MESSAGE

I am glad that Rashtriya Krishi Vikash Yojna(RKVY) has immensely contributed to the agricultural sector of the state since its inception in 2007-08. Many innovative projects have been taken up in the agriculture and allied sectors that have been benefi cial to the farmers of our state.

The Government in the agriculture and allied departments is taking adequate steps to increase the production and productivity which lead to improve livelihood and economic status of our farmers.

I appreciate the efforts of the RKVY Cell for bringing out a book focusing on its achievements in Odisha during 11th Five year plan period. This will guide the planners, administrators and other stake holders in the successful implementation of RKVY schemes.

(NAVEEN PATNAIK)

NAVEEN PATNAIKChief Minister, Odisha

MESSAGE

Rashtriya Krishi Vikash Yojna (RKVY) a centrally assisted State Plan based mega scheme intended for development of agriculture with integration of allied sectors is being implemented in the state in a successful manner; the outcome of which are stepping towards livelihood development of the farming community in a holistic manner.

I appreciate the participation of agriculture and all allied sectors for successful implementation of RKVY projects in our State which promotes for economic development of the farmers. I hope this programme will bring out agricultural prosperities in the State in near future.

I am extremely glad to offer thanks to the offi cials of RKVY cell for bringing out a publication of compendium of highlights of works accomplished in the State during 11th Five year plan period which indeed refl ects successful performance of our state.

(DEBI PRASAD MISHRA)

DEBI PRASAD MISHRAMinister, Agriculture,Fisheries

& Animal Resource DevelopmentOdisha

FOREWARD

Rapid strides have been made in the fi eld of agriculture in Odisha, thanks to successful implementation of certain fl ag ship programmes like “Rashtriya Krishi Vikash Yojna” (RKVY). The focused approach of RKVY with high levels of fl exibility to the states, including approvals at the level of the state governments have been its strength.

Under RKVY, various infrastructural assets have been created apart from other interventions which have imparted growth in agriculture. The sub schemes like Bringing Green Revolution in Eastern India (BGREI), Vegetable Initiatives for Urban Clusters (VIUC) and NMPS etc. have widened the scope for enhancing agricultural production and improving the livelihood of the farming community and economy of our state.

In the present context, still there is an imperative need to develop a holistic plan and work for the improvement of livelihood of the farming community of our state with an integrated approach. The technological advances in respect of agriculture and allied sectors need to be accorded priority.

We must thank the GoI authorities for their support to the state. Also my sincere thanks to the implementers who have actually toiled hard to execute such a mega project successfully.

I am delighted to know that the Agriculture Deptt(RKVY Cell) is bringing out a publication “RKVY in Odisha- a leading path for agricultural development” containing highlights of achievements under RKVY during 11th fi ve year plan period which will serve as a ready reckoner for success of the programme.I sincerely congratulate the offi cials of RKVY Cell who have put in their effort in compilation and preparation of this document.

(B.K.Patnaik)

B.K. PATNAIKChief Secretary, Odisha

FOREWARD

The implementation of “Rashtriya Krishi Vikash Yojna”(RKVY) is bringing out some successful outcome in the state. Undoubtedly, it has got convergence effect in development of agriculture and allied sector with improvement of livelihood support to the farming community. It is a matter of pride that Odisha could get the recognition of Krishi Karman Award at the national level for being the best performing state in tier II category in food grain production during 2010-11.

I record my appreciation for the efforts of the offi cials of Agriculture Department and other Departments in allied sectors along with Heads of the all implementing agencies, fi eld level workers and above all, signifi cant contribution of farmers who have toiled hard for agricultural prosperity.

I am extremely glad to know that the RKVY Cell of Agriculture Deptt. is publishing a book containing highlights of achievements of RKVY in the state during 11th fi ve plan period I hope that the publication will be useful for all those who are associated and involved in the implement of RKVY.

( Dr. Rabi Narayan Senapati)

DR. R. N. SENAPATI, IASDevelopment Commissioner

-cum-Addl. Chief Secretary andAgriculture Production Commissioner,

Odisha

R. L. JAMUDA, I.A.S. Principal Secretary to Govt.,

Agriculture Department,Odisha

PREFACE

Odisha is an agrarian State providing employment directly to around 70 % of the total work force. Therefore, agriculture plays a vital role in the economy of the State and the livelihood of majority of its populace. As a sequel to recommendations of 29th May, 2007 in the 53rd National Development Council (NDC) meeting “Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana” (RKVY) has been launched to address the slow growth in the Agriculture and allied sectors and is being implemented as an Additional Central Assistance to State Plan Scheme in all States.

The implementation of RKVY in the State has widened the dimension of developmental perspective in respect of agriculture and allied sectors. With much care and vision, the programme has been implemented ensuring a holistic development of Agriculture and allied sectors. The sub schemes under RKVY like BGREI, Sixty thousand pulses villages, INSIMP, NMPS, VIUC, Oilpalm and RADP have been implemented successfully resulting in improvement of major food crop production and productivity and livelihood support of the farming community. During 11th fi ve year plan period, signifi cant progress has been accomplished and the growth rate in agriculture sector of the State has crossed the target of 4 %.

We are greatly obliged and thankful to GoI offi cials of Ministry of Agriculture, DAC, for their moral support and active cooperation in providing the State a handful amount of fi nancial assistance under RKVY. We are extremely grateful to Dr. R.N. Senapati, Development Commissioner & APC and Sri B.K.Patnaik, Chief Secretary, Odisha for their moral support, guidance and inspiration for smooth implementation and monitoring of RKVY projects in Odisha.

I am delighted to say that this book is a compendium of highlights of achievements during 11th plan period under RKVY which in-deed acts as useful document for successful implementation by all the stake holders. The attempts made by the offi cials of RKVY Cell in documentation and publication of this book is highly appreciable.

(R.L.JAMUDA)(R L JAMUDA)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTAgriculture is the backbone of the economy of Odisha and the country as a whole.

Government of India has envisioned a growth rate of 4 % in agriculture in the back drop of present growth rate. To pull off this intention in a right way, one important mega scheme was launched namely “Rastriya Krishi Vikash Yojana” (RKVY). During 11th fi ve year plan period, tangible works have been accomplished in our state.

It is an immense pleasure to express that RKVY Cell of this department has taken up a noble step to publish one book on compendium of highlights of achievements of RKVY in the state during 11th fi ve year plan period (2007-08 to 2011-12) with exhaustive narration and photographs. The moral support received from Sri R.L.Jamuda, Principal Secretary, Agriculture and Dr. R.N. Senapati, Development Commissioner & APC is also heartily acknowledged. We are deeply inspired by encouragement received from Sri B.K.Patnaik, Chief Secretary, Odisha to whom we are deeply grateful. We owe our profound gratitude and honor to the senior offi cials of Ministry of Agriculture, DAC, GoI for providing the state a handful fi nancial support and their insightful inspiration and guidance for stepping ahead. We are also thankful to the Director of Agriculture, Horticulture, Soil Conservation, Animal Husbandry, Fisheries and heads of other implementing agencies for their heartily support and cooperation in successful implementation of the projects and providing information to the RKVY Cell which have enabled us to prepare this compendium. The supporting hands of Sri B.K.Dey, Agronomist and three other consultants of RKVY Cell have made it happened and for that we are thankful to them. Last but not the least, the much indeed cooperation of Agriculturist & my other colleagues in this department, Agriculture Information wing and RKVY Cell have made possible in bringing out this publication. We are really thankful to all of them.

I sincerely believe that this compendium will become an outstanding achievement by all the stake holders and a milestone in serving the farming community in the state.

(S. SAHU)

S.SAHU,OAS(SAG) Additional Secretary.

Agriculture Department-cum-Nodal Offi cer,RKVY,

Odisha,

CONTENTS

SL NO ITEM PAGE

Introduction & Background 11.

Basic Features & Aim of the RKVY 12.

Areas of focus under the RKVY 23.

Institutional Interventions 2-34. State Level Project Monitoring Committee 24.1

State Level Sanctioning Committee (SLSC) 34.2

State Nodal Offi cer 34.3

RKVY Cell 34.4

Preparation of DAPs 35.

Preparation of SAP 46.

Convergence 47.

Fund Flow Mechanism 48.

RKVY Projects 59.

Financial Position 610.

Output & outcome of RKVY in the state during 611. 11th Five year plan period

Effect of RKVY on Productivity and Production in the State 711.1

Sector wise output & achievement made under RKVY 8-5112. Agricultual Mechanization 8-1012.1

Popularisation of Agril. Machineries 812.1.1 Strengthening of Farm Machinery Development and 1012.1.2

Research Center (OFMRDC, Bhubaneswar)

Crop Development 12-2112.2 System of Rice Intensifi cation (SRI) 1212.2.1

Popularization of Hybrid Maize cultivation in the state 1312.2.2 Popularization of Hybrid Sunfl ower in PPP mode 1612.2.3 Popularization of new cultivars of mustard in PPP mode 1712.2.4 Up scaling of pulses 1812.2.5 Block demonstration of paddy 1812.2.6

Introduction and expansion of improved Pigeon pea Varieties 1812.2.7 in rain- fed ecosystem by ICRISAT

Frontline demonstration of Rabi Oilseeds and Pulses by OUAT 2012.2.8

Livelihood improvement of tribal through production and 2112.2.9 value addition of tuber crops, pine apple and organic spices

Natural Resource Management(NRM) 2212.3

Extension 24-2612.4 Establishment and strengthening of resource centres 2412.4.1 Capacity Building of Extension Personnel 2612.4.2

Horticulture 27-3012.5 Strengthening of old farm 2712.5.1 Protected Cultivation by Green Houses /Poly Houses/ Shade Nets 2812.5.2 Single line trellis system 2912.5.3 Distribution of vegetable minikits 2912.5.4 Integrated Onion cultivation 2912.5.5 Tissue culture banana cultivation 3012.5.6

Animal Husbandry 30-3412.6 Setting up of 26 DDLs& 4 RDILs 3012.6.1 Installation of Travis 3112.6.2 Construction of Frozen semen lab 3112.6.3 Strengthening of livestock breeding farm 3112.6.4 Improvement of poultry farm and establishment of hatcheries 3112.6.5 Mobile Veterinary Service 3212.6.6 Genetic up gradation and calf rearing 3312.6.7 Animal health camp in dairy intensive G.P.s 3412.6.8

Dairy development 3512.7 Strengthening of dairy units 3512.7.1 Expansion of cattle feed plant 3512.7.2

Strengthening of milk processing plant12.7.3 35

Fisheries 36-3812.8

Improvement and strengthening of fi sh farm 3612.8.1

Modernization of Chandrabhaga shrimp hatchery 3612.8.2

Emplacement of artifi cial reef along Puri coast in Odisha 3612.8.3

Replacement of wooden country craft with FRP boat 3612.8.4 for marine fi sheries

Assistance for net and boat for inland fi sherman 3712.8.5

Assistance to fi sh marketing infrastructure for both 3712.8.6 marine, inland and Chilka fi sherman

Integration of fi ngerling production, horticulture activities 3812.8.7 & capacity building in tanks developed under MGNREGS

Seed 39-4012.9

Strengthening of seed multiplication farm 3912.9.1

Construction and expansion of seed storage godown 3912.9.2

Establishment/strengthening of seed processing facilities 3912.9.3

Establishment/strengthening of seed certifi cation 39 12.9.4 and testing facilities

Establishment of gene bank for preservation of farmer’s varieties 4012.9.5

Production of certifi ed seeds 4012.9.6

Popularization of hybrid and stress tolerant paddy minikits 4012.9.7

Irrigation 40-4112.10

Command Area Development and water management 4112.10.1

Extension and distribution of lift irrigation projects 4112.10.2

Marketing and post harvest management 42-4312.11

Establishing of modern infrastructural facilities at APMC 4212.11.1

Construction of low cost onion storage structure 4312.11.2

Construction of Pusa Zero energy cold chamber 4312.11.3

Fertilizer & INM 44-4612.12

Establishment of soil testing laboratory 4412.12.1

Establishment and strengthening of micro nutrient lab 4412.12.2

Establishment and strengthening of fertilizer testing lab 4512.12.3

Management of acid soil 4512.12.4

Supply of Gypsum 4612.12.5

Organic farming/Bio fertilizer 46-4712.13 Establishment of Bio fertilizer production units 4612.13.1 Establishment of vermi compost units 4612.13.2 Establishment of vermi hatchery units 4612.13.3 Bio fertilizer application in pulses and oilseeds 4712.13.4

Integrated Pest Management (IPM) 47-4812.14 e-pest surveillance 4712.14.1 Integrated Pest Management through farmer fi eld School 4812.14.2

Agricultural Research 48-5012.15 Establishment and strengthening of KVKs 4812.15.1 Strengthening of Research stations of OUAT 5012.15.2

Cooperation/ Cooperatives 50-5112.16 Construction of storage godowns in PACS 5012.16.3

Creation of ginning & pressing infrastructure of 5112.16.4 KCGCS mill ,Kesinga

Completion of cold storage at Rayagada 5112.16.5 Replacement/Renovation of Bargarh Co-op Sugar Mill 5112.16.6

Sub schemes under RKVY 52-7313. Bringing Green Revolution in Eastern India(BGREI) 5213.1

Sixty Thousand Pulse villages 6013.2

Initiatives for Nutritional Security through 6213.3 Integrated Millet Programme (INSIMP)

Rain fed Area Development Programme (RADP) 6313.4

Vegetables Initiatives for Urban Clusters(VIUC) 6513.5

National Mission on protein Supplement (NMPS) 6913.6

Oil palm Area Expansion (OPAE) 7313.7

Summary 7514.

Photo gallery of meetings & GoI Visitors 76-7915.

Annexure - I16. 80-88

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INTRODUCTION

Agricultural Development in Indian context is at crossroad even after six decades of Independence. As a sequel to recommendations of 29th May, 2007 in the 53rd National Development Council (NDC) meeting, a special Additional Central Assistance Scheme namely Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY) has been launched to address the slow growth in the Agriculture and allied sectors. Department of Agriculture, in compliance of the above resolution and in consultation with the Planning Commission, has prepared the guidelines for the RKVY scheme, to be known as NADP (RKVY).

This Programme envisages incentivizing the States to draw up more comprehensive plans taking into confi dence the agro-climatic conditions, natural resource issues and technology. In Odisha, the scheme came into operation from 2007-08 and continuing aiming to achieve 4% inclusive growth rate in agriculture during the 11th 5 Year Plan Period in line with National Objective.

Background1. Agriculture is the mainstay of State’s economy and substance of life for the people. The

State Odisha is an agrarian state with Agriculture & Animal Husbandry Sector contributing more than 22.46 % to the Net State Domestic Product (NSDP) in 2006-07 at 1999-2000 prices and providing employment, directly or indirectly to 65 % of the total work force. The share of Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) from Agriculture during 2004-05 at constant price (1993-94) and at current price (2004-05) are 21.4% & 26.4% respectively. Evidently, agriculture plays a critical role in the economy of the state and the livelihood of majority of its populace. During 10th Plan period,, the growth rate achieved in agriculture and allied sectors in the state stands at about 2 % per annum. Therefore, the RKVY scheme became a supportive boon for Odisha state.

