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Action Plan 2017-18, Zone VIII, Bangalore ICAR-KVK, Raichur

ZONAL PROJECT DIRECTORATE – ZONE VIII BANGALORE

ACTION PLAN OF KVKS IN ZONE VIII FOR THE YEAR 2017- 18

1. General information about the Krishi Vigyan Kendra 1.1 Name and address of KVK with

Phone, Fax and e-mail, Website : ICAR-KRISHI VIGYAN KENDRA

University of Agricultural Sciences Campus, R A I C H U R – 584 104 (Karnataka) Phone/ Fax : 08532-220196 (O) Cell : 9480696314 e-mail : [email protected] Website : www.kvkraichur.org

1.2 Name and address of host organization

: The Vice Chancellor University of Agricultural Sciences, Raichur -584 104 Cell: 9480696300 Phone/ Fax: 08532- 221444 (O) Phone: 08532- 221411 (R)

1.3 Year of sanction : December 1994 1.4 Website address of KVK and date

of last update : www.kvkraichur.org

10-02-2016

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2. Details of staff as on date 27-2-2017

If Permanent, Please indicate If Temporary,

pl. indicate the consolidated amount paid (Rs./month)

Sl. No. Sanctioned post Name of the incumbent Discipline Current

Pay Band

Current Grade Pay

Date of joining

2.1 Programme Coordinator Dr. Y. S. Amaresh Plant Pathology 37400-67000 8000 22-02-2016 - 2.2 Subject Matter Specialist Sri. Mohan Chavan Agronomy 15600-39100 7000 23-01-2009 - 2.3 Subject Matter Specialist Dr. Pralhad Animal Science 15600-39100 7000 27-11-2009 - 2.4 Subject Matter Specialist Dr. Ramesh G Horticulture 15600-39100 7000 16-06-2011 - 2.5 Subject Matter Specialist Dr. Sujay Hurali Plant Protection 15600-39100 6000 27-05-2015 - 2.6 Subject Matter Specialist Vacant - 2.7 Subject Matter Specialist Vacant - 2.8 Programme Assistant Smt. Shreedevi Lab Technician 9300-34600 4200 28-01-2010 - 2.9 Computer Programmer Sri. Chandrakant Kotabagi Computer 9300-34600 4200 13-02-2009 - 2.10 Farm Manager Kum. Anita Farm Manager 9300-34600 4200 06-03-2009 - 2.11 Accountant/Superintendent Sri P.M. Attar Assistant 16000-29600 - 17-01-2012 - 2.12 Stenographer Smt. Shashikala Assistant 16000-29600 - 06-08-2016 - 2.13 Driver 1 Sri. Khaza M Driver (H.V) 16000-29600 - 04-01-2006 - 2.14 Driver 2 Sri. Eshappa Askihal Driver 16000-29600 06-02-1999 - 2.15 Supporting staff 1 Smt. Sridevi Talawar Messenger 9600-14550 - 20-07-2012 - 2.16 Supporting staff 2 Sri. Anjaneya Cook 10400-16400 - 09-01-2012 -

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3. Details of SAC meeting conducted during 2014-15 Suggestions of SAC conducted on 26-08-2013

No.

Major Recommendations Status of action taken in brief

3.1

Dr. B.V. Patil, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, UAS, Raichur In connection with the subsidy scheme under farm mechanization, there is provision to avail the Paddy transplanting machine along with 80 trays. The mechanization component under NFSM scheme may be linked to the farmers.

(Action: All SMS)

Contacted state Dept. and we are facilitating the progressive farmer to avail the benefit

To prepare a booklet on success stories of farmers and prepare video CDs on successful farmers.

(Action: All SMS)

The success stories are published regularly in e-news letter and also a compendium of farm innovators to be published by publication center UAS, Raichur

Prepare soil fertility maps of Raichur by utilizing the data so far analysed and collect the samples from problematic fields and prepare the database.

(Action: SMS – Soil Science)

The database preparation is under progress and depiction of fertility status could be made in the form of Pie diagram since the samples are not geo-referenced.

The establishment of market / sales outlet proposed to be established at KVK may be linked to the HOPCOMS and sales outlet of processing centre of the campus

(Action: SMS –Home Science)

Market linkage for the SHGs produce is being planned at the commercial complex of UAS, Raichur

Post evaluation of training, the rate of adoption and follow up of activity by the farmers need to be documented.

(Action: SMS – Ag. Extension)

Documentation under progress it will be presented in the SAC meeting

3.2

Dr. M.J. Chandregouda, Principal Scientist, ZPD Zone VIII, ICAR, Bengaluru

The Horticulture component has to be considered as one of the major thrust areas in the action plan and routine programs of KVK.

(Action: SMS-Horticuture)

The burning issues pertaining to horticulture sector in Raichur district are bacterial blight of pomegranate, purple blotch of Onion Demonstration programmes are formulated as per these issues.

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Agronomic interventions need to be focused on weed, water, pest and disease management in DSR in Paddy.

(Action: SMS-Agronomy)

An advantage of DSR over the transplanting technique is being addressed through FLD, OFT, On & Off campus trainings, Group Discussions, Radio Talks on various issues of DSR. KVK Staff is also involved in promotion of DSR technology by UAS, Raichur

Assessment on incidence of insect pests in TS-3R Redgram cultivar to be initiated.

(Action: SMS-Agronomy)

Data on pest incidence on TS-3R variety has been collected from 6 villages and it will be presented during SAC meeting. During field visits, farmers were advised on corrective measures for control of leaf webber and pod borer.

SMS – Agronomy, Extension and Home Science can jointly take up activity of analyzing the impact of TS-3R adoption in Muranpur on economic status of families, cooking quality, consumer preference and market preference.

Under progress

Data has to be generated in respect of Bajra + Redgram cropping system and sole cropping of Redgram. Similar efforts in Redgram + Cotton cropping system also.

Action: (SMS-Agronomy)

Data on Redgram + Bajra intercropping system has been generated through FLD conducted at G. Hanumapur and it will be presented during SAC meeting. Redgram + Cotton intercropping system is not being followed in Raichur district.

For effective crop management, the leveling of land may be added as a component under demonstrations.

Conducted on leveled land only

To adopt the activities followed at KVK Dharwad to strengthen the horticulture.

(Action: SMS-Horticulture)

KVK Dharwad received external funds for Horticulture Development. KVK Raichur also has submitted proposals to NHB and NHM scheme under the State Department of Horticulture. Right now project funded by the State Department of Horticulture namely “Establishment of small nursery for medicinal plants”. Shade net house has been contracted and infrastructures are being created. Propagation of Horticulture crops would be taken up in the ensuing year.

The technical staff at KVK should target their activities towards generating entrepreneurship in agriculture, horticulture and animal husbandry activities rather than involving themselves in production activities.

(Action: All SMS)

The activities of each discipline are integrated in IFS farms identified by KVK

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3.3

Other Members of SAC.

Along with data on soil test, the information on fertilizer recommendation may be provided to farmers.

Based on farmers requirement it is being adopted.

Crop based nutrient management charts for different talukas may be prepared.

(Action: SMS – Soil Science)

Fertilizer recommendation sheet is prepared for five talukas of Raichur district for the major field crops based on status of existing soil fertility.

