NATIONAL CONFERENCE FOR RABI CAMPAIGN 2014-15

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,TELANGANA

(17th & 18th September, 2014)

GROUP - III

SEED ROLLING PLAN

GOVERNMENT OF TELANGANAGOVERNMENT OF TELANGANA

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S.No. CropArea (Lakh ha) Yield (Kgs/ha) Production (LMTs)

Normal Actual Normal Expected Normal Expected1 Paddy (Planted) 10.04 7.23 3053 3189 30.65 23.062 Wheat 0 0 0 0 0 03 Jowar 0.89 0.48 1075 1210 0.96 0.594 Bajra 0.05 0.02 1016 838 0.27 0.025 Maize 4.65 4.99 3352 4320 15.59 21.557 Ragi 0.02 0.01 1108 1174 0.02 0.018 Redgram 2.9 2.29 441 576 1.28 1.329 Greengram 1.52 0.81 512 598 0.78 0.48

10 Blackgram 0.46 0.23 632 841 2.94 0.19Total Pulses 4.92 3.34 474 613 2.33 2.05

Total Foodgrains 20.58 16.07 2398 2815 49.36 47.2111 Groundnut 0.25 0.09 1187 1851 0.28 0.1612 Sesamum 0.09 0.04 204 184 0.02 0.0113 Castor 0.93 0.62 500 491 0.47 0.314 Sunflower 0.04 0.03 691 728 0.03 0.0215 Soyabean 1.62 2.71 1514 1834 2.45 4.97

Total Oilseeds 2.97 3.48 1242 1017.6 3.68 5.4616 Cotton 15.32 16.36 342 450 30.82 43.3117 Chillies 0.58 0.3 3094 3625 1.8 1.0918 Sugarcane 0.39 0.44 82363 83353 31.85 36.84Total Cropped Area 40.38 37.15       

CROP WISE EXPECTED PRODUCTION FOR KHARIF 2014 IN TELANGANA

Cotton production in lakh bales of 170 kgs. of lint, 2

CROP WISE PROSPECTS FOR RABI 2014-15 IN TELANGANA

S.No. CropArea (Lakh ha) Yield (Kgs/ha) Production (LMTs)

Normal Expected Normal Expected Normal Expected1 Paddy 6.5 7.71 3282 3442 21.33 26.542 Wheat 0.08 0.1 1152 1345 0.1 0.132 Jowar 0.61 1.09 886 1065 0.54 1.163 Bajra 0.09 0.01 1008 1616 0.09 0.025 Maize 1.52 1.63 5011 5130 7.63 8.384 Ragi 0 0.02 843 1867 0 0.047 Redgram 0.04 0.12 504 500 0.02 0.068 Greengram 0.15 0.19 676 903 0.1 0.179 Blackgram 0.17 0.21 718 769 0.12 0.16

Total Pulses 1.6 1.69 632 724 1.83 2.27

Total Food grains 10.4 12.25   31.5 38.6710 Groundnut 1.71 1.94 1780 1774 3.04 3.4311 Sesamum 0.15 0.15 392 384 0.06 0.0614 Castor 0.01 0.01 385 0 0 012 Sunflower 0.28 0.49 1055 1200 0.3 0.5913 Soybean 0 0 411 0 0 0

Total oilseeds 2.27 2.72 1535 0 3.49 4.2114 Chillies 0.24 0.26 3660 3970 0.88 1.0415 Other crops 1.00 0.00Total cropped area 14.12 15.5        

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A long term Seed Production Plan has been prepared based seed requirement for production of required seeds and promotion of new varieties in Telangana.

Meetings were conducted with the Research Institutions and the Seed Producing Agencies to promote the new varieties and to bring into the Seed Chain.

On similar guidelines Season wise, crop wise seed Rolling Plan is prepared for the year 2014-15 and for the next three years for Telangana State and after conducting another meeting with the Research Institutions and Seed Producing Agencies.

SEED ROLLING PLAN

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1. To make the State self sufficient in production of various crop seeds to develop the State as a “Seed Bowl” of the Country.

2. Promotion of new crop varieties of various crop seeds to increase the productivity.

3. Old varieties are to be replaced with new varieties in a phased manner.

4. The Telangana Government is working on a strategy to increase the seed production in various crops for the benefit of the farming community and thereby make the State self sufficient in seed production.