Basic Features & Aims of the RKVY2. It is a State Plan scheme and 100% funded by Central Government and aims at achieving 4% annual growth in the agriculture sector during the 11th Plan period, by ensuring a holistic development of agriculture and allied sectors.

It is based on the foundation of the District and State Agriculture Plans

It is an incentive scheme – allocations are not automatic.

It gives high levels of fl exibility to the states including approvals at the level of the state governments.

Projects with defi nite time-lines are highly encouraged.

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Encourages convergence with other programmes such as MGNREGS, SGSY, Watershed Mission etc.

Projects are being implemented under Stream-I (Project based) and Stream-II (Strengthening of schemes with resource gaps).

Areas of focus under the RKVY3.

Integrated development of major food crops such as wheat, paddy, coarse cereals, minor millets, pulses, oilseeds

Agriculture mechanization

Activities related to enhancement of soil health

Development of rainfed farming systems in and outside watershed areas, as also integrated development of watershed areas, wastelands, river valleys

Support to State seed farms

Integrated Pest Management schemes

Encouraging non-farm activities

Strengthening of Market Infrastructure and marketing development

Strengthening of Infrastructure to promote Extension Services

Activities relating to enhancement of horticultural production and popularization of micro irrigation systems

Animal husbandry and fi sheries development activities

Support to the State Govt. institutions that promote Agriculture/ Horticulture.

Study Tours of farmers

Organic and Bio-fertilizers

Innovative schemes

Institutional Interventions4.

For the innovative implementation of the scheme, the following institutional interventions and arrangements were taken up in Odisha.

State Level Project Monitoring Committee4.1

A State Level Project Monitoring Committee (SLMC) has been constituted under the Chairmanship of Agriculture Production Commissioner for scrutiny of the project proposals submitted by various Implementing Agencies before sanctioning the project proposals by the State Level Sanctioning Committee (SLSC).The committee sits time to time for smooth monitoring and implementation of the projects in the state.

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State Level Sanctioning Committee (SLSC)4.2

To oversee the implementation, a State Level Sanctioning Committee (SLSC) has been constituted under RKVY under the Chairmanship of the Chief Secretary to Govt. of Odisha with representation of Secretaries/ Directors of line departments, SAU, MOA, GOI vide Govt. Resolution No. Ag. PRE (NADP)-21/07-33648/Ag. dated 24.10.2007. Till date 10 number of SLSC meetings have been convened on 28.11.2007, 3.01.2008, 18.10.2008, 08.10.2009, 21.05.2010, 21.10.2010, 31.01.2011, 23.05.2011, 04.02.2012 and 18.07.2012 for sanction of projects of agriculture & allied sectors of the State under the Scheme.

State Nodal Offi cer4.3

State Department of Agriculture is the Nodal Department and IMAGE has been notifi ed as the Nodal Agency. Presently, Addl. Secretary to Govt., Agriculture Department has been designated as State Nodal Offi cer for implementation of RKVY in the State and ATMA has been assigned as the District Planning Unit at the District level vide Govt. Resolution No.- PRE(NADP)-21/07(Pt-I)-35842/Ag.Dated 17.11.2007 for implementing the programme.

RKVY Cell4.4

For effective coordination and smooth monitoring of execution of different projects launched in the state, the Agriculture Department has formed an RKVY Cell which has been started functioning from April 2010. One Depttl Offi cer and three State Consultants have been assigned to look after the monitoring and updating information related to RKVY projects in RDMIS designed by Ministry of Agriculture (MoA), Govt. of India. Monthly reviews on progress of RKVY projects is made by the Principal Secretary, Agriculture Department being the nodal deptt. and assess the progress, horizontal sharing and addressing the issues.

Preparation of DAPs 5.

All the 30 districts have formulated a District Agriculture Plan (DAP) by including the resources available from other existing schemes of line departments, District, State, or Central schemes such as BRGF, SGSY, NREGS and Bharat Nirman, etc. and keeping in view the agro ecological situations, natural resources and technological possibilities in each district. DAP was Formulated through respective District ATMA in collaboration with designated TSI.

Unique Features Comprehensive District Agriculture Plan (C-DAP)

Bottom to Top Approach.

Establishment of Agriculture Planning Unit at Village, Block and District level. Integration of Village Agriculture Plan into Block into District into State Agriculture Plan.

Active involvement of PRIs, local dignitaries and think-tanks at all levels in preparation and approval of the Comprehensive District Agriculture Plan (C-DAP).

Ensuring inter-linkage of C-DAP with (SREP)/ (ATMA), (PLP) and (TSI).

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Preparation of SAP6.

A comprehensive State Agricultural Plan (SAP) has been developed by integrating the District Plans. For such exercise, M/s D.J. Research & Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. Bhubaneswar has been appointed by vide Government Order No. 13230/ Ag., date 07.05.09.

Convergence7. Steps are being taken for convergence of programmes as envisaged under RKVY

objectives.

The District level functionaries have been sensitized to work on such convergence and conduct fi eld visits and symposia/workshops on inter disciplinary mode.

PRI representatives have been involved since from planning phase of C-DAP through implementation of various programmes.

Energisations of PLIPs are being encouraged through Biju Gramya Jyoti Yojana i.e. supply of subsidized diesel / electric Pumpsets.

Convergence with other programmes such as NREGS, Watershed Mission.

Fund Flow Mechanism8. (As per the directives of GOI, the State will become eligible to receive allocation on

the condition that the base line share of Agriculture and allied sectors in its total State Plan (excluding RKVY funds) is at least maintained and have been formulated.)

The SAMETI, Odisha (IMAGE, Bhubaneswar) has been designated as Nodal Custodian for receiving funds from GOI and release the funds to various implementing agencies as per the directives of State Nodal Department Head i.e, Principal Secretary, Agriculture Deptt., GoO, Bhubaneswar. The Directorate of Agriculture has developed online management system of RKVY funds and is operating fund management through online during fi nancial year 2011-12.

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Investments are placed under Stream I (Project based) and Stream-II (Strengthening of ongoing schemes/ Infra structure with resource gaps).The sector wise fund allocation for execution of the projects during 11th Five Year Plan period is given below.

RKVY Projects9. Since inception of RKVY in the State, 175 projects in Stream-I, 10 projects in Stream-II,

41 projects under 2nd Green Revolution and 9 projects in the sub- schemes, like, BGREI, 60,000 Pulses Village, INSIMP etc. with a total of 235 projects have been/are being implemented by 15 implementing agencies during 11th Plan period (2007-08 to 2011-12) with the aim and objective to increase production and productivity in different sectors including livelihood development of the farming community of the state. The year wise physical progress achieved so far is as under.

Year Total No. of projects approved by SLSC Total No. of projects completed

2007-08 21 192008-09 52 392009-10 11 92010-11 86 472011-12 65 6

Grand Total 235 120

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The implementing agency wise list of projects implemented during 11th Five Year Plan period have been presented at Annexure – I

Financial progress under RKVY from 2007-08 to 2011-12 10. ` in lakh

ItemsFinancial Position

2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Total

Funds received from GOI 3660.10 11544.00 12149.00 27440.00 35696.00 90489.10

Funds released to Project Implementing Agencies

(PIA)3660.10 11543.93 12018.56 27440.00 35826.51 90489.10

Expenditure 3660.10 11543.93 12018.56 27440.00 30194.24 84856.83

U.C Submitted to GOI 3660.10 11543.93 12018.56 27440.00 29601.98 84264.57

Financial Position for 2011-12 including Sub schemes under RKVY (Fig in `. in lakh)

Sl No Programmes Allocation

Funds released by GoI

Funds re-leased to

Implement-ing Agencies

U.C. Sub-mitted

1 Normal RKVY 21401.00 21401.00 24394.01 20234.18

2 Bringing Green revolution to Eastern India(BGREI) 6262.00 6262.00 6140.50 5591.00

3 60000 Pulse villages 990.00 990.00 990.00 509.324 Nutricereals (INSIMP) 295.00 295.00 295.00 246.655 Oil palm 1776.00 1776.00 1157.00 757.006 Vegetable cluster (VIUC) 1200.00 1200.00 800.00 800.00

7 Rain fed Area Development Programme (RADP) 2000.00 2000.00 600.00 600.00

8 National Mission on protein Supplements (NMPS) 1772.00 1772.00 1450.00 863.83

TOTAL 35696.00 35696.00 35826.51 29601.98

Output & outcome of RKVY in the state during 1111. th Five year plan periodDevelopment and Growth in Agricultural production and productivity has always been

a synergistic and cumulative effect of various ongoing schemes / projects and efforts put forth by all the stake holders involved. Some spectacular effects accrued out of grounding the RKVY projects refl ected in terms of increased production and productivity are enlisted below.

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Effect of RKVY on Productivity and Production in the State11.1

RKVY projects being implemented in the state are all aimed at enhancing production and productivity of different crops at large besides strengthening infrastructure, supporting all these endeavor to be more fruitful. Despite aberrant weather during 2008-09 and 2011-12 mainly severe fl ood, drought and unseasonal rain during harvesting period, there have been a signifi cant growth observed in production and productivity of crops in general and food grains in particular. Oilseeds have also exhibited an increase in production and these stand a testimony to the benefi cial effect of RKVY in the post implementation era. Overally, there has been remarkable achievement of food grain production during 2010-11 for which the state has received Krishi Karman Award at national level.

Year wise Productivity of major fi eld crops (Fig in Kg/ Ha)

Crop 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12Rice 1557 1720 1553 1609 1640 1471Maize 1602 2245 2291 2191 2570 2601Pulses 444 458 497 460 481 502Arhar 803 825 860 841 916 813Total Food Grains 1213 1344 1249 1258 1292 1198Groundnut 1599 1705 1791 1639 1680 1719Sunfl ower 936 981 925 902 1048 1062Total Oilseeds 719 804 848 776 828 862

N.B.: The decrease in productivity in rice during 2008-09 & 2011-12 is mainly due to severe natural calamities like fl ood, draught & unseasonal rain during harvesting period.

Citation given for Krishi Karman Award for 2010-11

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Sector wise output & achievement made under RKVY12. The sector wise output and outcome in respect of “Infrastructure and Assets” & “Production

Growth” of the completed projects of different implementing agencies have been compiled by the State RKVY Cell and have been uploaded in the public domain of the RKVY web site ,i.e, www.rkvy.nic.in. The salient features of sector wise output & achievement made under RKVY in respect of completed projects (infrastructure & assets as well as production growth) during 11 th Five Year Plan period are given as under.

Agricultural Mechanization12.1

In the present scenario, agricultural mechanization plays a signifi cant role in accelerating the production and productivity in agricultural sector.

Popularization of Farm machineries and agricultural implements12.1.1

The Government of Odisha is encouraging the farmers to adopt improved farm machinery & equipments by providing fi nancial assistance in form of subsidies under RKVY. Different agricultural machineries & accessories have been procured through OAIC and other approved

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dealers and supplied to the farmers in subsidy under RKVY which are quite helpful in taking up agricultural operations in time resulting in increase in production.

During 11th Plan period, the state has supplied 1,07,781 Nos. of different agricultural implements which resulted in yield improvement and reduced cost of cultivation, generation of self employment and increase of farm power to the tune of 283911 H.P. Besides, increase in cropping intensity has been achieved as a result of implementation of the project “Popularization of Farm Implements, Machineries and Equipments”. With the successful outcome of Popularization of farm machineries under RKVY, the farm power input touched 1.23 KWh/ ha by 2011-12. The subsidized supply of different farm machineries to the benefi ciaries are being done through online system operated by the Directorate of Agriculture, Odisha

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Under agriculture mechanization sector, total 1,07,781 number of farm machineries and agricultural implements have been supplied to the farmers of Odisha during 11th plan period,out of which some of the machineries stated below.

Power tillers-30725 Nos

Combine harvesters-288 Nos

Pumpsets-36444 Nos

Paddy Reaper-1492 Nos

Power threshers- 5705 Nos

Hydraulic trailers- 3481 Nos

Rotavator-56 Nos

Power operated Implements -970

Power sprayer-241 Nos

Water carrying systems -26850 Sets

Manual / Bullock drawn implements - 8673 Nos

Spl. Power operated implements-1471 Nos

Strengthening of Farm Machinery Development and Research Center (OFMRDC, 12.1.2 Bhubaneswar)

The Agriculture Directorate is equipped with a Farm Machinery Development and Research Center (OFMRDC, Bhubaneswar) which designs, and manufactures popular implements for supply to farmers.

It also indulges in training, testing and modifying the equipments as per the farmers’ requirement. Prototype of 550 nos of different implements both mannual and power operated has been developed by this centre..It also provides capacity building and skill upgradation of both unemployed youth and farmers.

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OFMRDC earlier known as “Govt.Implement Factory” was running with age old machinery which needed to be up-graded and strengthened so that the capacity of prototype development and batch production be enhanced. The research and development, testing, demonstration and training programs will accordingly gain momentum. In order to achieve the above objective, under RKVY (stream-II) scheme, funds to the tune of `440 lakh has been received for strengthening of Implement Factory, which has been fully utilized. A list of works, amount earmarked and expenditure so far is given below.

Purchase of new workshop machinery (heavy duty/light duty)

Purchase of (i)Testing equipment (ii)CAD/CAM software and plotter

Construction of testing yard, training hall, seminar hall, R & D laboratory, renovation of existing buildings, AC, audio visual equipment, furniture etc.

Hon’ble Chief Minister, Odisha,inaugurating OFMRDC,Bhubaneswar

Numerical Control Lathe & Surface Grinder

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Crop Development12.2

These projects are mainly production growth based and some important projects taken up under RKVY during 11th plan period pertinent to Crop development are as follows.

System of Rice Intensifi cation (SRI)12.2.1

SRI, methodology of rice production and popularisation of the resource conservation technology has been well disseminated and being practiced all through the State. Capacity enhancement through demonstrations, FFS and popularization of cost reduction methodology.

During 11th plan period, 80000 ha of SRI methodology demonstrations have been conducted covering 3,03,000 benefi ciaries in the state.

30 SRI Villages one in each district have been promoted during 2008-09 and 10 acres of SRI demonstration in 6234 G.P.s of the state have been conducted in 2009-10 which resulted yield increase up to 47- 50% over the control. Thus, it has been well accepted by the farming

Museum(Seeding Equipments)

Marker and Cono Weeder for SRI

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community because of low consumption of water, fewer requirement of seed (2 kg. per acre), high tillering potentiality and less labour input in comparison to traditional method of paddy cultivation.

Farmers across the State have shown willingness to take up the SRI methodology of their own with backward linkage in form of supply/ arrangement of markers and Cono/ Mandwa weeders at subsidized cost. Spread effect is also note worthy Increase in Rice production has been reported in crop cutting experiments and through farmer- scientist interactions.

12.2.2 Popularization of Hybrid Maize cultivation in the state.

A special project “Development of Maize in Kandhamal District” has been implemented with the objective of uplifting the livelihood perspectives of the farmers of this hilly & socio-politically challenged district. The programme has been taken up with the sole aim of area expansion, replacement of local varieties adoption of hybrids with scientifi c methods of cultivation, intensive training and amelioration of soil fertility in agro-ecologically challenged region of the State. 2000 hectares of traditional/ new areas have been covered in 200 nos. of micro water sheds. The projected was successfully completed in 2008-09 with expenditure to the tune of ` 117.27 lakh.

