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MADHYA PRADESH CONTINGENCY CROP PLAN AND PREPAREDNESS TO TACKLE DEFICIENT / LESS RAINFALL IN KHARIF 2015” 03 June 2015, New Delhi 1

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MADHYA PRADESH

“CONTINGENCY CROP PLAN AND

PREPAREDNESS TO TACKLE DEFICIENT / LESS RAINFALL IN KHARIF 2015”

03 June 2015, New Delhi

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Agro Climatic Zones in Madhya Pradesh

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AGRO CLIMATIC ZONES

1. Chattisgarh Plain Balaghat

2. Northern Hill Region of Chattisgarh

3. Kymore Plateau Satpura Hills

4. Central Narmada Valley

5. Vindhya Plateau

6. Grid Region

7. Bundelkhand

8. Satpura Plateau

9. Malwa Plateau

10. Nimar Plains

11. Jhabua Hills

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AGRO-CLIMATIC REGIONS

S.No

Agro-climatic region

Soil type Rainfall (mm)

Districts Covered

1. Chhatisgarh plain

Rad & Yellow (Medium)

1200 to 1600

Balaghat

2. Northern Hill region of

Chhatisgarh

Rad & Yellow Medium black & skeletal (Medium light)

1200 to 1600

Shahdol, Mandla, Dindori, Anuppur, Singroli, Umaria

3. Kymore plateau & satpura hills

Mixed red & black soils (Medium)

1000 to 1400

Rewa, Satna, panna, Jabalpur, Seoni, Katni, Sidhi

4. Central Narmada valley

Deep black (deep)

1200 to 1600

Narsighpur ,Hoshangabad, Sehore (partly) Raisen (partly)

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AGRO-CLIMATIC REGIONS S.No

Agro-climatic region

Soil type Rainfall (mm)

Districts Covered

5. Vindlya plateau Medium Black and Deep black (Medium/ Heavy)

1200 to 1400

Bhopal, Sagar, Damoh, Vidisha, Raisen (except Bareli Tehsil) ,Sehore (except Budhni Tehsil) ,Guna (partly)

6. Gird Region Allavial light 800 to 1000

Gwalior, Bhind, Morena, Sheopur Kala, Shivpuri (except pichora, Karera, Narwar & Khaniyadhana Thesil), Guna except Aron Raghogarh, Chachoda Tehsil), Ashoknagar

7. Bundelkhand Mixed red & black (medium)

800 to 1400

Chhatarpur, Tikangarh & Shivpuri (partly)

8. Satpura plateau Shallow Black (Medium)

1000 to 1200

Betul ,Chhindwara

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AGRO-CLIMATIC REGIONS

S.No

Agro-climatic region

Soil type Rainfall (mm)

Districts Covered

9. Malwa plateau Medium black 800 to 1200

Mandsour, Neemuch, Ratlam, Ujjain, Dewas, Indore, Shajapur, Rajgarh & Dhar (partly) Jhabua (partly)

10. Nimar plains Medium black (medium)

800 to 1000

Khandwa, Burhanpur, Khargone, Barwani, harda, Dhar (partly) district

11. Jhabua hills Medium black skeletal soil

800 to 1000

Jhabua District/ except Petlawad Tehsil & Dhar (partly)

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Climate Change • The Experience of last 2 decades - Increase in temperature,

Erratic nature of rainfall, Recurrence of storms – Effect of Al-nino• Climate Change, A reality affecting agricultural crops most

adverse.

Strategies• Adoption of organic farming where ever possible.• Organic farming measures act as soil conditioner also.

• Preparation of Contingent Plan for different Agro-climatic

conditions and soils : Late Monsoon Conditions : Late by 2 weeks(upto 30th June),

4 weeks(up to 15th July) and 6 weeks (up to 30th July). Recommendation of late sowing of suitable crop/varieties.

Dry Spell Conditions : 1-2 weeks, 2-4 weeks after sowing. Recommendation for moisture conservation, mulching.

Heavy/Continuous Rains Conditions : Recommendation of proper drainage arrangements, preparation of Paddy Nursery, Ridge & furrow system of cultivation as precautionary measure.

• District wise contingency plans are currently available at the district level based on agro-climatic Zone with the recommendations of SAUs i.e. JNKVV, Jabalpur and RVSKVV, Gwalior.

CONTINGENCY PLANS

Condition Type of soil

Proposed Action plan

Onset of monsoon after 2 Weeks (upto 30th June)

Light soils

Sowing of Urd, Moong, Jowar, Maize Tur, and Sesamum, Use of Green manuring crops, Use of appropriate Organic Manure, Sowing of maize with Ridge/ Furrow method.