OBJECTIVES

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S.No CropCrop

normal Area in

Lakh ha.

Seed Rate/Ha (Qty in Qtls.)

MinimumSRR

Qty. of seed Required

(Qty in Qtls.)

1 Paddy Variety 10.04 0.50 87 436740  Paddy Hybrid 0.00 0.15 100 0  Subtotal 10.04     4367402 Maize Hybrid 4.66 0.18 100 815503 Jowar Variety 0.00 0.10 65 0  Jowar Hybrid 0.89 0.10 100 8900  Subtotal 0.89     89004 Bajra Hybrid 0.06 0.04 100 2405 Ragi 0.02 0.04 47 386 Red gram 2.89 0.15 77 333807 Black gram 0.47 0.20 62 58288 Green gram 1.53 0.20 55 168309 Groundnut 0.26 1.50 65 25350

10 Soybean 1.61 0.75 100 12075011 Sesame 0.09 0.06 38 20512 Sunflower Hybrid 0.04 0.05 100 20013 Castor Hybrid 0.93 0.05 100 465014 Cotton Hybrid 15.34 0.012 100 1840815 Other crops 1.55 0 0 0

  Grand Total 40.38     753068

CROP WISE SEED REQUIREMENT FOR KHARIF 2014

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Crop wise Seed Requirement for Rabi 2014-15S.No

Crop Crop normal Area

in Lakh ha.

Seed Rate/Ha (Qty in Qtls.)

MinimumSRR

Qty. of seed Required

(qtl)

1 Paddy Variety 6.20 0.50 92 285200  Paddy Hybrid 0.30 0.15 100 4500  Sub total 6.50     2897002 Maize Hybrid 1.52 0.18 100 266003 Jowar Variety 0.10 0.10 65 650  Jowar Hybrid 0.50 0.00 100 0  Sub total 0.60     6504 Bajra Hybrid 0.09 0.04 100 3605 Ragi 0.00 0.04 50 06 Red gram 0.05 0.15 82 6157 Black gram 0.17 0.20 73 24828 Green gram 0.15 0.20 50 15009 Bengal gram 1.08 0.75 88 71280

10 Groundnut 1.70 1.50 80 20400011 Sesame 0.16 0.06 38 36512 Sunflower Hybrid 0.28 0.05 100 140013 Safflower 0.11 0.10 40 44014 Castor Hybrid 0.00 0.05 100 015 Cotton Hybrid 0.00 0.12 100 016 Other crops 1.71 0.00 0 0

  Grand Total 14.12     5993927

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Crop Production Required

for Normal

Seed Producing AgenciesDOASVP/SF

SSC NSC PVT. Others Specify

Total

Paddy 436740 103000 165110 1361 169310 0 437420Jowar 8900 2300 0 23 7108 0 9408Maize 81550 0 1000 0 81050 0 82050Redgram 33380 700 7345 280 22982 0 31027Greengram 16830 600 18500 45 5300 0 24400Blackgram 5828 420 2000 74 3510 0 5930Ground nut 25350 1600 6500 1200 2610 17000 27710Soybean 120750 16200 8000 29 97000 0 121200Castor 4650 0 55 0 5766 0 5821Cotton(BT.) 18408 0 0 0 20000 0 20000Seasamum 205 0 0 0 212 0 212

TOTAL 752591 124820 208510 2967 414848 17000 765178

CROP-WISE, AGENCY WISE SEED PRODUCTION PLAN

KHARIF 2014 (in Qtls.)

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Crop Production Required

for Normal

Seed Producing AgenciesDOASVP/

SF

SSC NSC PVT. Others Specify

Total

Paddy 289700 67125 211520 377.8 102046 0 381069

Jowar 650 0 0 7.95 1853 0 1860.95

Bajra 360 0 0 0 400 0 400

Maize 26600 0 0 1466.5 28510 0 29976.5

Red Gram 615  615 0 0 0 615

Greengram 1500 840 3000 115.64 1034 0 4989.64

Blackgram 2482 0 4200 5.98 720 0 4925.98

Bengalgram 71280 2475 66600 14802 5210 0 89086.8

Ground nut 204000 16275 35500 2000 170850 0 224625

Sesame 365 0 300 3.98 74 0 377.98

Sunflower 1400 0 0 0 3500 0 3500

Safflower 440 0 0 0 0 440 440

Grand Total 599392 86715 321735 18780 314197 440 741867

CROP-WISE, AGENCY WISE SEED PRODUCTION PLAN

RABI 2014(in Qtls.)