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During 2010-11& 2011-12, two projects on popularization of Hybrid Maize were implemented in PPP mode covering 15 districts indifferent agro climatic zones. Different critical inputs excepting the seeds were supplied to the farmers out of RKVY assistance and required quantities of Hybrid Maize seeds were purchased by the farmers from approved Hybrid seed Company at a negotiated affordable price fi xed by the state.

Hybrid Maize cultivation in Kandhamal district

Payment of Incentive in shape of Cheque to Hybrid Maize grower under RKVY’ 2011-12 in Angul District.

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This has resulted replacement of local maize with Hybrid maize resulting good yield motivated the farmers for more coverage under Hybrid maize at an increasing rate in subsequent years. Thus within a span of three years, the state has popularized Hybrid maize cultivation in 37000 ha covering 1, 46,000 benefi ciaries.

Up land paddy has been substituted by Hybrid Maize in Kalahandi district. as impact of this project

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Popularization of Hybrid Sunfl ower cultivation in P.P.P. endeavor.12.2.3

During 2010-11 and 2011-12, the Directorate of Agriculture has taken up projects for popularization of Hybrid Sunfl ower cultivation in the state by conducting demonstrations in 11800 ha covering 50000 benefi ciaries under P.P.P. mode. The seeds were purchased by the benefi ciary from seed company at a negotiated affordable price fi xed by the state and other critical inputs were supplied out of RKVY assistance. By this project, the domestic vegetable oil requirement was fulfi lled by the benefi ciaries.

This hybrid technology increased the yield up to 60 % which gives positive impact for adoption of hybrid Sunfl ower among the farmers in the state.

Hybrid Sunfl ower demonstration in Gajapati district

300 Acres of Hybrid Sunfl ower patch under RKVY in Nuagan village of Bhadrak district

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Popularization of new cultivars of Mustard in P.P.P. mode.12.2.4

This project aims at popularizing new cultivars of Mustard cultivation and replacement of traditional varieties for enhancement of yield. During 2010-11 & 2011-12 demonstrations of improved technology were conducted in 17610 ha benefi tting 32198 nos of farmers in P.P.P. mode. Different critical inputs were supplied to the farmers out of RKVY assistance excepting the seeds which were purchased by the farmers from approved seed Company. This demonstration resulted increase in yield of mustard up to 150 %. There by the domestic vegetable oil requirement was fulfi lled by the benefi ciaries and there is positive impact for adoption of different new cutivars of mustard by the farmers in the state.

Up scaling of pulses12.2.5

Under this project, 3 lakh number of input kit comprising of INM and IPM package were supplied to 3 lakh benefi ciaries for improvement of yield of pulse crops (Mung & Biri) in 60000 Ha. The results have impressed the pulse growers for adoption of proper package of practices for getting higher yield. The expenditure under this project was ` 1964.22 lakh.

Mustard demonstration in Rengali block of Sambalpur district

Mustard demonstration in Jharsuguda district

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Block demonstration of paddy12.2.6

This project mainly envisages technology demonstration of paddy similar to block demonstration under BGREI which was taken up during Rabi 2011-12 in 10000 ha conducted in 10 clusters in 6 districts under irrigated HYV ecosystem. The successful intervention like deep ploughing by tractor drawn M.B. Plough and line sowing by drum seeder, line transplanting by transplanter and marker or even manual line transplanting have got visible impact for adoption of the technology for getting higher yield.

Introduction and expansion of improved Pigeon pea Varieties in rainfed ecosystem 12.2.7 by ICRISAT

This project mainly aims at development of village level seed system to achieve self suffi ciency of farmer preferred improved high yielding/Hybrid disease resistant Pigeon pea varieties. Under this programme 597 qtls of Asha and Maruti and 2 qtls of Breeder seeds are supplied.Apart from these,5 varieties,i.e, ICPL-87119,ICPL-8863,ICPL-7035,ICPH-2671 &ICPH-2740 had been taken up under FPVT programme.In 1st year i,e. during 2011-12,the project was implemented in 3 districts Kalahandi,Nuapada and Rayagada. Three Workshop-cum- Trainings were conducted in 3 districts involving the benefi ciaries.

During 2011-12,3179.46 qtls of certifi ed pigeon pea seeds were produced by 1667 nos of farmers of 3 districts. Under this project, Foundation seeds production programme was taken up

Paddy transplanting by transplanter and specially designed 8 rows marker in Dunguripalli block of Sonepur district

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in an area of 10 Ha in KVK,Umarkote of Nawarangpur district from which 700 Kgs of Foundation seeds (350 Kgs of Asha and Maruti each) were produced.

Farmer Participatory Varietal Trial Section (FPVTS)

Post Harvest facility and equipment (Dal mill machine, polisher, generator and Spiral Seed Cleaner) delivered at the three Districts

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Under this project, 11 participants (Department of Agriculture - 7, District Coordinators - 3, and a State Coordinator) attended the 1st international Specialized Training course on pigeon pea seed production and management on November 7-12, 2011 at ICRISAT, Hyderabad. The course was aimed to improve the production of pure seeds of pigeon pea varieties and hybrids and management systems with emphasis on effective practices such as proper collection and characterization of materials; suitable screening for pests, diseases, drought, water logging and salinity tolerance etc.

This project is ongoing for the year 2012-13 and extended to Kantamal block of Boudh and Bongamunda block of Bolangir district badditional districts

Frontline Demonstration of Rabi oilseeds and pulses12.2.8

This project was implemented by OUAT during 2010-11 in 28 KVKs in the state. 112 nos of training programme and 56 Field Days have been organized to train 960 benefi ciaries on scientifi c method of cultivation of Oilseeds and Pulses in 280 Ha by which the state has been benefi tted producing 9105 qtls of oilseeds (Groundnut ,Toria, Sunfl ower and Sesamum) and 2847.18 qtls of Pulses ( Green gram,Blackgram & Chickpea)

Diagnostic fi eld visit to Moong Demo. at Jagatsinghpur

Field Day Celebration in Chickpea at Keonjhar

Farmers interacting with scientists in G.Nut Demo.Plots at Jagatsingpur

Sunfl ower FLD at Bolangir

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Livelihood improvement of tribals through production and value addition of tuber 12.2.9 crops,pine apple and organic spices

This project with a cost of `139.18 Lakh is implemented by SC&ST Development Department through OTELP in tribal districts of Kandhamal. Koraput and Kalahandi . The overall objectives of the programme were to achieve food and nutritional security, increasing household income through scientifi c method of cultivation and value addition, up-scaling of tuber

Demonstration of Yam cultivation by tribal benefi ciaries at different locations of Kandhamal,Kalahandi &Koraput district.

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crops area, contour cultivation techniques of pine apple, area expansion under organic spices, intercropping of turmeric and yam.

Through the sustained effort of Scientists, Regional Centre of Central Tuber Crops Research Institute and effective social mobilization by the NGO partner named “Pradan”, there has been signifi cant shift in terms of adopting scientifi c method of cultivation of tuber crops by the tribals of KBK Region. The kind of behavioral changes and agri-entrepreneurship inculcated by the tribals of these regions is indicated in tabular form as under.

Name of crop Area in ha

Yield in t/ha

yield in tons

Cost of cultivation

(lakh)

Gross income (lakh)

Net income (lakh)

Cost: benefi t ratio

Yam 25 20 500 23.50 60.00 36.50 1:2.6Elephant Foot Yam 10 30 300 24.60 45.00 20.40 1:1.8

Cassava 2 30 60 1.00 3.00 2.00 1:3.0

TOTAL 37 860 49.10 108.00 58.90

Natural Resource Management(NRM)12.3

Under this sector, subsector like water conservation structure and watershed development with activities like on farm development of SCDC and construction of Rain Water Harvesting Structures have been made in 19 Soil Conservation Demonstration/Pasture Development Centres and establishment of 7 Nurseries as well as Pasture Development Centres and improvement

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of shelter belt plantation at Golabandha resulting Comprehensive Development with creation of additional area for irrigation to the extent of 1126 Ha .The most visible impact is seen in Biswanahakani SCDC. The projects were implemented by the Director ,Soil Conservation.

Comprehensive development of SCDC , Biswanahakani

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Extension12.4

Establishment and Strengthening of Infrastructure of Resource Centres12.4.1

Under extension sector, various projects related to establishment, strengthening and renovation of infrastructure of resource centre were implemented by different agencies under RKVY during 11th plan period of which the major achievements are listed below.

The information wing of Agriculture Directorate has been modernized with set up of up-to-date offset bicolour/single machines resulting quick and easy printing of various informative books to disseminate message to the farmers and extension personnel around 6 lakhs per annum. This has facilitated in timely delivery of IEC / training material and publications to the targeted clientele and internal consumption for capacity building.

Up gradation of Statistical wing in Agriculture Directorate including 13 range offi ces helped a great way in automation of data processing and management information service(MIS) which disseminate the up to date information to the farmers

3 nos of Regional Institute Training and Extension in agriculture(RITE) at Rangeilunda,Mahisapat,Bolangir and Minor Irrigation & Water Use (MIWU) training institute at Bhubaneswar were renovated with modern teaching facilities by which both in service & refreshers trainings could be made on different schemes and latest technical knowhow of fi eld functionaries (around 2500 nos) throughout the year.

Hon’ble Chief Minister, Odisha inaugurated the renovated campus of RITE,Rangeilunda

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Strengthening of 2 nos of training institutes of Fisheries Department at Balugan and Paradip were made. Through these training institutes, large nos of unemployed youth are being trained to take up pisciculture as a lucrative livelihood option. Trained farmers have done culture of prawn in scientifi c manner& their economic conditions have been improved.

19 new and 2 renovated Resource Centres cum Training Halls have been constructed by Director, Soil Conservation with capacity of training 500 farmers per batch.

Construction of Farms Information Advisory Centre(FIAC) : During 2008-09,100 Numbers of FIAC buildings with investment of `25.00 lakh each have been constructed in 100 blocks to facilitate the farmers for dissemination of Latest technology and information related to Agriculture and allied sectors. These FIACs are very purposefully utilized for conduct of various trainings, delivery of farm inputs etc. Also the same project is replicated for implementation in another 100 blocks with fi nancial allocation of `35.00 lakh each and the construction is continuing. By this project, farmers are getting single door service on all aspects of crop production

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I nfrastructure Development of IMAGE(SAMETI): This project with a cost of `396.13 lakh implemented by IMAGE which is intended to construct an advanced well furnished training centre with offi cers Training Hostel for regular conduct of various trainings.

Capacity Building of Extension Personnel & Alternate Extension (Krushak Sathi)12.4.2

As a major revamping measure, a thorough capacity building programme was taken up under RKVY in collaboration with reputed national level institutions like, MANAGE, EEI, NIC etc.

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360 offi cers (group-A &B), have under gone training at these institutes and the input received has been refl ected in implementation of schemes and increased work ethics. 18 batches of technical personnel from Agriculture / Agri- Engineering and Home science wing across the State had been trained in an umbrella of areas at MANAGE, Hyderabad.

2720 Nos of extension personnel (Group-A,B &C) had been trained at leading training. institute outside and inside odisha

6234 Krushak Sathi had been trained at 3 RITEs and at district level there by the knowledge, skill and managerial ability of the trainees has been developed.

2600 grass root level extension functionaries & 80 offi cers were imparted knowledge on Market Led Extension at IMAGE which ultimately lead to disseminate knowledge on agricultural produce marketing to the farmers.

100 nos of extension personnel of Horticulture department, have gone for exposure visit by which the knowledge, skill and working effi ciency has been updated on different sectors.

57 seed certifi cation personnels and 65 nos of seed growers have been trained by OSSOPCA on advanced seed production technology and enriched knowledge, skill and attitude by which 15-25 % area raised under seed production.

This kind of training and exposure has not only boosted the techno-managerial acumen but also raised their morale and is being refl ected through the delivery of outputs.

Horticulture12.5

Under Horticulture sector, various projects related to infrastructure and assets creation have been implemented. Activities like establishment /Rejuvenation/Strengthening of Horticulture Farms and establishment of Green Houses /Poly Houses/ Shade Nets for Protected Cultivation were well taken up which have promoted for boosting up horticultural produce.

Strengthening of Old farms12.5.1

Under RKVY Horticulture Deptt. has made strengthening of old horticulture farms up to the area of 1181 acres with establishment of model nurseries with green house/poly house/net house resulting creation of additional Quality Planting Materials to the extent of 7.90 lakh per annum.

The Horticulture farm at Ekamrakanan is developed and transformed in to a model demonstrative farm with increased production capacity of excellency for visiting farmers and students.

By the development of mega nursery,at Kalinga,the QPM production is increased to manifold which will cater the need of QPM of Kandhamal and other districts of the state.

8 nos of govt. farms in non NHM districts have been strengthened to a model farm to increase in production of QPM.

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Establishment of Green Houses /Poly Houses/ Shade Nets for Protected 12.5.2 Cultivation

3 Nos of model nurseries have been established with Green Houses /Poly Houses/ Shade Nets for protected cultivation by which the production capacity of QPM have been increased to 2.72 lakh per annum per nursery which in turn will boost the area expansion in the state.

130 poly house/green house have been established by 130 nos of private entrepreneur in different district that will help in raising of seedlings and 1.6 lakh of planting materials per year.

Apart from these infrastructure projects, some projects based on production growth implemented by the Director, Horticulture under RKVY during 11th plan period are as follows.

Establishment of model nurseries at Boudh with set up of green house and net house facilitating mango graft production.

Modernization of Tirtol Hort. farm with set up of Green house and net house and also undergoing tomato seed production in 10 acres

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Single line trellis system12.5.3

To increase the effi cacy of production of cucurbits, an innovative measures have been taken for establishment of 5000 nos of Single line trellis system by 5000 benefi ciaries of different district covering total 200 Ha, by which, the pest and disease intensities is reduced with increase in production of cucurbits like Pointed gourd, Spine gourd etc.

Distribution of vegetable minikits12.5.4

During 2009-10, ,two lakh nos of vegetable seed minikits intended to replace traditional varieties with improved and high yielding varieties of different vegetables have been distributed to 1,25,855 farmers of the state covering 1000 ha which resulted increase in vegetable the production of the state.

Integrated Onion Cultivation12.5.5

During 2010-11,3600 quintals of improved quality onion seeds were distributed to 10000 farmers of the state covering an area of 1000 ha which resulted increased yield in onion in the targeted area with introduction of better High Yielding Varieties and technical knowhow.

Cultivation of Pointed gourd with single line trellis system in Sonepur district

Cultivation of Small gourd by Babuparida in Sanakhemundi block of Ganjam district

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As a successful farmer, one Sri Subash Chandra Pradhan of Sukapalli village of Lunibahal G.P. of Harbhanga block has taken up integrated onion cultivation in an area of 1 acre under RKVY by Horticulture deptt. . The farmer has been supplied with Onion seeds and one Drip irrigation set by Horticulture deptt.One large scale Onion storage structure was constructed at G.P. Head quarter taking assistance from NABARD.

Tissue Culture banana cultivation12.5.6

This project with a project cost of `225.68 lakh was implemented by the Director, Horticulture, Odisha during 2011-12 which envisages to make the state self suffi cient in banana production and generate revenue for the farmers. Under this project, tissue culture banana cultivation was taken up in potential banana growing district of the state in 500 ha. The required planting materials were supplied to the farmers in a subsidised rate of `1/-per plantlet.

