr. T.K. Sai Swaroop Rao

- 5200-20200

2400 15.12.2016 P

13 Driver 1 Mr. N.L. Hadapad

- 5200-20200

2400 03.09.1992 P

14 Driver 2 Mr. G.D. Madivalar

- 5200-20200

2400 20.07.1995 P

15 Supporting staff 1 Mr. V.R. Navalli -

5200-20200

2400 20.07.1993 p

16 Supporting staff 2 VACANT

The post shall be advertised during June 2018

3. Details of SAC meeting conducted during 2017-18: SAC for the year 2017-18 was conducted on 07-03-2018

Major Recommendations Status of action to be taken in brief

1. Advise farmers to avail processing facilities created at UHS, Bagalkot

1. KVK shall advise farmers accordingly

2. UHS, Bagalkot has started “Centre of Excellence for FPOs” and let FPOs make use of this centre for training to their Executives.

2. KVK shall inform Executives of FPOs in Gadag district to attend training whenever arranged at UHS, Bagalkot

3. Organise trainings to Cashew growing farmers about value addition and processing to cashew fruits

3. KVK shall organize trainings to cashew farmers during December, 2018

4. Give the feedback about the technologies to Scientists of SAUs/ICAR Institutes after completion of FLDs/OFTs every year.

4. KVK shall give feedback to Scientists from this year 2017-18

5. Provide a pamphlet to farmers about various schemes of development departments

5. KVK shall provide the pamphlets to farmers during 2018-19

6. Arrange training about efficient use of harvested rain water collected in farm ponds for successful crop production during rain deficit situations

6. KVK shall arrange training in collaboration with UAS, Dharwad during June-July, 2018

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Sl. No

Tentative date of SAC meeting proposed during

2018-19

01 3rd

week of March, 2019

4. Capacity Building of KVK Staff A. Plan of Human Resource Development of KVK personnel during 2018-19

S. No

Category Area of training

Institution proposed to attend

Justification

Details of trainings attended during 2017-18

Training title

Date Institution

1. Dr.L.G.Hiregoudar Senior Scientist and Head

Drought proofing

technologies

ICAR-CRIDA,

Hyderabad

Since Gadag district is

drought prone, the training at CRIDA will be very helpful for

tackling the drought

conditions in the district

Hands on training on

PFMS

24-25, February

2018

ICAR-KVK, Gadag

organized by ICAR-ATARI,

Bengaluru

2. Mr.S.K.Mudlapur, Scientist (Plant Protection)

IPM in Sugarcane

TNAU, Coimbatore

Upgrading knowledge on

sugarcane

Orientation for new

technology in organic farming

05, February

2018

NBAIR, Bengaluru

3. Mr.V.D.Vaikunthe, Scientist (Agronomy)

Production technology

in Sugarcane

TNAU, Coimbatore

Upgrading knowledge on

sugarcane

Orientation on Sujala -III watershed

project

11-12, January

2018

NBSS & LUP

Regional Center,

Bengaluru

Training on HRD

06, February

2018

NBSS & LUP

Regional Center,

Bengaluru

4. Mr.K.T.Patil, Scientist (Horticulture)

Production technology in Cashew

Puttur Upgrading knowledge on

Cashew

National training on Cashewnut

15-17, June 2017

At Puttur sponsored by DCCD,

Cochin

Orientation training on horticulture

crops

09, February

2018

IIHR, Bengaluru

5 Mr.S.H.Adapur, Scientist (Ag. Extension)

Agriculture Extension,

Good practices

and innovations

MANAGE, Hyderabad

To learn the good practices including digital

media innovations in extension for

upscaling technologies at

district level

TOT training on skill

development

4-6, January

2018

IGKV, Raipur

Extension strategies for

linking farmers to

market

MANAGE, Hyderabad

To understand the various process of

marketing and the value chain managements in crops and

National conference

on applications

of geo spatial

applications

23-24, January

2018

UAS, Dharwad

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S. No

Category Area of training

Institution proposed to attend

Justification

Details of trainings attended during 2017-18

Training title

Date Institution

enterprises and ICT tools for smart

agriculture

6 Dr. Sudha V. Mankani, Scientist (Home Science)

Cashewnut processing

ICAR-Coastal

Agriculture Research Institute,

Old Goa & NRC, Puttur

To train farmers in Cashew

processing as Cashew area

is increasing in Gadag district

National conference

on Community

Radio

12, January 2018

UAS, Dharwad

Orientation training to

Home Scientists

09,February 2018

KVK, Tumkur

7 Mr.N.H.Bhandi, Scientist (Soil Science)

Advances in soil testing

IISS, Bhopal

For upgrading knowledge on

soil testing through

Mridaparikshak

Department of Forestry,

Gadag

28 April, 2017

Department of Forestry,

Gadag

Workshop on Bio-fuel

26-09-2017 SIT, Tumkur

Orientation on Sujala -III watershed

project

11-12, January

2018

NBSS & LUP

Regional Center,

Bengaluru

Orientation training on

HRD

06, February

2018

NBSS & LUP

Regional Center,

Bengaluru

8 Dr.B.M.Murgod Programme Assistant (Animal Science)

Nutrition and disease

management in dairy animals

NIANP, Bengaluru

To make use of NIANP

technologies in trainings and

demonstrations

Latest and emerging

technologies of NIANP

06, February

2018

National Institute of

Animal Nutrition

and Physiology

9 Mrs. Lalita S. Asuti Computer Programmer

Android App MANAGE, Hyderabad

To develop android app on major crops of

the district

Computer Applications

22-27, September

2017

IASRI, New Delhi

Orientation programme

11-13 December,

2017

UAS, Dharwad


PFMS

24-25, February

2018

ICAR-KVK, Gadag


Bengaluru

10 Mr. S.L.Halemani Farm Manager

Under exploited fruit crops

UHS, Bagalkot

To develop field block for cultivation of

under-exploited fruit crops in KVK

farm

National training on Cashewnut

15-17, June 2017

At Puttur sponsored by DCCDA,

Cochin

11 Mr. M.B.Jakkanagoudra Administrative

Management development programme

BIRDS, Lucknow

To get updated on

administration & management


PFMS

24-25, February

2018

ICAR-KVK, Gadag


Bengaluru

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B. Cross-learning across KVKs

S. No

Name of the KVK proposed Purpose Mode of learning

1 Within ring – ICAR KVK, Bagalkot, Karnataka

To study economics of demonstration units

Visit to KVK and discussion with KVK Staff

2 Within the zone – ICAR KVK, Mysore Agri-Clinic and IFS Visit to KVK and discussion with KVK Staff

3 Outside zone – ICAR KVK, Ahamadanagar, Maharastra

IT related interventions Visit to KVK and discussion with KVK Staff

5. Proposed cluster of KVKs (3 to 5 neighboring KVKs) to be formed for sharing knowledge/expertise, resources and activities

S.No. Name of the KVK included

in the cluster

Nature of sharing

Knowledge/expertise Resources

(facilities and products) Activities

1 KVK, Vijayapura Expertise on FPOs Dryland technologies & value addition in Sorghum

Visit to KVK and

discussion

2 KVK, Haveri Rain water harvesting technologies

Millet production and processing technology

Visit to KVK and

discussion

3 KVK, Dharwad Value addition in agriculture produce

Greenhouse production technology and vegetable seedlings production

Visit to KVK and

discussion

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6. Plan of Work for 2018-19 A. Operational areas details proposed

SN Taluk/ block Name of cluster villages Major crops & enterprises

being practiced

Major problems identified Identified thrust areas

based on problems

If existing from which

year Existing New

1 Mundaragi Eklaspur, Haitapur & Venkatapur

- Crops: Greengram, Bengalgram, Onion, Rabi Sorghum & Sunflower Enterprise: Buffaloe rearing Drudgery in farm activities

Greengram:

Cultivation of old China Moong variety

Yellow mosaic virus

Pod borer

Powdery mildew

Training and extension activities

2016-17

Bengalgram:

Cultivation of old Annigeri-1 variety

Wilt and Rust disease

Pod borer


2016-17

Onion: Low productivity and low keeping quality bulb production in local variety

Demonstration of Arka Kalyan variety

2016-17

Rabi Sorghum:

Cultivation of old M 35-1 variety

Shoot fly and Army worm

Introduction of new varieties

2016-17

Sunflower:

Imbalanced nutrition

SND

Leaf eating caterpillar and head borer

Powdery mildew

Demonstration of Integrated Crop Management practices

2016-17

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being practiced


based on problems


year Existing New

Ashwagandha:

Due to moisture stress, loss of yield in field crops

No crop diversification

Demonstration of Arka Ashwagandha variety

2016-17

Low soil fertility Organic Input Production and usage

2016-17

Drudgery in farm activities:

Drudgery in post harvest technology


2018-19

Ron Chikkamannur & Savadi

Crops: Greengram, Bengalgram, Maize, Bt. Cotton, Rabi Sorghum, Safflower & Groundnut Enterprise: CB cows Nutrition and health, drudgery in farm activities & lack of awareness on post harvest technology

Greengram:


Yellow mosaic virus

Pod borer

Powdery mildew


2018-19

Bengalgram:



Pod borer

Varietal introduction and Integrated Crop Management practices

2018-19

Maize:


Army worm

Turciccum leaf blight


2018-19

Bt.Cotton:


Sucking pest

Mirid bug

Flower bud maggots

Pink bollworm

Leaf spot

Leaf reddening


2018-19

8


being practiced


based on problems


year Existing New

Rabi Sorghum:



Demonstration of new variety SPV-2217

2018-19

Safflower:

Cultivation of local variety


Aphids and Capsule borer

Leaf spot

Varietal demonstration and Integrated Crop Management practices

2018-19

Groundnut:


Collar rot

Leaf defoliator and leaf spot


2018-19

Onion:

Low productivity and low keeping quality bulb production in local variety

High incidence of weeds


2018-19

CB Cow:

Low milk yield

Nutrition and disease management

2018-19


2018-19

Nutrition and health:

