Agriculture Department, Agriculture Department, Govt. of Odisha.Govt. of Odisha.

Results of Crop Cutting Experiment 2010-11Results of Crop Cutting Experiment 2010-11Crop Season No of Expt. Conducted

(Central + State)Yield rate (Kg./Hect.)

Paddy (Rice) Autumn 7521 831

  Winter 9292 1658

  Kharif (Aut. + Win.) 16813 1516

Maize Autumn 2881 2543

  Winter 190 2108

  Kharif (Aut. + Win.) 3071 2540

Ragi Autumn 1507 705

  Winter 630 709

  Kharif (Aut. + Win.) 2137 707

Mung Autumn 798 255

  Winter 1341 248

  Kharif (Aut. + Win.) 2139 250

Biri Autumn 1245 237

  Winter 2432 302

  Kharif (Aut. + Win.) 3677 282

Kulthi Winter 3459 320

Procurement of Food Grains for 2010-11 Fig in MT)Procurement of Food Grains for 2010-11 Fig in MT)

Sl.No.

Name of the agency

Target allotted in terms of rice

Paddy procurement as on 30.04.2011

1 OSCSC Ltd 1840100 2400880

2 MARKEFED 400000 133385

3 NAFED 400000 143508

4 TDCC 50000 37909

5 FCI 200000 9054

6 Levy 268000 57913

Total 3158100 2782649

FINANCIAL ACHIEVEMENT UNDER DIFFERENT PLAN SCHEMES FROM 2007-08 TO 2010-11 (Fin Rs in Lakhs)

Sl. Component 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11No   Sanction Expdr. Sanction Expdr. Sanction Expdr. Sanction Expdr.

STATE PLAN SCHEMES1Negotiable Loan (RIDF for establishment of PLIPs) 4224.00 4224.00 3064.79 3064.79 3400.00 3400.00 5500.00 5500.002Agril Policy 300.02 300.02 399.96 399.96 500.00 500.00

3Strengthening/ infr. devt. For trg., Lab, Implement factory etc. 130.34 130.34 80.00 80.00 100.00 100.00 99.93 99.93

4Input Subsidy 704.12 704.12 1869.26 1869.18 2500.00 2500.00 2750.00 2750.005Refreshers Training for Extension functionaries 25.00 25.00 25.40 25.406Popularisation of Agriculture Implements and equipments 270.00 270.00 1817.50 1817.46 1649.97 1649.97 5000.00 5000.007Management of Acidic Soils 187.00 187.00 50.00 50.008Grant-in-aid to APICOL 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.009Promotion of SRI 100.00 99.68 160.00 160.00

  TOTAL 5890.48 5890.48 6956.95 6956.83 8199.93 8199.61 14059.93 14059.93CENTRALLY SPONSORED PLAN SCHEMES

1Rice Development (WORK PLAN) 393.75 393.40 453.37 453.09 269.77 269.77 602.08 601.94Central Share 354.38 354.06 408.03 407.78 242.79 242.79 541.87 541.75

State Share 39.38 39.34 45.34 45.31 26.98 26.98 60.21 60.192Ragi Development (WORK PLAN) 15.86 15.85 22.80 22.80 23.63 23.63 23.50 23.50

Central Share 14.27 14.27 20.52 20.52 21.27 21.27 21.15 21.15State Share 1.59 1.59 2.28 2.28 2.36 2.36 2.35 2.35

3Sugarcane Development (WORK PLAN) 40.28 40.21 108.82 108.82 67.05 67.05 151.89 151.89Central Share 36.25 36.19 97.94 97.94 60.35 60.35 136.70 136.70

State Share 4.03 4.02 10.88 10.88 6.71 6.71 15.19 15.194Balanced & Integrated use of Fertiliser (WORK PALN) 75.00 75.00 22.90 22.90 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Central Share 67.50 67.50 20.61 20.61

State Share 7.50 7.50 2.29 2.295 Farm Mechanisation (WORK PALN) 1793.00 1793.00 1206.47 1206.47 1454.70 1454.70 1971.92 1971.92

Central Share 1613.70 1613.70 1085.82 1085.82 1309.23 1309.23 1774.73 1774.73State Share 179.30 179.30 120.65 120.65 145.47 145.47 197.19 197.19

6Amount receved from Soil Conservation (WORK PLAN) 163.44 163.41TOTAL WORK PLAN 2317.89 2317.46 1977.80 1977.49 1815.15 1815.15 2749.39 2749.25

FINANCIAL ACHIEVEMENT UNDER DIFFERENT PLAN SCHEMES FROM 2007-08

TO 2010-11 (Fin Rs in Lakhs)

Sl. Component 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

No  Sanction Expdr. Sanction Expdr. Sanction Expdr.Sanctio

n Expdr.