Animal Husbandry12.6

Under Animal Husbandry sector, different projects on creation of infrastructure and assets based on animal health and breed improvement were taken up during 11th plan period are as follows.

Setting up of 26 District Diagnostic Laboratories and strengthening of 4 Regional 12.6.1 Disease Investigation Laboratories

This Project involving cost of `720.0 Lakh implemented by Director, Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services which has facilitated diagnosis of animal diseases and testing of 300 samples of blood, urine, stool etc.

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Installation of Travis 12.6.2

During 2009-10 & 2010-11,1024 nos of travis have been procured and installed in the VDs and LI Centres in the state with a project cost of `98.15 lakh which provide for safe and smooth veterinary service of the state.

Construction of Frozen Semen Lab 12.6.3

Under RKVY assistance, one frozen Semen laboratory with a project cost of `97.97 lakh has been established at Cuttack which has facilitated 10 lakh of quality semen for AI programme in the state.

Strengthening of live stock breeding 12.6.4 farms

2 Livestock breeding farms at Chipilima and Keonjhar have been strengthened under RKVY assistance.The construction work has been completed and 300 numbers of improved goat breeds have been inducted in Chipilima Farm for intensive goat farming in the state.

Improvement of poultry farm and establishment of hatchery12.6.5

Improvement of poultry farm and 20 numbers of hatcheries have been taken up under RKVY assistance during year 2008-09 and 2009-10 by which 6000 numbers of birds housed for producing 4.5 lakh of chicks per annum for supplying to the farmers in affordable price for livelihood support.

Development of poultry farm & Training hall at Koraput

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In addition to these infrastructure projects, some projects based on production growth are also implemented by Director, Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Science.

Mobile veterinary Service12.6.6

The Director, Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services established mobile veterinary units to strengthen the service delivery mechanism to examine general health condition and treat the livestock on the spot on free diagnostic service as well as surveillance and monitoring of livestock and poultry diseases and popularize the use of herbal preparation for treatment and control of various livestock diseases.

During 2011-12, 41 nos of mobile veterinary units were provided in 10 tribal dominated districts of the state namely Bolangir, Kalahandi, Keonjhar, Koraput, Mayurbhanj,Malkangiri, Nawarangpur,Nuapada, Rayagada and Sonepur. This system of diagnosis and disease management improved the productivity and livelihood support of the poor tribal farmers

Physical achievement

District No of units Awareness meetings Animals treated Vaccination

Bolangir 4 725 55621 45400Kalahandi 7 272 19831 38500Keonjhar 4 179 56718 11300Koraput 3 320 92188 39700Malkangiri 3 66 26697 16300Mayurbhanj 5 143 112261 12800Nawarangpur 2 236 10561 12300Nuapada 7 530 20578 38350Rayagada 3 662 9218 51500Sonepur 3 252 31970 30800TOTAL 41 3385 435643 296950

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Genetic up-gradation of Cattle and female cross bred calf rearing 12.6.7

Genetic up gradation and Calf Rearing Scheme is being implemented in 27 districts of our State covering 19090 female CB calves during 2010-11 and during 2011-12, 20345 calves have been covered under the scheme till date against the target of 20000 calves to be covered during the year. Dairying has become a medium for generation of assured income, among the farming community of the State.

Balanced feeding, deworming and insurance supports are being provided to the calves booked under the scheme and is widely appreciated by the farming community.

The scheme has motivated the farmers to take up dairy as a profi table means of livelihood support among rural poor and it has been observed that more farmers have been motivated for Artifi cial Insemination of their cows.

Due to the insurance coverage provided under the scheme, the farmer is not sustaining loss in case of death of animal and being encouraged to take up as a profi table means of livelihood.

Sri Satyabarata Sahu, Commissioner-cum- Secretary, ARD visiting MVU in Deogan block of Bolangir district

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It has motivated the farmers to produce Crossbred calves through Artifi cial insemination instead of natural indiscriminate breeding and in long run, it will not only enhance the livelihood support of the farmers but also help the state to be self suffi cient in milk production in future.

Animal Health Camp in Dairy Intensive GPs12.6.8

This project is intended to improve reproductive performance in dairy cattle and is running successfully under RKVY assistance. The Dairy Intensive GP Health camps are conducted in selected 1700 Dairy intensive GPs of the state only. All the districts except 4 districts namely Kandhamal, Deogarh, Jharsuguda and Sundargarh have been taken up under this programme. There will be two health camps in each Dairy intensive block in a year. The camp will provide health care services along with awareness and information to the people for promoting preventive, curative veterinary services. Special focus would be reducing infertility problems in dairy cows and to induce heat through controlled breeding programme. The farmers will get access to scientifi c treatment & AI services at their door step.

Physical Achievement (2011-12)

No. of districts covered - 26GP Health Camp - 463Deworming Camps - 924Total no. of Camps in GPs - 2387Total No. Villages covered - 51349Total no. of Animals treated - 255807

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Dairy Development12.7

Under Dairy development sector, different projects based on creation of infrastructure and assets focusing on strengthening of dairy units and milk processing were taken up by OMFED during 11th plan period are as follows.

Strengthening Dairy Units12.7.1

Dairy development projects at Puri, Nayagarh, Khurda, Boudh, Balasore, Bhadrak, Sambalpur, Bargarh, Jharsuguda, Sonepur and Keonjhar have been taken up by OMFED during 11th plan period under RKVY assistance through which 215 nos of Primary Milk Producers Society have been formed comprising of 10784 members.Through these societies, around 13000 litres of milk are being procured daily. By this intervention, the rural farmers are encouraged to adopt dairy as an additional income generation activity and employment throughout the year with increased economic status.

Expansion of cattle feed plant12.7.2

Expansion of cattle feed plant at Radhamadhabpur; Khuntuni has been taken up under RKVY assistance with a project cost of `582.81 lakh which additional production capacity has been enhanced to 30000 MTs per annum

Strengthening Milk Processing Plant12.7.3

Establishment of Ice cream plant at Chandrasekharpur has been made by OMFED during 2009-10 with 50 % of fi nancial assistance under RKVY to the tune of `198.77 lakh. The

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surplus milk has been utilized for production of value added milk product, i.e, Ice cream 3000 litres per day.

Fisheries 12.8

During 11th plan period, under fi sheries sector, few projects based on infrastructure and assets creation related to activities like improvement and strengthening of fi sh farms and hatcheries were taken up by the Director, Fisheries.

Improvement and Strengthening of Fish Farms12.8.1

Eight numbers of fi sh farms with project cost of `196.0 lakh have been upgraded and modernized under RKVY assistance as a result; these fi sh farms are able to supply 40 millions fi ngerlings value of `40 lakh per year which will substantially increase in fi sh production of the state.

Modernization of Chandrabhaga shrimp hatchery12.8.2

During 2008-09,Chandrabhaga shrimp hatchery was modernized under RKVY assistance of ̀ 270.0 lakh as a result, the hatchery is able to provide L. Vannamei seed for culture additional 100 Ha of water area yielding 1000 MTs of export quality shrimp to earn foreign exchange of to the tune of 300 lakh for annum.

Emplacement of artifi cial reef along Odisha at Puri Coast12.8.3

This is a pilot project for design, fabrication and emplacement of artifi cial reef along Odisha coast at Puri with a project cost of `74.90 lakh intended to provide shelter for breeding of fi shes along sea coast which ultimately help fi sherman for fi shing. The project has been completed during 2008-09.

Replacement of wooden country craft with FRP boat for marine fi sheries12.8.4

To facilitate safe marine fi shing, the Director of Fisheries is implementing a project for replacement of wooden country craft with FRP boat for marine fi sherman. During 2011-12, the details of output of this project are given as under.

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Sl No ADF(Marine) Target Sponsored Achievement

1 ADF(M),Kujanga 20 20 12 ADF(M),Balasore 30 15 13 ADF(M),Puri 70 71 714 ADF(M),Ganjam 30 16 15 ADF(B&T),Balugaon 30 30 30

TOTAL MARINE 180 152 104

Assistance for net and boat for inland fi sherman12.8.5

During 2011-12, the Director of Fisheries has provided assistance to 149 nos of inland fi sherman of the state for net and boat against the target of 400 Nos . For the rest of cases fi nancing is pending at bank level.

Assistance to fi sh marketing infrastructure for both marine, inland and chilka 12.8.6 fi sherman

To facilitate easy and effective marketing of fi shes, assistance have been given to both marine, inland and Chilka fi sherman for providing marketing infrastructures like bi-cycle with ice box, motor cycle with ice box and auto rickshaw with ice box. During 2011-12,the achievement under this project in respect of these support are as follows.

Marketing infrastructure Target Sponsored AchievementBicycle with Ice Box 1050 820 121Motor cycle With Ice Box 200 231 23

Auto Rickshaw with Ice Box 40 9 0

Integration of fi ngerling production, horticulture activities & capacity building in 12.8.7 tanks developed under MGNREGS

This project is intended to integrate fi ngerling production as well as horticultural activities in tanks excavated under MGNREGS. The mandates of this project are as follows.

Cover small and marginal farmers having Multipurpose farm pond developed under MGNREGS

Ensure additional income to the tune of `0.26 lakh from sale of fi ngerling and vegetable cultivation from 0.20 ha water area

Meant for culture of fi ngerlings/ fi sh and horticulture activities on the tank bund.

Project cost for an unit of 0.2 ha `0.30 lakh (` 0.26 lakh for raising fi ngerling/ fi sh culture + `.0.04 lakh for horticultural activities)

Subsidy back up- 50% of loan amount by RKVY

Partnering fi nancial institution- Dist. Central Coop Bank (DCCB)

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Repayment period- 12 months

Issuing authority of Matsya Credit Card- DCCB

Commencement of the program on 10.7.2011 by the Hon’ble Chief Minister, Odisha at Jeypore, Koraput

During 2011-12,a total cases of 1275 nos of tanks with area of 261.86 ha in the state have been sponsored to bank out of which 881 cases with area of 175.35 ha have been sanctioned and 307 cases with area of 61.32 ha have been achieved. For the rest of the cases the progress is continuing in 2012-13.

Hon’ble Chief Minister,Odisha handing over Matsya Credit Card to a benefi ciary

in Koraput - An innovative approach under RKVY

Sri Satyabrata Sahu, Commissioner-cum- Secretary, Fisheries & ARD visiting fi ngerling

production in Multi Purpose Farm Pond (MPFP) under MGNREGS in Bahanaga block

of Balasore district

Fingerling production, horticulture activities in tanks developed under MGNREGS in Kantapada block of Cuttack district

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Seed 12.9

Under seed sector, different projects based on creation of infrastructure and assets related to the activities like strengthening of govt. seed farms, construction of seed storage godowns, establishment/ strengthening of seed processing facilities, establishment/ strengthening of seed certifi cation and testing laboratories were taken up during 11th plan period are as follows.

Strengthening of Seed Multiplication Farms12.9.1

During 11th Plan period, 57 govt. seed farms in different districts of the state have been strengthened by which 29197 quintals of additional quantity of seeds has been produced resulting increase in SRR in the state.

Construction and expansion of seed storage godowns12.9.2

Construction of 17 nos of seeds storage godowns with storage capacity of 8500 MTs have been taken up by Director, Agriculture in newly created DDA,Ranges resulting increase in SRR in the state.

10 nos of seed storage godowns at Keonjhar,Mayurbhanj, Khurda, Puri Jagatsingpur, R ayagada,Sundargarh,Sambalpur,Bolangir,& Bhawanipatna were constructed by OSSC with storage capacity generated @ 525 MTs in each godown.

2 nos of dehumidifi ed refrigerated seeds storage units at Khurda ( Chandaka) & Bargarh were renovated by OSSC with storage capacity of 400 MTs of groundnuts seeds.

Establishment/ Strengthening of 12.9.3 Seed Processing Facilities

4 Nos of seed processing plants at Bolangir, Boudh, Nawarangpur & Kuchinda were installed with construction of building which created processing capacity of 2700 MTs. The projects were implemented by OSSC.

8 nos of mobile seed processing plants for groundnut seed were grounded by OSSC with seed processing capacity of 2400 MTs which in turn will increase SRR of the state.

Establishment/ strengthening of seed certifi cation and testing facilities:- 12.9.4

6 nos seed testing laboratories were established at Sambalpur,Balasore, Barchana, Bhawanipatna, Baripda and Jeypore by OSSOPCA under RKVY assistance to increase the seed testing facilities in the state.

Establishment of one organic certifi cation laboratory at Bhubaneswar has been made by OSSOPCA for promotion of organic farming and seed production in the state.

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7 nos of seed certifi cation offi ce building at Baripada, Bolangir, Jeypore, Berhampur, Cuttack, Sambalpur and Balasore have been constructed by OSSOPCA under RKVY assistance to facilitate seed certifi cation in the state.

Establishment of gene bank for preservation of farmer’s varieties 12.9.5

Odisha is the centre of origin of rice having large nos of local cultivars which are going to be extinct. For preservation of these local germ plasm of farmer’s varieties, Director, Agriculture has taken a noble step to establish one gene bank at State Seed Testing Laboratory (SSTL), Bhubaneswar with a project cost of `200 lakh under RKVY assistance. The project is under progress.

Besides these infrastructure projects, some projects based on production growth implemented under RKVY during 11th plan period are as follows.

Production of Certifi ed Seeds12.9.6

The Odisha State Seed Corporation (OSSC) has taken up one project on “Production of Certifi ed Seeds (Pulses)” with project cost of `16.43 lakh during 2010-11 to increase the pulses production in the state. By this project, 723.085 MTs of pulses seeds like Mung, Biri and Field pea were produced out of 1440 Hect covering 2970 nos of benefi ciaries.

Popularization of hybrid and Stress tolerant HYV paddy minikits12.9.7

During the year 2010-11,4525 nos of paddy seed minikits of Ajay,Rajalaxmi (Hybrids) and Swarna Sub-1(submergence tolerant variety) were distributed among 4525 nos of benefi ciaries covering 477.08 ha by Director, Agriculture. This has resulted a positive swing among the farmers for adoption of different hybrid and submergence tolerant HYV rice in the state.

Irrigation12.10 To create and increase irrigation potential in the districts having less than 35% of irrigation,

different projects based on infrastructure and asset creation have been taken up by CADA as well as OLIC during 11th plan period under RKVY assistance.

SSTL at Bhubaneswar is being modernized to set up gene bank

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Command area development and water management12.10.1

During 11th plan period, command area development and water management programme have been taken up by the JDA,CADA under RKVY assistance to increase the irrigation potential in the medium and minor irrigation projects in the state by construction of fi eld channel and distributory system in the irrigation projects. The works have been executed in the irrigation projects like Budhabudhiani,Salia, Pilasalki, Ghodahada Sarapgarh,Bhaskel along with improvement of CADWM in Salki command in Baba Goudabudha, Nuapali, BabaTrinath,Girisingha and Maa Khambeswari Mahila Pani Panchayat.

So far, under Budhabudhiani irrigation project, implementation of CADWM activities has generated the permanent assets like a) RCC linked channel-24680 mtrs, b) Onlined channel-89000mtrs, c) Field drains-8000 mtrs. Under CSD,374 hydraulic structures and 46 channel gates have been constructed. This will provide assured irrigation up to 4050 Ha.