Betel vine orchards need to be rejuvenated with suitable methods. (Action: Programme Coordinator)

Not being done, it will be attempted ensuing season

Tentative date of SAC meeting proposed during 2017: Feb-2017 4. Capacity Building of KVK Staff 4.1 Plan of Human Resource Development of KVK personnel during 2017-18 Sl. No New Areas of training Institution proposed to attend Justification 4.1.1 Capacity building MANAGE, Hyderabad To upgrade the knowledge in Extension

methodology 4.1.2 Oilseed production technology DOR To update the knowledge on production

technology 4.1.3 Millets processing DSR, Hyderabad To propagate millets consumption through value

addition 4.1.4 Horticulture Technology IIHR, Bangalore To update about the latest innovations in

horticulture 4.1.5 Agricultural Information and Technology Hyderabad To update the knowledge of Agricultural

information management 4.1.6 Pest control NCIPM Hyderabad To update knowledge on new pest control

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4.2. Cross-learning across KVKs during 2017-18 Sl. No Name of the KVK proposed Specific learning areas

4.2.1 Within ring – KVK Gangavathi KVK Gulburga KVK Bidar

Pulses, Cereals, turmeric, banana technology Fruit and flower crops

4.2.2 Within the zone – KVK Gadag KVK Dharwad

Agriculture, Horticulture system, modern horticulture technologies

4.2.3 Outside zone – KVK Kannur KVK Namkkal KVK Karur KVK Bharamati

Veterinary technologies and Pulses, oil seeds, horticulture, processing and value

addition technologies

5. Proposed cluster of KVKs (3 to 5 neighboring KVKs) to be formed for sharing knowledge/expertise, resources and activities during 2017-18

S.No. Name of the KVKs included in the cluster What do you intend to share with Cluster

KVKs What do you expect from Cluster

KVKs 5.1 KVK Gangavati Paddy and banana Plant protection advice/ Seeds

5.2 KVK Kalaburgi Pulse production Improved technology/ Seeds

5.3 KVK Bidar Pulses and Cereals New varieties

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6. Operational areas details proposed during 2017-18

A. Operational areas details proposed

S.No. Major crops & enterprises being

practiced in cluster villages

Prioritized problems in these crops/ enterprise

Extent of area (Ha/No.) affected by the problem in

the district

Names of Cluster Villages identified for

intervention

Proposed Intervention (OFT, FLD, Training, extension activity etc.)*

1. Paddy � High fertilizer usage by 80 % farmers (application of fertilisers after 40 days to 70 DAS, K as top dressing at grain filling )

65000 ha Jakkaladinni FLD

2. Paddy � 100 % of Tail end farmers experience shortage of water

� Water is not available at right time in 100% cases

� In 95 % situations, seeds are not treated

� Weedicides are not applied at recommended dose & time ( about 80 %)

� Imbalanced & high use of N fertilisers (80% )

� 30 % of farmers use more insecticides

� Incidence of BPH is 100 % if farmers stagnate water

65000 ha

Sirawar FLD

3. Paddy � excess irrigation leading to salinity

� In situ greenmanuring is not practised

� Imbalanced & high use of fertilisers (80% )

� improper drainage system

- Sirawar FLD

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the district


intervention


4. Paddy � High incidence of BPH, WBPH � More pesticides usage, less

number of natural enemies � Low economic returns

2,00,000

Sirawar FLD

5. Sorghum � Low grain yield and fodder yield 85209 ha Lingasugur OFT 6. Sorghum � Low grain and fodder yield 85209 ha Mukkalagudda,

Sopinayakan FLD

7. Chickpea � Low yield due to moisture stress and wilt incidence in present ruling variety

75000 ha Kappagal, Sunkeswar OFT

8. Cotton � Outbreak of pink bollworm in Bt. cotton

25000 ha Gabbur, Masarkal FLD

9. Groundnut � In 80% situations, seeds are not treated

� deficiency symptoms of secondary nutrients are observed in nearly 70 % of growing area

65000 ha Bolammanadoddi FLD

10. Bhendi Low yield due to YVMV menace 229 ha Chandrabanda, Yegnoor OFT 11. Marigold No good variety of marigold in

Raichur District 100 ha Yeganoor, Kadagamdoddi FLD

12. Tomato � Poor water use efficiency � High incidence of pinworm � low yield � High labour cost

780 ha Kurubdoddi FLD

13. Chilli � Higher incidence Thrips and mites

� Low yield

4123 ha Sunkeshwaral FLD

14. Cabbage � High incidence of DBM (60-80 %)

� Black rot (25-30 %)

82 ha Kadagamdoddi FLD

15. Brinjal � Higher FSB incidence 213 ha Kadagamdoddi FLD 16. Onion � Low yield 1665 ha Erguntta, Ibrahimdoddi FLD

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the district


intervention


17. Carrot � Low yield 138 ha Yeganoor, Yeregere OFT 18. Tomato � Increased use of inorganic

fertilizers 780 ha

Nelahala FLD

19. Chilli � Increased use of inorganic fertilizers

4123 ha Nelahala FLD

20. Dairy Cows Excess of concentrate feeding in high yielding cows lead to acidosis and subsequent drop in milk yield

- Vijanagar Camp FLD

21. Dairy Cows Feeding of unpalatable oilseed cakes to enhance milk fat percentage disturbs ruminal microflora

- Vijanagar Camp FLD

22. Pigeonpea � Farmers still grow local variety (20-25%)

� In 80% situations, seeds are not treated

� Weed problem in early stage � Pod borer is common (100%) &

wilt in 30-40 % situations � Improper Nutrient Management � Moisture stress in 65-75 % cases

65000 ha Betadur, Kappagal FLD-NFSM

23. Chickpea � Farmers still grow local variety (20-25%)


� Weed problem in early stage � Pod borer is common ( 100%) &

wilt in 30-40 % situations � Improper Nutrient Management

in 30 % cases Moisture stress in 75-85 % cases

72000 ha

Kappagal, Sunkeswar FLD-NFSM

*Support with problem-cause and interventions diagram

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7. Technology Assessment during 2017-18 S. No

Crop/ enterprise

Prioritized problem

Title of intervention

Technology options

Source of Technology

Name of critical input

Qty per trial

Cost per trial

No. of trials

Total cost for the intervention (Rs.)

