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S NoCategoryUnit Total 1Total Geographical AreaLakh Ha160.2 2Gross Cropped AreaLakh Ha79.60 3Net Cropped AreaLakh Ha63.54 4Gross Irrigated AreaLakh Ha37.11 5Net irrigated AreaLakh Ha28.01 6Number of Farm HoldingsLakh Nos.76.21 i) MarginalLakh Nos.49.83 ii) SmallLakh Nos.15.91 iii) OthersLakh Nos.10.47 7Total area operated byLakh Ha80.96 i) MarginalLakh Ha21.60 ii) SmallLakh Ha22.51 iii) OthersLakh Ha36.85 8Average Annual Rainfallmm966.1 9Cropping Intensity%1.23 10Irrigation Intensity%1.32 2

RAINFALL (SWM) (1-6-2014 TO 10-9-2014) Normal (SWM):554.3 mm Normal as on date:447.3 mm Received:300.0 mm Deviation:- 32.9 % Sl. NoDistricts No.of districts Status & deviation 1 - Nil -0Excess (20% & above) 2Srikakulam, Vizianagaram, 2Normal (+19% to -19%) 3Visakhapatnam, East Godavari, West Godavari. Krishna, Guntur, Prakasam, Nellore, Chittoor, Kadapa, Kurnool and Anantapur, 11Deficit (-20% to -59%) MonthNormal As on date Actual Rainfall (m.m)% deviation to Normal as on date STATUS 201220132014 June90.070.098.036.0-60Scanty July145.8183.0145.0104.0-29Deficient August158.0175.2111.1123.9-21Deficient September (1 st to 10 th sept.) 53.583.054.636.1-33Deficient Andhra Pradesh447.3511.2408.7300- 33Deficient 3

KHARIF 2014 & RABI 2014-15 PROSPECTS Sl.No.Crop Normal Production 2014-15 (Target) KharifRabiTotal 1Rice76.0549.6234.8884.50 2Pulses10.411.6412.3714.01 3Total Foodgrains109.0758.1168.93127.04 4Oil Seeds20.2511.384.8016.18 5Cotton (lakh bales)12.2921.200.0021.20 (ABSTRACT) 4

Sl No CROP Area (in Lakh hactares)Productivity (Kgs/hect)Production (in Lakh tonnes) Normal Actual 2013 Target 2014 Normal Actual 2013 Target 2014 Normal Actual 2013 Target 2014 1Rice16.4217.0617.1426682555289543.843.5949.62 2Wheat0.00 0000000 3Jowar0.320.330.321726174721720.570.580.70 4Bajra0.400.470.451706165416920.690.780.75 5Maize0.751.10 3775371142162.854.084.65 6Ragi0.360.370.36101798311440.36 0.41 7Minor Millets0.290.270.387807358980.220.200.34 Coarse Grain2.122.542.61 4.696.006.85 8Bengal Gram0.00 00000 9Redgram2.041.832.534435635020.911.031.27 10Greengram0.280.170.283535124660.10.090.13 11Blackgram0.200.150.255206826760.10.100.17 12Horsegram0.08 0.065855846790.050.04 13Other Pulses0.060.070.064845714940.030.040.03 Total Pulses2.662.303.18 1.191.301.64 Total Foodgrains21.2021.8922.93 49.6850.8958.11 14Groundnut10.9010.8612.765126278465.596.8110.79 15Sesamum0.350.28 2504492500.090.130.07 16Castor0.870.480.474155227940.360.250.38 17Sunflower0.340.180.195527887090.190.140.13 18Soyabean0.020.030.011875161020390.030.050.01 19Other Oil Seeds0.000.5502162721730010.4211.950 Total Oilseeds12.4812.3713.71 16.6819.3311.38 20Cotton4.836.716.9342948952012.2219.321.20 21Mesta0.190.09 1508165115881.640.830.79 22Chillies1.091.131.143930461939044.295.224.46 23Sugarcane1.501.531.51778217800080618116.42119.34121.73 24Onion0.240.210.221717418831195814.163.954.23 25Turmeric0.190.180.157946852662341.481.530.95 Total Cropped Area41.7244.1246.68 KHARIF 2014 ASSESSMENT COMPARED TO KHARIF 2013 AND NORMAL KHARIF 2014 ASSESSMENT COMPARED TO KHARIF 2013 AND NORMAL Area in Lakh ha, Productivity in Kgs/ha & Prodcution in LMTs 5