In addition to these construction works,18 nos of Farmers Training. & 9 Nos of FFS and 300 ha of MCDP have been conducted to educate the farmers for effective use of water in cultivation. Other projects are in progress.

Extension of distribution of Lift Irrigation projects12.10.2

For effective use of water in the L.I.Point ayacuts, proper distribution system is essential. Keeping this in view, Odisha Lift Irrigation Corporation (OLIC) has taken up a pilot project for extension of distribution system during 11th Five Year Plan period under RKVY. Accordingly,

Field channel constructed in Budhabudhiani irrigation project

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2386 nos of LIPs have been selected for extension of distribution system through PVC pipe to prevent from leakage and seepage loss of water in the LIP ayacuts and smooth management of irrigation water.

Marketing and post harvest management 12.11

Under marketing and post harvest management sector, different projects based on infrastructure and assets related activities like establishment modern infrastructural facilities at APMCs, Construction of Onion Storage Godowns and post harvest management facilities like Pusa zero energy cold chamber have been implemented during 11th fi ve year plan period. These projects were executed through OSAM Board and Director, Horticulture.

Establishing Modern Infrastructural Facilities at APMCs12.11.1

2 nos of specialized maize mandi have been established at Umarkote and Raigarh

2 nos of cotton market yards have been established at Parlakhemundi and Berhampur

One vegetable market at Gunpur by RMC,Gunpur

Multipurpose commodity market at Nayagarh by RMC,Bhadajhola

Maize market at Luhagudi, Parlakhemundi, by RMC, Parlakhemundi

Maize Mandi at Umarkote

Flori market at Berhampur in fi nal stage of construction

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Flori market at Berhampur by DRMC,Berhampur

Development of market yard at Chhatranga in Boudh district

Krushak bazaar at Udala

Rahama hat,Kujang hat by RMC, Jagatsingpur

Cattle market and PPC,Chuliposi by RMC,Udala,Mayurbhanj

After completion of maize mandi at Umarkote, Raigarh and Parlakhemundi & cotton market yard at Parlakhemundi and Berhampur. Procurement of cotton and maize has been increased resulting good marketing facilities in the district.

Construction of low cost Onion Storage Godowns12.11.2

During 11th fi ve year plan period, 3600 nos of low cost onion storage structures have been constructed with a capacity of 2 MTs each by which, the farmers are benefi tted to store their produce and are getting good price avoiding distress sale.

Construction of Pusa Zero energy cool chamber12.11.3

Zero energy cool chamber is an on-farm rural oriented storage structure which operates on the principle of evaporative cooling was developed at IARI, New Delhi. It needs locally available raw materials such as bricks, sand, bamboo, dry grass, jute cloth etc. The rise in relative humidity (90% or more) and fall in temperature (10–15°C) from the ambient condition could be achieved by watering the chamber twice a day.

600 nos of Pusa Zero energy cold chambers have been constructed by the farmers as a result; the farmers are able to store vegetables for a shorter period to have a good market price.

Onion Storage Structure of Smt Mukta Pradhan, Vill: Bimalbeda Block: Banrapal

Onion storage structure of Sri Kedar HansDahanpalli Block: Boden (Nuapada)

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Fertilizer & INM 12.12

Establishment of Soil Testing Labs12.12.1

11 nos of laboratories located at Bhubaneswar, Cuttack, Balasore, Baripada, Sambalpur,Sundargarh,Bhawanipatna,Semiliguda,Bolangir, Berhampur and Phulbani with a capacity of testing 1,32,000 soil sample per year with facilities of modern equipments for testing micronutrients in addition to NPK.

Establishment/Strengthening of Micro-Nutrients Labs12.12.2

The soil fertility status in respect of secondary and micronutrients of the state will be prepared for which a project namely “Profi ling of secondary & micronutrients in soils of Odisha” was taken up under RKVY for studying the status of secondary and micronutrients of the soils of Odisha up to Gram Panchayat level. As per the programme 9 geo-referenced samples per G.P. (3 each from High, Medium and Low land) had been collected and analysed with reference to secondary nutrients like Ca, Mg and S and micronutrients like Fe, Mn, Zn, Cu, B and Mo.

This analysis work was taken up in 6 Nodal Laboratories namely, Bhubaneswar, Balasore, Baripada, Sambalpur, Berhampur and Semiliguda. The analysis was carried out with

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the help of “Technical Support Team” (4 Analysts per Laboratory).OUAT and ORSAC were the two collaborative partners for the project. While ORSAC provided re geo-referenced sample collection points, the Soil Science Department of OUAT extended its support by way of imparting training to the Analysts, analysis monitoring and data validation. Both the agencies also helped in preparation of GIS based fertility maps. So far, based on analysis results soil fertility maps for 13 districts have been prepared and map preparation for rest 17 districts are under progress. Such maps will act as an indicative guideline in deciding the need based application of micronutrients to various crops thus arresting their defi ciency and promoting balanced use of fertilizers. By this, the farmers will be benefi tted for using optimum dose of micronutrients.

Establishment/Strengthening of Fertiliser Testing Labs12.12.3

One Fertilizer testing laboratory has been established at Bhubaneswar with a capacity of testing 400 samples.

Management of Acid Soils 12.12.4

Liming is a desirable practice when soil is acidic (pH < 5.5). Liming improves availability of Calcium and Magnesium, reduces fi xation of Phosphorus and Molybdenum, corrects the toxicity arising out of Aluminum and there by promote root growth. Out of the various liming materials, Paper mill sludge (PMS) is the cheapest available source in the state.

The PMS contains 25 to 35% Calcium. During the year 2007 – 08 & 2008 – 09, One lakh M.T. of paper mill

Sulphur & Zinc status map of Puri district

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sludge has been supplied and utilized in 2.0 lakh hectares. In this regard, expenditure has been incurred to a tune of ̀ 1009 lakh. Improvement in yield of different Non Paddy crops ranging from 14 to 34 % over Avg. yield have been achieved.

Supply of Gypsum12.12.5

During 2008-09, 1300 MTs of Gypsum have been supplied to the 78155 nos of benefi ciaries for treatment of soil in 32066 ha in pulses and oilseeds especially in groundnut crops resulting 10-15 % increase in yield.

Organic Farming/ Bio fertilizer12.13

Establishment of Bio-fertiliser Production Units12.13.1

Popularisation, production & supply of Bio-fertiliser for Paddy crop through grounding of 41 nos BGA units with a capacity of 33 MTs of BGA was made which helped for cost optimization of Nitrogenous fertilizers and cost of production.

Establishment of Vermi Compost Units12.13.2

Vermi-composting is the biological degradation and stabilization of organic waste by earthworms and microorganisms to form vermin-compost. The organic carbon in vermi-compost releases the nutrients slowly and steadily into the system and enables the plant to absorb these nutrients. In order to popularize vermi-composting and promoting organic farming, vermi-compost units were established under RKVY.

19,270 nos of vermi compost units have been established creating capacity of production of 1,30,970 MTs of vermi compost per year.

Establishment of Vermi Hatchery Units12.13.3

Popularization, production and supply of quality earth worm & Compost have been made available through establishment of 713 nos. vermihatchery units in the state with a capacity for

Director,DRD,Patna visiting vermin hatchery in Kantapada block of Cuttack district

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production of 1514 MTs of verms per year at village level leading to produce of high quality organic matter and has shown a way for income generation and bio- recycling.

These kinds of intervention have stepped towards adoption of organic farming in the state.

Bio-fertilizer Application for Pulse and Oilseeds12.13.4

To popularize application of bio fertilizer,one project was implemented by Director, Agriculture for application of Bio fertilizers ( Rhizobium culture &P.S.B) in pulses during 2007-08 covering an area of 94558 ha benefi tting 189332 farmers of the state. Increase in crop yield of pulses and oilseeds to the extent of 10-15 % over the control have been reported and widely accepted by the farmers in the subsequent years.

Integrated Pest Management (IPM)12.14

e-Pest Surveillance12.14.1

One innovative project related to activities like e-Pest Surveillance and Pest management Programme was taken up during 2010-11(17 districts) and 2011-12 (13 districts) by the Director of Agriculture under RKVY to render pest surveillance and monitoring covering paddy and

Vermi-hatchery unit of Ahalya PatelVill: Ulba Block: Patanagarh (Bolangir)

Vermi-hatchery unit of Sanjay PradhanVill: Kendukata Block: Rairakhol

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non paddy crops with the help of Farmer Friends, scouts and pest monitor and Block level Technical Offi cer.

The web assistance was given by NCIPM and subsequently by NIC, Bhubaneswar through agrisnet. The pest monitoring was done through regular surveillance, mass awareness among the farmers by creating attention of pesticide industry, CRRI, OUAT and NCIPM. Advisory was sent through e-mail and auto SMS by mobile phone which checked the crop loss up to 5 %.

Integrated Pest Management through Farmers’ Field School12.14.2

Capacity enhancement in use of judicious chemicals and IPM measures. Empowerment has been the prime focus from the beginning which has enabled the farmers to adopt IPM techniques for maximizing production and arresting production costs and awareness on deleterious effects of non-judicious/ indiscriminate pesticide use.

Implementation of this project in the state during 2007-08 could able to improve technical knowhow of 7000 farmers on pest & diseases. By effective surveillance occurrence of disease & pest was minimized.

Agricultural Research 12.15

Establishment/Strengthening of KVKs 12.15.1

During 11th Plan period, the Director of Extension Education, OUAT has implemented the projects for strengthening of infrastructure in 28 KVKs of the state. Under this project,t 28 KVKs of the state have been strengthened with facilities of 108 units like Bore well, Poultry,Goatery,Dairy, Mushroom and Aquaculture unit,Vermi yard,Threshing fl oor, Poly house and mini processing plant developed in KVK to provide benefi ts to the farmers of 28 districts in the state.

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POLY HOUSE(KVK Balasore) Mushroom spawn production unit, JSG

Mini Seed Processing Plant, Bargarh Dairy Unit, Sambalpur

Aquaculture Rearing Unit, Keonjhar Borewell, Sundargarh

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Strengthening of Research Stations of OUAT12.15.2

Infrastructure development and strengthening of research station at Bhubaneswar

Infrastructure development and strengthening of RRTTS,Chipilima,Ranital,Bhawanipatn a,Jeypore,Kendrapara,Umerkote,Nayagarh ,Phulbani, have been made

e- connectivity to the different research stations

Apart from these infrastructure projects, some new innovative research projects were also carried out by the Dean, Research, OUAT to facilitate the research work to fi nd out farmer benefi tted techniques suitable for Odisha eco system as follows.

DNA fi nger prints of OUAT released varieties

Genetic enhancement of indigenous aromatic rice,

Conservation of normal maize for protein improvement.

Production and popularization of bio control agents

Development of ecofriendly system for management of major insect pest, Protection of plant varieties,

Development of integrated farming system for small and marginal farmers

Cooperation/Cooperatives 12.16

Construction of Storage godowns in PACS12.16.1

This project is being implemented by the Registrar, Cooperative Societies,Odisha for construction of 298 rural godowns in the district namely,Balasore, Cuttack, Mayurbhanj,Bolangir, Ganjam, Dhenkanal Koraput, Kalahandi, Kandhamal Puri,Sambalpur and Sundargarh with a capacity of 250 MT each at PACS level to ensure availability of required infrastructure for storage of food grains with fi nancial assistance of ` 4092 lakh under RKVY during the year 2010-11.The project is continuing.

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Creation of ginning & pressing infrastructure of KCGCS mill ,Kesinga, 12.16.2 Kalahandi

KCGCS Mill, Kesinga has taken up a project namely creation of ginning and pressing infrastructures to develop the economic interest of the cotton cultivars of Kalahandi district with the fi nancial assistance under RKVY to the tune of `235 lakh during 2011-12.After creation of processing infrastructure the mill has processed 1.46 lakh quintals of Kapa as against the last year process of 0.79 lakh quintals. Due to increase in processing facilities farmers are more benefi tted by availing cotton processing at their door steps.

The major achievements due to the implementation of the projects has enabled the mill to produce contamination free lint cotton as per the requirement of national and international market by which the local farmers are benefi tted by getting better price.

Completion of cold storage at Rayagada12.16.3

During 2011-12, Odisha State Cooperative Marketing Federation Ltd. (OSCMF) established a 5000 MT capacity cold storage at Rayagada; a tribal district in the state for storage of tamarind, potato, fruits and vegetables being produced by them in and around Rayagada under RKVY assistance to the tune of `85..84 lakh.

Replacement/Renovation of equipments and machineries of Bargarh Co-op 12.16.4 Sugar Mill

During 2011-12, renovation & replacement of old and damaged equipments & machineries of Bargarh Sugar Mill were made out of RKVY assistance by which the mill is able to crush 55000 MTs of cane and stepping towards profi t. The following machineries have already been replaced and renovated.

Ginning & pressing infrastructure created in KCGCS Mill,Kesinga

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Electronic Pannel Board, Air Circuit Breaker, Oil Starter, Power turbine, Vacuum Filter, Construction of RCC Chimney, Renovation of A.C. Condenser, Installation of Economiser, Repair of FMG gear box of Mill house, Installation of Dust collector, Civil Foundation of Spray pond, Replacement of old leaking exhaust vapour stream pipes and other civil & replacement work have been completed as per the project proposal except Renovation of pans, Installation of curing machines and Vapour Rotor Body, Realignment of Hydraulic & ,Replacement of molasses pump and Massecuite Machine.

Sub Schemes under RKVY13.

“Bringing Green revolution to Eastern India”(BGREI)13.1

There is signifi cant gap between productivity potential and present level of productivity of rice. In order to bridge this gap, the Govt. of India emphatically reiterated the implementation of Green Revolution in major rice producing states more particularly the states of Eastern India considering the crucial importance of food security in the country.

The GOI accordingly started implementation of one special programme “Bringing Green Revolution to Eastern India” (BGREI) which is intended to address the constraints limiting the productivity of rice based cropping systems in eastern India comprising 7 states namely Assam,Bihar, Chhatisgarh, Jharkhand, Odisha,Eastern Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal so as to enhance and stabilize the agriculture productivity in these areas.Union Budget 2011 has allocated additional `400 crores under Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana for extending green revolution to the Eastern Region of the country in continuation to the allocation made during 2010-11.

Renovation & Replacement of equipments & machinaries of Bargarh Sugar Mill

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Rice Eco Systems in Odisha

Rice ecosystemsArea under

Rice inLakh hect

Major Stress (Physical)

I. Rainfed1. Upland 7 Drought prone

2. Medium land 4 Fairly stress free

3. Lowland 23

a) Shallow water 13 Water logging less severe and fl ood prone

b)Semi-deep water 8 Water logging and fl ood

c) Deep water 2 Early drought, fl ood and water logging

Sub Total (1+2+3) 34 -

II. Irrigated Kharif 8 Water logging arising out of poor drainage, un-controlled irrigation and rain water

Rabi 3 Low temperature at early seedling stage.