Lack of awareness on nutrition garden

Awareness on nutrition and health

2018-19

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being practiced


based on problems


year Existing New


Drudgery in seedling transplanting

Drudgery in Post Harvest Technology

Drudgery reducing technologies in farm activities

2018-19

Shirahatti Ranatur & Devihal

Crops: Maize, Bt.Cotton,Chilli, Greengram, Millets Rabi Sorghum & Onion Enterprise: CB cows, Mulberry, Nutrition and health, drudgery in farm activities & lack of awareness on post harvest technology

Maize:

Mono cropping


Army worm


Incidence of weed

Intercropping with Redgram and ICM practices

2018-19

Bt.Cotton:


Sucking pest

Mirid bug

Flower bud maggets

Pink bollworm

Leaf spot

Leaf reddening


2018-19

Greengram:


Yellow mosaic virus

Pod borer

Powdery mildew


2018-19

Millets:

Cultivation of local variety of Foxtail and Barnyard millets

Varietal introduction

2018-19

Rabi Sorghum:




2018-19

10


being practiced


based on problems


year Existing New

Onion (white onion):

Low productivity and low keeping quality bulb production in local Telagi variety


Demonstration of Bhima Shubhra (white) variety

2018-19

Planting of Mango and Cashew in red soil under dryland condition:

Crop failure due to moisture stress


Demonstration of dryland horticulture technology by planting Mango and Cashew in red soil

2018-19

CB Cow:

Low milk yield


2018-19


2018-19

Mulberry:

Low yield and low quality mulberry leaf due to imbalanced use of fertilizers and non-use of organic manure


2018-19



Awareness on nutrition and health

2018-19





2018-19

Naragund Khanapur, Naganur & Gangapur

Crops: Maize, Bt. Cotton, Wheat, Rabi Sorghum, Bengalgram & Sunflower Enterprise: CB Cows, Multiple IGAs, Nutrition and

Maize:


Army worm


Incidence of weed


2016-17

11


being practiced


based on problems


year Existing New

health Bt.Cotton:


Sucking pest

Mirid bug

Flower bud maggots

Pink bollworm

Leaf spot

Leaf reddening


2016-17

Wheat:


Stem borer

Rust


2016-17

Rabi Sorghum:



Demonstration of SPV-2217 variety

2016-17

Bengalgram:

Low productivity of JG-11 variety under protective irrigation

Varietal assessment of NBEG-3 and BGD-111-01 varieties

2016-17

Sunflower:


SND


Powdery mildew

Integrated Crop Management

2016-17


2016-17

CB Cow:

Low milk yield


2016-17

12


being practiced


based on problems


year Existing New

Multiple IGAs:

Lack of awareness on multiple IGAs

Additional employment

2018-19


Lack of awareness on Millets and diet

Awareness on Nutrition and health

2017-18

Gadag Basapur & Sitalahari

Crops: Greengram, Bt. Cotton, Groundnut , Chilli, Onion & Rabi Sorghum Enterprise: CB Cows, Nutrition and health, drudgery in farm activities & lack of awareness on post harvest technology

Greengram:


Yellow mosaic virus

Pod borer

Powdery mildew


2018-19

Bt.Cotton:


Sucking pest

Mirid bug

Flower bud maggots

Pink bollworm

Leaf spot

Leaf reddening


2018-19

Groundnut:


Collar rot

Leaf defoliator and leaf spot


2018-19

Rabi Sorghum:



Demonstration of new varieties SPV-2217 and BJV-44

2018-19


2018-19

Onion:

Low productivity and low keeping quality bulb


2018-19

13


being practiced


based on problems


year Existing New

production in local variety


Chilli:

Low yield in mixed Byadagi Dabbi variety

Low quality fruit produce

High incidence of pest and disease

Integrated Crop Management in Chilli

2018-19





2018-19

CB Cow:

Low milk yield


2018-19




2018-19





2018-19

Gajendragad Bevinakatti, Alagundi, Gulaguli, Amaragatti & Rudrapur

Crops: Sunflower, Greengram, Maize, Rabi Sorghum Enterprise: CB Cows, Nutrition and health, drudgery in farm activities & lack of awareness on post harvest technology

Sunflower:


SND


Powdery mildew

Demonstration of Integrated Crop Management practices

2018-19

14


being practiced


based on problems


year Existing New

Greengram:


Yellow mosaic virus

Pod borer

Powdery mildew

Integrated Crop Management in DGGV-2 variety

2018-19

Maize:

Mono cropping


Army worm


Incidence of weed

Intercropping with Redgram with ICM practices

2018-19

Rabi Sorghum:



Introduction of improved SPV-2217 variety

2018-19

Problematic Soil: Reclamation of problematic soils

2018-19


2018-19





2018-19

CB Cow:

Low milk yield


2018-19




2018-19

15


being practiced


based on problems


year Existing New





2018-19

Laxmeshwar Gojanur & Akkigundi

Crops: Greengram, Bt.Cotton, Chilli, Rabi Sorghum, Bunch Groundnut, Bengalgram Enterprise: CB Cows, Mulberry, Nutrition and health, drudgery in farm activities & lack of awareness on post harvest technology

Greengram:

Cultivation of China Moong variety

Yellow mosaic virus

Pod borer

Powdery mildew

Less market price due to non-grading of grains


2018-19

Bt.Cotton:

Cultivation of mono cropping

Assessment of Bt.Cotton + Greengram intercropping system

2018-19

Bt.Cotton:


Sucking pest

Mirid bug

Flower bud maggots

Pink bollworm

Leaf spot

Leaf reddening

Integrated Crop Management in Bt.Cotton

2018-19

Rabi Sorghum:




2018-19

16


being practiced


based on problems


year Existing New

Greengram:


Yellow mosaic virus

Pod borer

Powdery mildew


2018-19

Bunch Groundnut:


Leaf defoliator and leaf minor

Collar rot

Leaf spot


2018-19

Bengalgram:



Pod borer

Less market price due to non-grading of the grains

Varietal introduction and Integrated Crop Management practices

2018-19


2018-19





2018-19

Chilli:

Low yield in mixed Byadagi Dabbi variety

Low quality fruit produce

High incidence of pest and disease

Integrated Crop Management in Chilli

2018-19

17


being practiced


based on problems


year Existing New

CB Cow:

Low milk yield


2018-19

Mulberry:



2018-19




2018-19





2018-19

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B. Prioritized problems and KVK interventions proposed

Crop/ enterprise

Taluk/ block

Prioritized problems Technological solution

Interventions proposed

OFT FLD Traini

ng

Extension

programmes

Production of

technology inputs

Field crops All 7 blocks

Decreased soil fertility due to less use / non-use of organic manures

Training on enhancement of soil fertility through production & usage of organic inputs (Jeevamrutha & Ghana Jeevamrutha- Bio-fertilizers)

FLD on reclamation of alkaline soil

Trainings on organic input preparation & soil fertility management

Method demonstration on organic input preparation

Supply of literature on organic input preparation

Making Soil Test Reports available to Farmers in all 14 villages with appropriate recommendations

Production of Actinomycetes for soil application

Maize Gajendragad and

Shirahatti

Low productivity due to less use of macro & non-use of secondary and micro nutrients

High incidence of stem borer and army worm

High incidence of Turcicum leaf blight

High incidence of weed

Non-profitability due to mono cropping

Health problems during threshing & winnowing

FLD on ICM practices

FLD on Maize + Redgram intercropping system

Soil test based nutrient application

Trainings on ICM in maize and intercropping systems

Farm advisory services

Organization of field day

Supply of literature on ICM practices

Rendering Kisan Mobile Advisory Services to farmers

Demonstration of functional clothing kit during threshing of Miaze cobs and Winnowing

Seed production of TS-3R Redgram variety

Rabi Sorghum

All 7 blocks

Low productivity of existing M 35-1 variety

Moisture stress

Lack of value addition

FLD on introduction of SPV-2217 variety

Soil test based nutrient application

Demonstration of cycle weeder

Training programmes on ICM practices


Organisation of field day & exhibition of value added products of sorghum

Seed production in SPV-2217 variety

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Crop/ enterprise

Taluk/ block



OFT FLD Traini

ng

Extension

programmes

Production of

technology inputs

Foxtail Millet Gajendragad & Shirahat

ti

Moisture stress caused due to long dry spells reduces yield potential in majority of field crops. But millets can withstand the moisture stress

FLD on ICM in Foxtail millet (DHFt-109-3 variety)

Trainings on ICM

Exhibition of value added products while conducting Millet Mela

Seed production in DHFt-109-3 variety

Barnyard millet

Gajendragad & Shirahat

ti

Moisture stress caused due to long dry spells reduces yield potential in majority of field crops. But millets can withstand the moisture stress

FLD on ICM in Barnyard millet (DHB-93-2 variety)

Trainings on ICM in Barnyard millet

Exhibition of value added products while conducting Millet Mela

Seed production in DHB-93-2 variety

Wheat Naragund

Low productivity due to imbalanced nutrition in Malaprabha Command area and incidence of rust & stem borer

Training programmes on INM and management of stem borer & rust


Bt. Cotton Laxmeshwar

Low profitability due to monocropping

High incidence of Jassids

High incidence of Mirid bugs

High incidence of Midge

Incidence of leaf reddening

Lack of knowledge on appropriate production technology

Assessment of Bt. Cotton + Greengram (1:2) intercropping system

FLD on IPM practices

Trainings on ICM practices

Supply of relevant literatures

Supply of yellow sticky traps

Greengram Laxmeshwar & Gajendr

agad

Moisture stress in critical stages

Decreased productivity due to use of existing shining Moong variety

High incidence of Pod fly and pod borer

High incidence of yellow mosaic virus

Incidence of powdery mildew

Cluster demonstrations on ICM in Greengram (DGGV-2 variety)

Training on ICM practices

Training & method demonstration on grading through spiral separator

Field day

Seed production in DGGV-2 variety

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Crop/ enterprise

Taluk/ block



OFT FLD Traini

ng

Extension

programmes

Production of

technology inputs

and leaf spot

Bengalgram Laxmeshwar &

Ron

Low productivity due to high Incidence of wilt in existing variety of A-1

High incidence of pod borer

High incidence of rust in late sowing

Lack of knowledge on appropriate production technology

Less market price due to uncleaned and ungraded produce

Assessment of NBEG-3 and

BGD-111 varieties for higher productivity in Malaprabha command area

FLD on ICM in Bengalgram (Variety : JAKI-9218)