Medium Soils

Sowing of Soybean Arhar, Moong, Urd , Jowar, Hybrid Jowar, Maize, Inter cropping & Green Manuring.

Heavy

Soils

Sowing of paddy, soybean (in drained soil), Spices & Vegetables, Destroy the previous weeds.

Condition Type of soil

Proposed Action plan

Onset of monsoon after 4 Weeks (up to 15th July)

Light soils

Sowing of Early varietiesBajra: JBV-2 , JBV-3, JBV-4, Hybrid HHB 67,

GHB 577.Jowar: JJ938, JJ-1022, JJ-1041 CSH 17, CSH

18. Maize: JM 8, JM 12, JM-216 , JM 421, Vivek-

4,17,43,42,Pratap hybrid-1.Til : JT-7, JT-21, TKG-21 , TKG-22, TKG-36,

JT-8, JTS-8, TKG-55. TKG-306, PKDS-11,GT-1,Amrit, N-32, .

Arhar (Tur) : JKM 189, RVA 28, RVICPH 2671 (HY) ,TJT 501, ICPL-87,88039.

Condition Type of soil

Proposed Action plan

Onset of monsoon after 4 Weeks (up to 15th July)

Light soils

Sowing of Early varietiesMoong : Pusa 9531, JM-721, KM-2195, Vishal,

HUM-1,16, SML-668, LGG-460 ,TJM 3,TM-37.

Urd : JU-3, JU-86, KU-96-3, OBG 17(Ujala), BG 5, BG 7, LB 625 , IPU2-43, KU-300, LBG 20, PU-35,PDU-1,PU-19,WBU 108.

Soybean : JS 95-60, JS-93-05, RVS-2001-4, JS 20-29 and JS 20-34

Paddy-: JR-201, JR 3-45, JR-63, JRH 4, JRH5, Anjali, BVD-109 , Vandana, Sabhagi and Danteswari

Condition Type of soil

Proposed Action plan

Onset of monsoon after 4 Weeks (up to 15th July)

Medium soils

Sowing of Soybean early varieties, JS-93-05, JS-20-34, JS20-29, JS 95-60 , RVS 2001-4, Hybrid Jowar, Maize HQPM-1 with increase in seed rate by 25% and adopt intercropping technique

Heavy soil

Transplantation of paddy, early verities of soybean and maize in drained soil with 25% increased seed rate.

Condition Type of soil

Proposed Action plan

Onset of monsoon after 6 weeks (up to 30th July)

All types of soils

Seed rate is to be increased by 25%, Sowing of Improved varieties of Ramtil, Urd, Til, green fodder (chari) & Green manuring

Onset of the monsoon after 8 weeks (up to 15th August)

All types of soils

Sowing of Sunflower, Til, Ramtil, Arhar and Castor, Adopt moisture conservation technique, Sowing Arhar & til on Ridges for moisture Conservation. Preparation of fields for sowing Safflower & Toria crop in september. for timely Rabi sowing. In unsown area adopt moisture conservation techniques and prepare for timely rabi sowing.

Condition Type of soil

Proposed Action plan

Dry spell after 1-2weeks of Sowing

All types of soils

Adopt moisture conservation technique, Mulching and Interculture operation. etc.

Dry spell after 2-4 weeks of Sowing

All types of soils

Adopt moisture conservation techniques, and mulching, control weeds.

Early withdrawal of monsoon

All types of soils

Save water with different irrigation sources, protect crop with life saving irrigation.In case of more than 50% damage , adop ploughing and moisture conservation technique for rabi should be adopted.

Condition Type of soil

Proposed Action plan

Specialcircumstances

All types of soils

a- Use of certified seed, seed treatment, Culture treatment.

b- Adopt integrated Nutrient Management (50% fertilizer + FYM 5 ton/ha + Bio fertilizer) integrated management.

c- Adopt Integrated weed and pest management.

d- Arrange proper drainage in soybean crop.e- Intercropping with recommended

combinations.f- As per the requirement for irrigation

provide irrigation with water saving devices.

g- Provide seasonal recommendations through SMS services to the farmers.

h- Link farmers with agriculture information centers.

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Kharif – AREA(Lakh ha.)