Parameters to be studied

Team members

1. Sorghum Low grain yield and fodder yield

Assessment of performance of sorghum varieties

TO1 – M 35-1 UAS, Raichur Seeds 3kg 537 5 2685 Plant height, 100 seed weight, Grain and fodder yield & keeping quality and acceptability Lodging acceptability of animal

SMS (Entomology) Programme Coordinator)

TO2 – SPV 2217 UAS Dharwad

Seeds 3kg

TO3 – GS-23 UAS Raichur Seeds 3kg TO4-

CSV-29 UAS

Dharwad Seeds 3 Kg

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Chickpea Low yield due to moisture stress and wilt incidence in present ruling variety

Varietal assessment of Chickpea

TO1: Variety A-1 Farmers 5700 3 17100 Plant height No pods/plant 100 seed weight Pest incidence Disease incidence

SMS (Agronomy), SMS (Entomology) TO2: Variety: JG-

11 UAS, Raichur Seeds 20 kg

TO3: Variety: GBM-2

UAS, Raichur

Seeds 20 kg

TO4: Variety : NBeG-3

ANGRAU, RARS, Nandyal, AP

Seeds 20Kg

3. Bhendi Low yield due to YVMV menace

Assessment of new and high yielding Bhendi variety – Co BH 4 in Raichur District

TO1: Local Variety - - - 3000 3 9000 Plant height, No. of fruits/plant YUMV incidence, yield

SMS (Horticulture) SMS (Entomology and Pathology)

TO2: Arka Anamika

IIHR, Bangalore

Seeds

1 kg

TO3: Co BH4 TNAU Coimbatore

Seeds 1 kg

4. Carrot Low yield Assessment of New carrot variety in Raichur District

TO1: Local Variety - - 4000 3 12000 Yield SMS (Horticulture/ Entomology)

TO2: Pusa Rudira IARI Seeds 1 kg

TO3: Arka Suraj IIHR Seeds 1 kg

8. Technology Refinement during 2017-18

- Nil –

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9. Frontline Demonstrations during 2017-18 S. No

Category Crop/ enterprise

Prioritized problem

Technology to be demonstrated

Specify Hybrid or Variety

Name of the Hybrid or Variety



Qty per Demo Cost per Demo

No. of Demo

Total cost for the Demo (Rs.)


Team members

1. Cereals Paddy � 100 % of Tail end farmers experience shortage of water



� weedicides are not applied at recommended dose & time ( about 80 %)




ICM in Direct Seeded Rice (DSR)

Variety Sona masuri

UASR Azospirillum PSB Pendimethalin Zinc Sulphate Nominigold Twin wheel weeder Buprofezin Pheromentraps Neem Oil Soil analysis

200 gm

200 gm 700ml 5 Kg

100 ml 250 ml 10 No

1000 ml 2 sample

2760 10 27600 Yield and yield parameters

SMS ( Soil Science/ Agronomy/ Home science)

2. Cereals Paddy High fertilizer usage by 80 % farmers ( application of fertilisers after 40 days to 70 DAS, K as top dressing at grain filling)

Assessment of STCR based nutrient management in DSR

Variety Sona masuri

AICRP on STCR Bengalur

Azospirilum PSB LCC Soil analysis

200g 200g

1 2 sample

530 10 5300 Growth, yield, soil fertility status & economics

SMS (Soil Science/ Agronomy/ Programme Coordinator)

3. Cereals Paddy � excess irrigation leading to salinity

� In situ greenmanuring is not practised

� Imbalanced & high use of fertilisers (80% )

� improper drainage system

Demonstration of salt tolerant variety in Paddy

Variety CSR-22

CSSRI, Karnal and UASR

Dhaincha seeds Azospirillum PSB CSR- 22 seeds Soil analysis

200 gm 200 gm 25 kg 2 sample

1180 05 5900 Yield and yield components

SMS (Soil Science/ Agronomy)

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S. No


Prioritized problem







No. of Demo



Team members

4. Cereals Paddy � High incidence of BPH, WBPH

� More pesticides usage, less number of natural enemies

� Low economic returns

Demonstration of organic pest management in paddy

Variety Gangavati Sona

IIRR Sunhemp seeds Marigold Sesamum Metarhiziam Neemban Pusesmonas Tricoderma Trichogramma

1 kg 600 seedlings 1 kg 1 kg 1000ml 1 kg 1 Kg 10 cards

1690 10 16900 BPH, WBPH, Predators population and Yield

SMS (Entomology/ Agronomy/ Programme Coordinator)

5. Cereals Sorghum Low grain and fodder yield

Demonstration on high yielding sorghum variety SPV-2217

Variety SPV - 2217

UAS Dharwad

Seeds Trichoderma PSB Soil analysis

3kg 250g 250g

1 sample

395 10 3950 Grain and Fodder yield Lodgind

SMS (Entomology/ Soil Science/ Agronomy/ Programme Coordinator)

6. Commercial crop

Cotton Outbreak of pink bollworm in Bt. Cotton (60-80% damage)

Management of Pink Bollworm in Bt. Cotton

Hybrid Bt-Jadoo, Jackpot

UAS, Raichur

Pheromone traps Lures Profenophos 50EC or Thiodicarb 75WP @1g/l Lambda cyhalothrin 5EC Neem

10 nos.

40 nos. 500 ml

250g

250 ml

1000 ml

1600 20 32000

No. of rosette flowers / plant, No. of larvae present in 20 unopened bolls, No. of bad opened bolls per plant and yield

SMS (Entomology/ Programme Coordinator)

7. Oil seeds Groundnut • In 80% situations, seeds are not treated

• deficiency symptoms of secondary nutrients are observed in nearly 70 % of growing area

Micro-nutrient management in Groundnut

Variety Any Variety

UASR Rhizobium PSB Trichoderma Gypsum ZnSo4 FeSO4 Borax

1 kg 1 kg

300 gm 200 kg 10 kg 10 kg 1 kg

1645 10 16450 Plant height Deficiency symptoms scoring No of pods /plant Pest & disease incidence

SMS (Agronomy/ Entomology/ Programme Coordinator)

8. Flower

Marigold

No good variety of marigold in Raichur District

Introduction of marigold variety- Arka Bangara-2 in Raichur District

Hybrid Arka Bangara-2

IIHR Seedlings of Arka Bangara-2

3700 seedlings (0.5 ac)

7400 5 37000 (50%

would be borne by

the Farmer)

Yield SMS (Horticulture/ Entomology)

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S. No


Prioritized problem







No. of Demo



Team members

9. Vegetables Tomato � Poor water use efficiency

� low yield � High labour

cost

Management of pinworn in tomato

Variety Hybrids IIVR. Varnasi

Tomato seeds (Hybrids) Pheromone traps Lures Chlorantraniliprole 18.5SC

100gm 15 Nos. 45 Nos. 60 ml

1675 10 16750 Yield and Yield components

SMS (Entomology/ Horticulture)

10. Vegetables Chilli � Higher incidence Thrips and mites

� Low yield

Management of chilli murda complex

Variety Byadgi Kaddi

UASR/D Seed treatment Border cropping with sorghum/Bajra Installation of sticky traps Comm. neem (1500 ppm) GCKE 5% Diafenthiuron 50WP @ 1g/l Propergite @ 1 ml/ lite CAN Spinosad

5ml 10 1000ml 500 g 500g 2 kg 100 ml

2955 10 29550 Pest and disease incidence & Yield

SMS (Entomology/ Horticulture / Programme Coordinator)

11. Vegetables Cabbage � High incidence of DBM (60-80 %)

� Black rot (45-50 %)

Integrated Pest Management in Cabbage

Variety Local variety

IIVR, Varanasi/UHS Bagalkot

Water pan trap Mustard as trap crop (25:1) Intercrop with coriander (1:1) Com. Neem (300 ppm) Flubendiamide 20WG @ 0.2ml/l Streptomycin sulphate

20 250g

500g

1000ml

40ml

150g

2000 10 20000 Pest and disease incidence & yield

SMS (Entomology/ Programme Coordinator)