Supply of literature on ICM practices

Demonstration of Spiral Separator

Field days

Seed production in NBEG-3 and BGD-11 varieties for further testing

Groundnut (Spreading) (Kharif season)

Gajendragad,

Shirahatti,

Laxmeshwar &

Basapur

Low productivity due to mono cropping

Low productivity due to imbalanced nutrition

High incidence of Serpentine leaf minor

High incidence of root grub





Groundnut (Bunch)

Gajendragad,

Shirahatti,

Laxmeshwar &

Basapur

Low productivity due to imbalanced nutrition

High incidence of collar rot

Incidence of leaf minor

Incidence of weed



Safflower Ron Low price due to lack of value addition

EDP on processing of safflower and value addition



Seed production in PBNS-12 variety

Sunflower Gajendragad &

Ron


High incidence of necrosis disease

Trainings on ICM practices



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Crop/ enterprise

Taluk/ block



OFT FLD Traini

ng

Extension

programmes

Production of

technology inputs

Incidence of hairy caterpillar & heliothis

Onion Mundaragi, Ron,

Gadag &

Shirahatti

Low productivity in Bellary Red & Arka Kalyan varieties

Imbalanced nutrition without soil testing

High incidence of thrips and purple blotch disease

Incidence of bulb rot

High incidence of weed

Non-availability of seeds of new variety

OFT on Assessment of lecanicilium against onion thrips

OFT on Assessment of Onion varieties for higher productivity

FLD on introduction of Arka Kalyan variety along with ICM practices

FLD on introduction of Bheema Shubra variety in White Onion

Trainings on ICM in onion crop

Seed production activities with identified seed farmers

Supply of quality seeds of Arka Kalyan variety

Supply of relevant literature

Field day

Specific advisories to farmers about application of nutrients based on soil test results

Chilli Laxmeshwar &

Shirahatti

Low productivity due to non-practicing of ICM practices in Red chillies & green chillies as well as using old varieties / hybrids

FLD on ICM in Chilli crop

Training on ICM


Seed production in pure Byadagi Dabbi variety



Existing Rainfed cropping system

Mundaragi

Non profitability in existing cropping pattern due to vagaries of Mansoon and lack of crop diversification in field crops resulting in income insecurity to the farmers

Lack of knowledge on alternate cropping system and crop diversification to sustain vagaries of Mansoon.

FLD on Introduction of Ashwagandha for drought mitigation

FLD on mixed orchard of mango and cashew in red soils

Training on dryland tamarind


Supply of horticultural seedlings on cost basis

Training on dryland mango and tamarind cultivation for income security


Supply of seedlings of mango and tamarind on cost basis

22

Crop/ enterprise

Taluk/ block



OFT FLD Traini

ng

Extension

programmes

Production of

technology inputs

Mango Gadag Low yield & low quality fruit production due to

Under nutrition during flowering & fruit setting

Incidence of Mango hopper

Incidence of fruit fly

Incidence of powdery mildew

Incidence of Anthracnose

FLD on ICM in Mango

Training



Kisan mobile advisory services

Mulberry Shirahatti &

Laxmeshwar


Training on ICM in Mulberry



CB Cows Gajendragad,

Gadag, Ron &

Laxmeshwar

Low productivity of milk due to non-availability of green fodder throughout the year.

High incidence of Ecto-Endo parasites in milking animals

Increase in inter-calving period

Mortality in new born calves

Incidence of mastitis

FLD on fodder and azolla production and silage making

Supply of literature on Fodder & Azolla production

Field day on fodder production

FLD on Hydroponic fodder production

FLD on silage making

Training on Scientific Management of dairy animals to youths & women

Extension services

Animal health camp


Supply of grass slips and seeds

Goats All 7 blocks

Low body weight gain due to mineral deficiency and worm in goat kids

Trainings on scientific management of goats

Poultry birds All 7 blocks

Low egg production in local breeds

Training & extension services

Nutrition and reproductive health education for school

Laxmeshwar,

Shirahatti & Ron

Lack of knowledge on personal hygiene and reproductive health

Trainings on balanced diet and nutrition

Trainings on reproductive health and personal hygiene to young girls

Providing relevant literature

23

Crop/ enterprise

Taluk/ block



OFT FLD Traini

ng

Extension

programmes

Production of

technology inputs

children and young girls

Nutrition and health

Laxmeshwar,

Shirahatti & Ron

Less consumption of fruits and vegetables

Non-consumption of millets by majority of the families

FLD on nutrition garden at schools

Trainings on balanced diet and nutrition

Training on Importance of millets in diet

Training on Value addition in millets

Providing relevant literature

FIG/CIG Gajendragad & Laxmes

hwar

Lack of knowledge on management of farmers groups/FIGs

Capacity building of FIG/CIG

Preparing FIG/CIG as forum for transfer of technologies

Value addition in millets

Gadag Lack of awareness on importance of millets in daily diet

Lack of value addition

Method demonstration of value added products of millets

Popularization of millet products

Facilitation of millet growers for marketing of millet grains in exhibitions

Awareness programmes, trainings, exhibition of value added products during Millet Mela

Spiral Separator

Laxmeshwar & Gajendr

agad

Lack of awareness on cleaning and grading of grains which fetches low price for the produce

FLD on Spiral Separator

Supply of literature


Functional Clothing

Gajendragad & Shirahat

ti

Health Problems due to inhalation of dust particles

FLD on Functional Clothing for threshing and winnowing of Maize & Rabi Sorghum

Action Plan of ICAR-KVK, Gadag 24

7. Details of technological interventions A. Technology Assessment

7.A.1. Crops

SN Title Thematic

Area Crop

Category Crop Name

Variety / Hybrid Name

Farming Situation

Problem Definition

Area (ha)

No. of Trials

Critical Inputs Provided & Total Amount (DBT)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Assessment of Bt. Cotton + Greengram (1:2) intercropping system

Intercropping system

Commercial

Bt. Cotton &

Greengram

Hybrid, & DGGV-

2 in Greengra

m

Rainfed Low income due to monocropping

2 5 Name of critical input

Qty/ trial

Cost per trial

Total Amount (DBT)

Greengram Seeds

7.5 Kg 750 6250

PSB + Rhizobium +Trichoderma

500 gm each

200

Soil Analysis 300

Total 1250

2 Assessment of potential productivity of NBEG-3 & BGD-111 varieties under irrigated condition

Varietal evaluation

Pulses Bengalgram

NBEG-3 & BGD-111-01

Irrigated Productivity of JG-11 is low under irrigated condition

4 5 Seeds (BGD-111-01)

20 Kg 2000 20000

Seeds (NBEG-3)

20 Kg 2000

Total 4000

3 Assessment of lecanicilium against onion thrips

Pest management

Vegetables

Onion Local Rainfed Thrips (20%) infestation reducing the yield upto 25-35%

2 5 Lecanicillium lecani

2 Kg 500 3500

Soluble Boron 250 gm

200

Total 700

4 Assessment of Onion varieties for higher productivity

Varietal evaluation

Vegetables

Onion Bhima Super

Rainfed Low productivity in local varieties Bellary Red and Arka Kalyan

2 5 Seeds (Arka Kalyan)

1 Kg 2000 20000

Seeds (Bhima Super)

1 Kg 2000

Total 4000

Grand Total (OFTs) 49750


SN Title Male Female

Farmers Practice Recommended Practice (RP)

Source of Technology (RP) Others SC/ST Others SC/ST

1 2 11 12 13 14 15 16 17


Cultivation of Bt. Cotton as a sole crop

Bt. Cotton (90X60 cm) + Greengram (1:1) intercropping system

UAS, Dharwad


Cultivation of JG-11 variety

Cultivation of JAKI-9218 variety

UAS, Dharwad


Lambda Cyhalothrin@2ml/L and Chloropyriphos@2ml/L

2 sprays of Lecanicilium lecani @ 2 g/L (Source: UAS Dharwad)

UAS, Dharwad


Cultivation of Bellary Red variety

Cultivation of Arka Kalyan variety

ICAR-IIHR,Bengaluru & UHS, Bagalkot

SN Title Tech. Option1 To1: Source

of Technology

Tech. Option2

To2: Source of Technolog

y

Tech. Option

3


y

Tech. Option

4


y

1 2 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25


Assessment of Bt. Cotton (90X60 cm) + Greengram (1:2) intercropping system

ICAR-KVK, Dharwad

- - - - - -


Assessment of BGD-111 -01 variety

UAS, Dharwad

Assessment of NBEG-3 variety

RRS, Nandyal

- - - -


2 sprays of Lecanicilium lecani @ 2 g/L + Soluble Boron @ 1 g/L

NRC for Onion & Garlic, Rajgurunaga, Pune

- - - - - -


Assessment of Bhima Super variety

ICAR-DOGR, Pune

- - - - - -


SN Title Primary

Parameter (yield)

Primary Parameter Unit

(Q/ha)

Secondary Parameter1

Secondary Parameter

Unit1


Secondary Parameter Unit2

1 2 26 27 28 29 30 31


Yield (main crop & intercrop)

Qtl / ha No. of bolls /plant

Numbers - -


Yield Qtl / ha Height of the plant

Cms. Duration of the crop

Days


Yield Qtl/ha Thrips incidence

Percentage


Yield Qtl/ha Bulb weight Gms Resistance to pest and disease

Percentage

7.A.2. Livestock : NIL

S. No.

Title Thematic

Area Livestock Category

Livestock Name

Unit Size (Nos) Problem Definition

No. of Trials


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9


Farmers Practice Recommended Practice (RP) Source of Technology (RP) Others SC/ST Others SC/ST

1 2 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

SN Title Tech.

Option1 To1: Source of Technology

Tech. Option2

To2: Source of Technology Tech.