Crop 2012-13 2013-14(FFC)

2014-15(3rd forecast)

Target

2015&16

Paddy 18.01 19.30 21.53 21.60Jowar 3.06 2.53 2.20 2.20Maize 8.65 8.46 11.32 11.50Tur 4.58 4.64 5.21 5.90Urd 6.24 2.19 8.62 8.90Moong 0.73 0.40 1.55 1.60Total Pulses 11.76 11.57 15.63 16.55Total Foodgrains 45.85 46.21 54.27 56.22Soybean 61.86 61.64 55.78 56.50Groundnut 3.57 3.12 2.31 3.40Total Oilseeds 67.82 67.07 62.11 63.50Cotton 5.99 5.14 6.39 6.20Total 119.66 118.43 122.77 125.92

AVAILABILITY OF SEEDS FOR KHARIF 2015

CROP VARIETY Distribution in Kharif 2014 (Qtls)

AVAILABILITY in Kharif 2015 (Qtls)

REMARKS

SOYBEAN JS 95-60 338568 671379

JS 93-05 50924 93837 DROUGHT RESISTANT

JS-9752 822 1700 TOLERANT TO EXCESS MOISTURE

JS -335 564789 479747 DROUGHT RESISTANT

JS 7546 __ 8464

JS 9760 __ 8

NRCS-37 553 160

NRCS-7 50 1130

OTHERS __ 63178

TOTAL 955706 1319603

AVAILABILITY OF SEEDS FOR KHARIF 2015CROP VARIETY Distribution

in Kharif 2014 (Qtls)

AVAILABILITY in Kharif 2015 (Qtls)

REMARKS

SESAMEM JTS-8 176 122

TKG-22 65 5 DROUGHT RESISTANT

TKG-306 84 28

OTHERS 125 119

TOTAL 450 274

NIGER JNC-9 20 22 RAINFED

JNC-6 25 18

TOTAL 45 40

CROP VARIETY Distribution in Kharif 2014 (Qtls)

AVAILABILITY in Kharif 2015 (Qtls)

REMARKS

PIGEON PEA ASHA 1749 375

ICPL-87-118 __ 28

ICPL-87 1158 406

JKM-189 806 181

TJT-501 1478 146

PUSA-991 1244 528

PUSA-992 1181 934 DROUGHT RESISTANT

RAVI LOCHAN

__ 41

OTHERS 7482 9280

TOTAL 15098 11544

CROP VARIETY Distribution Kharif 2014(Qtls)

AVAILABILITY Kharif 2015(Qtls)

REMARKS

BLACK GRAM

AZAD 1542 1004

AZAD-1 __ 42

AZAD-3 __ 52 DROUGHT RESISTANT

JU-3 703 616

PU-31 __ 219

PU-35 564 272

T-9 2920 31

LBG-20 248 25

TAU-1 1764 8

SHEKHAR 1526 36

SHEKHAR-2 __ 177

SHEKHAR-3 __ 49

UTTRA 1874 349

IPU 91-4 207 168

OTHERS 2268 2665 TOTAL 13616 5713

CROP VARIETY Distribution in Kharif 2014 (Qtls)

AVAILABILITY in Kharif 2015 (Qtls)

REMARKS

GREEN GRAM

HUM-12 267 105

HUM-1 254 226

HUM-16 200 52 DROUGHT RESISTANT

TJM-3 1198 733

TMB-37 310 42

LBG-460 __ 27

OTHERS 3434 11171

TOTAL 5663 12356

CROP VARIETY Distribution in Kharif 2014 (Qtls)

AVAILABILITY in Kharif 2015 (Qtls)

REMARKS

PADDY MAHAMAYA 1344 39

IGKVR-2 __ 157

CSR-30 277 97

DANTESHWARI

5970 155

IR-64 19989 5041

JR-503 6575 21

JR-201 9922 99 DROUGHT RESISTANT

P-1460 7252 339

P-1121 10072 1665

PB-1 4625 4966

PB-6 2007 528

CROP VARIETY Distribution Kh. 2014 (Qtls)

AVAILABILITY Kh. 2015 (Qtls)

REMARKS

PADDY PS-3 4354 50

PS-4 10072 8871

PS-5 5192 5116

WGL-32100 9967 654

SHATABDI 3097 59

SAHBHAGI 2952 130 DROUGHT RESISTANT

KPH-199 - 8000

KRANTI 22974 6739

MTU-1010 20398 9553

MTU-1001 8663 413

MTU-7029 7500 64

IMP PB-1 583 1544

KARMA MASUR - 9

KPH-199 - 8000

OTHERS 94625 138201

TOTAL PADDY 258410 200510

CROP VARIETY Distribution in Kharif 2014 (Qtls)

AVAILABILITY in Kharif 2015 (Qtls)

REMARKS

MAIZE JM-216 2006 114

JKMH-175 3000 12000

KMH-3712 4547 15000

KMH-3426 9536 15000

P-3441 - 6000

BIO-9637 5894 5000

BIO-9544 - 4000

NMH-803 6258 20000

NMH-721 - 5000

NK-30 - 20000

others 86666

TOTAL 117907 102114

CROP VARIETY Distribution in Kharif 2014 (Qtls)