Sl No CROP Area (in Lakh hactares)Productivity (Kgs/hect)Production (in Lakh tonnes) Normal Actual 2013-14 Target for 2014-15 Normal Actual 2013-14 Target for 2014-15 Normal Actual 2013-14 Target for 2014-15 1Rice8.138.788.2940054105420832.2536.0434.88 2Wheat0.010.00 118011856312000 3Jowar1.030.861.412211241126482.292.073.73 4Bajra0.030.020.052000165414410.050.030.07 5Maize1.922.421.8777197478949515.518.117.72 6Ragi0.05 0.081680151218460.08 0.15 7Minor Millets0.01 104511069150.01 Coarse Grain3.043.363.42 17.9420.2921.68 8Bengal Gram5.074.725.501164136514245.876.447.84 9Redgram0.030.100.087325637500.020.010.06 10Greengram1.031.161.315386166310.570.710.83 11Blackgram3.552.504.297137797902.521.953.39 12Horsegram0.270.200.305394936140.140.10.18 13Other Pulses0.080.100.0889521008740.10.210.07 Total Pulses10.038.7911.56 9.229.4212.37 Total Foodgrains21.2120.9323.27 59.4165.7568.93 14Groundnut1.110.901.062269221022642.401.992.41 15Sesamum0.250.330.252361252040.070.060.08 16Castor0.01 0.046475227130.020.010.03 17Sunflower1.680.622.0175784710060.970.532.02 18Soyabean0.00 18751610 000 19Saflower0.010.00 83300000.00 20Other Oil Seeds0.180.120.13100042927160.10.060.26 Total Oilseeds3.241.993.49 3.562.654.80 21Cotton0.05 046848900.070.140 22Mesta0.00 0000000 23Chillies0.220.180.243830368039180.810.660.94 24Sugarcane0.00 0000000 25Onion0.05 0.042317422513246761.071.131.06 26Turmeric0.00 0000000 27Coriander0.200.070.235066176710.080.040.16 28Tobacco1.401.391.152023280117822.943.892.05 Total Cropped Area26.3724.6728.42 RABI PROSPECTS 2014-15 COMPARED TO RABI 2013-14 & NORMAL Area in Lakh ha, Productivity in Kgs/ha & Prodcution in LMTs 6

Sl No CROP Area (in Lakh hactares)Productivity (Kgs/hect)Production (in Lakh tonnes) Normal Actual 2013-14 Target for 2014-15 Normal Actual 2013-14 Target for 2014-15 Normal Actual 2013-14 Target for 2014-15 1Rice24.5525.8325.4331083082332376.0579.6384.50 2Wheat0.010.00 1185 11900.00 3Jowar1.351.181.732094222725602.862.654.43 4Bajra0.430.490.501724165416670.740.810.82 5Maize2.673.522.9766426301753318.3522.1822.37 6Ragi0.410.420.441099104812730.44 0.56 7Minor Millets0.300.280.397927548980.230.210.35 Coarse Grain5.165.896.03 22.6226.2928.53 8Bengal Gram5.074.725.501164136514245.876.447.84 9Redgram2.071.932.614465395100.931.041.33 10Greengram1.311.341.59500602 0.670.800.96 11Blackgram3.752.654.547037747842.622.053.56 12Horsegram0.350.280.365505006260.190.140.22 13Other Pulses0.140.170.1475014587100.130.250.10 Total Pulses12.6911.0914.74 10.4110.7214.01 Total Foodgrains42.4142.8246.20 109.08116.64127.04 14Groundnut12.0111.7613.826677489557.998.8013.20 15Sesamum0.600.610.532443112750.160.190.15 16Castor0.880.490.514245228040.380.260.41 17Sunflower2.020.802.207148389801.160.672.15 18Soyabean0.020.030.012000161020390.030.050.01 19Saflower0.010.00 833 0.00 20Other Oil Seeds0.180.670.131802417925271610.5212.010.26 Total Oilseeds15.7214.3717.20 20.2421.9816.18 21Cotton4.886.776.9342948952012.2919.4421.20 22Mesta0.190.09 1508165115881.640.830.79 23Chillies1.31 1.383913448939075.105.885.40 24Sugarcane1.501.531.51778217800080618116.42119.34121.73 25Onion0.290.26 1813219538204285.235.085.29 26Turmeric0.190.180.157946852662341.481.530.95 27Croriandor0.200.070.235066176710.080.040.16 28Tobacco1.401.391.152023280117822.943.892.05 Total Cropped Area68.0968.7975.10 AREA, PRODUCTIVITY & PRODUCTION FOR 2014-15 WITH COMPARISION TO NORMAL & 2013-14 (KHARIF + RABI) Area in Lakh ha, Productivity in Kgs/ha & Prodcution in LMTs 7