Option3 To3: Source of

Technology Tech.

Option4 To4: Source

of Technology

1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

SN Title Primary

Parameter Primary

Parameter Unit Secondary Parameter1




1 2 25 26 27 28 29 30

7.A.3. Enterprise : NIL

S. No.

Title Thematic

Area Enterprise

Name

Variety / Species Name

Unit Size (Nos)

Problem Definition

No. of Trials


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9


SN Title Male Female Farmers

Practice Recommended Practice (RP)

Source of Technology (RP) Others SC/ST Others SC/ST

1 2 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

SN Title Tech.

Option1

To1: Source of

Technology

Tech. Option2

To2: Source of

Technology

Tech. Option3

To3: Source of

Technology

Tech. Option4

To4: Source of

Technology

1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

SN Title Primary

Parameter Primary Parameter Unit


Secondary Parameter Unit1 Secondary Parameter2


1 2 25 26 27 28 29 30

7.A.4. Farm Implement : NIL

S. No.

Title Thematic Area

Farm Implement Name Unit Size (Nos) Problem Definition

No. of Trials


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8


Practice Recommended Practice

(RP) Source of

Technology RP Others SC/ST Others SC/ST

1 2 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

SN Title Tech.


Technology Tech.

Option2 To2: Source of Technology

Tech. Option3

To3: Source of Technology Tech.


Technology

1 2 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

SN Title Primary Parameter

(Yield) Primary Parameter Unit (Q/ha)





1 2 24 25 26 27 28 29


7.B Frontline Demonstrations 7.B.1. Crops

SN Title Thematic Area Crop

Category Crop Name


Farming Situation

No. of demos

Area (ha)

Season Previous

Crop

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Maize+Redgram (4:2) intercropping system


Cereals and Pulses

Maize & Redgram

CP-818 & Super 900-M Gold in Maize and TS-3R in Redgram

Rainfed 20 8 Kharif Rabi Sorghum

2 Demonstration of SPV-2217 & BJV-44 varieties

Varietal demonstration

Cereals Rabi Sorghum

SPV-2217 & BJV-44

Rainfed 20 8 Rabi Greengram

3 Demonstration of DHFt-109-3 variety of Foxtail millet

Variety demonstration

Cereals Foxtail millet DHFt-109-3 Rainfed 10 4 Kharif Rabi Sorghum

4 Demonstration of DHB-93-02 variety of Barnyard millet

Variety demonstration

Cereals Barnyard millet

DHB-93-02 Rainfed 10 4 Kharif Spreading Groundnut

5 ICM in DGGV-2 variety Integrated Crop Management

Pulses Greengram DGGV-2 Rainfed 20 8 Kharif Rabi Sorghum

6 ICM in JAKI-9218 variety Integrated Crop Management

Pulses Bengalgram JAKI-9218 Rainfed 20 8 Rabi Bunch Groundnut

7 ICM in Sunflower Integrated Crop Management

Oilseeds Sunflower Kaveri Champ, Swati & Advanta

Rainfed 20 8 Kharif Rabi Sorghum

8 ICM in Safflower Integrated Crop Management

Oilseeds Safflower PBNS-12 Rainfed 20 8 Rabi Greengram

9 ICM in Bt.Cotton Integrated Crop Management

Commercial crops

Bt. Cotton i) Banni Bt-2 (NCS-145) ii) Kanaka-MRC-7351 iii) Shalimar-DCH- 1171

Rainfed 10 4 Kharif Maize

10 ICM in Arka Kalyan variety Integrated Crop Management

Vegetables Onion Arka Kalyan Irrigated 25 10 Kharif Bt. Cotton

11 ICM in Bheema Shubra variety

Integrated Crop Management

Vegetables Onion Bheema Shubra Rainfed 5 2 Kharif Maize

12 ICM in Red Chilli Integrated Crop Management

Spices Chilli Byadagi Dabbi Rainfed 10 4 Kharif Wheat

13 ICM in Mango Integrated Crop Management

Fruits Mango Alphonso Rainfed 4 0.8 Kharif -

14 Demonstration of dryland horticulture technologies in Red soil

Crop diversification

Fruits Mango and Cashew

Alphonso in Mango & Vengurla-4 in Cashew

Rainfed 15 6 Kharif Spreading Groundnut


SN Title Thematic Area Crop

Category Crop Name


Farming Situation

No. of demos

Area (ha)

Season Previous

Crop

15 ICM in Ashwagandha Integrated Crop Management

Medicinal plant

Ashwagandha Arka Ashwagandha Rainfed 10 4 Rabi Greengram

16 Demonstration on Soil Reclamation

Soil fertility - - - Rainfed 5 2 Kharif Sunflower


Farmers Practice

Recommended Practice

Source of Technology Recommended

Practice Others SC/ST Others SC/ST

1 2 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

1 Maize+Redgram (4:2) intercropping system 9 6 5 0 Cultivation of Maize as a sole

crop


UAS, Dharwad

2 Demonstration of SPV-2217 & BJV-44 varieties 10 5 5 0 Cultivation of M 35-1 variety

Cultivation of SPV-2217 variety

UAS, Dharwad


3 1 1 0 Cultivation of local variety

Cultivation of DHFt-109-3

variety

UAS, Dharwad


4 1 0 0 Cultivation of local variety

Cultivation of DHB-93-02

variety

UAS, Dharwad

5 ICM in DGGV-2 variety 14 2 4 0 Cultivation of old China Moong

variety

Cultivation of DGGV-2 variety

UAS, Dharwad

6 ICM in JAKI-9218 variety 13 3 3 1 Cultivation of Annigeri-1 variety

Cultivation of JAKI-9218 variety

UAS, Dharwad

7 ICM in Sunflower 12 3 3 2 Imbalanced nutrition and no

timely management of

pest and disease

ICM in Sunflower UAS, Dharwad

8 ICM in Safflower 10 4 4 2 Imbalanced nutrition and no


pest and disease

ICM in Safflower UAS, Dharwad

9 ICM in Bt.Cotton 5 3 2 0 Imbalanced nutrition and no

timely

ICM in Bt.Cotton UAS, Dharwad



Farmers Practice




1 2 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

management of pest and disease

10 ICM in Arka Kalyan variety 13 5 7 0 Cultivation of Bellary Red

variety

Cultivation of Arka Kalyan

variety

IIHR, Bengaluru

11 ICM in Bheema Shubra variety 4 1 0 0 Cultivation of Telagi white

variety

Cultivation of Bheema Shubra

variety

DOG, Pune

12 ICM in Red Chilli 6 2 2 0 Imbalanced nutrition

ICM UHS Bagalakoti

13 ICM in Mango 4 0 0 0 Imbalanced nutrition and no


pest and disease

ICM in Mango UHS Bagalakoti


10 2 3 0 No crop diversification

Planting of Mango + Cashew

UHS Bagalakoti

15 ICM in Ashwagandha 8 2 0 0 No crop diversification

Cultivation of Ashwagandha

UHS Bagalakoti

16 Demonstration on Soil Reclamation 2 1 0 0 Improper practice for soil reclamation

Incorporation of green manure, gypsum, enriched compost culture and soil testing

UAS, Dharwad


SN Title

Critical Inputs Provided & Total Amount (DBT) Primary Parame

ter (Yield)

Primary Paramete

r Unit (Q/ha)

Secondary

Parameter1

Secondary Parameter

Unit1

Secondary Parameter

2

Secondary Parameter

Unit2

1 2 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

Name of critical input

Qty per Demo

Cost per

Demo (Rs.)

Total Amount (DBT)

1 Maize+Redgram (4:2) intercropping system

Maize crop Yield Qtl/ha Weed intensity

No. of weeds/Sq.mt

Incidence of TLB

Percentage

Azospirillum 200 gm 20

Trichoderma 50 gm 10

ZnSO4 5 Kg 250

Pendimethaline 1 ltr 400

Mancozeb 500 gm 350

Total 1030

Redgram crop

Seeds (TS-3R) 3 Kg 300

CaCl2 100 gm 20

Rhizobium 200 gm 20

PSB 200 gm 20


Gypsum 50 Kg 225

Pulse magic 1 Kg 275

Soil testing 1 No. 300

Total 1170

2200 44000

Protective clothing kit

30 nos. 9000

Grand total 53000

2 Demonstration of SPV-2217 & BJV-44 varieties

Seeds (SPV-2217 & BJV-44)

3 Kg 150 Yield Qtl/ha Fodder yield

Ton/ha Pest and disease incidence

Percentage

CaCl2 100 gm 20


Sulphur 15 gm 5

Zinc Sulphate 6 Kg 300


SN Title


ter (Yield)

Primary Paramete

r Unit (Q/ha)

Secondary

Parameter1

Secondary Parameter

Unit1

Secondary Parameter

2

Secondary Parameter

Unit2

1 2 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26


Qty per Demo

Cost per

Demo (Rs.)

Total Amount (DBT)

Total 495 9900


Seeds (DHFt-109-3 )

3 Kg 180 Yield Qtl/ha Height of the plant

Cms. Duration of the crop

Number of days


Total 200 2000


Seeds (DHB-93-02 )

3 Kg 300 Yield Qtl/ha Height of the plant

CMs Fodder yield

Qtl/ha


Total 320 3200

5 ICM in DGGV-2 variety Seeds (DGGV-2) 5 Kg 500 Yield Qtl/ha Pods /plant

Nos. Incidence of Powdery Mildew

Percentage

Rhizobium 200 gm 20

PSB 200 gm 20


CaCl2 100 gm 20

Pulse Magic 1 Kg 275

Profenophos 250 ml 180

Nimbicidine 500 ml 150

Propiconazole 250 ml 440

Total 1615 32300

Bund former 2 no. 6000

Spiral Separator 1 no. 15000

Total 21000 53300

6 ICM in JAKI-9218 variety

Seeds (JAKI-9218)

20 Kg 1600 Yield Qtl/ha Pods /plant

Nos. Incidence of Pod borer

Nos.