AVAILABILITY in Kharif 2015 (Qtls)

REMARKS

SORGHUM MLSH-151 - 500

OTHERS 6749 10580

TOTAL 6749 11080

PEARL MILLET

JKBH-26 2000 2000

MH-1553 - 5000

86 M 86 - 1000

BIO 448 - 2000

others 7480

TOTAL 9480 10000

CROP VARIETY Distribution in Kharif

2014 (Qtls)

AVAILABILITY in Kharif 2015

(Qtls)

REMARKS

KODO JK-41 1 10

JK-13 54 200

JK-155 46 7

JK-439 1010 25

TOTAL 1111 242

KUTKI JK-8 2 1

TOTAL 2 1

GRAND TOTAL 1402544 1673477

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FERTILIZER (Kharif)(lakh MT)

Fertilizer

2014 Supply

2015 Demand

Availability(up to 31 May)

Sale (up to 31 May)

2014 2015 2014 2015Urea 7.45 10.00 2.51 3.44 0.79 1.52

DAP/MAP 4.52 6.00 2.68 3.62 0.56 1.01

Complex 0.93 2.00 0.86 0.58 0.14 0.20

MOP 0.53 0.60 0.40 0.45 0.05 0.09

SSP 3.99 6.00 2.99 1.40 0.24 0.15

Other 0.04 0.10 0.03 0.02 0.00 0.00

Total 17.46 24.70 9.47 9.51 1.78 2.97

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 Rainfall

Year 

NORMAL ACTUAL NORMAL ACTUAL NORMAL ACTUAL NORMAL ACTUAL

June July August Sept

2008 120.0 238.0 447.0 479.0 787.0 712.0 974.0 843.0

2009 120.0 36.0 447.0 355.0 787.0 523.0 974.0 893.0

2010 120.0 51.2 446.0 316.0 784.0 602.0 969.0 802.0

2011 114.7 255.2 425.8 557.6 736.9 910.3 938.4 1128.8

2012 114.7 44.5 425.8 440.2 756.8 816.8 938.4 999.9

2013 114.7 267.4 425.8 720.3 756.8 1182.4 938.4 1277.1

2014 114.7 49.5 425.8 360.8 756.8 584.2 938.4 758.0

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Irrigation Scheme Category

No. of Schemes

Culturable Command Area (CCA)

(In ha)

Live Capacity at Full

Reservoir Level

(In M Cum)

Rabi Designed Irrigation (In ha)

MAJOR 22 15,88,722 13,375 14,73,574

MEDIUM 90 3,60,012 2,031 2,19,015

MINOR 4,804 10,84,551 5,817 7,20,886

TOTAL 4,916 30,33,285 21,223 24,13,475

Note: Live Capacity means "Usable Quantity of Water“

Power supply available 8 hour/day in village area for irrigation purpose.

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Seed (Kharif)(in Qt.)

Crop Distribution2014

Target 2015

Availability 2015

Paddy 248410 250000 253010Maize 117907 128000 152500Jowar 6749 13000 15080Bajara 9480 9500 14004Kodo 1113 1000 1293Total Foodgrains 383659 401500 435887Urd 13616 17000 18847Moong 5663 5700 7306

Tur 15098 18000 17128Total Pulses 34377 40700 43281Til 450 1100 922Nizer 45 100 101Groundnut 9910 10800 10055Soybean 955706 1550000 1322660TotOilseeds 966111 1562000 1333738Cotton 8397 9200 11000Total 1392544 2013400 1823906

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Kharif – AREA(Lakh ha.)

Crop Normal 2012-13 2013-14(FFC)

2014-15(3rd forecast)

Target

2015&16

Paddy 16.79 18.01 19.30 21.53 21.60Jowar 6.05 3.06 2.53 2.20 2.20Maize 8.69 8.65 8.46 11.32 11.50Tur 4.24 4.58 4.64 5.21 5.90Urd 5.63 6.24 2.19 8.62 8.90Moong 0.84 0.73 0.40 1.55 1.60Total Pulses 9.60 11.76 11.57 15.63 16.55Total Foodgrains 46.50 45.85 46.21 54.27 56.22Soybean 46.47 61.86 61.64 55.78 56.50Groundnut 2.09 3.57 3.12 2.31 3.40Total Oilseeds 51.67 67.82 67.07 62.11 63.50Cotton 5.97 5.99 5.14 6.39 6.20Total 104.05 119.66 118.43 122.77 125.92