12. Vegetables Brinjal Higher FSB incidence

Management of fruit and shoot borer in Brinjal

Hybrid Private Hybrid

IIVR, Varanasi/UHS Bagalkot

Seedling root dip with chlorantraniliprole Funnel trap Release of egg parasitoid Com. neem (300ppm) Lambda cyahalothrin 5EC@1ml/l Flubendiamide 480SC @ 0.2 ml/l

5ml

20 80,000

500ml

250ml

40ml

1795 10 17950 FSB incidence and Yield

Programme Coordinator SMS (Entomology/ Horticulture)

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S. No


Prioritized problem







No. of Demo



Team members

13. Vegetables Onion Low yield Introduction of Bhima Shakthi variety- in Raichur District

- Bhima Shakthi

DOGR Pune

Seeds 1 kg 2000 6 12000 Yield and yield components

SMS (Horticulture/ Entomology)

14. Vegetables Tomato Increased use of inorganic fertilizers

Popularization of Arka Actino- Plus ( a lignite based microbial product) in Tomato cultivation in Raichur District

- - IIHR Lignite based microbial product

6 kg product 600 5 3000 Yield SMS (Horticulture/ Entomology)

15. Vegetables Chilli Increased use of inorganic fertilizers

Popularization of Arka Actino- Plus ( a lignite based microbial product) in Chilli cultivation in Raichur District

- - IIHR Lignite based microbial product

6 kg product 600 5 3000 Yield SMS (Horticulture/ Entomology)

16. Dairy animals

Dairy cows � Excess of concentrate feeding in high yielding cows lead to acidosis and subsequent drop in milk yield

Management of ruminal acidosis in dairy animals using ruminal buffer

- - KVAFSU, Bidar

Bufzone (Ruminal buffer)+ Ecotas bolus

800 g (200 g x 4 days) + 8 bolus

640 10 6400 Milk yield (L/day), Ruminal pH and status of ruminal microflora

SMS (Animal Science) Programme Coordinator/ Agronomy)

17. Dairy animals

Dairy cows � Feeding of unpalatable oilseed cakes to enhance milk fat percentage disturbs ruminal microflora

Use of rumen bypass fat to improve milk yield and per cent milk fat in dairy cows

- - KVAFSU, Bidar

Bypass fat (Fatomax)

3 kg/ animal (100 g/day for 30 days)

500 10 animals

5000 Milk yield (L/day), milk fat (%) and % SNF

SMS (Animal Science/ Programme Co-ordinator/ Agronomy)

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Frontline Demonstrations under NFSM during 2017-18 S. No


Prioritized problem







No. of Demo



Team members

1 Pulses Pigeonpea � Farmers still grow local variety (20-25%)


� Weed problem in early stage

� Pod borer is common (100%) & wilt in 30-40 % situations

� Improper Nutrient Management

� Moisture stress in 20 -30 % cases

Demonstration of ICM in Pigeonpea

Variety TS-3R UASR Seeds(TS-3R) CaCl

2

Rhizobium PSB Trichoderma Pendimethalin Profenophos Emamectin Benzoate Pulse Magic KNO

3

Planofix

5 kg 100 g

200 gm 200 gm 25 gm 700 ml 500 ml 60 g 2 kg 2 kg 1 kg

100 ml

1570 10 15700 Plant height No of branches/plant No of pods/plant Pest & disease incidence


2 Pulses Chickpea � Farmers still grow local variety (20-25%)



� Pod borer is common (100%) & wilt in 30-40 % situations

� Moisture stress in 50-60 % cases

Demonstration of ICM in Chickpea

Variety JG-11 UASR Seeds(JG-11) CaCl

2

Rhizobium PSB Trichoderma Pendimethalin Profenophos Flubendiamide Mineral mixture KNO

3

Planofix

20 kg 100 g

500 gm 500 gm 100 gm 700 ml 500 ml 50 ml 2 kg 1 kg

100 ml

2750 10 27500 Plant height No of pods/plant Pest & disease incidence


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Results of completed OFT con ducted during 2016-17 1. Assessment of STCR based nutrient management in DSR

Crop vitiated due to non-release of canal water

Initial soil properties farmers pH EC N P2O5 K2O

1 8.12 0.36 191 26.5 369 2 8.08 0.46 213 32.5 415 3 7.83 0.58 205 28.6 412 4 7.93 0.65 189 33.6 426 5 8.12 0.69 168 28.6 458 6 8.05 0.89 175 24.5 398 7 8.16 0.86 225 33.5 418 8 8.07 0.78 162 36.4 463

Crop: Paddy (IR-8 and other HYV )

Targeted Yield Equation FN=3.45T-0.29SN (KMnO4-N) F P2O5=2.82T-1.70SP2O5(Olsen’s P2O5) FK2O=2.00T-0.09SK2O (NH4OAC-K2O)

Target yield 75 q/ha

farmers FN FP2O5 FK2O Urea DAP MOP 1 203 166 117 300 362 195 2 197 156 113 295 340 188 3 199 163 113 295 354 188 4 204 154 112 312 336 186 5 210 163 109 318 354 181 6 208 170 114 308 369 190 7 194 155 112 289 336 187 8 212 150 108 333 325 181

2. Varietal assessment of Pigeonpea YET TO HARVEST

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3. Varietal assessment of Chickpea

Situation A-1 JG-11 GBM-2 Jaki-9218 NBeG-3

Plant height (cm) 31.25 33.68 55.89 35.18 34.83

No. of pods/plant 48.12 53.41 43.87 56.75 55.16

100 seed weight (g) 22.48 23.19 21.36 24.48 24.06

Yield (kg/ha) 1215 1288 1035 1392 1337

Gross cost (Rs/ha) 21490 21490 21490 21490 21490

Gross returns (Rs/ha) 70470 74704 60030 80736 77546

Net returns (Rs/ha) 48980 53214 38540 59246 56056

BC Ratio 3.28 3.48 2.79 3.76 3.61

Results of completed FLD conducted during 2016-17

1. Demonstration of organic pest management in paddy Crop No. of Demo Area (ha) Village Name Paddy 10 4 Kasbecamp

Situation BPH/hill GLH/hill WBPH/hill DH (%)

LFD (%)

Spiders / hill

Yield (qt/ha)

Demo 6.3 7.1 5.2 6.2 6.5 1.35 63.4

Check 7.4 8.2 4.8 8.4 8.1 0.12 58.3

% Increase over check: 8.74 % *Economics of demonstration (Rs./ha)

Gross Cost Gross Return Net Return ** BCR

39451 126800 87349 2.21 *Economics of check (Rs./ha) 51236 116600 65364 1.27 Price of paddy is Rs.2000 /q

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2. Demonstration on high yielding sorghum variety SPV-2217

Crop No. of Demo Area (ha) Village Name

Sorghum 10 4 Sasvigera

YET TO HARVEST

3. Management of Pink Bollworm in Bt. Cotton


Cotton 10 4 Aroli and Mamdapur

Situation Mean flower rosetting (%)

Mean PBW larvae/20 green bolls

Locule damage (%)

Yield (qt/ha)