INTERVENTIONS TO INCREASE PULSES PRODUCTION IN DIFFERENT ECOLOGIES- A.P INTERVENTIONS TO INCREASE OIL SEEDS, PULSES PRODUCTION IN DIFFERENT ECOLOGIES IN A.P GROUP IV 8

AREA & PRODUCTION OF PULSES FROM 2011 -12 TO 2013-14 Crop Area Covered Lakh Ha.Productivity Kg/ha Production in lakh tonnes 2011-122012-132013-142011-122012-132013-142011-122012-132013-14 Redgram1.832.041.84440604563 0.550.981.04 Greengram4.703.881.33610757774 3.263.212.05 Blackgram1.360.962.65609636602 0.810.840.8 Bengalgram4.805.694.72106312451365 4.475.986.44 Other Pulses0.440.820.135679701077 0.250.790.14 Total Pulses13.1213.3810.67 9.3411.8010.47 9

Productivity Enhancement and Increase of Production in Pulses Through 1.Cropping system approach. 2.Replacement of Varieties. 3.Weed management 4.Nutrition Management. 5.Pest and Disease Management 6.Farm Mechanization 7.Post harvest. 10

Exploiting the possibility of growing two crops under rainfed conditions during kharif. Greengram/Blackgram followed by Groundnut/Maize/Chillies. Maize/Groundnut followed by Greengram/Blackgram/Bengal gram Intercrop of Red gram with Groundnut (1:7), Greengram / Blackgram(1:7),Maize/Jowar/bajra(1:2) Note: Most of the farmers preferring intercrop of Red gram instead of sole crop where no water source is available. 1.Cropping Systems Approach 11

Inter crop of Red Gram and Jowar (Guntur district) Sole crop of Red Gram (Kurnool (district) 12

Replacement of existing varieties with recently released (less than 10 years) high yielding varieties. (Blackgram- PU-31,LBG-752 Greengram TMB-37,LGG-460,Red gram LRG-41,Bengalgram JAKI 9218) Selection of Greengram and Blackgram based on the soil type and ecological conditions with appropriate variety (Greengram in light soils and Blackgram in medium to heavy soils. Varieties with smooth pods are preferred during kharif to minimize the absorption of water and insitu germination.(LGG-460,LBG-752,LGG- 685) Varieties with Synchronization of flowering and erect type are preferred to facilitate mechanical harvesting.(LGG-460,LBG-752) Varieties resistant to Yellow Mosaic Virus/Powdery Mildew in Greengram and Blackgram(MGG-347,PU-1) Varieties resistant to Wilt in Red gram and Bengalgram. Short duration varieties of Red gram less than 150 days duration to avoid terminal moisture stress.(LRG-41,PRG-158.ICPL-85063) 2. Replacement of Varieties 13

Agro Climatic Zone Wise Varieties Recommended in Paddy and Pulses during Rabi S.No Agro-climatic zoneCropVarieties recommended 1 North Coastal Zone Paddy MTU 1010,MTU 1001,BPT 5204, RGL 2537, RGL 11414, MTU 7029,MTU 1061,NLR 34449 RedgramLRG 41, GreengramLGG 460,MGG 295,TMB-37 BlackgramLBG 623, LBG 752,PU31 2Godavari ZonePaddy MTU 3626, MTU 4870, MTU1010, MTU1001 3Krishna Zone PaddyBPT 5204,BPT 3291, MTU 7029 RedgramLRG 41, ICPL 85063 GreengramLGG 460, MGG 295,TMB-37 14

