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RajasthanRajasthan
National Conference National Conference RabiRabi : : 2424 - -25 25 Sept. 201Sept. 20122
National Conference National Conference RabiRabi : : 2424 - -25 25 Sept. 201Sept. 20122
Strategy for EnsuingStrategy for EnsuingRabi and Summer CropsRabi and Summer Crops
Mainfeatures
■ 10.5 % total Geographical Area of Country
■ 5.5% population of Country
■ 573.50 mm Average Rainfall per annum
■ 10% live stock population of Country
■ 77% area arid & semi arid
■ 342.69 lac ha total ggeographical area of state
■ 227.71 lac ha. cultivable area, 36.73 lac under fallow land
■ Country's 1% surface water available in State
■ 10 lac ha. land affected by salinity & alkalinity
■ Low fertility and less water holding capacity of soils 2
Kharif 2012 Kharif 2011
Normal Rainfall 498.11
Acutal Rainfall received 578.33 649.57
Deviation from normal 16% 30 %
Rainfall
Kh. 2012 vis-à-vis Kh.2011
Category No of Districts
2012 2011
Abnormal ( 60% or more) 1 4
Excess ( 20 to 59%) 12 20
Normal ( 19 to -19%) 18 9
Deficit (-20 to -59%) 2 0
Category of Districts on rainfall position
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Jaisalmer
Barmer
Jodhpur
Bikaner
SriGanga Nagar
Hanumangarh
Churu Jhunjhunu
Sikar
NagaurJaipur
TonkAjmer
BhilwaraRaj
Samand
Udaipur
ChittorGarh
BundiKota
Baran
Jhalawar
SawaiMadhopur
DausaKarauli
Dholpur
BharatpurAlwar
Pali
JaloreSirohi
DungarpurBanswara
PratapGarh
Rajasthan
Rainfall Rainfall in %
60 % or more Abnormal : 1 Distt.
20 to 59 % Excess : 12 Distt.
- 19 to 19 % Normal : 18 Distt.
-20 to –59 % Deficit : 2 Distt.
Less than -60% Scanty : 0 Distt.
Jaisalmer
Barmer
Jodhpur
Bikaner
SriGanga Nagar
Hanumangarh
Churu Jhunjhunu
Sikar
NagaurJaipur
TonkAjmer
BhilwaraRaj
Samand
Udaipur
ChittorGarh
BundiKota
Baran
Jhalawar
SawaiMadhopur
DausaKarauli
Dholpur
BharatpurAlwar
Pali
JaloreSirohi
DungarpurBanswara
PratapGarh
As on 1st August, 2012 As on 11th Sept., 2012
Water Availability in the Dams/Tanks as on 17.9.2012
Storage Capacity of Dam/Tank
Dam/Tank
Nos.
Empty
Nos.
Partially Filled
Nos.
Completely Filled
Nos. Available
Water
More than : 4.25 MCM 274 36 154 82 77.56 %
Less than :4.25 MCM 450 103 197 232 52.53 %
Total 724 139 351 314 75.86 %
Kharif 2012
Sown Area : Lac Ha.Crop Average area
(Normal)Last year position upto 10.09.11
Area sown this year as on 10.09.12
Less/more than normal (4-2)
Less/more than normal during last year (4-3)
1 2 3 4 5 6
Rice 1.30 1.06 0.88 -0.42 -0.18
Sorghum 6.62 6.52 6.41 -0.21 -0.11
Bajra 52.09 46.95 34.28 -17.81 -12.67
Maize 10.78 10.54 9.68 -1.1 -0.86
Total Cereals 70.79 65.07 51.38 -19.41 -13.69
Pulses 25.08 25.55 19.63 -5.45 -5.92
G.Total 95.87 90.62 71.01 -24.86 -19.61
Oilseeds 16.65 19.17 18.85 2.2 -0.32
Cotton 3.60 5.31 4.55 0.95 -0.76
Guar 29.20 27.58 30.60 1.4 3.02
Other 1.74 4.06 3.74 2.0 -0.32
G.Total 147.06 146.74 128.81 -18.25 -17.93
up to 10 Sept. 2012 - 128.81 lac ha (86 %)
Expected sown area - 150.00 lac ha
Strategyfor Ensuing Rabi 2012-13
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• Optimum utilization of resources• Ensuring timely supply of quality inputs • Soil health Management & Integrated Nutrient Management• Carry out a campaign for seed treatment• Promoting resistant varieties of wheat, gram and other crops• Proper line sowing of crops will be promoted• Diversification from high water requiring wheat crop to
less water requiring crops like pulses and oilseeds• Seed Replacement Rate• Efficient water management• Integrated Pest – Disease management• Intensive Extension (Transfer of Technology)• Targeting resources towards SC/ST/Small/Marginal
/Women and BPL farmers
5 year averages 2011-12 Target 2012-13
Wheat 28.40 29.35 28.00
Barley 2.64 2.79 3.70
Gram 12.38 16.01 16.50
Mustard 26.00 24.42 29.00
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Area
Rabi prospect 2012-13
Areas in lac ha.