Demo 0.61 0.11 1.34 31.2

Check 1.02 0.53 2.18 27.4



35263 174720 139457 3.95 *Economics of check (Rs./ha) 45756 153440 107684 2.35 Price of cotton is Rs.5600 /q

4. Furrow irrigated raised bed planting system and pinworm management in tomato Crop No. of Demo Area (ha) Village Name

Tomato 10 4 Ganmur

Situation Leaf infestation (%) Fruits damage (%) Yield (t/ha)

Demo 10.2 7.6 34.2

Check 13.3 8.1 31.4

% Increase over check: 8.91 %

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*Economics of demonstration (Rs./ha)


28907 51300 22393 0.78

*Economics of check (Rs./ha)

32885 47100 14215 0.43 Price of tomato is Rs.1.5/kg

5. Management of chilli murda complex


Chilli 10 4 Eganur

Situation Thrips/leaf Mites/leaf Aphids/leaf LCI (%) Yield (qt/ha)

Demo 0.71 0.89 0.24 0.61 35.7

Check 0.93 1.04 0.31 0.87 33.2




51340 298800 247460 4.82 *Economics of check (Rs./ha)

75640 321300 245660 3.24 Price of chilli is Rs.9,000 /q

6. Integrated Pest Management in Cabbage Crop No. of Demo Area (ha) Village Name

Cabbage 10 4 Eganur and Palkamdoddi

Situation DBM/plant Damage (%) Marketable Yield (t/ha)

Demo 1.3 9.34 38.4

Check 2.4 11.68 32.9


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43902 192000 148098 3.37 *Economics of check (Rs./ha) 48357 164500 116143 2.40 Price of cabbage is Rs.5/kg 7. Management of shoot and fruit borer in Brinjal Crop No. of Demo Area (ha) Village Name

Brinjal 10 4 Elebicchali & Palkamdoddi

Situation Shoot damage (%) Fruit damage (%) Marketable Yield (t/ha)

Demo 8.42 10.13 51.7

Check 11.8 13.24 46.8

% Increase over check: 10.47 *Economics of demonstration (Rs./ha) Gross Cost Gross Return Net Return ** BCR

53261 310200 256939 4.82 *Economics of check (Rs./ha) 64324 280800 216476 3.36 Price of brinjal is Rs. 6/kg

8. Demonstration of ICM in Pigeonpea Crop No. of Demo Area (ha) Village Name

Redgram 50 20 Gonal, Muranpur, Aroli, A. Khanapur

Situation Wilt incidence No. of pods/ plant Yield (qt/ha)

Demo 4.52 395 18.87

Check 8.23 368 15.74



27398 103785 76387 3.79

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*Economics of check (Rs./ha) 27229 86570 59341 3.18 Price of Redgram is Rs.5500 /q Critical inputs provided per demo : Seeds : 5 kg, Rhizobium : 200 g, PSB : 200 g, Trichoderma : 50 g, CaCl2 : 50 g, Profenophos : 500 ml, Emamectin Benzoate : 100 g, Pulse Magic: 2 kg, Planofix : 100 ml, 19:19:19 : 2 kg

9. Demonstration of ICM in Chickpea Crop No. of

Demo Area (ha) Village Name

Bengalgram 50 20 Bayal Marched, Gorkal, Kallur, Shakhawadi

Situation Wilt incidence No. of pods/ plant Yield (qt/ha)

Demo 6.50 63 13.65

Check 11.25 57 12.13




18476 65520 47044 3.55

*Economics of check (Rs./ha)

18419 58224 39805 3.16 Price of Bengalgram is Rs. 4800/q

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10 Training for Farmers / Farm Women during 2017-18

Sl. No.

Thematic area Crop / Enterprise

Major problem Related field intervention (OFT/ FLD)*

Training Course Title** No. of Courses

Expected No. of participants

Names of the team members involved

10.1 Crop Production

Pigeonpea •Low & inconsistent yield • Farmers still grow

local variety ( 20-25%)

• In 80% situations, seeds are not treated

• Weed problem in early stage

• Pod borer is common ( 100%) & wilt in 10-15 % situations

• Improper Nutrient Management in 30 % cases

Moisture stress in 20 -30 % cases � Decline in soil

health � High cost of

cultivation (fertilizers, pesticides and insecticides)

OFT & FLD INM and ICM in pigeonpea Training on organic package for pigeonpea

4 140 SMS (Agronomy/ Soil Science.) and Programme Coordinator

Chickpea • Farmers still grow local variety ( 20-25%)



• Pod borer is common ( 100%) & wilt in 30-40 % situations


Moisture stress in 50-60 % cases � Decline in soil

health

OFT & FLD INM and ICM in Chickpea Training on organic package for chickpea

4 150 SMS (Agronomy/ Soil Science)

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� High cost of cultivation (fertilizers, pesticides and insecticides)

Paddy Water scarcity, weed menace & lack of mechanisation

OFT & FLD Water management, ICM & INM

3 120 SMS (Soil Science, Agronomy/)

Sorghum Low grain yield and fodder yield

OFT & FLD Assessment of performance of sorghum verities

2 50 SMS (Entomology/ Pathology/ Home Science/agronomy/ Soil

Science) 10.2 Horticulture

Production

Tomato � High incidence of Pinworm Tuta absoluta (> 60%)

� High incidence of Early Blight (30-40 %)

� Poor water use efficiency low yield

� High labour cost

FLD Recent advances in Cultivation of tomato

4 80 SMS (Horticulture, Plant Pathology)

SMS (Entomology/Home Science)

Onion � Low yield and purple blotch

� Management of water, pest and diseases

� Nutriment management

� Irrigation,weeds,pest and disease

OFT & FLD Recent advances in Cultivation of ONION

4 80 SMS (Horticulture/ Soil Sciece/Pathology/

Entomology)

Chilli � Higher incidence Thrips and mites

� Low yield

FLD Management of murda complex in chilli

2 50 SMS (Entomology) SMS (Horticulture

/Pathology) Cabbage � High incidence

of DBM (60-80 %)

� Black rot (45-50 %)

FLD IPDM in Cabbage 2 60 SMS (Entomology) SMS (Plant Pathology

/Home Science)

Brinjal � Higher FSB incidence

FLD Management of fruit and shoot borer in Brinjal

2 50 SMS (Plant Pathology/Entomology)

SMS (Horticulture)

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10.3 Livestock

10.4 Home Science

Nutritional management

� Micronutrient deficiency

� Non availability of fresh vegetables for children throughout the week

� Malnutrition among children

FLD Demonstration on management of nutri gardens at Schools

2 150 SMS (Home Science) SMS (Horticulture/

Entomology)

Millets � Lack of value addition and marketing linkage to value added products

FLD Entrepreneurship Development Programme

(EDP) on Millets

2 60 SMS (Home Science) SMS (Agronomy/Soil

Science)

10.5 Plant Protection

Pigeonpea � Farmers still grow local variety ( 20-25%)



� Pod borer is common ( 100%) & wilt in

� 30-40 % situations � Improper Nutrient

Management � Moisture stress in

20 -30 % cases � Lack of knowledge

in Grading

FLD & OFT Demonstration of ICM in Pigeonpea

4 80 SMS (Agronomy) SMS (Soil Science/Home

Science/ Entomology/ Plant Pathology)