7.Cotton Development 154.40 151.00 171.55 171.41 156.99 156.99 122.45 122.45

Central Share 132.93 129.65 144.75 144.64 129.75 129.75 101.09 101.09

State Share 21.47 21.35 26.80 26.77 27.24 27.24 21.36 21.36

8.Jute Technology Mission (MM-II) 64.56 64.52 159.39 159.29 164.09 164.05 124.00 123.95

Central Share 59.94 59.91 147.07 147.07 153.70 153.66 116.70 116.66

State Share 4.62 4.61 12.32 12.22 10.39 10.39 7.30 7.29

9.Pusle Development (ISOPOM) 236.34 234.29 164.00 163.39 234.51 234.40 0.00 0.00

Central Share 177.26 175.72 123.00 122.54 175.88 175.80

State Share 59.09 58.57 41.00 40.85 58.63 58.60

10Maize Development (ISOPOM) 53.85 53.28 87.00 86.64 63.67 63.64 162.00 161.92

Central Share 40.89 40.46 65.46 64.98 48.25 48.23 122.00 121.94

State Share 12.96 12.82 21.54 21.66 15.42 15.41 40.00 39.98

11Oilseed Development (ISOPOM) 689.68 688.46 574.97 574.05 3605.05 3605.05 3138.19 3138.00

Central Share 515.11 514.20 431.23 430.53 2842.53 2842.53 2214.90 2214.76

State Share 174.57 174.26 143.74 143.52 762.52 762.52 923.29 923.24

TOTAL ISOPOM 979.87 976.03 825.97 824.08 3903.23 3903.09 3300.19 3299.92

12National Project on Management of Soil Health & Fertility 412.50 412.50 332.50 0.00

Central Share 217.50 217.50 217.50

State Share 195.00 195.00 115.00

13Support to State Extension from Extension Reforms 1370.18 1351.14 1583.26 1583.26 1678.40 1678.40 2079.55 1626.05

Central Share 1233.16 1214.12 1424.24 1424.24 1510.57 1510.57 1838.86 1386.37

State Share 137.02 137.02 159.02 159.02 167.83 167.83 240.69 239.68

  TOTAL CENTRALLY SPONSORED PLAN SCHEMES 4886.90 4860.15 4717.97 4715.53 8130.36 8130.18 8708.08 7921.62

CENTRAL PLAN SCHEMES (100 % ) Central assistance1 Promotion & stren. of Agriculture mech through training, testing & demon 43.55 43.55 28.69 28.69 47.92 47.92 109.09 109.092 Support to state extension programme for extensionm reforms AGRISNET Project174.75 174.75 0.00 0.003 National Project on Promotion of Organic Farming 37.58 37.58 0.00 0.004 Devt. & Stren. of Infr. for Prodn. & Distrubutionof Quality seeds 418.63 418.63 258.50 258.50 722.92 722.925 Strengthening & modernisation of Pest Management 45.00 45.006 Post harvest Technology & Management 34.40 34.40 90.00 90.00

TOTAL 300.88 300.88 481.72 481.72 306.42 306.42 922.01 922.011 Special Programme for KBK Districts 399.00 399.00

NATIONAL FOOD SECURITY MISSION (NFSM)1 NFSM -Rice 4002.44 3498.59 4024.65 4019.65 4313.31 4155.912 NFSM- Pulse 2843.44 2754.47 2265.69 2260.69 1741.99 1500.293 Media & Publicity 203.00 80.50 100.00 100.00 0.004 Accelerated Pulse Production Programme (A3P) 601.26 601.26

TOTAL OF NFSM 7048.88 6333.56 6390.34 6380.34 6656.56 6257.46RASHSTRIYA KRISHI VIKAS YOJANA

1 Stream-I 2681.84 2681.84 1761.15 1761.15 2888.66 2888.66 4702.56 3113.122 Stream-II 685.00 685.00 2500.98 2500.98 3097.25 3097.25 4112.74 3643.463 Green Revolution 7249.66 6985.75

TOTAL RKVY 3366.84 3366.84 4262.13 4262.13 5985.91 5985.91 16064.96 13742.33

Sl. Component 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11No   Sanction Expdr. Sanction Expdr. Sanction Expdr. Sanction Expdr. (Rs in lakh)

Increase in Seed Replacement Rate (SRR) for rice from 15.05% during 2008-09 to 19.53% during 2010-11.