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Production in lac MT Yield in Kg/ ha.
5 yr. avg. 2011-12Target
2012-135 yr. avg. 2011-12
Target 20112-13
Wheat 80.19 102.27 98.00 3113 3484 3500
Barley 7.17 7.89 11.10 2706 2838 3000
Gram 9.13 9.91 11.88 740 691 720
Mustard 32.76 29.45 37.70 1260 1207 1300
Production & yield
Rabi prospect 2012-13
SeedEnhanced Production &Distribution
•Minikit distribution programme to encourage seed production for self-use.
•Quality control measures to be enforced strictly – special campaign before sowing season.
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Year 06-07 07-08 08-09 09-10 10-11 11-12 12-13 (Plan)
lac Qtls
6.30 8.55 9.39 9.67 10.57 12.17 13.04
•Increased Certified Seed Distribution – Rabi
Seed Arrangements: Rabi in lac Qtls.
CropCrop5 yrs. Avg.5 yrs. Avg.
06-07 to 10-1106-07 to 10-11
2011-122011-12
DistributionDistribution2012-132012-13
Distri. PlanDistri. Plan2012-132012-13
ArrangementArrangement
Wheat 6.18 8.94 9.40 10.33
Barley 0.68 0.97 1.23 1.28
Gram 0.54 1.35 1.41 0.94*
Mustard 0.82 0.91 1.00 1.02
Total 8.22 12.17 13.04 13.57
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Further arrangement of gram seed is to made through NSC , SFCI & other seed agencies
Fertilizer Arrangements :Rabi
5 yrs avg.
06-07 to 10-11 2011-12
Requirement
2012-13
DAP 2.93 3.59 4.44
UREA 8.92 10.19 11.35
SSP 7.20 2.37 2.55
Others 0.56 0.87 0.99
Total 13.61 17.02 19.33
Interventions needed from MOA, GOI• Timely supply of DAP, NPK, other complex fertilizers and urea according to allotment• Increase in rake points for uniform supply of fertilizers (Jaiselmer, Bheenmal & Ratlam)• Adequate and timely availability of rail wagons for transportation of fertilizers• LFS (M/s CFCL) should maintain buffer stock of 50,000 MT of Urea
Consumption : in lac M.T.
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• The area sown (in ha) during summer 2012 and expected sowing area during summer 2013 is as under:
Crop 2012 2013 (Target)Bajra 33108 34000
Moong 9006 9500Groundnut 3458 500
Onion 27019 27500
Strategyfor Ensuing Summer 2013
• Green fodder is also sown in summer in some pockets of irrigated area
• Availability of certified /quality seed would be ensured through RSSC and
other seed agencies
•Seed production programme of moong would be organized by RSSC
• Other inputs availability would also ensured as per requirement
Net Irrigated Area - 64.44 lac haArea Covered Under MI - 12.00 lac haRemaining Potential - 52.44 lac ha
Year 2010-11 11-12 12-13 13-14 14-15
Drip 13 28 50 80 100
Sprinkler 134 130 80 80 80
Micro IrrigationPotential and perspective plan
Area : 000’ha.