• Pod borer is common ( 100%) &

OFT & FLD Demonstration of ICM in Chickpea

4 80 SMS (Agronomy) SMS (Soil Science/Home

Science/ Entomology/ Plant Pathology)

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wilt in • 30-40 %

situations • Improper Nutrient

Management in 30 % cases Moisture stress in 50-60 % cases

10.6 Production of Inputs at Site

10.7 Soil Health and Fertility

paddy � High fertilizer usage by 80 % farmers

� (application of fertilisers after 40 days to 70 DAS, K as top dressing at grain filling)

OFT Assessment of STCR based nutrient management in DSR

2 30 SMS (Soil Science/ Agronomy/ pl pathology)

Paddy � 100 % of Tail end farmers experience shortage of water



� weedicides are not applied at recommended dose & time ( about 80 %)




FLD Demonstration of DSR 2 60 SMS ( Soil Science/Agronomy/ Home science)

Chickpea � Decline in soil health

� Scanty use of organics( 100%)

� High cost of cultivation

FLD Demonstration of organic cultivation of Chickpea

2 50 SMS ( Soil Science/Agronomy/pl

pathology/ Entomology)

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(fertilizers, pesticides and insecticides)

10.8 PHT and value addition

10.9 Capacity Building Group Dynamics

Group dynamics

Lack of management literacy and Lack of IG activities to SHG

Others Group dynamics and IG activities to SHG

2 50 SMS (Home Science/ Agronomy)

10.10 Farm Mechanization

Field crops Labour shortage of during peak season

OFT and FLD Mechanization in field crops

2 80 SMS (Home Science/ Agronomy/Soil Science) and Programme Coordinator

10.11 Fisheries Production Technologies

10.12 Mushroom production

10.13 Agro forestry Farm diversification

Inconsistent income from field crops

Others Forestry as an integral part of IFS

1 3 SMS (Home Science/ Agronomy/Soil Science) and Programme Coordinator

10.14 Bee Keeping Apiculture Lack of importance on bee keeping

Others Training on apiculture 1 30 SMS (Agronomy/Soil Science) and Programme Coordinator

10.15 Sericulture

10.16 Others, pl. specify

Livestock

Disease management in Sheep & Goat

Sheep & Goat

Foot & mouth

disease

FLD Prevention and control of diseases in Sheep and Goat

04 85

SMS (Animal Science/ Programme Coordinator)

Breeding management in Goat

Goat Low BW gain in local goat breeds

FLD : Up gradation of local goat breeds with Sirrohi buck

• Breeds of goat and

their importance.

• Stall fed goat farming

05

105

Nutrient management in dairy animals

Dairy Animals

Low milk yield , milk quality & reduced conception rate

FLD: Effect of feeding slow releasing urea on milk yield and its composition in dairy animals

• Urea Molasses Mineral

Block

• Balanced Cattle feed

formulation • Dry fodder enrichment

using urea

05 150

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Dairy Imbalanced nutrition causes decreased milk yield , body weight gain and higher % of anoestrus.

FLD Effect of feeding of probiotics on milk yield and its quality in buffalo

Use of Probiotics in dairy

cattle

02

40

Nutrient management in Sheep, Goat dairy animals

Sheep, goat & Dairy

• Scarcity of green fodder, reduced body weight gain in sheep &

• Decreased milk yield in dairy.

FLD : Demonstration of nutritional fodder bank in Stall fed sheep & goat rearing & in Dairy farming

Establishment of fodder production unit

02

60

Nutritional Management in Dairy animals


FLD : Demonstration of area specific mineral mixture in dairy cattle

• Use of area specific

mineral mixture in

dairy cattle • Balanced cattle feed

formulation

03 40

* Title of intervention/title of technology, ** Training title should specify the major technology/skill to be transferred.

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11. Training for Rural Youth during 2017-18

Sl. No.


Major problem Related field intervention (OFT/FLD)*




11.1 Crop Production Pigeonpea

• Low & inconsistent yield

• Farmers still grow local variety ( 20-25%)



• Pod borer is common (100%) & wilt in 10-15 % situations


Moisture stress in 20 -30 % cases

OFT & FLD ICM in Pigeonpea 2 60 SMS (Agronomy/ Soil Science.) and Programme Coordinator




• Pod borer is common (100%) & wilt in 30-40 % situations


Moisture stress in 50-60 % cases

FLD & OFT ICM in Chickpea 2 70 SMS (Agronomy/ Soil Science)

Paddy Water scarcity, weed menace & lack of mechanisation

OFT & FLD Water management, ICM & INM 2 100 SMS (Agronomy/ Soil Science.) and Programme Coordinator

11.2 Horticulture Production

Tomato � High incidence of Pinworm Tuta absoluta (> 60%)

� High incidence of Early Blight (30-40 %)

� Poor water use efficiency low yield

� High labour cost

FLD Recent advances in Cultivation of tomato

4 80 SMS (Horticulture/ Entomology/Plant

Pathology)

Onion � Low yield and purple OFT & FLD Recent advances in 4 80

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blotch � Management of

water, pest and diseases

� Nutriment management

� Irrigation,weeds,pest and disease

Cultivation of ONION

Chilli � Higher incidence Thrips and mites

� Low yield

FLD Management of murda complex in chilli

2 50

Cabbage � High incidence of DBM (60-80 %)

� Black rot (45-50 %)

FLD IPDM in Cabbage 2 60

Brinjal � Higher FSB incidence FLD Management of fruit and shoot borer in Brinjal

2 50

Livestock Production 11.3 Disease management

in Sheep & Goat Sheep & Goat Foot & mouth disease FLD Prevention and control of

diseases in Sheep and Goat 02 40

SMS (Animal Science) & SMS

(Agronomy)

Nutritional Management dairy animals


FLD : Demonstration of area specific mineral mixture in dairy cattle

Use of area specific mineral mixture in dairy cattle Balanced cattle feed 02 30



FLD Effect of feeding of probiotics on milk yield and its quality in buffalo

Use of Probiotics in dairy cattle

02

40

11.5 Nutrient management in Sheep, Goat dairy animals Breeding management in Goat

Sheep, goat & Dairy

• Scarcity of green fodder, reduced body weight gain in sheep &

• Decreased milk yield in dairy.

FLD : Demonstration of nutritional fodder bank in Stall fed sheep & goat rearing & in Dairy farming

Establishment of fodder production unit

02

60

Goat Low BW gain in local goat breeds

FLD : Up gradation of local goat breeds with Sirrohi buck (Cond…)

Breeds of goat and their importance. Stall fed goat farming

05

150


11.8 PHT and value addition

Agriculture produce

Lack of value addition and IG activities

Other Entrepreneurship through processing and value addition

1 25 SMS (Home Science) and Programme Coordinator

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11.9 Capacity Building Group Dynamics

11.10 Farm Mechanization

11.11 Fisheries Production Technologies

11.12 Mushroom production

11.13 Agro forestry 11.14 Bee Keeping 11.15 Sericulture Others, pl. specify * Title of intervention/title of technology, ** Training title should specify the major technology/skill to be transferred.