Increase in utilization of certified/Quality seeds from 383514 qtls during 2008-09 to 541270 qtls. during 2010-11.

Ambitious seed village programme for in-house production of 694469 quintals during 2010-11 against 520059 qtls over last year.

SRI in rice has been adopted widely in the state over 33706 ha in Kharif 2010.Community Paddy Nurseries of 1 ha unit area are are being taken up in group

appoarch to raise seedlings of high yielding varieties in regulated conditions to ensure timely transplanting. As such, 3500 ha of community nurseries have been facilitated to meet the growing demand of HYV seedlings.

Hybrid paddy minikits of Var. Ajay, Rajalaxmi etc. have been supplied on subsidy. Besides, encouraging use of submergence-tolerant rice varieties like Swarna Sub-I in flood-prone areas and emphasis on cultivation of hybrid and Scented rice varieties through demonstration with suitable hybrid varieties have been done.

35000 ha of hybrid maize was taken up successfully in compact patches and in PPP mode during 2010-11.

Special emphasis was given for adoption of improved high yielding varieties of Ragi like Chilika (OEB 10), Bhairabi, Shubra (OUAT -2).

`SIGNIFICANT INITIATIVES ADOPTED FOR ACHIEVING HIGHER

PRODUCTION OF FOOD GRAIN CROPS IN THE STATE

NFSM (Pulses) is under implementation in all 30 districts of the state. Besides, “Accelerated Pulse Production Programme (A3P) is being taken up in 5 districts.

Increased use of improved agriculture implements and machinery to ensure efficient and timely agriculture operations.

Popularization and adoption of Integrated Pest management technologies through a new program “e-Pest Surveillance” in 13 pilot districts.

To ensure efficient and timely agricultural operations 4750 tractors, 12742 power tillers, 869 paddy reapers, 2437 power threshers, 1059 power operated implements, 311 rotavators, 123 combine harvesters, 1407 hydraulic trailors, 33732 diesel pumpsets have been supplied to the farmers on subsidy.

Increase in fertilizer consumption from 60 kg/ha during 2009-10 to 61.45 kg/ha during 2010-11.

143127 nos. of Private Lift Irrigation Projects have been established for enhancement of irrigation potential for adequate exploitation of ground and surface water in the state by 2010-11.

`SIGNIFICANT INITIATIVES ADOPTED FOR ACHIEVING HIGHER PRODUCTION OF FOOD GRAIN CROPS IN THE STATE

17 nos. of Community Threshing Floors (30mt X 30mt) have been established.

To improved soil health and increase production Dhanicha seed have been supplied on subsidy for Green Manuring. As such, Green Manuring in 11200 hect with Dhanicha has been popularised under NFSM (Rice) and ICDP (Rice).

200 ha of Paira cropping (Sowing of Pulse before harvesting of Paddy in residual moisture) has been done under NFSM (Pulses) as local initiative with improved management practice.

For up scaling of pulse production, 300000 nos. of kits containing various inputs have been supplied free of cost to the farmers under RKVY.

`SIGNIFICANT INITIATIVES ADOPTED FOR ACHIEVING HIGHER PRODUCTION OF FOOD GRAIN CROPS IN THE STATE

AREA, PRODUCTION & YIELD RATE OF RICE, WHEAT, PULSES & COARSE CEREALS FROM 2005-06 TO 2010-11 OF ODISHA STATE

(A=Area in “000” ha,P= Prodn in “000 MTs”,Y=Yield in Kg/Ha

crops

 2006-07

 

 2007-08

 

 2008-09

 

 2009-10

 

 2010-11(Prov.)

 

  A P Y A P Y A P Y A P Y A P Y

Rice 4450.32 6928.11 1557 4451.76 7655.02 1720 4454.61 6915.96 1553 4365.08 7022.26 1609 4207.73 6815.60 1620

Wheat 16.80 23.78 1415 18.80 27.86 1482 19.88 30.22 1520 20.38 31.82 1561 17.56 27.48 1565

Pulses 1951.39 865.86 444 1981.22 908.34 458 2000.71 994.03 497 2092.02 962.51 460 2056.08 1011.19 492

Coarse Cereals 421.35 480.23 1140 432.71 663.22 1533 436.77 693.63 1588 442.74 690.73 1560 460.47 835.17 1814

Total Foodgrain 6839.86 8297.98 1213 6884.49 9254.44 1344 6911.97 8633.84 1249 6920.22 8707.32 1258 6741.84 8689.44 1289

N.B.-Coarse Cereal constitute Ragi,Jowar,bajra,Maize & Small Millets

Productivity trend of foodgrains

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Extent of area affected due to natural calamities in the State.