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2011-12 % Ach 12-13 % Ach.
Target Ach Target Ach*
Agriculture 29411 29927 102 36304 22145 61
MSE(Micro+Small Ent.) 3722 4431 119 5152 2679 52
OPS 6226 5617 90 8172 4004 49
Total 39359 39975 102 49628 28829 58
Annual Credit Plan 2012-13 Rs.in Crores
NABARD has projected credit flow of Rs. 36469.00 Cr. under agriculture sector for 2012-13
Kisan Credit Card – 75.40 lacs KCCs have been issued upto June 2012. During “Kharif Abhiyan 2012” 14745 total number of applications received
*Progress upto 22.9. 2012 (Anticipated)
9175 camps will be organized at GP HQ level
Expected farmers participation- Approx. 6.00 lacs
Availability of seeds through Beej Raths, fertilizer through cooperatives network
Convergence of Agri. services (Agriculture/Horticulture/Animal Husbandry/ SAUs,
Cooperatives) at the door step of farmers
Dissemination of appropriate technology & practices for Rabi crops
Free distribution of booklets, pamphlets and minikits
Distribution of mineral mixer packets and de-worming medicines
Collection of Soil Samples and supply of gypsum etc.
Rabi Abhiyan 2012-13
1st Oct. to 20th Oct.2012
Initiatives1. Additional promotional assistance on drip up to 40 percent
2. Assistance on water storage Diggies in canal command area to promote pressurized irrigation.
3. Convergence of diggies programme with MNREGA
4. Additional assistance for new electric connection seekers up to 20 percent for MI sets to divert them for pressurized irrigation.
5. Pressurized irrigation made mandatory for whole Narmada Command area. The same policy is also trying to extend in lift canals of IGNP.
6. Solar pump project compulsorily linked with drip irrigation technique.
7. Fertigation project has been initiated in the state to get the synergetic benefit of drip irrigation system.
8. Promotion of green houses/ poly houses, shading nets and low tunnels where drip irrigation system is a pre requisite.
10. Date palm in 493 ha. & pomegranate plantation programme in 551 ha.
Initiatives
9. Recognition of progressive farmers at Block, District & State levels with the awards of Rs. 10000, 25000 & 50000 respectively with citation
12 High tech Bassi farm – Protective cultivation of vegetables – capsicum, tomatoes, cucumbers, roses, gerbera, gladiolus and open cultivation of strawberry and fruit orchards (Guava, mango, jackfruit, pomegranate)
12 High tech Bassi farm – Protective cultivation of vegetables – capsicum, tomatoes, cucumbers, roses, gerbera, gladiolus and open cultivation of strawberry and fruit orchards (Guava, mango, jackfruit, pomegranate)
InitiativesInitiatives11 Pilot project on Olive Cultivation-
Plantation in 182 ha. on 7 Government farms. Flowering occurred on 5 sites and fruiting on 2 farms (Barore-Ganganagar, Bakalia-Nagaour).
11 Pilot project on Olive Cultivation- Plantation in 182 ha. on 7 Government farms. Flowering occurred on 5 sites and fruiting on 2 farms (Barore-Ganganagar, Bakalia-Nagaour).
Issues
Thanks
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• Positioning of urea for Rabi 2012-13 as per month wise requirement.• Release of balance fund under RKVY where in UC have been sent• Ensuring the availability of certified seed of gram through NSC, SFCI• Relaxation of age limit to beyond 10 years for distribution of certified / TL seed under
MMA and RKVY with differential subsidy as provided under NFSM • Automation and fertigation should be the integral part of NMMI (subsidy on liquid
fertilizers).• Ceiling of area (5 ha) may also be exempted under NMMI.• New crops like strawberry should be included for assistance under NHM• A technical support unit may be establish in MOA to design crop product for weather
based crop insurance• A post of Acturial may be created in MOA to examine and determine the premium,
claim and crop product offered by insurance company• All the automated weather station should be under national umbrella of IMD