Total Irrigated 11 -

TOTAL 45 -

BGREI Focus on Odisha, the preparatory meeting addressed by Hon’ble Chief Minister ,Odisha

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Area of operation

The programme was implemented in 15 Non NFSM –Rice districts of Odisha namely Puri, Khurda Cuttack,Jagatsingpur,Kendrapada, Bhadrak, Balasore,Mayurbhanj, Sambalpur, Bargarh, Sonepur, Koraput, Rayagada, Gajapati and Ganjam, during 2011-12.

Programme for Odisha (2011-12)

Total Outlay `6262.00 Lakh involving Technology promotion in 52 compact blocks of 1000 hectares Outlay- `3752.04 Lakh

Rice ecology specifi c technologies

Emphasis on line sowing/ transplantation, land preparation, INM

Hybrid rice promotion

Involvement of Progressive farmers & NGOs

Asset building- Outlay `1168.96 Lakh

Water source development

Promotion of Pump Sets (11690+)

Site specifi c local needs- Outlay `1341.00 Lakh

Construction of irrigation promoting devices / Drought proofi ng arrangements/ Community Threshing fl oor / Community storage godown.

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During 2011-12,the site specifi c activities as per local needs at 172 locations of the state are taken up as follows.

Sl No Activities taken up Nos of location1 Construction of Community Threshing Floor 562 Construction of Seed/input Godown 353 Construction of Community L.I.P./Deep BoreWell 754 Construction of Check dam 35 Water Harvesting Structure 3

TOTAL 172

Nos of Block Demonstration patch of Rice in 1000 Ha size clusters

Rice Agro-Ecological Situations

Rainfed up land Rainfed low land Irrigated Rice Total

HYV Hybrid 4 20 26 2 52

N.B.: 52 Clusters have been achieved against the GOI allocation of 44 clusters within the same fi nancial outlay.

Community threshing fl oor constructed under site specifi c needsin Nimapara block

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Total farmers benefi tted :72075 in 15 districts Stake holders of BGREI Programme

CRRI : Nodal Technical Institute to supervise, guide, improve quality of interventions & documentation for which one scientist to each district has been assigned and they are visiting the districts

OUAT/KVK : Facilitating close monitoring of the implementation, ensure technological interventions & ensure feedback.

NGO Partners for facilitating benefi ciary selection and coordinating with farmers for timely execution of the programme.

Focus Field activities taken up in BGREI Block demonstration clusters Land Preparation ,Line Sowing &Transplanting

Deep ploughing followed by land preparation in all the clusters Use of Drum Seeder. Use of Rotavators followed by sowing in seed drill in many of the districts. Manual Line transplanting in most of the patches Use of transplanters in many districts.

Use of Drum Seeder & Line Transplanting in BGREI cluster

Use of Transplanter in Ganjam and Puri district

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Paddy Transplanting by Transplanter in Balasore & Mayurbhanj district

BGREI cluster in Jagatsinghpur district with NGO friends wearing BGREI uniform

Profused number of effective tillers (28-42) in Naveen Variety in rainfed shallow land cluster in Sonepur district

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Seed varieties/Hybrid used and seed treatment

Rainfed Uplad : Lalat, Khandagiri, MTU-1001, MTU-1010

Rainfed Shallw low Land : Pooja, Pratikshya, CR-1014, CR- 1018, MTU-7029, Naveen, BPT 5204, RGL 2537, Barsadhan, Ketakijoha, Savitree, Sarala, MTU-1001, MTU-7029, Lalat, Khandagiri,

Irrigated HYV : Pooja, Pratikshya, CR-1014, CR-1018, MTU-7029, Naveen, BPT-5204, RGL-2537, Barsadhan, Ketakijoha, Savitree, Sarala, MTU-1001, MTU-7029, Lalat, Khandagiri, MTU- 1010

Hybrid : Ajaya, Rajalaxmi

The seed supplied have been treated with Thiram in all the clusters and seedling root dip has been done specifi cally in transplanted rice.

Period of sowing/Transplanting

Sowing- June last week to 2nd week of July.

Transplanting – Started from 3rd week of July and completed by 1st week of September.

Micro-nutrient used (Zinc/Boron) -ZnSO4 has been applied

weedicides used:- Pretilachlor

The progamme was successfully implemented in the state with a great response and enthusiasm from the benefi ciary farmers towards the technological interventions like deep ploughing, Line sowing/ transplanting, application of Zinc Sulphate etc. This was refl ected in the crop cutting reports from different districts in various agro-climatic zones as stated below.

Comparative Yield in Rainfed Upland

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Comparative Yield in Rainfed Shallow Low Land

Comparative Yield in Irrigated High Yielding Variety

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The mandate of the project was reduction of gap in between the actual and potential productivity of rice in the districts by 50% leading to an average increase of about 0.5 tons per hectare of crop yield for rice as well as wheat. The response obtained was much higher than the expectations in almost all ecological situations except rainfed uplands in Koraput and Baragarh districts which was due to the moisture stress conditions prevailed in the month of July and August. However the impacts of the interventions like line sowing/ transplanting is quite visible and has captured the minds of the farmers in the project and adjoining area as well for adoption in years to come. BGREI created a lot of hope among the farmers of the state to increase the production and productivity of rice and thereby strengthening the economy of the farming community.

“Sixty Thousand Pulses villages” 13.2

This was intended to accelerate Pulses Production Programme (A3P) with In-situ moisture conservation measures (Farm Pond).The total fund outlay for the state is `990.00 lakhs out of which `447.00 lakhs was spent for A3P block demonstration of 9000 ha in clusters of 250 Ha size and `543.00 lakhs was provided for construction of 585 Nos. of Farm Pond of size 20x20x3 M with polythene lining for in situ water conservation.

Comparative Yield in Irrigated Hybrid

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District wise up construction of Farm Ponds under 60000’Pulse village (RKVY-2011-12)

District Nos of farm ponds proposed

No of farm pond completed

Poly lining com-pleted

Mayurbhanj 52 52 52Balasore 112 110 100Bhadrak 16 12 12Jajpur 25 21 21Dhenkanal 30 29 29Keonjhar 36 27 25Jharsuguda 17 15 12Cuttack 18 17 17Kendrapara 20 16 16Jagatsinghpur 29 27 26Nayagarh 20 19 19Puri 32 18 17Khurda 10 09 08Subarnpur 13 09 07Sambalpur 34 31 27Sundargarh 11 10 10Deogarh 11 10 10Ganjam 50 38 32Rayagada 05 01 00Kalahandi 14 10 07Bolangir 31 28 28TOTAL 585 509 475

Construction of farm pond in Jagatsingpur &Puri district

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Initiatives for Nutritional Security through Integrated Millet Programme 13.3 (INSIMP)

This programme is intended to enhance millet production in the state. The programme was implemented in 3 districts ,i.e,Koraput, Rayagada and Ganjam in 7500 Ha benefi ting 8500 nos of farmers.The project cost is `295.0 lakh and the expenditure for the year is `246.65 lakh. Apart from demonstrations the farmers were also trained on improved technologies and scientifi c agronomic practices of millet cultivation.

The results of the block demonstration showed positive impact for adoption of proper input packages.the neighbouring farmers of the demonstration site will adopt the improved package of practices by observing the yield of demonstration plots.

Unit-A-Area in “000” Ha,P-Production in “000” MT,Y-Yield in Kg/Ha

Crop District

Normal (Avg. of last 5 Years from 2005 -06 to

2009-102010-11

Av. yield ob-tained from

demon during2011-12A P Y A P Y

INSIMP Districts

Ragi Koraput 73.47 58.19 791 73.10 56.79 777 1190

-do- Rayagada 25.91 24.89 961 24.63 15.62 634 986

-do- Ganjam 46.71 42.71 914 48.77 48.36 992 1008

Non INSIMP Districts

Ragi Gajapati 11.05 9.71 878 11.30 10.54 933 -

-do- Malkangiri 7.30 5.80 785 7.56 4.39 581 -

-do- Kalahandi 5.84 4.33 747 3.32 3.85 1160 -

Ragi demonstration(INSIMP) in Ganjam district under RKVY

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Rain fed Area Development Programme (RADP)13.4

The programme namely “Rain fed Area Development programme”(RADP) aims at improving the quality of life of farmers’ especially small and marginal farmers by offering a complete package of activities to maximize the farm returns for enhancing his/her food and livelihood security This project is implemented by Director, Soil Conservation, Odisha

Area of Operation

All the rain fed areas (i.e. areas which are not covered under assured means of irrigation) having large extent of cultivable land and potential for increasing agriculture productivity are to be covered under RADP.

In Odisha,all the districts except Boudh are covered under this scheme with a total coverage of 3633.11 ha in 166 clusters of 172 villages benefi tting to 7869 nos of farmers in the state.

The main focus of activities under the scheme are -

A) Diversifi ed farming system

B) On farm development and value addition

The details of achievement made in respect of diversifi ed farming system in the state during 2011-12 under RADP are given below.

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Diversifi ed farming system Area in Ha Farmers benefi tted

Cereal based cropping 1489.15 3086

Oilseed based cropping 588.50 1356

Fibre based cropping 19.00 90

Pulse based cropping 703.70 1636

Hort. Based cropping 42.36 272

Fishery based farming 72 162

Live stock based farming 84.00 138

Silvi pastural system 20 30

TOTAL 3018.71 6770

Under onfarm development and value addition activities, the details of achievement during 2011-12 are as follows

On farm development and value addition activities Area Nos of unit Farmers benefi tted

Seed production unit 17.60 5 40Machinery bank unit 4 176

Poly houses 23 23Water management activities 316 189 521

On farm development 280.80 77 339Value addition intervention 2

TOTAL 614.40 300 1099

Horticulture based cropping under RADP in Banspal block of Keonjhar district

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Vegetables Initiatives in Urban Clusters(VIUC)13.5

Vegetable Initiative in Urban clusters (VIUC):a sub scheme of RKVY is implemented by the Director, Horticulture, Odisha which aims at ensuring virtuous cycle of production and productivity of vegetables in the state to enhance the income for the farmers and meet the consumer needs of urban areas. The Production and productivity of vegetables and profi tability of farmers can be enhanced by encouraging ‘off-season’ production under protected cultivation in green houses, shade net houses. etc for generating income round the year. This project focuses on several fronts like. production, logistics covering post harvest handling, storage, transportation, marketing, distribution and policy reform.

During 2011-12,in the fi rst phase, one cluster has been set up comprising of Bhubaneswar, Cuttack, Jajpur and Banki areas to meet the needs of consumers of Bhubaneswar and Cuttack city for which the following activities have been taken up.

Initially, a base line survey has been conducted to assess the supply chain to selected city & identify bottlenecks & growing clusters (Existing & Potential)

333 groups of Farmers Producer Organisation(FPO) has been formed with fi nancial assistance @ `2000/farmer

60 groups of FPOs have been trained @ `1500/ farmer.

2995 farmers have opened their accounts in the Bank and online payment has been facilitated.

4 nos of Vegetables Seedling Prodn. Unit have been set up @ `31.20 lakhs/each unit

An area of 505 ha has been taken up for vegetable cultivation around the periphery of Bhubaneswar and Cuttack city taking open pollinated (300 ha) and hybrid vegetables (205 ha) with IPM/INM package as well as with organic farming.

On farm development activities under RADP in Keonjhar district

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Under post harvest management,14 nos of Refrigerated Vans,30nos of Vending cart/cool carts along with one Cold storage have been set up.

For marketing purpose, 4 nos of Aggregation centres and 25 Vending outlets have been approved out of which 2 nos.(at Unit-IX & Unit-II) are operationalised. Others are in progress

Vending Outlets in Bhubaneswar Periphery (20 nos)

Sl.No Proposed Locations BMC Approval

1 Near Pal height , Jayadev Vihar Approved2 Air Port Chowk Approved3 Near Patia Big Bazar Approved4 Near Siripur Approved5 Near Sahid Nagar Durga Mandap Approved6 Nursery (Unit-2) Approved7 Unit – IX (Near Regional College) Approved8 Near Directorate of Horticulture Approved9 In front of OMFED Factory, Chandrasekharpur Approved

10 Sailashree Vihar Approved11 Kalinga Nagar Approved12 Khandagiri Approved13 Sum Hospital Approved14 Bargarh Approved15 Near Jharpada Approved16 Near Pokhariput Approved17 Near Appolo Hospital/Right side of Sainak School Approved18 Cuttack Road / Laxmi Sagar / Kalpana Approved19 Near Tankapani Road Approved20 Near Old Town Area Approved

Besides this ,another 5 nos of vending outlets proposed to set up in Cuttack

One Cold Store including the sorting and grading unit at Trisulia, Cuttack is under progress

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Formation of Farmers’ group Farmers Training

Opening of Bank Account Farmer’s ID for Online Payment

Collection of Fresh Vegetables directly from farmers

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Use of Refrigerated Vans for Transportation

Vending Cart Online Payment to Farmers

Vending outlet in Bhubaneswar

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National Mission on protein Supplement(NMPS)13.6

This is a centrally assisted scheme launched by Ministry of Agriculture, GoI to take up activities to promote animal based protein production through livestock development i.e, , goatery, dairy farming and fi sheries in selected blocks.

Goatery

For the economic upliftment of the farmers and to generate employment, goat farming is being promoted under the sub scheme “NMPS”. The scheme envisages nutritional balance for consumers in terms of animal protein intake ensuring growth in meat production and holistic development of Animal Husbandry & Dairy sector.

Main objectives of the scheme are

To set up goat units with scientifi c management for better price realization

To promote better health care and management practices for higher productivity and higher returns.

To build the capacity of the local community member for undertaking goat production as a profi table enterprise.

To develop this project area as training, demonstration fi eld with an intention for expansion and replication by involving the people’s participation.

To meet the demand of goat meat by improving the total production

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Physical programme

Nos of units with 50 goats - 266

Nos of units with 100 goats - 10

Total nos of units - 276

Achievements

Nos of benefi ciary selected for unit of 50 - 246

Nos of benefi ciary selected for unit of 100 - 10

Nos of clusters identifi ed - 20

Goat scout selected - 18

Nos of sheds constructed at farmers end - 26

Nos of units inducted with Goats - 3

Dairy

Under NMPS,programme a special project for dairy development, GoI has allocated `618 lakh to Odisha state for the year 2011-12 .This programme is being implemented through Odisha State Co-operative Milk Producers’ Federation Ltd.(OMFED).The focus area under this programme is as follows.

Installation of bulk milk coolersA. Purchase of road milk tankers B.

In order to achieve the milk production target of 5 lakh Lit per day, OMFED has proposed 22 nos of Bulk Milk Coolers with 58000 Lit per day capacity and purchase of 2 nos of Road Milk Tankers to overcome the diffi culties of transport of milk from point to point.

As a matter of sample, a 5000 LPD capacity BMC installed at Adaspur Unit of Cuttack Milk Union in Cuttack District by which the additional milk procurement has gone up by 4000 LPD.

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Fishery

This is a centrally assisted scheme launched by Ministry of Agriculture. Fisheries inter-alia constitutes one of the focus areas under this Scheme. The Government of India have suggested to improve the protein supplement of the country through the special scheme called as “National Mission for Protein Supplement” (NMPS), wherein the GoI has allocated a sum of `9.04 crore for Odisha state.

NMPS concerned to fi sheries sector is intended to

To increase the inland fi sh production to meet the demand of the state.