Agro Climatic Zone Wise Varieties Recommended in Paddy and Pulses during Rabi 4Southern Zone Paddy NLR 34449, NLR 30491, BPT 5204,MTU 7029 RedgramLRG 41, ICPL 85063 Greengram LGG 460,MGG 347, K 851, TMB-37 BlackgramLBG 623, LBG 752,PU31 5 Scarce Rainfall zone Paddy MTU 1010,MTU 1001,JGL 1798,IR 64, Tellahamsa, BPT 5204 RedgramLRG 41,ICPL 85063,ICPL 87119 GreengramLGG 460,MGG 295,K 851 Blackgram LBG 645,LBG 752,LBG 685,PU31 6 High Altitude & Tribal Areas Zone PaddyMTU 1010,IR 64,Tellahamsa RedgramLRG 41 GreengramLGG 460,MGG 295,K 851 Blackgram LBG 645,LBG 752,LBG 685,PU31 15

Agro Climatic Zone Wise Varieties Recommended in Paddy and Pulses During Kharif 16

Agro Climatic Zone Wise Varieties Recommended in Paddy and Pulses During Kharif S.No Agro-climatic zone CropVarieties recommended 5 Scarce Rainfall zone Paddy MTU 1010,MTU 1001,JGL 1798,IR 64, Tellahamsa, BPT 5204 Redgram LRG 41,ICPL 85063,ICPL 87119 GreengramLGG 460,MGG 295,K 851 Blackgram LBG 645,LBG 752,LBG 685,PU31 6 High Altitude & Tribal Areas Zone PaddyMTU 1010,IR 64,Tellahamsa RedgramLRG 41 GreengramLGG 460,MGG 295,K 851 Blackgram LBG 645,LBG 752,LBG 685,PU31 17

Targets of Breeder seed Production of Pulses of Recently Released Varieties VarietyQuantity (in qtls)VarietyQuantity (in qtls) Red gram Greengram LRG 41 21 MGG 347 1 ICPL 85063 24 LGG 460 60 ICPL 87119 15 TM 96-2 3 PRG 158 50 WGG 37 2 Blackgram Bengalgram LBG 685 25 JAKI 9218 100 LBG 752 55 KAK 2 15 PU 31 70 WBG 26 3 18

Main reason for low productivity in Pulses both in kharif and Rabi rice fallow is due to excessive Weed growth. Due to shortage of agriculture Labour and the increased wages, the hand weeding and hoeing is not possible at appropriate stage of crop growth. Encouragement of Weed management through weedicides (Preemergence and Post emergence) 3. Weed Management 4. Nutrition Management Recommendation of balanced major nutrition (NPK) Rectification of Zn deficiency through Basal application and /or through foliar spray of Zinc sulphate@ 20 kg/ ha. Reclamation of problematic soils through Gypsum/Lime depending up on the soil status 19

5.Pest and Disease Management Seed treatment with Bio Agents like Trichoderma Viridi Creating awareness of about different pests and diseases and their management through training and field exposure. Creating awareness of using appropriate pesticide concentration and quantity of spray fluid Encouraging to select disease/pest resistant varieties. Community based plant protection measures in cluster demonstrations. 6. Farm Mechanization Popularization of Rotavators for proper land preparation, cono weeder for weed control and root growth. Encouraging line sowing and simultaneous application of basal nutrients through Multicrop Seed Cum fertilizer Drills. Encouraging Mechanical Harvesting at proper time and to avoid labour scarcity and to minimize crop loss due to adverse climatic conditions. 20

7. Post Harvest To maintain the quality of the grain, tarpaulins are supplied to farmers on Subsidy basis for proper drying and protecting from loss due to unseasonal rains. To get remunerative price to the farmer, procurement is arranged through societies and nodal agencies like MARKFED. Supply of mini dal mills on subsidy to societies and groups for value addition to generate higher income. 21