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12 Trainings for Extension Personnel during 2017-18 Sl. No. Thematic area Training Course Title** No. of Courses Expected No. of

participants Names of the team members involved

12.1 Crop Production Production technology of Kharif crops 4 80 SMS (Agronomy), Programme Coordinator, SMS (Soil Science), SMS (Home Science)

Production technology of Rabi crops

4 80 SMS (Agronomy), Programme Coordinator, SMS (Soil Science), SMS (Home Science)

DSR method of Paddy cultivation 1 20 SMS (Agronomy), Programme Coordinator, SMS (Soil Science), SMS (Home Science)

Pest and Disease management in major field crops

2 40 SMS (Entomology), SMS (Plant Pathology), SMS (Agronomy),

12.2 Home Science Income generating activities and marketing linkages

2 80 SMS (Home Science), Programme Coordinator

Processing and value addition 2 100 SMS (Home Science), Programme Coordinator

Health and nutrition education 2 150 SMS (Home Science), Programme Coordinator

12.3 Capacity Building and Group Dynamics

SHG Management 2 100 SMS (Home Science), Programme Coordinator

12.5 Livestock Production &

Management Modern practices in dairy 02 100 SMS (Animal Science)

Stall feeding in sheep and goat rearing 03 150 Disease management in livestock 02 100 Role of animals in IFS 02 60

12.6 Plant Protection Management of pest in horticulture and field crops

2 100 Programme Coordinator, SMS (Horticulture), SMS (Entomology), SMS (Agronomy)

12.7 Farm Mechanization 12.8 PHT and value addition Processing, grading and marketing

linkage of agri. Horti. produce 2 100 SMS (Home Science), Programme

Coordinator, SMS (Agronomy), SMS (Horticulture)

12.9 Production of Inputs at Site 12.10 Sericulture 12.11 Fisheries

* Title of intervention/title of technology, ** Training title should specify the major technology/skill to be transferred.

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13 Vocational trainings during 2017-18

Sl. No. Thematic area and the Crop/Enterprise

Training title* No. of programmes and Duration

(days)

Type of Clientele (SHGs, NYKs,

School students, Women, Youth etc.)

Expected No. of

participants

Sponsoring agency if any


13.1 Crop Production Seed production 1 Youth 25 - SMS (Agronomy) SMS (Soil Science)

Organic farming

1 Extn. Per./Youth 50 - SMS (Agronomy) SMS (Soil Science)

13.2 Home Science Income generating activities 1 SHGs 50 - SMS (Home Science) 13.3 Capacity Building and

Group Dynamics - - - - - -

13.4 Horticulture Recent advances in Cultivation of tomato

1 Extn. Per./Youth 25 -

SMS (Horticulture) Programme

Coordinator and SMS (Entomology)

Assessment of important organic formulation in Bhendi


Recent advances in Cultivation of ONION


Management of murda complex in chilli


IPDM in Cabbage 1 Extn. Per./Youth 20 - Management of fruit and shoot borer in Brinjal


Integrated pest and disease management in Papaya


Introduction of China Aster 1 Extn. Per./Youth 25 - 13.5 Livestock Production &

Management Stall feeding in sheep & goat farming 1 (5 days)

SHGs/ NYKs/Youth 30 - SMS (Animal Science)

13.6 Plant Protection Advanced technique in plant protection measures

1 Youth 25 - Programme Coordinator and SMS

(Entomology) 13.7 Farm Mechanization Mechanization in Paddy 2 Youth 50 - Programme

Coordinator and SMS (Entomology)

13.8 PHT and value addition Value addition in agri produce 1 SHGs 50 - SMS (Home Science) & Programme Coordinator


13.10 Sericulture 13.11 Fisheries

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* Training title should specify the major technology/skill to be transferred. 14 Sponsored trainings during 2017-18

Sl. No. Thematic area and the Crop/Enterprise

Training title* No. of programmes and Duration

(days)

Type of Clientele (SHGs, NYKs, School

students, Women, Youth etc.)


Sponsoring agency


14.1 Crop Production Demonstration of TS-3R Pigeonpea variety

2 Farmers & Youths 100 - SMS (Agronomy), Programme

Coordinator, SMS (Soil Science)

14.2 Home Science Management of Malnutrition among children

2 Extn. Functionaries 50 Women and child

development department

SMS (Home Science)

14.3 Capacity Building and Group Dynamics

Mobilization of groups and capacity buildings

1 SHGs and Youth 50 - SMS (Home Science)

14.4 Horticulture Quality seedling production

1 Youth 25 - SMS (Horticulture)

14.5 Livestock Production & Management

14.7 Farm Mechanization 14.8 PHT and value addition 14.9 Production of Inputs at Site 14.10 Sericulture 14.11 Fisheries

* Programme title should specify the major technologies/skills to be transferred /refreshed.

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15. Extension programmes during 2017-18

Sl. No.

Extension programme* No. of programmes or

activities Expected No. of

participants Names of the team members involved

15.1 Advisory Services - 500

All Scientists

15.2 Diagnostic visits 35 75 15.3 Field Day 15 600 15.4 Group discussions 20 300 15.5 Kisan Ghosthi 05 500 15.6 Film Show 12 150 15.7 Self -help groups 08 120 15.8 Kisan Mela 08 15000 15.9 Exhibition 08 15000 15.10 Scientists' visit to farmers field 150 300 15.11 Plant/Soil health/Animal health camps 06 1200 15.12 Farm Science Club - - 15.13 Ex-trainees Sammelan 02 25 15.14 Farmers' seminar/workshop 02 100 15.15 Method Demonstrations 15 180 15.16 Celebration of important days 05 250 15.17 Special day celebration - - 15.18 Exposure visits 08 100 15.19 Technology week 01 200 15.20 Farmers Field School (FFS) 1 1 15.21 Farm innovators meet 01 50 15.22 Awareness programs 08 320 Others, pl. specify - -

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16. Activities proposed as Knowledge and Resource Centre during 2017-18 16.1 Technological knowledge Sl. No.

Category Details of technologies Area (ha)/ Number Names of the team members involved

16.1.1 Technology Park/ Crop cafeteria

16.1.2 Demonstration Units

1. Azolla

1 NO’s

SMS (Animal Science)

16.1.3 Lab Analytical services

Soil and water testing laboratory and Plant health clinic in association with dept of Plant Pathology

Soil-500 Water-500

SMS (Soil Science)

16.1.4 Technology Week

1. Production Technology 2. Farm innovators meet

One Week All SMSs

16.2 Technological Products Sl.No.

Category Name of the Production Partner Agency, if any

Name of the product Quantity (q)/ Number planned to be

produced during 2014-15


16.2.1 Seeds Seed Unit, UAS Raichur Bengalgram Redgram

5

Farm Manager and SMS (Agronomy)

16.2.2 Planting materials Dept. of Horticulture, UAS

Raichur

Seedlings of

Horticultural plants

40000 SMS (Horticulture)

16.2.3 Bio-products - - - 16.2.4 Livestock strains - - - 16.2.5 Fish fingerlings - - -

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16.3 Technological Information Sl. No. Category Technological capsules / Number Names of the team members

involved 16.3.1 Technology backstopping to line departments

Agriculture 10

All Scientists

Horticulture 05 Animal Husbandry - Secondary Agriculture 04 ICT applications 04 Programme Assistant