To increase the yield to 5t/ha/annum

To ensure income generation and employment

To increase the fi sh production from reservoirs from the present level of 14000 MT- 20000 MT per annum

Bulk Milk Cooler

Road Milk Tanker used in Milk Transportation

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To increase the fi sh catch per unit effort involved in reservoir.

The physical achievement under the sub scheme during 2011-12 is given below.

Pond Development

During 2011-12,programme for pond development for total area of 380 ha which includes 188 ha with bank fi nance and 192 ha without bank fi nance with a total fi nancial outlay of `570 lakh. Against the bank fi nance, no of cases sponsored to bank, sanction position is given as under.

Progress No. Area Amount in lakhs

Cases sponsored 187 247.19 1087.20

Cases sanctioned 38 59.29 246.81

Cases fi nanced 31 47.05 129.84

Cases pending 149 187.90 840.39

Besides this 18 nos ponds developed with an area of 34.22 ha incase of without bank fi nance.

Reservoir Fisheries Development

Under the sub scheme“NMPS”,Reservoir Fisheries development is taken up at Upper Kolab reservoir covering 3500 ha water body with a fi nancial outlay of `334 lakh in coordination with Minakshi PFCS in consultation with different stake holders. By this time, all the members of PFCS have given orientation training for successful implementation of the programme.In this reservoir, 48 nos of cages of size 6X 4X4 m are to be installed as a result 480 MT of fi sh will be produced from 1 cage within a culture duration of 18 months.The development of cage culture is under progress.

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Oil palm Area Expansion (OPAE)13.7

A special initiative has been taken under RKVY during 2011-12 for implementation of a special programme on Oil Palm Area Expansion (OPAE) in order to augment the production of palm oil by 2.5 to 3.00 lakh tonnes in the next 5 years across the country.

It is proposed to undertake area expansion in 4300 hectares during 2011-12 through Special Programme on Oil Palm Area Expansion (OPAE) under RKVY in the state. Priority was given to expand area under the purview of existing mills so as to increase the technical and economic viability of their operations. The scheme is intended to provide incentives to growers for identifi ed critical interventions viz; planting material, compensation for loss of income of the farmers during the gestation period, pump set, drip irrigation system, support for intercropping, vermi-compost pit, bore wells/water harvesting tanks/fertigation tanks, PP chemicals/INM/IPM/ fertigation/tree guards etc.

This scheme is implemented by the Director, Horticulture, Odisha.Under the special scheme, an allocation of `1776.00 lakh was made for the state against which `1157 lakh have been released to the implementing agencies and the expenditure has been incurred to the tune of `444 lakh and the progress is continuing.

The component wise achievement under the sub scheme -OPAE, during 2011-12 are given below.

Installation of Cages in Upper Kolab Reservoir

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Planting materials supplied for taking up new plantation @ `10000/per ha- 4300 ha

Maintenance cost paid to the benefi ciary for @ `6000/per ha- 4300 ha

Drip Irrigation set supplied@ `10450 /- per ha -1650 nos

Diesel / Electric pumpsets @ `10000 /- each - 2000 nos

Supply of inputs for intercropping in Oilpalm @ `10000 /-per ha -1850 ha

Assistance for INM,IPM, Fertigation, P.P. Chemicals, tree guards etc. @ `5000 /- per ha-3700 ha

Construction of vermi compost at oilpalm fi eld @ `10000 /- per no -550 nos

Subsidy for borewell @ `50000 /- each- 400 no

The rest of the components are being continuing during 2012-13

Oil Palm cultivation in Kukudakhandi block of Ganjam district

Oil Palm cultivation in Barapalli block of Baragarh district

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SUMMARY

To reach the envisioned target of RKVY in the state, concerted efforts are put for ushering an era of more inclusive growth in line with the national agenda. A lot of priority is being bestowed upon input management, technology dissemination and adoption of scientifi c package of practices, marketing and value addition and infrastructure development on such lines. Seed storage godowns, Creation of farm power & mechanization, Development of prototypes of farm machineries, Farm Information Advisory Centers, Seed Processing Plants, Cold Storages, Soil and fertilizer testing laboratories, Bio fertilizer production centres, Disease diagnostic labs for animals, Frozen semen lab for A.I. in animals, Field channels and improvement of irrigation system, Training hall and Resource centres, Development of dairy and milk processing plants, Cattle feed production plant, Creation of ginning & pressing infrastructure of KCGCS mill ,Kesinga, Replacement and renovation of equipments and machineries of Bargarh Co-op Sugar Mill, Marketing Infrastructures and mandis for various agro horti produces by APMCs, Vending outlets so called “Udyan Fresh” ,Community threshing fl oors and Farm ponds for insitu moisture conservation are some of the infrastructures and assets created in the state under RKVY.

Besides, a lot of efforts are being put in the context of ICT. Online fund monitoring of RKVY by the Directorate of Agriculture, e-pest surveillance, on-line fertilizer licensing and registration for purchase of farm equipments and machineries, establishment of farm ponds and operation of telemarketing centre online purchase and payment to vegetable growers by the Directorate of Horticulture has been some of such interventions in the state.

The Government is giving more emphasis on the participatory mode of such developmental programmes involving all stake holders from formulation to implementation.The programmes are being made more pro-poor, the predominant section of the society. All these kinds of endeavour will certainly have synergistic effect in attaining the aim and objectives of the nation’s mission and in turn will develop the economy of our state as well as our country as a whole.

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(Meetings & fi eld visit of GOI offi cials)

PHOTO GALLERY

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Sri P.K.Basu, Secretary, Agril, GoI, along with other GoI offi cials in review meeting on BGREI in

the state.

Workshop on C-DAP preparation chaired by Chief Secretary Odisha

Agril. Secretary, GoI along with other offi cials attending BGREI meeting

Sri Mukesh Khullar,Joint Secy (Crops).GOI discussing with Principal Secretary, Agril. Odisha

and other offi cials in the Directorate

Sri G.C.Pati,IAS,the then Addl. Secy. GoI reviewing progress of RKVY in the state

Dr.Gurbachan Singh discussing with Offi cers & KVK Scientists on progress of BGREI

at Sambalpur

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9th SLSC meeting of RKVY on 4.2.2012

Sri G.C.Pati,Addl. Secy.GOI visiting nursery raising by Paddy Transplanter under BGREI in Sonepur district

Dr. Gurbachan Singh,Agril. Commissioner,GOI visiting BGREI cluster in Bargarh district

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Farmers’ Interface with Joint Secretary, Ministry of Agriculture, GoI.& Depttl. Offi cers in Khurda District

GOI Visitors visiting BGREI cluster in Sambalpur & Gajapati district

GOI Visitor , NGO friends and Offi cials visiting BGREI cluster in Jagatsingpur district

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ANIMAL HUSBANDRY & VETERINARY SCIENCESTREAM - I

1 Dev. Of Chipilima farm 2007-08 52.00 52.002 Setting up 26 DDL & Strengthening of 4 0RDIL 2008-09 720.00 720.00

3 Strengthening of livestock breeding farm, Chipilima, Keonjhar 2008-09 145.00 145.00

4 Strengthening of frozen siemen bank Cuttack 2008-09 97.97 97.975 Improvement of poultry farm and estt. Of hatchery (20) 2008-09 1226.20 1160.606 Installation Travis (3469) 2008-09 83.00 83.007 Assisting farmers to take up integrated fodder production 2010-11 898.50 727.00

8 Genetic upgradation of cattle & female cross breed calf rearing 2010-11 2211.00 2211.00

9 Installation of Travis(1024) 2010-11 15.15 15.1510 Improvement of Trg infrastructure 2010-11 175.00 175.0011 Mobile Veterinery Service 2011-12 1309.70 330.90

12 Organisation of camps for popularisation of Frozen Semen Artifi cial Insemination (FSAI) by contraolled building 2011-12 1050.00 187.50

Total of STREAM-I 7983.52 5905.12STREAM - II

13 Fodder farm, Chipilima 2007-08 5.00 5.00Total of STREAM-II 5.00 5.00

SUB-SCHEME14 Implementation of Goat Scheme (NMPS) 2011-12 250.00 250.00

Total of AH & VS 8238.52 6160.12

OMFEDSTREAM - I

15 Dairy Dev. At Puri, Nayagarh, Khurda & Boudh 2007-08 468.73 468.7316 Dairy Dev. At Balasore & Bhadrak 2008-09 748.83 748.8317 Dairy Dev. At Sambalpur, Bargarh, Jharsuguda & Soneppur 2008-09 545.05 545.0518 Dairy Dev. At Keonjhar 2008-09 611.86 611.86

19 Expansion of cattle feed Plant at Radhadamodarpur, Khuntuni 2008-09 582.81 582.81

20 Expansion of existing capacity of Bhawanipatna Dairy from 10000 LPD to 30000 LPD 2008-09 411.89 255.95

21 Estt. Ice-Cream Plant at CS pur, Bhubaneswar 2009-10 198.77 198.77

22 Value addition of Hort. Produce of Orissa at OMFED Agril. Processing Centre (OMPAC) 2009-10 175.77 175.77

23 Dairy dev. For Kalahandi dist. 2010-11 379.10 290.00

24 Expansion of OMFED Training & Demostration Centre at Jagannathpur, Khurda 2010-11 232.10 232.10

Annexure-I

IMPLEMENTING AGENCY WISE, PROJECTS TAKEN UP DURING 11TH PLAN PERIOD ` IN LAKH

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25 Establishment of a new Dairy plant at Anugul of 30 TLPD 2010-11 601.28 495.00

26 Establichment of 10000 Ltrs. Capacity Milk chilling unit at Umarkote. 2011-12 59.00 59.00

Total of STREAM-I 5015.19 4663.87SUB-SCHEMES

27 Esst. of Bulk Milk Cooler (NMPS) 2011-12 618.00 618.00Total of OMFED 5633.19 5281.87

FISHERIESSTREAM - I

28 Modernisation of Chandrabhaga Shrimp hatchery 2007-08 270.00 270.00

29 Pilot Project for design, fabrication and emplacement of Artifi -cial Reef along Orissa Coast, Gopalpur 2008-09 74.90 74.90

30 Improvement of State fi sheries Inst., Balugaon 2008-09 70.00 70.0031 Upgradation and modernisation of fi sh seed farm 2008-09 196.00 196.0032 Improvement of Brakish water Trg. Centre, Paradeep 2008-09 40.00 40.00

33 Integration of fi ngerling production, Horticulture activities & capacity building developed under MGNREGS 2011-12 775.00 253.75

34 Demonstration of Cage culture in Reservoirs of Odisha 2011-12 473.65 50.00

35 Replacement of wooden country craft with FRP boat for marine fi sheries 2011-12 3550.00 90.00

36 Assistance to fi sh marketing infrastructure for both marine, inland and Chilka fi shermen 2011-12 103.00 103.00

37 Assistance for net and boat for inland fi shermen 2011-12 250.00 150.00

38 Sea weed culture as an alternative livelihood for marine fi sher-men 2011-12 210.00 10.00

Total of STREAM-I 6012.55 1307.65SUB-SCHEMES

39 Enhancing Inland fi sh Production (NMPS) 2011-12 904.00 904.00Total of FISHERIES 6916.55 2211.65

AGRICULTURESTREAM - I

40 Acid Soil Management 2007-08 1010.00 1010.0041 Popularisation of Agril. Implements 2007-08 808.00 808.0042 SRI 2007-08 252.50 252.5043 Promotion of organic farming (Estt. Of vermi hatchery) 2007-08 55.55 55.5544 BGA Production 2007-08 41.81 41.81

45 Modernisation of Agril. Information wing at Bhubaneswar & Sambalpur(Except mobility support) 2007-08 114.05 114.00

46 Capacity building of extension personel ) 2007-08 62.79 62.7947 Bio fertilizer Application for pulses and oilseeds 2007-08 106.00 106.0048 Integrated Pest Management through Farmers Field School 2007-08 24.04 24.0449 Strengthening of Soil Testing Lab. 2007-08 207.15 207.1550 SRI village(30 nos) 2008-09 100.00 100.0051 Modernisation of agriculture information wing 2008-09 120.70 50.50

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52 Strengthening of stastistical wing of DA&F.P(O) including range offi ces 2008-09 23.77 23.77

53 Execution of Farm Information Advisory Centre(FIAC)(100) 2008-09 2500.00 2500.0054 Profi ling of secondary & micronutrients 2008-09 145.44 145.4455 Establishment of vermi compost unit(2500 nos) 2008-09 76.50 76.5056 Development of maize in Kandhamal 2008-09 312.81 117.2757 Renovation of Agril. Farms 2008-09 358.27 358.2758 Central share of ISOPOM 2008-09 846.96 846.9659 Management of Acid soils 2009-10 361.10 361.10

60 Central Seeds godown in newly created DDA offi ces(10) @ ` 50 lakhs 2009-10 500.00 200.00

61 Popularisation of Agril. Implements 2009-10 900.00 900.00

62 Construction of Seed Storage Godown in newly created DDAs (7) 2010-11 350.00 140.00

63 Construction of input Godown at Bhawanipatna 2010-11 50.00 50.0064 Construction of FIAC Building with input Godown (100) 2010-11 3500.00 3500.0065 State Biofertilizer Testing Laboratory at Baramunda 2010-11 70.00 70.0066 Infrastructure Development of Agricultural farms (40) 2010-11 1000.00 1000.0067 Popularisation of Power Tillers 2010-11 2090.00 2090.0068 Establishment of 10 new soil testing laboratories 2010-11 400.00 400.0069 Establishment of Vermi compost unit 2010-11 317.14 317.1470 Promotion of organic farming through Vermiculture hatchery 2010-11 64.44 64.4471 Infrastructure Development of State Seed testing Laboratory 2011-12 48.00 48.0072 Strengthening of State Insecticide Testing Laboratory 2011-12 57.15 57.15

73 e-pest Surveilance and pest management programme in 13 districts. 2011-12 102.28 70.60

74 Extension of profi ling of Secondary & Micro Nutrients in soils of Odisha 2011-12 62.76 62.76

75 Soil Testing Campaign 2011-12 250.00 250.00

76 ICRISAT proposal on livelihood support through up-scaling pigeonpea 2011-12 1025.30 467.03

77 Popularization of Hybrid maize cultivation in 40000 ha under PPP endeavour `3850.00/ha 2011-12 1540.00 1078.68

78 Intensifi cation of hybrid sunfl ower cultivation under PPP endeavour (12000 ha) `4050.00/ha 2011-12 486.00 486.00

79 Popularization of new cultivars of Mustard (Toria) cultivation PPP endeavour (15000 ha) `2340.00/ha 2011-12 351.00 351.00

80 Establishment of Gene Bank for preservation of farmers variet-ies (local paddy) at SSTL, BBSR under protection of Plants' 2011-12 200.00 100.00

81 Popularization of Agril. Implements/Machinery & Equipments 2011-12 4805.43 4805.43

82 Technology Development mission on Agriculture in colabora-tion with IIT Bhubaneswar 2011-12 10.00 10.00

83 e-pest Surveilance and pest management programme in re-maining 17 districts. 2011-12 122.30 90.00

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84 Block demonstration of paddy for Rabi 2011-12 2011-12 717.70 717.7085 Supply of Bagged Phosphogypsum 2011-12 587.50 300.00