Critical Interventions to increase Productivity and Production of Pulses Seed Replacement Ratio(SRR):33% of the cropped area Varietal Replacement Ratio (VRR): Replacement of old varieties 15- 20 % every year with recently released varieties of less than 10 years Seed Rolling Plan for 12 th Plan has been worked out and required quantities of breeder seed of different varieties of Rice & Pulses are indented to ANGRAU (State Agriculture University) Popularization of short duration varieties in water scarcity and flood prone areas. Popularization of Yellow Mosaic virus resistant varieties in greengram and blackgram and wilt resistant varieties in bengal gram Sowing through Multicrop planter for optimum population. Popularization of pre emergence weedicides for effective control of weeds. Effective use of water through sprinkler sets, mobile rain guns, pumpsets and water carrying pipes in low water availability areas. Capacity building : On farm training through FFS 22

Increase of Area under Pulses Exploiting the possibilities of growing Pulse in Rice fallow areas like blackgram and greengram Introduction of Pulses in non traditional areas Encouraging intercrop of Red gram with Blackgram/Greengram during kharif. In all 13districts, the cluster demonstration are being implemented. 23

Red Gram on Rice bunds 2013-14 Red Gram on Rice bunds 2014-15 24

Enhancement of Productivity Through INM Popularization of Rhizobium Culture Application Popularization of Phosphorus Soluble Bacteria Rectification of Micronutrient deficiency through application of ZnSo4,Boron and gypsum Enhancement of Productivity Through IPM Seed treatment fungicides and Bio agents Pest monitoring and control through pheromone traps, Trichograma cards for stem borer management. Training on identification of Pest/Disease and effective control through appropriate chemical and dosage. 25

Targets and Achievements under NFSM Cluster Demonstrations During 2014-15 CropMethod Kharif Allocation (ha) Kharif Achievements (ha) Rabi Targets (ha) Rice Direct Seeded Rice/ Line Transplanting/SRI 99888280805 Demonstrations on Hybrid Rice 21721650175 Cropping system based demonstration 27802210220 Pulses Cluster demonstrations7899796322472 Cropping system based demonstration 842457950 Coarse Cereals Cluster Demonstrations515536501718 26

NFSM-ALLOCATION,RELEASES,EXPENDITURE IN 12th PLAN Sl. No. Financial Year NFSM Scheme Component Approved by GOI Revalidated Unspent balance Release Total Funds Available ExpenditureBalance 12012-13NFSM - Rice4718.13353.794310.084663.874565.6398.23 NFSM - Pulses5815.5514.395190.825705.214950.95754.27 A3P (K+R) including Addl. Areas372620.343705.653725.992833.44892.55 19 Million Tonnes8400.00840.000.00100.27739.73 Additional area coverage5000.00500.000.00 500 Pumpsets7480.00748.000.00 748 Total16347.63888.5215294.5514095.0712450.293732.78 22013-14NFSM-Rice4575.4230.714674.684905.404522.973382.43 NFSM-Pulses7067.3102.027119.169207.916810.992396.92 A3P4468845.053942.954788.003130.121657.88 19 Million Tonnes0739.730000 Additional area coverage07470000 Pumpsets05000000 Total16110.73164.5115736.7918901.3114464.0834437.23 27

National Food Security Mission (NFSM)-2014-15 Rs.in lakhs S.NoComponent GOI Allocation Allocatio n of unspent balances Total Amount Available from 1st releases Amount Available for additional area coverage under Pulses production 1NFSM-Rice3294.43221.8033516.232415.36 2NFSM-Pulses5646.3082351.6727997.983646.761280.00 3 NFSM-Coarse Cereals 641.670 481.25 4 NFSM-Commercial crops 87.80 0 5Total9670.2082573.48122446543.37 28

INTERVENTIONS TO INCREASE OIL SEEDS IN DIFFERENT ECOLOGIES- ANDHRA PRADESH INTERVENTIONS TO INCREASE OIL SEEDS IN DIFFERENT ECOLOGIES- ANDHRA PRADESH 29