16.3.2 Literature/publication Bulletins -2

1. Weed management in field crops 2. DSR method of Paddy cultivation

All Scientists

Leaflets/ Folders – 09: (1000 copies/each) 1. Different methods of composting 2. Green manuring crops 3. Foliar spray of micronutrients 4. Moisture stress management in field crops 5. Value addition of pulses through grading 6. Mechanization in Paddy 7. Drudgery reducing equipment 8. Contingent crops 9. ICT and Kiosks

09 All Scientists

16.3.4 Electronic Media C.D. preparation –

Radio (15) 1. Improved cultivation practices of Redgram 2. Disease management in rabi crops 3. Improved cultivation practices of Bengalgram 4. Importance of soil and water samplings 5. IPM in Redgram 6. Importance of Bio fertilizers and botanicals 7. IGP programmes through SHG’s 8. Women drudgery reducing activities

15

All Scientists

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Sl. No. Category Technological capsules / Number Names of the team members involved

9. Importance of organic farming 10. Nutrition security through kitchen garden

T. V Programmes 1. Cultivation practices in summer 2. Seed production technology in Redgram/ Bengalgram 3. Importance of soil and water samplings 4. IPM in Redgram 5. Importance of Bio fertilizers and Botanicals 6. Precautionary measures for the management of diseases of

Redgram and Bengal gram

11 All Scientists

16.3.5 Kisan Mobile Advisory Services Advisory Messages

Programme Assistant (Computer) & All Scientists

16.3.6 Information on centre/state sector schemes and service providers in the district.

17. Additional Activities Planned during 2017-18 S.No. Name of the

agency / scheme

Name of activity Technical programme with quantification Financial outlay (Rs.)


17.1 17.2 17.3 17.4

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18. Revolving Fund 18.1 Financial status

Opening balance as on 01.04.2016

(Rs.in Lakh)

Expenditure incurred

during 2016-17

(Rs.in Lakh)

Receipts during 2016-17 (Rs.in Lakh)

Closing balance as on 31.01.2017

(Rs.in Lakh)

Expected closing balance by 31.03.2017

(Including value of material in stock/

likely to be produced)

Revolving Fund:

5,40,978 1,32,357 2,78,528 6,87,149 8,00,000

Training Revolving Fund: 4,54,248

69,018 1,13,628 4,98,858 5,00,000

18.2 Plan of activities under Revolving Fund

Sl. No.

Proposed activities

Expected output (q)

Anticipated income (Rs.)


18.2.1 Bengalgram Foxtailmillet Redgram

20 10 20

2,00,000 Farm Manager and SMS (Agronomy)

19. Activities of soil, water and plant testing laboratory during 2017-18 Sl.No.

Type No. of samples to be

analyzed Names of the team members involved

19.1 Soil 1000 SMS (Soil Science) 19.2 Water 1000 19.3 Plant - 19.4 Others - 20. E-linkage during 2017-18 Sl. No Nature of activities

Likely period of completion (please set the time frame) Remarks if any

20.1 Title of the technology module to be prepared

Kannada Website for KVK Raichur

20.2 Creation and maintenance of relevant database system for KVK

Trainings, OFT/ FLD Demo. And Extension Activities

20.3 Any other (Text/Voice message) Regular activity 20.4 Any other (Maintenance of KIOSK) As and when required

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21. Activities planned under Rainwater Harvesting Scheme (only to those KVKs which are already having scheme under Rain Water Harvesting) Sl. No

Activities planned Remarks if any

21.1 21.2 22. Innovative Farmer’s Meet Sl.No. Particulars Details 22.1 Are you planning for conducing Farm

Innovators meet in your district? Yes/ No

22.2 If Yes likely month of the meet September-2017 22.3 Brief action plan in this regard Inviting the best farmers award winners , to

share their experience with other farmers 23. Farmer’s Field School (FFS) planned S. No Thematic area Title of the FFS Budget proposed in Rs. 23.1 ICM Topics to be covered in Farmers Field School

on in Pigeonpea 30000

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24. Budget - Details of budget utilization (2016-17) up to 31 January 2017 (Rs.)

S.

No. Particulars Sanctioned Released Expenditure

24.1 Recurring Contingencies

24.1.1 Pay & Allowances 85,52,000 85,52,000 86,62,192

24.1.2 Traveling allowances 1,50,000 1,50,000 51,070

24.1.3 Contingencies 24.1.4.1 Stationery, telephone, postage and other expenditure on

office running, publication of Newsletter and library maintenance

3,00,000 3,00,000 1,58,289

B POL, repair of vehicles, tractor and equipments 2,00,000 2,00,000 57,494

C Meals/refreshment for trainees 70,000 70,000 34,480

D Training material 30,000 30,000 10,497

E Frontline demonstration except oilseeds and pulses 2,12,000 2,12,000 1,15,123

F On farm testing 66,000 66,000 30,407

G Training of extension functionaries

H Maintenance of building 50,000 50,000 16,499

I Establishment of Soil, Plant & Water Testing Laboratory

00 00 00

J Library 10,000 10,000 3,792

24.1 Total Recurring 00 00

24.2 Non-Recurring Contingencies 00 00

24.2.1 Works 00 00

24.2.2 Equipment’s including SWTL & Furniture 00 00

24.2.3 Vehicle (Four wheeler/Two wheeler, please specify) 00 00

24.2.4 Library 10,000 10,000 3,792

24.2 Total Non-Recurring 00 00

24.3 REVOLVING FUND 00 00

24.4 GRAND TOTAL (A+B+C) 9650000 9650000 481443

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25. Details of Budget Estimate (2017-18) based on proposed action plan

S. No.

Particulars BE 2017-18 proposed (Rs.)

25.1 Recurring Contingencies 25.1.1 Pay & Allowances 1,10,00,000 25.1.2 Traveling allowances 2,00,000 25.1.3 Contingencies

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

3,00,000

B POL, repair of vehicles, tractor and equipments 2,00,000 C Meals/refreshment for trainees (ceiling upto Rs.40/day/trainee be maintained) 50,000 D Training material (posters, charts, demonstration material including chemicals

etc. required for conducting the training) 25,000

E Frontline demonstration except oilseeds and pulses (minimum of 30

demonstration in a year) 258750

F NFSM(FLD) 43200 G On farm testing (on need based, location specific and newly generated

information in the major production systems of the area) 40785

H Training of extension functionaries 00 I Maintenance of buildings 50,000 J Extension Activities including Kisan Mela 50,000 K Library 5,000 L FFS 30000

25.1 TOTAL Recurring Contingencies 00 25.2 Non-Recurring Contingencies 00

25.2.1 Works 00 25.2.2 Equipments including SWTL & Furniture 00 25.2.3 Vehicle (Four wheeler/Two wheeler, please specify) 00 25.2.4 Library (Purchase of assets like books & journals) 00 25.2 TOTAL Non-Recurring Contingencies 00 25.3 REVOLVING FUND 00 25.4 GRAND TOTAL 1,22,52,735

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