Total of STREAM-I 27134.44 24887.58GREEN REVOLUTION

86 System Rice Intensifi cation 2010-11 596.44 596.4487 Sugarcane Dev. Package for Sugar Factory Areas 2010-11 99.00 99.00

88 Integrated Technological approach for sustainable sugarcane cultivation 2010-11 125.70 125.70

89 Biofertilizer Application for Sustainable Crop Production 2010-11 266.30 266.3090 Popularisation of Hybrid Maize cultivation in the State(Kharif) 2010-11 1210.00 1210.0091 Management of Acid Soil 2010-11 234.38 234.3892 Capacity building of extension personel 2010-11 198.06 128.0693 e-pest surveilance 2010-11 269.50 240.30

94 Intensifi cation of Hybrid Sunfl ower cultivation in Orissa under PPP mode(Rabi 10-11) 2010-11 548.34 532.95

95 Popularisation of Hybrid & HYV paddy minikits 2010-11 8.20 8.2096 Popularisation of Hybrid Maize in PPP mode(Rabi 10-11) 2010-11 208.00 202.0097 Upscalling of pulse production in the state 2010-11 1922.64 1922.6498 Popularisation of new cultivars of mustard(Toria) 2010-11 126.00 126.0099 Popularisation of pumpsets 2010-11 785.00 685.00

100 Popularisation of Agril. Machinaries/Implements/Equipments 2010-11 1489.00 1489.00101 Promotion SRI in Rabi 2010-11 2010-11 621.00 621.00

Total of Green Revolution 8707.56 8486.97STREAM - II

102 Strengthening of Implement factory 2007-08 440.00 440.00103 Infrastructure Dev. & Strengthening of trg. Institute 2007-08 245.00 245.00104 Popularisation of Agril. Implements 2008-09 1410.98 1410.98105 Popularisation of pumpsets 2008-09 1020.00 1020.00106 Supply of Gypsum to KVK & southern dist. 2008-09 150.00 70.00107 Popularisation of Agril. Implements 2009-10 3037.00 3037.00108 Popularisation of SRI during Rabi 2009-10 60.25 60.25109 Popularisation of Agril. Implements & Mechineries 2010-11 4868.25 4868.25

Total of STREAM-II 11231.48 11151.48Total of RKVY(Stream-I & Stream-II) 38365.92 36039.06

110 Bringing Green Revolution to Eastern India (BGREI) 2011-12 6262.00 6140.50111 60000 Pulse villages (11000 for Odisha) 2011-12 990.00 990.00112 Nutricerals (INSIMP) 2011-12 295.00 295.00

Total of Sub-Schemes 7547.00 7425.50 GRAND TOTAL 54620.48 51951.53

Recuped towards Central Share of ISOPOM from DA & FP 846.96 846.96 Total of AGRICULTURE 53773.52 51104.57

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HORTICULTURESTREAM - I

113 Onion storage structure (1200) 2008-09 96.00 96.00114 Vermi compost unit 2008-09 26.25 26.25115 Estt. Of model nursery in non-NHM Dist. 2008-09 54.00 54.00116 Dev. Of Ekamrakanan farm 2008-09 59.00 59.00117 Estt. Of Hort. Trg. Inst., kandhamal 2008-09 200.00 200.00118 Estt. Of mega nursery at Kandhamal 2008-09 64.00 64.00119 Improvement of hort. Farm and nursery 2008-09 255.74 255.74120 Estt. Of vermi compost unit 2009-10 387.00 387.00

121 Estt. Of vermi hatchery unit @ 50% subsidy of `27500 /unit (200) 2009-10 55.00 55.00

122 Construction of low cost onion storage structure (1200)@ 50% subsidy `8000/unit 2009-10 96.00 96.00

123 Construction of onion cold storage structure (1200) 2010-11 96.00 96.00124 Construction vermi compost unit (4000) 2010-11 300.00 300.00125 Construction of vermi hatchery (170) 2010-11 46.75 46.75126 Construction of pusa Zero energy cool chambers (600) 2010-11 12.00 12.00127 Improvement of horticulture farms and nurseries 2010-11 122.70 122.70

128 Onion Storage Structure 1550 nos (2MT) & 34 NOS (25MT) under the Scheme RKVY/NADP during 2011-12 2011-12 142.42 142.42

129 Construction of Pusa zero energy cool chamber (1000 nos.) 2011-12 20.20 20.20

130 Construction of Vermi compost units (4125 nos) & Vermi hatch-ery (144 nos) 2011-12 352.47 167.49

131 Protected cultivation under RKVY in horticulture sector (130 nos) 2011-12 200.00 200.00132 Integrated diseases pest management in mango (2000 ha) 2011-12 98.62 98.62133 Integrated Onion cultivation 2011-12 104.54 104.54134 Distribution of QPM at subsidised rate in 75 blocks 2011-12 17.80 17.80135 Development of Deras Horticulture Farm 2011-12 42.60 42.60136 Horticulture Training Institute at Nildungri at Sambalpur District. 2011-12 200.00 50.00137 T.C. Banana cultivation 2011-12 225.68 225.68138 Additional Requirement of funds for HTI, Kalinga Khandamal 2011-12 231.83 231.83

139 Establishment of Farm Information and Technology Centre at Khandmal 2011-12 68.17 68.17

140 Oilve Cultivation in Odisha 2011-12 20.22 12.39141 Plastic crates for Farmer producer group 2011-12 54.60 54.60

Total of STREAM-I 3649.59 3306.78GREEN REVOLUTION

142 Integrated onion cultivation (1000) 2010-11 36.00 36.00143 Capacity building of extension personnel DH(O) (100) 2010-11 14.45 14.45

144 Single line Trillis System for effi cient control of pest and better yeild in cucurbits

2010-11 162.56 162.56

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145 Protected cultivation(Poly house/green house) 2010-11 100.00 100.00

146 Boosting of production of turmerric through seed village scheme 2010-11 272.88 156.67

147 Supply of minikits 2 lakhs 2010-11 111.00 111.00 Total of GR 696.89 580.68

SUB-SCHEME0S148 Oil Palm 2011-12 1776.00 1357.00149 Vegetable Cluster 2011-12 1200.00 1200.00

Total of Sub-Schemes 2976.00 2557.00 Total of HORTICULTURE 7322.48 6444.46

SOIL CONSERVATIONSTREAM - I

150 Dev. Of 100 new watersheds 2008-09 4750.00 4649.98151 Dev. Of SCDC at Biswanahakani 2008-09 42.35 42.35

152 Dev. SCDC/PDC/Shelter belt plantation, i - Dev. Of SCDC/PDC(9), ii - SBT Plantation(1) 2008-09 105.77 105.77

153 Estt. Of resource centre (10) 2008-09 150.00 150.00

154 Construction of 19 training halls-cum-resources centres & Renovation of hoset of SCTI, Koraput 2010-11 362.00 362.00

155 Dev. Of SCDC/PDC & Departmental nurseries(18) 2010-11 115.00 115.00

156Improvement of 200 ha exiting cashew plantation at Dhenka-nal, ganjam, gajapati, cuttack, keonjhar and mayurbhanj dist. @ `.0.30 lakh

2011-12 60.00 45.00

157 Improvement of 200 ha existing Black Pepper plantation in the dist. of Phulbani, Koraput, Ganjam and Kalahandi @ `.0.05 lakh 2011-12 10.00 8.00

Total of Projects 5595.12 5478.10SUB-SCHEMES

158 Rainfed Area Development Programme (RADP) 2011-12 2000.00 1100.00 Total of SOIL CONSERVATION 7595.12 6578.10

IMAGESTREAM - I

159 Infrastructure Dev. Of IMAGE(SAMETI) 2008-09 396.13 396.13160 Training on input dealers of Orissa 2010-11 50.00 50.00

161 Training of Agril. Extension functionaries on Climate change and it's implication in Agril. 2010-11 28.00 28.00

162Training of Agril. Extension functionaries on Agril. And allied sector functionaries on Agril. And allied sector functionaries on market led extension

2010-11 53.00 53.00

163 Training project on market led extension for District/Block level functionaries and grass root level workers 2011-12 51.13 51.13

164 Strengthening of Modifi cation of IMAGE Farm to an Integrated Farm 2011-12 85.00 85.00

Total of IMAGE 663.26 663.26

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OSSOPCASTREAM - I

165 Construction of STL-cum-SCO offi ce, Sambalpur, Balasore and Barachana 2007-08 535.30 535.30

166 Construction of Seed Testing Lab. At Bhawanipatna 2008-09 181.80 181.80167 Estt. Of SCO offi ce(4)(Baripada, Bolangir, Jeypore, Berhampur) 2008-09 200.00 200.00168 Establishment of seed certifi cation offi ce at Cuttack 2010-11 50.00 50.00169 Establishment of lab. For organic certifi cation in Bhubaneswar 2010-11 50.00 50.00

170 Capacity building of seed certifi cation personnel & exposure visit of seed growers for seed quality assurance 2011-12 10.00 10.00

171 Strengthening of Infrastructure of STL-cum-SCO offi ces (Sam-balpur, Balasore, Baripada & Jaypur) under OSSOPCA 2011-12 53.51 53.51

Total of OSSOPCA 1080.61 1080.61AGRICULTURE RESEARCH(OUAT)

STREAM - I172 Strengthening of Reseach station at OUAT 2007-08 370.00 370.00173 Infrastructure Dev. (4) 2008-09 1006.00 994.48174 Research projects (8) 2008-09 509.22 455.92

175 to 182 Infrastructure Project (8) 2010-11 1035.90 1010.32

183 Infrastructure dev. Of KVKs 2010-11 297.70 297.70184 to 192 Research Project (9) 2010-11 150.00 100.66

193 Research Projects 2011-12 20.00 18.00194 e-connectivity to the diff. research stations 2011-12 32.55 32.55195 Proposal to conduct farmer participatory research trials 2011-12 19.65 19.65

Total of STREAM-I 3441.02 3299.28GREEN REVOLUTION

196 Frontline demostration on Rabi, Oilseeds and Pulses by OUAT 2010-11 24.96 24.91 Total of OUAT 3465.98 3324.19

OSSC Ltd.STREAM - I

197 Seed Processing plant at Bolangir, Boudh & Nawarangpur 2007-08 180.80 180.80198 Mobile Seed processing plant(8) 2008-09 194.80 194.80199 Seed processing plant, Kuchinda 2008-09 15.00 15.00

200 Seed storage godown (7)Keonjhar, Mayurbhanj, Khurda, Puri, jagatsinghpur, Rayagada, Sundergarh 2008-09 382.62 382.60

201 Dehumifi ed refrigarated Seed storage unit (Renovation) at Khurda(Chandaka) & Baragarh 2008-09 112.21 112.21

202 Construction of Seed Storage godowns at Sambalpur, Balangir & Bhawanipatna 2009-10 124.61 124.61

203 Construction of 6 seeds storage godown at Bhadrak, Shamak-hunta, Rangeilunda, Bhawanipatna, Sundergarh & Jeypore 2010-11 292.50 292.50

204 Renovation of 5 Agril. Farm at Barikel(Bargarh), Bargarh, Bar-pali, Babanpur,Paramanpur 2010-11 163.00 163.00

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Total of STREAM-I 1465.54 1465.52GREEN REVOLUTION

205 Pulse Seed Production 2010-11 16.43 16.43 Total of GR 16.43 16.43

STREAM - II206 Construction of seed storage godowns (10) 2007-08 407.00 407.00

Total of STREAM - II 407.00 407.00 Total of OSSC Ltd. 1888.97 1888.95

CO-OPERATIONSTREAM - I

207 Construction of 298 storage godowns for 298 PACs 2010-11 4091.54 4091.54

208 Replacement/Renovation of equipment and mechineries of Bargarh Coop. sugar mills 2010-11 565.00 565.00

209 Completion of cold storage at Rayagada 2011-12 85.84 85.84 Total of Co-Operation 4742.38 4742.38

Agriculture Marketing(Stream-I)210 Estt. Of specialised maize mandi at Umarkote 2008-09 88.75 88.75

211 Estt. Of specialised maize mandi at Raighar 2008-09 68.50 68.50

212 Cotton market yard at Parlakhemundi 2008-09 73.26 73.26

213 Cotton market yard at Barhmpur 2008-09 126.15 126.15214 Vegetable market at Gunupur - Secy RMC Gunupur 2010-11 72.00 72.00

215 Multipurpose commodity market at Nayagarh - Secy RMC, Bahadajhola, Nayagarh 2010-11 170.00 170.00

216 Maize market at Luhagudi, Parlakhemundi - Syc RMC, Parlakhemundi 2010-11 69.00 69.00

217 Rahama Hat, jagatsinghpur - Secy RMC Jagatsinghpur 2010-11 132.00 132.00218 Kujang Hat, Jagatsinghpur - Secy RMC Jagatsinghpur 2010-11 64.00 64.00219 Flori market, Berhampur, DRMC, Berhampur 2010-11 162.00 162.00

220 Dev. Of market yards at Chhatranga, Narayan prasad, Palijhar in Boudh dist. - Secy RMC, Boudh 2010-11 116.00 116.00

221 Krushak Bajar at Udala - Secy RMC, Udala 2010-11 46.50 46.50

222 Cattle market and PPC, Chulipussi, Mayurbhanj - Secy RMC, Udala 2010-11 40.00 40.00

Total of Agril. Marketing 1228.16 1228.16 Total of COOPERATION 5970.54 5970.54

WATER RESOURCESSTREAM - I

223 Budhabudhiani project 2007-08 511.55 495.59

224 Command area Dev. & Water Management of Salia irrigation project 2008-09 1167.60 978.33

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225 Command area Dev. And Water Management programme in Pilasalki irrigation project 2009-10 207.58 207.58

226 Command Area dev. & water management activities, Goda-hada irrigation project (7758) 2010-11 1337.62 764.56

227 Extension of distribution of Lift Irrigation project 2010-11 1275.20 1275.18

228 Command area development and water management pro-gramme in Sarapgarh irrigation project of Sundergarh district 2011-12 1137.53 270.60

229Improvement of CADWM in Salki command in BabaGoud-abudha P.P. Nuapali, Baba Trinath P.P. Girasingha & Maa Khambeswari Mahila P.P Badhigaon under RKVY

2011-12 346.50 142.26

230 On-Farm Development works in Ayacut area of Bhaskel irrigation project in Umerkote Block of Nawarangpur district 2011-12 1779.25 300

231 Extenion of distribution system of 1963 Nos. L.I projects 2011-12 2742.14 1537.00 Total of WATER RESOURCE 10504.97 5971.10

OAIC STREAM - I

232 Estt. Of packing, grading & sorting unit 2008-09 25.00 25.00 Total of OAIC 25.00 25.00

TEXTILES & HANDLOOMSSTREAM - I

233 Creation of ginning & pressing infrastructure to develop the economic interest of the cotton cultivators of the Kalahandi district

2011-12 235.00 235.00

234 Additional funds for Infrastructure Development of KCGCS Mills, Kesinga Kalahandi 2011-12 82.00 82.00

Total of Textiles & Handlooms 317.00 317.00ST & SC Dev. Deptt.

STREAM - I235 Livelihood Improvement of Tribals through production & value

addition of tuber crops, pineapple & organic spices 2011-12 139.18 139.18

Total of ST & SC Dev. Deptt. 139.18 139.18 GRAND TOTAL 114381.85 98007.56

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