SN Title


ter (Yield)

Primary Paramete

r Unit (Q/ha)

Secondary

Parameter1

Secondary Parameter

Unit1

Secondary Parameter

2

Secondary Parameter

Unit2

1 2 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26


Qty per Demo

Cost per

Demo (Rs.)

Total Amount (DBT)

Rhizobium 500 gm 50

PSB 500 gm 50


Pulse Magic 1 Kg 275


Rainoxyfire 30 ml 405

Phermone traps 3 nos. 60

Lures 6 nos. 84

Propiconazole 250 ml 375 62380

Total 3119

Spiral Separator 1 no. 15000

Total 77380

7 ICM in Sunflower 19:19:19 NPK fertilizer

1 Kg 130 Yield Qtl/ha Incidence of SND

Percentage Incidence of Powdery mildew

Percentage

ZnSO4 5 Kg 250

Gypsum 50 Kg 225

Borax 5 Kg 275




Total 1735 34700

8 ICM in Safflower Seeds (PBNS-12) 3 Kg 210 Yield Qtl/ha Incidence of sucking pest and capsule borer

No.of Aphids/leaf No.of borers/plant

Incidence of leaf spot

Percentage

Calcium Chloride 100 gm 20

Imidacloprid (Gouch)

30 ml 120

Gypsum 1 Qtl 450

ZnSO4 6 Kg 300

Yellow sticky 3 No 180


SN Title


ter (Yield)

Primary Paramete

r Unit (Q/ha)

Secondary

Parameter1

Secondary Parameter

Unit1

Secondary Parameter

2

Secondary Parameter

Unit2

1 2 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26


Qty per Demo

Cost per

Demo (Rs.)

Total Amount (DBT)

traps


Emamectin Benzoate

100 gm

450



Total 2580 51600

9 ICM in Bt.Cotton MgSO4 (Soil application)

10 Kg 200 Seed cotton yield

Qtl/ha No.of bolls/plant

Nos. Incidence of leaf spot

Percentage

Planofix 80 ml 70

MgSO4 (Foliar spray)

3 Kg 180

KNO3 (Foliar spray)

2 Kg 250

19:19:19 (W.S. fertilizer)

3 Kg 375

Yellow sticky traps

3 Nos. 128

Blue sticky traps 3 Nos. 128

Fipronil 250 ml 320


Rainoxyfire 30 ml 430


Hexaconazole 250 ml 255

DDVP 250 ml 125

Total 2971 29710

10 ICM in Arka Kalyan variety in Onion crop

Seeds (Arka Kalyan)

1 Kg 1500 37500 Yield Qtl/ha Disease index

Percentage - -

11 ICM in Bheema Shubra variety in Onion crop

Seeds (Bheema Shubra)

2 Kg 3000 15000 Yield Qtl/ha Disease index

Percentage - -


SN Title


ter (Yield)

Primary Paramete

r Unit (Q/ha)

Secondary

Parameter1

Secondary Parameter

Unit1

Secondary Parameter

2

Secondary Parameter

Unit2

1 2 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26


Qty per Demo

Cost per

Demo (Rs.)

Total Amount (DBT)

12 ICM in Red Chilli Vegetable special (micronutrient mixture)

2 Kg 700 Yield Qtl/ha Incidence of leaf spot & powdery mildew

Percentage No.of thrips and mites/leaf

Numbers

Purified seeds of Byadagi Dabbi varieties

1 Kg 800

13-00-45 WSF 2 Kg 300

Total 1800 18000

13 ICM in Mango 19:19:19 WS NPK fertilizer

1 Kg 115 Yield Qtl/ha Market rate

Rs./Kg Quality parameters

Colour, Shelf life etc.

13:0:45 WS NPK fertilizer

1 Kg 120

Mango special (ICAR-IIHR)

1 Kg 175

Profenophos @ 2ml/lit

500 ml 260

Nimbicidin @ 2ml/lit

500 ml 175

Metorizium anisopilea

500 ml 280

Propiconazole @ 1 ml/lit

250 ml 375

Hexaconazole @ 250 ml

500 ml 285

Yellow sticky traps

10 Nos 600

Phermone traps (Fligh-T)

6 Nos. 840


SN Title


ter (Yield)

Primary Paramete

r Unit (Q/ha)

Secondary

Parameter1

Secondary Parameter

Unit1

Secondary Parameter

2

Secondary Parameter

Unit2

1 2 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26


Qty per Demo

Cost per

Demo (Rs.)

Total Amount (DBT)

Lures 12 Nos. 480

Total 3705 14820


Mango grafts @ Rs. 80/graft

25 Nos.

2000 Growth parameters

Cashew grafts @ Rs.80/graft

25 Nos.

2000

Total 4000 60000

15 ICM in Ashwagandha Seeds (Jawahar) 4 Kg 1000 10000 Yield Qtl/ha Comparative cost and benefit analysis with other rabi crops

Rs. - -

16 Demonstration on Soil Reclamation

Seed (Sunhemp) 20 Kg 1000 36500 Yield (Rabi Sorghum crop)

Qt/ha Soil parameters (pH, EC, OC, available macro and micro nutrients before and after)

- - -

Gypsum 10 Qt 4500

Azosprillium 2 Kg 200

PSB 2 Kg 200

Compost culture 2 Kg 200

Soil testing 2 Kg 600

TOTAL 6700

Bund Former 1 no. 3000

GRAND TOTAL OF FLDs (Crops) 506610


7.B.2. Livestock

SN Title

Thematic Area Livestock Category

Livestock Name No. of units

No. of Demos

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 FLD on Fodder and Azolla production Feed and fodder

CB cows Jersey / HF 10 10

2 Frontline Demonstration on Introduction of Hydroponic Fodder Production

Feed and fodder


3 Frontline Demonstration on Usage of Silage bags for Silage Production

Feed and fodder



Farmers’ Practice




1 2 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

1 FLD on Fodder cafeteria and Azolla production

8 2 0 0 Feeding of dry fodder and concentrated feed

Feeding of green fodder along with dry fodder and concentrated feed

IGFRI, RRS, Dharwad & UAS, Dharwad


7 3 0 0 Feeding of dry fodder and concentrated feed

Feeding of fresh green fodder produced through Hydroponic

NIANP, Bengaluru


8 2 0 0 Feeding of dry fodder and imbalanced concentrated feed

Feeding of nutritious silage fodder

UAS, Bengaluru

SN Title Critical Inputs Provided & Total Amount

(DBT) Primary

Parameter

Primary Parameter

Unit


Secondary Parameter

Unit1


Secondary Parameter

Unit2

1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23


Qty per Demo

Cost per

Demo

Total Amount (DBT)

1 FLD on Fodder cafeteria and

Slips 436 Nos.

436 Milk yield / cow /

ltrs CLR Degree - -



(DBT) Primary

Parameter

Primary Parameter

Unit


Secondary Parameter

Unit1


Secondary Parameter

Unit2

1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23


Qty per Demo

Cost per

Demo

Total Amount (DBT)

Azolla production

Lactation

Seeds 200 gm 80

Slips 872 Nos.

436

Slips 1452 Nos.

726

Slips 1452 Nos.

726

Seeds 100 Gm

80

Cactus plant 1 kg

1000

Seeds 60 gm

18

Azolla culture 1 Kg 100

Poly Tarpaulin (HDPE 200 GSM) sheets (12' x 9')

1 1100

Total 4702 47020


Plastic trays 16 Nos (3’X2’ Size)

3200 Milk yield / cow / Lactation

ltrs CLR Degree Celsius

Cost/Kg of maize seed

Rs.

Steel Rack

3000

Total 6200 62000


Silage Bags 3 (100 kg

capacity)

1500 Milk yield / cow / Lactation

ltrs CLR Degree Celsius

Cost/100 Kg of silage production

Rs.

Silage culture 200 gm

150



(DBT) Primary

Parameter

Primary Parameter

Unit


Secondary Parameter

Unit1


Secondary Parameter

Unit2

1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23


Qty per Demo

Cost per

Demo

Total Amount (DBT)

Total 1650 16500

GRAND TOTAL OF FLDs (Livestock) 125520

7.B.3. Enterprise

SN Title Thematic

Area Category Name Variety

No. of units

No of Demos

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Year round availability of nutrition to farm families for nutrition security through demonstration of Nutrition Garden

Health and Nutrition

Fruits and vegetables

- - 3 3

2 Nutrition garden at schools Health and Nutrition

Fruits and vegetables

- - 3 3


Practice Recommended

Practice Source of Technology

Recommended Practice Others SC/ST Others SC/ST

1 2 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

1 Year round availability of nutrition to farm families for nutrition security through demonstration of Nutrition Garden

0 0 3 0 - Nutrition garden UAS, Bengaluru and UAS, Dharwad

2 Nutrition garden at schools 0 0 0 0 - Nutrition garden UAS, Bengaluru and UAS, Dharwad


(DBT) Primary

Parameter

Primary Parameter

Unit


Secondary Parameter

Unit1


Secondary Parameter

Unit2

1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23


Qty per

Demo

Cost per

Demo

Total Amount (DBT)

1 Year round availability of nutrition to farm families for nutrition

Seeds and Seedlings (Lime, Papaya, Curry

1 and 50

1700 Quantity of vegetables produced

Kg Cost incurred

Rs. - -



(DBT) Primary

Parameter

Primary Parameter

Unit


Secondary Parameter

Unit1


Secondary Parameter

Unit2

1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23


Qty per

Demo

Cost per

Demo

Total Amount (DBT)

security through demonstration of Nutrition Garden

leaf, drums stick and leafy vegetables

gms each

Neem based pesticide

1 lit 500

Pro trays 4 100

Water can 1 400

Total 2700 8100

2 Nutrition garden at schools

Seeds and Seedlings (Lime, Papaya, Curry leaf, drums stick and leafy vegetables

1 and 50

gms each

1400 Quantity of vegetables produced

Kg Cost incurred

Rs. - -

Vermicompost 50 Kg

265

Neem based pesticide

1 lit 500

Pro trays 4 100

Water can 1 400

Total 2665 8000

GRAND TOTAL OF FLDs(Enterprise) 22000

7.B.4. Farm Implement : NIL

SN

Title Thematic

Area

Farm Implement Name

Cost of Implement

Area

(ha) Season

Labour Required (Check)