AREA, PRODUCTION AND PRODUCTIVITY OF OILSEEDS IN ANDHRA PRADESH FROM 2009-2010 TO 2013-14 CROPYEAR AREA ( lakh ha) YIELD (Kgs/ha) PRODUCTION) (lakh million tonnes) KHARIFRABITOTALKHARIFRABI Annual avg. KHARIFRABITOTAL GROUNDNUT 2009-109.741.1310.8737025405953.602.876.47 2010-1113.181.0914.2765022757748.572.4811.05 2011-1210.331.0211.3534322225133.552.275.82 2012-1310.451.1411.5951820796715.412.377.78 2013-1410.860.9011.7662722107486.811.998.80 Normal10.911.0611.9751222696675.592.407.98 SESAMUM 2009-100.310.300.612582002300.080.060.14 2010-110.700.280.981712141840.120.060.18 2011-120.270.260.532262792520.060.070.13 2012-130.200.230.432323372870.050.080.13 2013-140.280.330.614491753110.130.060.19 Normal0.350.280.632502362440.090.070.15 CASTOR 2009-100.480.010.4952110005310.250.010.26 2010-110.840.000.848450 0.710.000.71 2011-121.510.101.61834091040.130.040.17 2012-131.050.051.104549424780.470.050.52 2013-140.480.010.49522 0.250.010.26 Normal0.870.030.914156474240.360.020.38 SUNFLOWER 2009-100.852.052.903658937380.311.832.14 2010-110.381.601.987376316520.281.011.29 2011-120.141.191.336007657470.090.911.00 2012-130.170.971.147566076290.130.590.72 2013-140.180.620.807888478380.140.530.67 Normal0.341.291.635527577140.190.971.16 30

AREA, PRODUCTION AND PRODUCTIVITY OF OILSEEDS IN ANDHRA PRADESH FROM 2009-2010 TO 2013-14 CROPYEAR AREA (lakh ha) YIELD (Kgs/ha) PRODUCTION (lakh million tonnes) KHARIFRABITOTALKHARIFRABI Annual avg. KHARIFRABITOTAL SAFFLOWER 2009-100.00 000 2010-110.000.01 01000 0.000.01 2011-120.00 8387357370.00 2012-130.00 621 0.00 2013-140.00 796 0.00 Normal0.00 838833 0.00 NIGER 2009-10 0.00 2010-11 0.00 2011-12 0.00 2012-13 0.00 2013-14 0.09 0.00433 0.000.04 Normal0.000.02 0.00444 0.000.01 RAPE & MUSTARD 2009-10 0.00 2010-11 0.00 2011-12 0.00 2012-13 0.00 2013-14 0.04 411411.00 0.02 Normal0.000.01 0.005000.00 SOYBEAN 2009-100.00 000 2010-110.020.000.022000 0.04 2011-120.020.000.021616 0.040.000.04 2012-130.010.000.011818 0.020.010.03 2013-140.030.000.0316100 0.050.000.05 Normal0.020.000.02187520000.030.000.03 31

AREA, PRODUCTION AND PRODUCTIVITY OF OILSEEDS IN ANDHRA PRADESH FROM 2009-2010 TO 2013-14 CROPYear Area (lakh ha) Yield (Kgs/ha) Production (lakh million tonnes) KharifRabiTotalKharifRabi Annual avg. KharifRabiTotal PALM OIL/OTHER SEEDS 2009-100.420.110.5320286455161708.520.058.57 2010-110.460.150.612230413331714810.260.2010.46 2011-120.470.130.602144514161697510.020.1910.21 2012-130.510.120.631861113011.370.0711.44 2013-140.550.000.55217300 11.950.0011.95 Normal0.480.100.582162710001802410.420.1010.53 TOTAL OILSEEDS 2009-1011.803.6015.4010811339114212.764.8217.58 2010-1115.583.1318.7112821201126919.983.7623.74 2011-1212.742.7015.4410901289112513.893.4817.37 2012-1312.392.5114.9014081263138417.453.1720.62 2013-1412.381.9914.3715611330152919.332.6521.98 Normal12.982.7915.76 16.683.5820.26 32

AREA, PRODUCTIVITY AND PRODUCTION TARGETS OF OILSEEDS FOR RABI 2014-15 S.NOCrop Pattern of financial assistance Physical target (in Ha) Financial targets(in Rs.lakhs) 1GroundnutRs.7500/- per ha2200165.00 2SunflowerRs.4000/- per ha48019.20 3SesamumRs.3000/- per ha2006.00 4CastorRs.3000/- per ha50015.00 Total3380205.20 Crop wise block demonstration targets under NMOOP during 2014-15 33