(Quantity in qtl)

CROP WISE SUBSIDY SEED DISTRIBUTED DURING KHARIF 2014 AND PLAN FOR RABI 2014-15

Estimated subsidy expenditure is Rs. 128.00 Crores.Required seed is available with Govt. & pvt. Agencies.

S.No. CropKharif 2014 (Distributed)

Rabi 2014-15 (Planned) TOTAL

1 Paddy 92755 108350 2011052 Maize 52424 40500 929243 Jowar 64 2200 22644 Bengal Gram 0 119300 1193005 Red Gram 1848 900 27486 Green Gram 1965 5400 73657 Black Gram 369 4650 50198 Horse Gram 0 325 3259 Cow Pea 0 900 900

10 Soybean 186397 0 18639711 Groundnut 500 239000 23950012 Sunflower 4 1650 165413 Sesamum 17 1100 111714 Castor 53 145 19815 Green Manure 49865 1250 51115  Total in Qtls 386261 525670 911931

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The Private Companies are taking up the production of Hybrids crops seeds such as Cotton, Maize, Sunflower, Jowar, Bajra and Castor.

For crop seeds of Pulses crops like Redgram, Green gram, Black gram, Bengal gram and Oilseeds crops like Groundnut, Soybean, Sesamum, seed production is taken up by the Government agencies as the involvement of Private Sector is less in these crops. Therefore the focus is to be given to the production and distribution of new varieties of these crops in the State.

Paddy seed is being produced by the Government agencies and Private Companies, required quantities are being produced by the Government and Private agencies.

There is need to popularize new varieties of Paddy seed to increase the productivity. Seed Corporation is taking up seed production of new varieties of Paddy.

Soybean : Government is planning to take up seed production in the State, as the Soybean area is increasing every year and spreading to other districts. The State requires around 2.00 Lakh qtls of certified seed. The University was requested to produce required quantity of Breeder Seed for multiplication

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Groundnut : TMV-2 is replaced with K-6.

Now promoting K-9.

Redgram : LRG-30 was replaced with LRG-41.

Green gram : ML-267 was replaced with LGG-460.

Black gram : T-9 was replaced with LBG-752.

Soybean : JS-335 is still the popular variety in the State.

Paddy : In Paddy the seed production of Tellahamsa, IR-

64,

JGL-384 is being discouraged and promoting new

varieties.

VARIETIES REPLACED IN THE STATE

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New Crop varieties included in production chain of State Seeds Development Corporation

1. Paddy : BPT- 2231, BPT-2270 - Long Duration, Super fine var., non- lodging, recently released by ARAS Bapatla.2. Hybrid Maize : DHM-117 – High yielding single cross var. released by ANGRAU.3. Green gram : LGG-460 – HYV, Resistant to Yellow vein Mosaic.4. Black gram : PU-31 – HYV, replacement to T-9, released by Pantnagar UP.5. Bengal gram : JAKI-9218 – HYV, released by JNKVV, MP.6. Ragi : GPU-48 – HYV, released by University of Agri. Sc. Banglore.7. Korra : SIA-3085 – Short duration, HYV, Released by RARS Nandyal.8. Groundnut : K-9 – HYV, having dormancy of 20 days, reelased by ARS, Kadiri, AP

QUANTITY OF BREEDER SEED LIFTED DURING 2014-15 as per GOI indent

Sl. No. Crop Variety Quantity Lifted1Paddy BPT-3291 0.6

MTU-1010 4DRRH-3 (DRRH-44) (IET-19543) 0.16Improved Samba Mahsuri 1.2JAYA 1.5JGL 11470 1.2JGL-1798 1.5MTU 1075 0.5MTU-1010 139.2BPT-5204 156MTU-1001 6.9

Total 312.762 Bajra GHB-538 (MH-1049) 0.1

HHB-67 150RHB-177 (MH-1486) 0.15

Total 150.253 Sorghum CSV 27 (SPC 1870) 1

HYBRID JOWAR CSH-1 1.7Kinnera (MJ-278) 1.5

Total 4.2

Qty in Qtls

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Sl. No. Crop Variety Quantity Lifted4 Green Gram LAM 460 1.75