Labor Required (demo)

% save Time saved to cover/ha

(hrs)

No. of demos

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

SN Title

Male Female Farmers Practice


Source of Technology


Others SC/ST Others SC/ST


1 2 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

SN Title


Primary Parameter

(Yield)

Primary Parameter

Unit (Q/ha)


Secondary Parameter

Unit1


Secondary Parameter

Unit2

1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

C. Trainings

SN

Training Category

(OFT/ FLD/Others)

Training Type (Regular/ Vocational/

Sponsored/ Rural Youth/ Extension )

Training location (On/Off)

Training For (General /Rural

Youth/ Extension)

Duration

(Days) Title Thematic Area

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 FLD Regular On General 1 ICM in Maize Crop production

2 Others Regular Off General 1 ICM in Spreading Groundnut Crop production

3 Others Regular Off General 1 ICM in Bunch Groundnut Crop production

4 FLD Regular On General 1 Training on Redgram based inter cropping systems

Crop production

5 FLD Regular On General 1 ICM practices in Sunflower Crop production

6 FLD Regular On General 1 ICM practices in Safflower Crop production

7 FLD Regular Off General 1 ICM practices in Rabi Sorghum Crop production

8 OFT Regular On General 1 ICM practices in Bengalgram Crop production

9 FLD Regular On General 1 ICM practices in Bengalgram Crop production

10 FLD Regular On General 1 ICM practices in Foxtail and Barnyard millet

Crop production

11 OFT & FLD Regular On General 1 ICM practices in onion Seed production technologies

Horticulture

12 FLD Regular On General 1 ICM practices in Chilli Horticulture

13 FLD Regular Off General 1 ICM practices in Ashwagandha Horticulture

14 FLD Regualr On General 1 Orchard management Horticulture

15 FLD Regular Off General 1 Fodder production technologies for getting higher milk productivity in dairy animals

Management of ecto-endo parasites & mastitis in CB Cows

Cultivation and feeding of azolla for balanced nutrition

Livestock production and management

16 FLD Regular Off General 1 Low cost Fodder production technology Livestock


SN

Training Category

(OFT/ FLD/Others)





Youth/ Extension)

Duration


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

for getting higher milk productivity in dairy animals

production and management

17 FLD Regular Off General 1 Silage preparation and its importance in animal feeding

Livestock production and management

18 Others Regular On General 3 Processing of millets Home Science

19 Others Regular On General 1 Processing of Cashew Apple Home Science

20 Others Regular Off General 1 Multiple IGAs through SHGs Home Science

21 FLD Regular Off General 1 Functional clothing for agricultural operations in Maize & Rabi Sorghum

Home Science

22 FLD Regular Off General 1 Training on pod borer, Pod fly & powdery mildew management in Greengram

Plant Protection

23 OFT & FLD Regular On General 1 ICM in Bt. Cotton and intecrops Plant Protection

24 FLD Regular On General 1 Management of black headed hairy caterpillar, SND & powdery mildew in Sunflower

Plant Protection

25 FLD Regular Off General 1 Management of insect and pest in Safflower

Plant Protection

26 OFT & FLD Regular On General 1 IPM and IDM in Bengalgram Plant Protection

27 FLD Regular On General 1 IPM and IDM in Redgram Plant Protection

28 FLD Regular Off General 1 Management of stem borer & Turcicum leaf blight in Maize

Plant Protection

29 Others Regular Off General 1 Management of leaf minor, leaf spot & collar rot in Bunch Groundnut

Plant Protection

30 FLD Regular On General 1 IPM in Mango

Plant Protection

31 Others Regular On General 2 Training on organic input preparation & usage for soil fertility management

Organic farming

32 FLD Regular Off General 1 Soil fertility management Soil fertility and health

management

33 Cluster FLDs Regular Off General 1 Grading of Greengram / Bengalgram for better market prices

Post harvest technology

34 FLD Regular Off General 1 Importance & value addition of millets Home Science

35 Others Regular Off & On General 1 Orientation on FIG/CIG/FPO, capacity Ag. Extension


SN

Training Category

(OFT/ FLD/Others)





Youth/ Extension)

Duration


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

building and management

36 Others Regular Off General 1 ICM in Mulberry Crop production

37 FLD Regular On Rural youth 1 Onion seed production technology Horticulture

38 Others Regular On Rural youth 3 Skill upgradation training on dairy management practices

Dairy farming

39 Others Regular On Rural youth 3 Feed and endo-ecto parasite management in sheep and goat

Sheep & goat management

40 FLD Rural youth Off Rural youth 1 Training on balanced diet and personal hygiene for young girls

Nutrition and health

41 Others Rural youth On Rural youth 3 Vermicompost production and usage Organic farming

42 Others Extension On Extension personnel

1 ICM practices & intercropping systems in pulse, oilseeds and commercial crops

Intercropping systems

43 Others Regular Off Extension personnel

1 Health and Nutrition Health and Nutrition

44 Others Rural youth On Extension personnel

1 FPO formation and management Capacity building


1 Nutrition and disease management in livestock

Nutrition and disease

management


3 Integrated pest management in Pulses, Oilseed and commercial crops

IPM


3 Training on production & usage of organic inputs

Organic farming


2 Importance of Soil testing and soil fertility management

Soil health and fertility

management

49 Others Vocational Off Rural youth 20 Dress designing Home Science

50 Others Vocational On Rural youth 6 Scientific management of dairy farming Dairy farming

51 Others Vocational On Rural youth 6 Training on food processing PHT and value addition

52 Others Vocational On Rural youth 3 Organic input production and usage Production of inputs at site

53 Others Sponsored On General 2 Soil, water and crop management in command area

Soil health and fertility

management

54 Others Sponsored On General 3 Production technology for Kharif and Rabi Crop production


SN

Training Category

(OFT/ FLD/Others)





Youth/ Extension)

Duration


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

crops

SN Sub Thematic Area Skill is to

impart? (Y/N) Source of Fund (if sponsored)

Agency Name Amount

(Rs) Others Male

Others Female

SC/ST Male

SC/ST Female

1 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

1 ICM N 20 5 10 5

2 ICM N 25 0 5 0

3 ICM N 30 0 8 2

4 Intercropping systems N 15 2 8 0

5 ICM N 19 3 5 3

6 ICM N 18 2 5 0

7 ICM N 35 4 8 3

8 ICM N 38 3 6 3

9 ICM N 30 3 5 2

10 ICM N 16 4 0 0

11 ICM N 36 4 8 2

12 ICM N 23 0 7 0

13 ICM N 22 0 8 0

14 Orchard management N 17 0 3 0

15 Feed and fodder Y 15 6 5 4



18 Entrepreneurship development Y 0 44 0 6

19 Entrepreneurship development Y 15 26 5 4

20 Income generating activities Y 10 110 0 30

21 Drudgery reduction Y 4 11 0 35

22 IPM Y 30 5 5 0

23 ICM N 25 5 8 2

24 IPM Y 20 4 6 0

25 IPM Y 15 0 5 0

26 IPM and IDM Y 40 2 8 0

27 IPM and IDM Y 22 3 4 1

28 IPM Y 20 4 6 0

29 IPM Y 23 0 7 0

30 IPM Y 20 0 0 0


SN Sub Thematic Area Skill is to

impart? (Y/N) Source of Fund (if sponsored)

Agency Name Amount

(Rs) Others Male

Others Female

SC/ST Male

SC/ST Female

1 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

31 Organic input preparation Y 55 5 10 0

32 Soil health and fertility management

N 115 10 25 0

33 Post harvest technology Y 75 15 25 5

34 Value addition Y 20 150 10 20

35 Capacity building Y 75 0 25 0

36 ICM N 5 0 0 0

37 - Y 18 0 2 0

38 Dairy farming Y 65 8 25 2

39 - - 20 0 5 0

40 Nutrition and health N 100 150 25 25

41 Organic input production Y 8 0 2 0

42 ICM N KSDA 32 4 2 2

43 Health and nutrition N Women and Child Welfare Department

0 190 0 60

44 Capacity building Y KSDH 36 0 4 0

45 Nutrition and disease management Y AH&VS 30 3 5 2

46 IPM Y KSDA 22 0 3 0

47 Production of inputs at site Y KSDA 16 2 2 0

48 Soil fertility management Y KSDA 15 2 3 0

49 Income generating activities Y Collaborative programme

ASF, Hulkoti 0 0 24 0 6

50 Dairy farming Y Collaborative programmes

ASF, Hulkoti 0 275 7 15 3

51 Processing Y Collaborative programme

GITSERD, Hulkoti 0 0 25 0 5

52 Organic farming Y 15 0 0 0

53 Soil health and fertility management

N CADA, Belgaum CADA 600000 300 60 100 40

54 Production technology Y KSDA, Gadag KSDA 300000 225 25 35 15

D. Extension programmes

SN Extension programme No. of

Programme No. of Farmers/

participants No. of Extension

Officers

1. Advisory over Phone 1750 1750 50

2. Bi-Monthly meeting 6 0 200

3. Celebration of Day 9 5400 80

4. Diagnostic visit 20 50 0





Officers

5. Exhibition 3 15000 200

6. Exposure Visit 10 300 0

7. Ex-trainees Samelan 2 100 0

8. Extension Literature 8 600 0

9. Farmers Science conveners meeting 1 100 0

10. Farmer /Extension personnel visit to KVK 100 2000 100

11. Farmers Seminar/ Workshop 3 300 20

12. Field day 14 1500 30

13. Film Show 3 90 10

14. Formation of SHGs 5 100 0

15. Group Meeting 18 510 10

16. Kisan Ghosti 1 100 5

17. Kisan Mela 1 4000 50

18. Lecture delivered as resource person 10 700 20

19. Method demonstration 64 1350 30

20. News paper coverage 40 0 0

21. No. of animals treated 200 250 0

22. Popular arterials 12 0 0

23. Radio talk 8 0 0

24. Scientist visit to Farmers Field 200 800 0

25. SHC campaign 4 400 0

26. SHG meeting 10 200 0

27. Technical Reports 4 0 0

28. TV Talk 6 0 0

29. Other- Specify

30. Plant/Soil health/Animal health camps 3 250 0

31. Awareness programs 32 1500 0

Total 2547 37350 805

8. Activities proposed

A. Mobile Advisory Services

Message Type Crops Livestock Weather Marketing Awareness Other enterprise Total

Text 45 15 6 14 10 6 96

Voice 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 45 15 6 14 10 6 96

A. Seed/ Quality Planting Material

Name of the Crop Quantity to be Produced Expected Expected Net returns (Rs)


