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NATIONAL CONFERENCE

RABI – 2013-14

24-25

TH

September, 2013

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

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Rabi 2013-14

• Progress in Agriculture

• Progress in Summer and Kharif 2013

• Plan for Rabi 2013-14

• Strategy for Rabi 2013-14

• Issues

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Progress in Agriculture

Production

Production in (Lakh MT),

2008-090 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 10

20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

57.71

36.4

31.13

81.88 82.88

46.39 44.04

50.94

65.31

59.36

17.02 15.44

21.08

24.86 28.34

5.27 4.60 4.67 5.20

5.41 Rice Wheat Maize Pulses

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2008-090 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 5

10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45

16.51

11.65 10.94

24.63

25.53

22.05 20.81

24.26

30.49 27.24 26.8

24.11

32.25

36.83

41.13

9.17 8.33 8.68 9.91 10.26

Rice Wheat Maize Pulses

Productivity

Productivity in (Lakh MT),

Progress in Agriculture

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Rainfall vs Crop Coverage -2013

-50 -40 -30 -20 -10 0 10

5

-45

-27

-35

-29

Rainfall % age deficit Crop Coverage

0.00 5.00 10.00 15.00 20.00 25.00 30.00 35.00

Normal Actual Last year

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Status of Kharif Crops 2013

Area in lakh hectare, Production in lakh M.T.

CROP Coverage Production

Target Coverage Target Exp.

Production Last year

Paddy 34.00 30.11 91.00 48.90 81.43

Maize 4.75 4.67 14.50 9.09 9.76

Pulses 1.75 0.88 1.90 1.00 0.78

Total Food grains

41.00 36.16 107.90 59.22 92.18

Oil seeds 0.20 0.08 0.20 0.07 0.05

Erratic rainfall, less rainfall and huge gap in rainfall at peak

period created drought in 33 districts of the State

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 Rs. 769 Crore Sanctioned for Diesel subsidy

 Rs. 231.31 Crore Released to districts till date

 Subsidy for 6 irrigation in paddy, 3 in Maize and one irrigation for sowing contingent crop

 10 liters /Ha/ irrigation @ Rs. 25/ liter

 Rs. 43 Crore distributed till date

 Rs. 15.435 Crore released for Contingent crop plan

 Plan to cover unsown area by Toria, Kulthi,Arhar, Til and Bajra (Likely unsown area – 2.84 lac ha., Covered- 0.77 lac ha

 Providing seeds on 100% subsidy

 Weekly advisory is being issued

 33 districts declared drought affected in the State

Contingent Crop Plan

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 Green manuring

/Pulses/Fodder

Crop Target Achievement

Moong 3.20 3.08

Dhaincha 3.72 3.64

Maize

(green fodder)

1.00 0.55

Area in Lakh ha.

Progress in summer 2013

Seed availability is an issue

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Progress in Kharif 2013

Schemes Target Achievement

SRI Rice Demo 500000 460900

SRI Non Demonstration 2000000 1053700

Hybrid Rice demo 850000 802475

Hybrid Rice non demo 750000 705000

Community nursery 4750 2981

Mechanized Rice 25000 5475

Mitigating Changing climatic effect

Maize 150000 134183

Arhar 10000 8939

Ragi/ Bajra 16000 8701

Area in acre

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2012-13 2013-14 0

10 20 30 40 50

8.83

46.62

% age increase in non demonstration SRI area over previous year

2012 2013

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45

27.78

41.73

% age increase in total SRI area over previous year

No of Block level Training: 534

No of farmers trained for nursery: 2.67 Lakh

No of females trained for SRI transplanting: 2.67 Lakh No of Beneficiaries for SRI demonstrations: 4.998 Lakh New initiative _- Community nursery

New Initiatives & Result

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Initiative and result

Arhar cultivation on farm bund

Mandatory for all demo area under SRI & Hybrid paddy

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Plan for Rabi 2013-14 - Target

Area in lakh hectare, Production in lakh M.T.

Productivity in Qtls/ha.

NO.SL. CROP AREA PRODUCTION PRODUCTIVITY

1 WHEAT

23.25 78.00 33

2 MAIZE

6.75 30.40 45

3 BORO PADDY

1.50 4.00 26

4 OTHER

COARSE CEREAL

0.25 0.35 14

5 PULSES

11.50 11.75 10

6 TOTAL

FOOD GRAIN

43.25 124.50 28.8

7 OILSEED

2.00 2.87 14

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Plan for Rabi 2013-14

Seed Requirement and Availability

Crop Requirement Availability +/-

Wheat 833886 954366 120480

Boro Paddy 9000 15600 6600

Maize 135000 177119 42119

Maize (HQPM) 6720 1610 -5110

Gram 26878 50500 23622

Pea 10000 13000 3000

Lentil 26426 18497 -7929

Rai/ Sarson 11734 23913 12179

Linseed 4282 0 -4282

G. nut 8000 15400 7400

Sun flower 470 2000 1530

Unit in Qtls.