Minikits distributed during Kharif-2014 & Plan for Rabi-2014-15 CropSeasonVarieties Allotment (Kits of 20 Kgs) Groundnut Kharif Kadiri- 6,Kadiri-9, ICGV-91114 25000 Rabi Kadiri-9, ICGV91114 5300 34

Funds position under Mini Mission I-Oilseeds under National Mission on Oilseeds during 2014-15 Particulars Central share State shareTotal Allocation1776.00549.582325.58 GOI Releases622.000.00622.00 Remarks: Proposals are submitted to the GOAP for release of Rs. 829.333 Lakhs. ( Central share Rs. 622.00 lakhs + State share Rs. 207.333 lakhs Rs in lakhs 35

Oilseeds area Sown during Kharif -2014upto 10.09.2014 Sl.NoCrop Normal Season Area Sown ( lakh ha) % Sown to Normal Last year as on 10/9/2014 Current year as on date 10.09.2014 1Groundnut10.9048.9617.47569 2Sesamum0.3530.2850.23466 3Sunflower0.3420.0840.06920 4Soybean0.0170.0010.00953 5Castor0.8670.4480.45352 6 Other Oilseeds0.0000.0010.010 Total Oilseeds12.4839.7808.25066 Remarks: Groundnut area covered in 69% to seasonal normal area due to low rainfall received in Rayalaseema region. Rayalaseema dist (Anantapur) farmers were advised to go for contingency crops like millets and short duration pulse crops instead of delayed sowing of Groundnut. 36

Productivity Enhancement and Increase of Production in Oilseeds through 1.Cropping system approach. 2.Replacement of Varieties. 3.Weed management 4.Nutrition Management. 5.Pest and Disease Management 6.Farm Mechanization 7.Post harvest. 37

1.Cropping Systems Approach Exploiting the possibility of growing two crops under rainfed conditions during kharif. Crop rotation with groundnut/ finger millet/ sorghum/ chickpea/ soybean are effective. Intercropping of Groundnut with Castor and Redgram ( 7: 1 ) 2.Replacement of Varieties Replacement of existing varieties with recently released (less than 10 years) high yielding varieties. The old varieties like TMV 2 and JL24 are replaced with K6 and promoting new varieties like K9, ICGV 91114, TAG 24, Anantha, Kadiri,Haritandra. In North Coastal districts it is planned for supply of new short duration varieties like Grieshma, Rohini, Dharani, K9, Anantha, Kadiri, Haritandra which helps in escaping from major diseases (leaf spot). 38

3.Weed Management Main reason for low productivity in Oilseeds both in Kharif and Rabi is due to excessive Weed growth. Due to shortage of Agriculture Labour and the increased wages, the hand weeding and hoeing is not possible at appropriate stage of crop growth. Timely Intercultivation can be done to reduce weed competition for which low cost implements may be popularized. Encouragement of Weed management through weedicides (Preemergence and Post emergence). Planning to eradicate the Parthenium weed and soil application of FYM enriched with Trichoderma Viridi to manage the Peanut Stem Necrosis disease (PSND) and Peanut Bud Necrosis disease ( PBND). 39

4.Nutrient Management Recommendation of Balanced Major Nutrients (NPK) Rectification of Zn deficiency through Basal Application and /or through foliar spray of Zinc Sulphate Reclamation of problematic soils through Gypsum/Lime. Rectification of Micro Nutrient deficiencies like Boron and Iron. 5. Pest and Disease Management Seed treatment with Bio Agents like Trichoderma Viridi. Creating Awareness of different pests and diseases through training and field exposure. Creating Awareness of using appropriate pesticide concentration and quantity of spray fluid Encouraging to select disease/pest resistant varieties. 40

Popularisation of Rotavators for proper land preparation,weed control and root growth. Encouraging line sowing and simultaneous application of basal nutrients through Multicrop Seed Cum fertilizer Drills. Encouraging Mechanical Harvesting to avoid labour scarcity and to minimize crop loss due to adverse climatic conditions. 6.Farm Mechanization 7.Post Harvest Post Harvest Technology should be used for improving the quality of produce and also to reduce the cost of cultivation. To get remunerative price to the farmer, procurement is arranged through societies and Nodal Agencies like MARKFED. 41