Seed (kg) Planting Material (Nos) income (Rs) expenditure (Rs)

Onion 1500 - 600000 475000 125000

Greengram 1500 - 120000 80000 40000

Redgram 1000 - 80000 60000 20000

Bengalgram 3500 - 245000 150000 95000

Safflower 1000 - 50000 20000 30000

Rabi Sorghum 1500 - 45000 3000 1500

Mango - 1000 50000 30000 30000

Tamarind - 500 25000 15000 10000

Fodder and feed crops - 40000 30000 15000 15000

B. Bio Products

Name of the Bio Product Quantity to be Produced Expected income

(Rs) Expected expenditure

(Rs) Net returns

(Rs) Product (kg) Others (Nos)

Vermicompost 16000 - 64000 34000 30000

Vermi wash - 500 liters 20000 10000 10000

Earthworms 250 - 75000 40000 35000

Azolla 200 - 20000 10000 10000

C. Home Care Production

Name of Home product Quantity to be Produced Expected income

(Rs) Expected

expenditure (Rs) Net returns (Rs)

Product (kg) Others (Nos)

Pickles 8 Qtls - 96000 66000 30000

Amla products 1.5 Qtls - 60000 37500 22500

D. Livestock

Name of Livestock To be Produced (Nos) (Target) Expected

income (Rs) Expected


Calves 2 20000 5000 15000

Lambs 4 16000 4000 12000

Kids 6 24000 6000 18000

E. Farm Production

Name of Farm Produce To be Produced Expected

income (Rs) Expected


Product (kg) Others (Nos)

Greengram 1800 - 108000 68000 48000

Redgram 1200 - 60000 40000 20000

Bengalgram 1000 - 50000 35000 15000

Chilli 9000 - 90000 60000 30000


Onion 3600 - 36000 24000 12000

Onion Seeds 600 - 240000 160000 80000

Rabi Sorghum 2400 - 36000 22000 14000

Amla 2500 - 25000 10000 15000

Tamarind 4000 - 100000 30000 70000

Guava 500 - 5000 2000 3000

Sapota 500 - 5000 2000 3000

Cashewnut 600 - 90000 35000 55000

Mango

2000 - 100000 40000 60000

TOTAL - - 945000 528000 425000

F. Publication / Literature

Item Name Title Author/s Name No. of circulation

Leaflet

Scientific Dairy Management Dr. B.M.Murgod

Programme Assistant (Animal Husbandry) 500

Success stories of progressive farmers Dr. Sudha V.M., SMS (Home Science) 500

Importance of soil and water testing & methods of soil & water sample collection

Soil & water conservation measures for dry land agriculture

Mr. N.H.Bhandi, SMS (Soil Science) & V.D.Vaikunthe, SMS (Agronomy)

1000

Mango pest and disease management

Post harvest management in Mango

Mr. S.K.Mudlapur, SMS (Plant Protection) &

Mr. K.T.Patil, SMS (Horticulture)

300

Production technologies in Onion

Mr. K.T.Patil, SMS (Horticulture)

500

Production technology in Greengram

Integrated crop management in Maize

Integrated crop management in Bt. Cotton

Production technology in Groundnut

Production technology in Bengalgram

Production technology in Sunflower

Production technology in Safflower

Mr.V.D.Vaikunthe, SMS (Agronomy), Mr. S.K.Mudlapur, SMS (Plant Protection) &

Mr. N.H.Bhandi, SMS (Soil Science)

500 each

Quarterly technical bulletin

Krishi Vigyan Patrike All staff of KVK 8000

G. Electronic Media

Media Type Title No. circulation Developed by

CD Vermicompost technology 150

Mr. S.K.Mudlapur, SMS (Plant Protection) & Mrs.Lalita S.Asuti

(Computer Programmer)

Soil and water testing method 150 Mr. N.H.Bhandi, SMS (Soil


Science) & Mrs.Lalita S.Asuti (Computer Programmer)

TV Programmes

Demonstration on enrichment of dry fodder and azolla cultivation

1 Dr. B.M.Murgod, PA (Animal

Science)

Vermicompost & Vermiwash preparation and usage 1 Mr. S.K.Mudlapur, SMS (Plant

Protection)

Dryland agronomic practices for in-situ moisture conservation 1 Mr. V.D.Vaikunthe, SMS

(Agronomy) & Mr. N.H.Bhandi, SMS (Soil Science)

Radio programmes:

Soil & water conservation measures

Soil fertility management practices

Mr. N.H.Bhandi, SMS (Soil Science)

Agro processing

Nutrition for teenagers

Dr. S.V.Mnakani, SMS (Home Science)

Organic farming and its importance

Mr. S.K.Mudlapur, SMS (Plant Protection)

H. SWTL Activities

Type No. of samples to be

analyzed Names of the team members involved

Expected income (Rs)

Expected expenditure (Rs)

Net returns (Rs)

Soil 1500 Mr. N.H.Bhandi, SMS (Soil Science) 165000 150000 15000

Water 500 Mr. N.H.Bhandi, SMS (Soil Science) 50000 40000 10000

Plant - - - - -

Others - - - - -

No. of SHC to be distributed: 3500

I. News letter

Name To be issue No. of Soft copies to be issued No. of hard copies to be issued

News Letter 4 issues 100 2000

Krishi Darpan (News letter in Kannada)

4 issues 100 2000

J. Technology Week

Proposed Date No. of

agencies to be linked

Qty. Seeds supply Qty. Planting material supply Qty. bio products supply

To be celebrated during JaiKisan JaiVigyan Week i.e 23-29, Dec, 2018 + Agriculture exhibition on 28-01-2019 at Hulkoti

1 - - -


K. Proposed Projects

Project Name Role of KVK Duration Project Outlay (Rs) Additional Man Power to be planned

NICRA Implementation of TDC One year Rs.10.00 lakhs Senior Research Fellow

L. Farmer’s Field School planned

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

Integrated Pest Management IPM in Bt. Cotton 50000/- 30

M. E-linkage

SN Nature of activities

1 Is KVK has website (Y/N) Yes

2 If NO, date of website to be develop & host -

3 Name of the module assigned during Orientation Programme Scientists activities & Labs management

4 Plan, Progress and expected date of completion System requirement study is in progress Expected date of completion : March 2019

A. KVK instructional farm Activities

SN Plot Season Area (ha) Name of the crop Expected Yield (kg)

Expected Expenditure

(Rs)


Net returns (Rs)

1 1 A Kharif 1.20 Chilli 9000 60000 90000 30000

2 1 A Kharif 1.20 Onion 3600 24000 36000 12000

3 1 B Kharif 1.20 Redgram 1200 40000 60000 20000

4 1 B Kharif 1.20 Greengram 600 24000 36000 12000

5 5 Kharif 0.80 Greengram 600 22000 36000 14000



8 6 Rabi 1.00 Bengalgra 1000 35000 50000 15000

9 17, 19 Rabi 2.00 Rabi Jowar 2500 22500 37500 15000

10 5,8 Summer 1.40 Onion Seeds 600 160000 240000 80000

11 3 Perennial 2.10 Amla + Tamarind 2500 10000 25000 15000


SN Plot Season Area (ha) Name of the crop Expected Yield (kg)

Expected Expenditure

(Rs)


Net returns (Rs)

12 7 Perennial 4.00 Amla + Tamarind 4000 30000 100000 70000

13 9 Perennial 3.00 Guava+Sapota 500 2000 5000 3000

14 10 Perennial 3.00 Guava+Sapota 500 2000 5000 3000

15 Orchard Perennial 0.80 Mango 2000 40000 100000 60000

16 Orchard Perennial 1.60 Cashewnut 600 35000 90000 55000

N. Activities planned under Rainwater Harvesting Scheme (only to those KVKs which are already having scheme under Rain Water Harvesting)

SN Activities planned Remarks if any

1 Training on rainwater harvesting measures to farmers & farm women for 300 numbers -

2 Training on rainwater harvesting measures for 30 extension functionaries -

3 Exposure visit for rainwater harvesting structures for 300 farmers/farmwomen -

O. Plan of other activities: Nil

P. Innovative Farmer’s Meet : Our KVK is participating in the Innovative Farmers Meet with our district innovative farmers which is scheduled to be held at KVK, Bagalkot during April 2018

10. Organic Farming A. Technology Assessment related to organic farming : NIL B. Frontline Demonstrations related to organic farming : NIL

C. Trainings related to organic farming

SN Training Category

(OFT/


Sponsored/ Rural Youth/

Training

location

Training For (General Rural

Youth/ Extension )

Duration (Days)

Title Thematic Area


FLD/Oth) Extension ) (On/Off)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Others Regular On General 5 Organic input production and usage

Organic farming

SN Sub Thematic Area Skill is to impart?