Year No of affected Area affected where crop lossRemarks

 

  districts. is 50% & above in '000ha.  

2005-06 7 126.68 Flood

2006-07 26 336.34 Flood

2007-08 19 229.37 Moisture stress

2008-09 

1419

298.14333.53

Flood

6 35.39 Moisture stress

2009-10 

2225

341.21520.28

Moisture stress

21 179.07 Pest & diseases

2010-11 

1728

734.121926.38

Drought

23 1192.26 Un-seasonal rain

HUMAN RESOURCE AVAILABLEAgriculture DirectorateState Level:

Group Sanctioned In PositiionA 17 10B 25 21C 323 252D 80 50

District Level:Group Sanctioned In Positiion

A 137 37B 1416 997C 6018 4008D 1248 1199

NFSMState Level:

State Consultant 3 2Sr. Technical Assistant 3 2

District Level:District Consultant 21 19Technical Assistant 80 52

To facilitate Inter departmental Coordination at To facilitate Inter departmental Coordination at District level,Agriculture Strategy Committee meeting District level,Agriculture Strategy Committee meeting is conducted under the chairmanship of Collector is conducted under the chairmanship of Collector involving Irrigation, Power, Ferilizer dealers and involving Irrigation, Power, Ferilizer dealers and bankers etc. twice in a year before Kharif and Rabi bankers etc. twice in a year before Kharif and Rabi season.season.To facilitate credit facilities to the farmers, State To facilitate credit facilities to the farmers, State Level Bankers Committee, District level Coordination Level Bankers Committee, District level Coordination Committee and Block Level Bankers Committee Committee and Block Level Bankers Committee meetings are convened at regular interval.meetings are convened at regular interval.At state level, fertilizers manufactures meetings are At state level, fertilizers manufactures meetings are conducted for thorough review on progress of supply conducted for thorough review on progress of supply of fertilizers and to sort out problems at regular of fertilizers and to sort out problems at regular interval. interval.

`Inter Departmental Coordination with Inter Departmental Coordination with Power, irrigation, fertilizer, credit etc.Power, irrigation, fertilizer, credit etc.

`Prospects of Food grain production in the Prospects of Food grain production in the statestate

•Production Programme: ~95 lakh MT by 2011-12

Crop Production in lakh MT

Rice 73.68

Maize 6.76

Ragi 1.87

Other Cereals 0.70

Total Cereals 83.01

Total Pulses 11.72

Total Food Grains 94.73

Rice• System of Rice Intesification; a proven sustainable technology, is

being popularised in a big way. (SRI demonstration in 10560 ha during 2011-12)

• Line sowing is being promoted through providing incentives as a technology to boost production. (1,00,000 ha during 2011-12)

• Improved Package of Practices are being popularised through cultivation of Hybrid & High Yielding varieties under “Bringing Green Revolution to Eastern India”. (52000 ha demonstration in 2011-12)

• Location Specific Technology; construction of Check dams, irrigation channels to enhance factor productivity of water.

• Asset Building; Supply of Pump sets, Seed Storage Go-downs, Construction of Farm Ponds etc.

• Green Manuring (Dhanicha), biofertiliser use, Soil test based fertiliser use. It is programmed to cover 26000 ha with Green Manuring during 2011-12 (Work Plan 16000 ha, State Plan-10000 ha).

• Massive Soil Testing Campaign at village level (5 samples per village).• E-pest surveillance.• Seed Treatment campaign being Organised.• Farmer Groups are being formed and Capacity Built for Value Addition

especially at primary processing level through ATMA.

Pulses

• INM & IPM approaches are being popularised through A3P in cluster approach.

• Construction of Farm Ponds in Pulse Villages.• Improved Pigeon Pea production Technology

(IPPT) in collaboration with ICRISAT.• Popularisation of new cultivars of Green Gram;

TMV-37, Meha, HUM-16, IPM-2-3, SML-668.• Paddy bund plantation with Arhar and Black

gram are being popularised in a massive scale.

Maize

• Popularisation of Hybrid Maize in 40000 ha during Kharif.

• Technology Demonstration.• Market linkage is being facilitated through

PPP mode.• With a productivity of ~26 quintals/ha, value

addition remains a potential area of intervention and steps are being taken in PPP Mode.