Madhira Pesara-347 0.1MADHIRA-295 4

Total 5.855 Red Gram ICPL-87119 (ASHA) 1.3

Lam-41 1LAXMI (ICPL-85063) 2

Total 4.36 Ground nut DSG-1 3

ICGV-91114 150Kadiri Harithandhra (K 1319) 40Kadiri-6 300Kadiri-9 80Narayani (TCGS-29) 40TG-37A 60

Total 6737Sesame SWETHA TIL 0.18Soybean LSB-1 0.49Bengal Gram JG-11 53.4

    TOTAL 1204.26

Qty in QtlsQUANTITY OF BREEDER SEED LIFTED DURING 2014-15

As per GOI indent

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Crop Varieties less than 10 yrs

Year of Release

Varieties more than 10 yrs

Year of Release

Paddy BPT -3291 2005 MTU- 1001 1997  WGL-44 2009 MTU -1010 1995  DRR-H 3 2010 BPT -5204 1989  JGL-11470 2011      RNR-2465 2011      JGL- 3855 2010      BPT-2270 2010      BPT-2231 2010      Kodachari

( DRR-Dhan- 38) 2010   

  Akshayadhan (DRR Dhan-35) 2008

   

  Sugandhamati (DRR Dhan 32) 2005

   

  WGL-283 2012      JGL-17004 2012      JGL-11118 2012      RNR-2458 2012    

VARIETIES IDENTIFIED FOR DISTRIBUTION UNDER MINIKITS / SUBSIDY

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Crop Varieties less than 10 yrs

Year of Release

Varieties more than 10 yrs

Year of Release

Redgram LRG 41 2007 ICPL 85063 2001  PRG-158 2007 ICPL-87119 1993  WRG-53 2009 ICPH-2740 1993  WRG-65 2012 ICPH-2671  

  MRG-1004 2009      RGT-1 2012    

Greengram TMB-37 2005 LGG-460 2001  TM-96-2 2013 MGG 295 1995  MGG-347 2009 LGG-407 1995  MGG-348   LGG-450 1995      WGG-37 1999

Blackgram LBG-752 2010 LBG-645 2002  LBG-709 2007 LBG-685 2001  PU-31 2008    

Bengal gram JAKI-9218 2007 JG-11 1993  Vihar 2003    

  JG-130 2002    

VARIETIES IDENTIFIED FOR DISTRIBUTION UNDER MINIKITS / SUBSIDY

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Crop Varieties less than 10 yrs

Year of Release

Varieties more than 10 yrs

Year of Release

Groundnut Kadiri-9 2009 K-6 2002  ICGV 91114 2007 TG-37A 2004  Anantha 2010 TPG-41 2004  Kadiri Haritandra 2010      ICGV-00350 2012    

Soybean     JS-335 1994      JS-93-05 2002

      JS-9560  Castor Jwala 2007 DCH-177 2000

  PCH 111 2011 PCS-124 2004  DCS-107 2006 PCS-4 1999  DCH-519 2006      PCH-222 2013    

VARIETIES IDENTIFIED FOR DISTRIBUTION UNDER MINIKITS / SUBSIDY

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DIFFICULTIES IN IMPLEMENTATION

1. Government of India extending the subsidies for the seed varieties released less than 10 years, but in the field conditions the new varieties are not readily accepted by the farmers therefore taking a longer time for popularization.

2. In Soybean, the old variety JS-335 is still popular among the farmers.

3. In Paddy, the old varieties like BPT-5204,MTU 1010 in Kharif and MTU-1010 in Rabi are still popular among the farmers.

4. In Pulse Crops like Green Gram and Black Gram, there is a need to develop new varieties suitable for different aberrant seasonal conditions.

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SUGGESTIONS1. Government of India may give flexibility in production

and distribution of various crops varieties which are popular among the farmers and suitable to local situations.

2. Along with the old popular varieties, the new varieties are also to be promoted simultaneously by extending assistance to the farmers.

3. The old varieties which are more popular among the farmers and giving good yields under aberrant seasonal conditions to be re-notified.

4. Supply of Breeder seed on 50% subsidy to the farmer growers, due to high cost of Breeder seed the farmer growers are unable to procure the seed.

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