(Y/N)

Source of Fund(if

sponsored)

Agency Name

Amount (Rs)

Others Male

Others Female

SC/ST Male

SC/ST Female

1 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

Organic input production Yes - - - 8 0 2 0

D. Extension programme related to organic farming




Officers

1 Advisory over Phone 150 350 10

3 Celebration of Day 1 60 4

5 Exhibition 2 1000 20

6 Exposure Visit 4 120 4

7 Ex-trainees Samelan 1 60 0

8 Extension Literature 1 1000 50

9 Farmer /Extension personnel visit to KVK 25 1000 50

10 Farmers Seminar/ Workshop 1 50 4

11 Field day 1 100 5

12 Film Show 10 120 0

13 Group Meeting 1 20 0

14 Lecture delivered as resource person 10 300 0

15 Method demonstration 4 120 0

16 News paper coverage 2 0 0

17 Popular articles 1 0 0

18 Radio talk 1 0 0

19 Scientist visit to Farmers Fields 20 20 4

20 Technical Reports 0 0 0

21 TV Talk 1 0 0

22 Other- Specify 0 0 0

Total 236 4320 151


E. Organic Certification is planned? If Yes Details : No F. Any other activity related to Organic farming. Pl specify. : NIL 11. Swachh Bharat Abhiyan

Activity Month Details No. of Participants/ Farmers

6 May, June, July, August, September & October Converting agriculture waste in to vermicompost 180

12. Other activities

I. An innovative programme on EDP in Millet is planned to be implemented during the year 2018-19 at Binkadakatti village of Gadag

block and district. The budget proposed is Rs. 280000/-. The details are given below.

1) DETAILS OF PRIMARY PROCESSING AND MARKETING OF FOXTAIL MILLET

A) Major problems in millets : The farmers growing millets sell their produce without processing and therefore, they get very less price in the

market. Majority of the farmers are not aware about availability of machineries for taking up the primary processing of millets.

B) Technology Interventions through EDP : Through this EDP farmers will be introduced to use primary processing machineries and later

will be encouraged to pack the processed millets in appropriate packages for marketing of grains. So that instead of getting price of Rs.1500-

2000 per Quintal of foxtail millet and little millet, they will be able to get Rs.7000-8000 per Quintal of processed and packed grains of both

millets. Farmers will be encouraged to take up the marketing directly with retailers.

C) Parameters to be studied: Economics of marketing raw grains and processed grains & product yield (Kg)


2) POPULARISATION OF VALUE ADDED PRODUCTS OF FOXTAIL MILLET AND LITTLE MILLET

A) Major problems in popularizing value added products of millets : Although the farmers grow millets, but they are not using for self

consumption as they are not aware of using millet products in their daily diet. This is mainly due to lack of awareness on millet nutrition and

lack of awareness on preparation of various food products that can be prepared and used in every day diet.

B) Technology interventions through EDP:

Farmers and farm women will be given awareness about importance of millets in their daily diet as Binkadakatti village people are now

using only Sorghum, Wheat and Rice in their daily diet although they do not grow wheat and rice.

In order to enable the families to use millets in their daily diet, demonstrations of millet products shall be taken up (products such as Roti,

Upama, Idli, Dosa, Millet Rice, Millet Curd Rice, Millet Pulav, Millet Pongal and other various ethnic foods that can be prepared with both

foxtail millet and little millet).

The local Self Help Groups shall be facilitated to prepare various products along with appropriate nutritional labels, attractive packings

with product labels and relevant nutritional literature so as to enable them to sell these products in the market.(products such as

cookies, vermicelli, ready to eat mixtures and instant mixtures of foxtail millet and little millet)

C) Parameters to be studied: Organoleptic evaluation and acceptability of the product by the farm women

BUDGET REQUIRED FOR EDP:

The following budget is required for critical inputs for both the components and organizing millet mela

Sl. No.

Particulars Quantity Amount (Rs.)

1 Weighing machine 2 Nos. 9000

2 Sealing machine 2 Nos. 5000

3 Labels and packaging materials

(500 gm and 1000 gm capacity) 2000 Nos. 15000

4 FSSAI license (for 2 entrepreneurs) 2 Nos. 1000

Total 30000


II. Plan for Public-Private partnership to enhance the availability of seeds / planting materials / bio-agents for speedy popularization of technologies.

A) Seed production by KVK adopted farmers to enhance seed availability

1) DDGV-2 variety in Greengram : 50 quintals (10 farmers)

2) JAKI-9218 variety in Bengalgram : 100 quintals (20 farmers)

3) SPV-2217 variety in Rabi Sorghum : 50 quintals (12 farmers)

4) Arka Kalyan variety in Onion : 25 quintals (15 farmers)

5) PBNS-12 variety in Safflower : 30 quintals (15 farmers)

6) Byadagi Dabbi variety in Chilli : 5 quintals (2 farmers)

7) Forage crop seeds : 50 Kg (2 farmers)

B) Planting materials production by KVK adopted farmers to enhance slips/seedlings availability

1) Grass slips : 1.00 lakh (8 farmers)

2) Vegetable seedlings : 0.50 lakh (10 farmers)

C) Bio-Agents production by KVK adopted farmers to enhance bio-agents availability

1) Earthworms : 200 Kg (10 farmers)

2) Azolla culture : 50 Kg (5 farmers)

III. Village to village training of farmers with the help of primary school teachers of village school

In this activity, KVK shall identify 20 pro-active primary / secondary school teachers from 10 villages in Gadag block during this year 2018-19. These teachers shall

be trained for two days at KVK by including the topics such state / central Government project / programmes, latest technologies in agriculture and allied fields such as

dairy farming, sheep & goat rearing, poultry farming and others. Thrust shall also be given for organic farming, crop production, vermicomposting etc. shall be provided by

KVK to these teachers while they conduct sessions / workshops in their respective villages. Further, at the end of the year i.e March 2019, annual training sessions shall

be organized by KVK for capacity development of teachers to update their knowledge on modern agricultural technologies.

13.Budget


A. Revolving Fund (Rs in Lakh)

Opening balance as on 01.04.2017

Expenditure incurred during 2017-18

Receipts during 2017-18

Closing balance as on 31.01.2018

5.87 34.96 30.22 1.14

B. Details of budget utilization (2017-18) upto 31 January 2018 (Rs. In lakhs)

S. No. Particulars Sanctioned Released Expenditure

A. Recurring Contingencies

1 Pay & Allowances 155.40 116.55 130.11

2 Traveling allowances 1.50 1.00 1.38

3 Contingencies

A Stationery, telephone, postage and other expenditure on office running, publication of Newsletter and library maintenance

3.00 1.56 2.78

B POL, repair of vehicles, tractor and equipments 2.00 1.00 1.87

C Meals/refreshment for trainees 1.00 0.50 1.00

D Training material 0.50 0.25 0.37

E Frontline demonstration except oilseeds and pulses 3.20 3.20 3.20

F On farm testing 0.45 0.45 0.44

G Training of extension functionaries 0.25 0.25 0.25

H Maintenance of buildings 0.50 0.50 0.49

I Establishment of Soil, Plant & Water Testing Laboratory 0.25 0.25 0.25

J Library 0.05 0.05 0.04

K Extension activities 0.50 0.50 0.36

L Farmers’ Field School 0.30 0.30 0.29

M Display Boards 0.00 0.00 0.00

N EDP/Innovative Activities 0.30 0.30 0.00

O Integrated Farming System 0.50 0.50 0.49

Total (A) 169.70 127.16 143.32


B. Non-Recurring Contingencies 0.00 0.00 0.00

1 Works 0.00 0.00 0.00

2 Equipments including SWTL & Furniture 0.00 0.00 0.00

3 Vehicle (Four wheeler/Two wheeler, please specify) 0.00 0.00 0.00

4 Library 0.10 0.10 0.09

Total (B) 0.00 0.00 0.00

C. REVOLVING FUND 0.00 0.00 0.00

GRAND TOTAL (A+B+C) 169.80 127.26 143.42


C. Details of Budget Estimate (2018-19) based on proposed action plan

S. No.

Particulars BE 2018-19

proposed (Rs.)

A. Recurring Contingencies

1 Pay & Allowances 165.46

2 Traveling allowances 2.50

3 Contingencies

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

3.50

B POL, repair of vehicles, tractor and equipments 3.50

C Meals/refreshment for trainees (ceiling upto Rs.40/day/trainee be maintained) 1.50

D Training material (posters, charts, demonstration material including chemicals etc. required for conducting the training) 1.00

E Frontline demonstration except oilseeds and pulses (minimum of 30 demonstration in a year) 6.48

F On farm testing (on need based, location specific and newly generated information in the major production systems of the area) 0.50

G Training of extension functionaries 0.50

H Maintenance of buildings 1.00

I Establishment of Soil, Plant & Water Testing Laboratory 0.50

J Library 0.25

K Farmers Field School 0.50

L Extension Activities 1.00

M Innovative Activities 0.50

N IFS 0.50

O EDP 5.80

TOTAL (A) 194.99

B. Non-Recurring Contingencies

1 Works 12.00

2 Equipments including SWTL & Furniture 0

3 Vehicle (Tractor) 10.00

4 Library (Purchase of assets like books & journals) 0

TOTAL (B) 22.00

C. REVOLVING FUND 0.00

GRAND TOTAL (A+B+C) 216.99


Action Plan for Cluster Frontline Demonstrations for the year 2018 -19

A) Details of KVK

Particulars Phone/Mobile No E-mail ID

Name of the KVK ICAR-KVK, Gadag 08372-289325 [email protected]

[email protected]

Name of PC Dr.L.G.Hiregoudar +91-9448358772 [email protected]

Names of SMS team Shri V.D.Vaikunthe +91-9448861331 [email protected]

Shri S.K.Mudlapur +91-9448861355 [email protected]

B) Pulses

Sl.

No.

Name of the

crop

Variety and

Technology Season

No. of clusters

proposed and names of

village(s)

Total area

proposed (ha)

Total demos

proposed (Total

farmers)

Budget

proposed

(Rs.)

1 Greengram DGGV-2-

ICM in Greengram Kharif 2018

2 Clusters:

Gojanur and Bevinakatti

villages

10 25 75000.00

2 Bengalgram JAKI-9218-

ICM in Bengalgram

Rabi

2018-19

3 Clusters:

Gojanur, Chikkamannur

and Basapur villages

50 125 375000.00

C) Oilseeds

Sl.

No.

Name of the

crop

Variety and

Technology Season

No. of clusters proposed

and names of village(s)

Total area

proposed (ha)

Total demos

proposed (Total

farmers)

Budget

proposed

(Rs.)

1 Sunflower Hybrid-ICM in

Sunflower

Rabi

2018-19

2 Clusters:

Eklaspur and Bevinakatti 10 25 50000.00






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