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Plan for Rabi 2013-14

Seed availability company wise

Crop Availability

BRBN NSC TDC SFCI HIL Kribhco UPBVN

Wheat 118309 250750 218650 212157 24500 30000 100000 Boro

Paddy 13600 2000

Maize 4000 13294 3220

Maize

(HQPM) 1000 610

Gram 2500 10000 36000

Pea 5000 8000

Lentil 3500 11497 3000 500

Rai/ Sarson 161 3500 16202 2050 2000

Linseed

G. nut 15400

Sun flower 2000

Unit in Qtls.

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Plan for Rabi 2013-14 Seed Production 2013

CM seed crash programme

 Seed village scheme

 Seed production through BRBN 1. Foundation seed on SM Farm

2. Creation of new godowns for seed storage 3. Enhancement of seed processing capacity

4. Expansion of seed processing unit for pulses separately 5. Certified seed production of Rice, Wheat and Pulses through registered organizers

7. Tie up of Pulses demonstration for certified seed production under A3P

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Plan for Rabi 2013-14 Fertilizer

Fertilizers State Assessment

(in Lakh MT) GOI Approved in Zonal conf.

UREA 12.50 11.50

DAP 3.00 2.75

NPK 2.50 2.00

MOP 1.50 1.00

SSP 1.00 1.50

Timely supply for Rabi needs to be ensured

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Plan for Rabi 2013-14 Wheat

Scheme Demonstration Non

demonstration Total

Wheat with Swi 225000 275000 500000

Wheat with Zero till 70000 280000 350000

Unit in Acre

Strategy:-

1. Conservation technology

2. “Line sowing” : ßiafDr esa 'kfDrÞ 3. Seed treatment

4. Timely sowing with improved varieties (CMCSP/ Subsidy on specified seed)

5. Bio fertilizer 6. Micronutrients

7. Happy seeder in south Bihar 8. Increase in irrigation facility

9. Promotion of vermi compost and farm mechanization 10.Method of Extension – FFS/ Demonstrations

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Plan for Rabi 2013-14 Maize

Crop Target Demonstration

Maize in Non traditional area

675000 Ha. 150000 acre

Unit in Ha.

Strategy:-

1. Timely sowing of improved Hybrid varieties (CMCSP/

Subsidy on certified seed) 2. Seed treatment

3. Bio fertilizer 4. Micronutrient

5. Increase in irrigation facility

6. Promotion of vermi compost and farm mechanization 7. Method – Demonstration in non traditional area

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Plan for Rabi 2013-14 Pulses

Scheme Crop Demonstration

Pulses

( NFSM) Gram 6000

Lentil 8000

Urad/ Summer Moong 9000 Moong I/C with Maize 30800

Unit in Ha.

Strategy:-

1. Timely sowing of improved varieties (CMCSP/ Subsidy on certified seed 2. Seed treatment

3. Bio fertilizer

4. Micronutrient - Sulphur 5. IPM

6. Increase in irrigation facility

7. Promotion of vermi compost and farm mechanization 8. Method – Demonstration/ FFS

9. Area expansion

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Plan for Rabi 2013-14 Oilseed

Scheme Crop Demonstration

Oilseed

( ISOPOM) Rai/ Sarson 11335

Linseed Para 5000

Ground nut 15179

Unit in Acre.

Strategy:-

1. Timely sowing of improved varieties (CMCSP/ Subsidy on certified seed) 2. Para cropping in Linseed

3. Extension and Training to farmers 4. Distribution of irrigation pipe

5. Strengthening of Plant Protection Centers 6. Increase in irrigation facility

7. Promotion of vermi compost and farm mechanization 8. Method – Demonstration

Availability of Linseed seed is an issue

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Issues

Fertilizer

MRP Rationalization of N, P & K fertilizers

Fright rate concern?

Fertilizer lift from Rake point by W/s & R/s?

Seed subsidy

Increase subsidy on cereal and pulses seeds as its base price high

Power driven dibbler for wheat New varieties

Heat tolerant cultivars in Wheat

Short duration with high yield potential in Wheat Seed availability

More varieties suitable for Nutri farms Moisture in field

Plan to prepone Rabi, If there is no Rainfall in the1st week of October, moisture will be an issue

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