Critical Interventions to increase Oilseed Productivity and Production Seed Replacement Ratio (SRR) planned for different oil seed crops is: Ground nut (87%),, Sunflower and Soybean (100%), Sesamum (35%) and Safflower (36%) respectively. Varietal Replacement Ratio (VRR): Replacement of old varieties with recently released varieties of less than 10 years Seed Rolling Plan for 12 th Plan has been worked out and required quantities of breeder seed of different varieties are indented to ANGRAU (State Agriculture University) Strengthening of seed chain i.e, seed production programme from Purchase of Breeder seed to Foundation and Certified seed. Supply of quality certified seed of recommended potential genotypes (cultivar) for different farming situations. Contd 42

Popularization of short duration varieties in water scarcity areas. Popularization Botrytis & Drought resistant varieties in Castor and wilt resistant varieties in Sunflower. Sowing through Multi crop planter for maintaining plant optimum population. Popularization of pre emergence weedicides for effective control of weeds. Effective use of water through sprinkler sets, and water carrying pipes in low water availability areas. Capacity building : On farm training through FFS Contd Critical Interventions to increase Oilseed Productivity and Production 43

Adopting Dry Land Technology like Water Harvesting structures (Farm Ponds) for protective irrigation and effective utilization of water resources. Enhancing the Extension Reach through NGOS, Rythu Clubs and Rythu Mitra Groups etc., by utilizing Press and Electronic media. Planning with Research back up by working in co- ordination with scientists of Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural university, KVKs, DAATT centers to extend timely guidance. Special emphasis on Information Technology by providing information online through AGRISNET. Contd Critical Interventions to increase Oilseed Productivity and Production 44

Improvement of Productivity in High Area with low productivity Introduction of short duration varieties in water scarcity areas. Deep ploughing to eliminate Soil borne diseases & to make the soil for more water holding capacity. Popularization resistant varieties for sucking pest in Groundnut like K-6 and wilt resistant varieties in Sunflower. Encourage water harvesting structures like farm ponds with lining.Use of sprinklers and water supply pipes to cover more area with existing water resources. Reclamation of problematic soils through Gypsum/Lime. 45

Increase of Area in Oilseeds Introduction of Oilseeds in non traditional areas : like West Godavari, Krishna, Guntur and Prakasam during Rabi. Encouraging Intercropping Groundnut with Red gram in 11:1or 7:1 ratio. Sunflower as catch crop in situations where water is available for shorter duration in rabi/summer season. Groundnut crop shall be promoted in upland areas of Kurnool, Kadapa districts and low productive Paddy areas. 46

Status of Seed Replacement Rate (%) 47

Crop wise recommended varieties for Oilseeds in A.P: 48

Breeder seed of New Varieties during Kharif`2014 Strengthening of seed chain & supply of quality certified seed of recommended potential genotypes (cultivar) for different farming situations. CropVariety Year of Release Qty. Targetted in Qtls GroundnutK6200591.8 SesamumYLM-6620060.1 49

Progress of ISOPOM during 2013-14 Sl.No ISOPOM- Scheme Approved allocation during 2013-2014 GOI Releases Total Actual Expenditure CSSMSSTotal2013-14 Pending bills TotalCSSMSSTotal IOil Seeds2635.24878.163513.401998.293648.445646.733011.03214.373225.41 IIMaize121.2440.30161.5480.72270.94351.6657.6311.1168.74 Total2756.48918.463674.942079.013919.385998.393068.67225.483294.15 Rs in lakhs 50

Seed, Gypsum and Zinc sulphate supplied and targets for 2013-14 and 2014-15 S. No. Name of Input Supply during 2013-14 under ISOPOM (Qtls) Targets for NMOOP 2014-15 (Qtls) 1 Seed Groundnut6699646975 Soybean54350 2 Total6753947025 3 Zinc sulphate2431061 4 Gypsum4284041225 51

FFS in Castor 52

IPM Measures in Groundnut Maize Redgram (Intercrop) Field Visit P.P. Measures Sprinkler Irrigation 53

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