Prepare the agenda for the EC and NSC meetings. i) 1% of the annual expenditure of the submission will be reserved for incurring administrative and other incidental costs for the above. The main task of the committee will be to review the annual action plan prepared by the national department for the implementation of the submission. Prepare the agenda for the EC and NSC meetings. i) 1% of the annual expenditure of the submission will be reserved for incurring administrative and other incidental costs for the above.
State Level
April) to facilitate the States in the preparation of Annual Action Plan (AAP) as per format in Annexure -VII.
District Level
Role of Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs)
Procedure for Approval & Fund Flow Mechanism
AAP submission: AAP duly approved by SLEC along with the minutes of SLEC, shall reach DAC &
In other words, there would be no need for a separate release or usage certificate system for flexi funds. i) Funds would be released to the States/Executing States. Only 10% of the total unused balance may be carried over to the next financial year. 7.3 (a) From April 2015, DAC&FW will transfer funds electronically only to the state governments and institutions.
ATMA 5) PSUs of GOI
- Monitoring
- Impact Assessment, Periodic Evaluation and Reporting
- Expected Outcome
- Interventions
- Central Sector components namely,
- Training
The implementing agencies will have the following functions:. i) Annual Action Plans of components 'Training', 'Test' and 'Demonstration' shall be prepared by FMTTIs and ICAR as per Annexure-VII and submit the same to M&T Division of DAC&FW for approval of EC. ii) Identified state test centers shall submit their action plans relating to 'Test' component to the state nodal agency for incorporation in state AAP as per Annexure-VII. iii). Training' and 'Demonstration' components to the state nodal agency for incorporation in State AAP as per Annexure-VII. iv). For the component of 'Installation of Postharvest Technology', State Governments shall include the requirements in AAP as per Annexure-VII. v) All the implementing agencies will operationalize ICT enabled MIS for effective and transparent implementation/monitoring of the components implemented by them.
Base Cost
The training programs will also be publicized on a quarterly basis through print and other electronic media. The trainings will be designed by the implementing agencies in consultation with CIPHET Ludhiana and AICRP centers in the region. e) Financial Assistance: For all user level and other training programs aligned with NSQF organized at FMTTIs are applicable as per the Gazette Notification dated August 8-14, 2015 of the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship as indicated below. The travel expenses of trainees admitted to these courses will be reimbursed on an actual basis by normal means of transport from their place of residence to the training institute and back.
Third Party Certification & Assessment Cost
If required, the training institutions will also invite applications for specific courses from the target district under the State AAP. Institutions identified by the State shall conduct user level training programs (U1 to U13) and technician level courses (T1-T9) and as given in Appendix IV. Actual round trip expenses by ordinary mode of carriage in ordinary class, up to a maximum of Rs. 500/- per trainee for other Institutions.
Post Placement Support
Testing
All such test codes will be communicated by M&T Division of DAC&FW to all centers for uniform testing procedures. i) The State Government shall develop its own system/testing centers to ensure the quality of agricultural implements and implements costing less than Rs. The application will be reviewed by the testing institutions and deficiencies if. each will be communicated to the applicant within one week. iv). Applications that meet the requirements will be accepted by the testing institute and the test start date will be notified to the applicant within one week. v) Testing of the car will be carried out according to the relevant standard within 15 days from the date of acceptance of the application. vi).
Demonstration
The grants awarded will not be used to cover the recurring expenses for test activities and the purchase of vehicles etc., but will be notified to the applicant within a week. iv). Field demonstrations of package of machinery/equipment will be conducted in the districts identified for AAP. Demonstrations must be evenly distributed in the selected blocks. iv) At least 50% of the total demonstrations will be conducted on cropping patterns in selected villages.
Establishment of Post Harvest Technology (a) Implementing Agencies: State Governments
Success story of demonstrations will be documented and disseminated for the benefits of other farmers in the state and also for farmers from other states.
Interventions under Centrally Sponsored Scheme
- Financial Assistance for Procurement of Agriculture Machinery and Equipment (a) Implementing Agencies: State Governments
- Farm Machinery Banks for Custom Hiring
- Hi-Tech, High Productive Equipment Hub for Custom Hiring
- Promotion of Farm Mechanization in Selected Villages (a) Objectives
- Financial Assistance for Promotion of Mechanized operations/Hactare carried out through custom hiring centers
- Promotion of Farm Machinery and Equipment in North-Eastern Region (a) Objectives
- Exposure visits
The custom hiring centers with the project cost more than Rs. 25 lakh will be set up under the credit-linked financial assistance model. iii). 1000/ha per farmer per year (iii) For manual work – Rs. c) Supervision: Under the supervision of the District Agriculture Officer for the selection of the action and the area to be covered by each action. Training: S.N ITEM MAXIMUM PERMITTED PATTERN OF ASSISTANCE PROJECT COST I Training of farmers/users/stakeholders by Rs.25.0 lakh per state per annum.
Residue Handling Equipment/Hay & Fodder Equipment: (i) Sugarcane Cutter Rs. v) Straw harvester (vi) Feeding machine (vii) Stubble shaver E. Maximum subsidy allowed Sample maximum subsidy allowed Sample per machine/equipment per aid per machine/equipment per beneficiary of aid beneficiary C. Equipment for during production: (i ) Grass/Weed Cutter, Rs.0.63 lakh 50% Rs. Harvesting & Threshing Equipment (Powered by Engine/ Electric Motor above 5 HP and Tractor above 35 HP) (xix) Ground Nut Remover 0.63 Lakh 50% Rs.
Chain Saw / Wheeler / Grader Mango / Planter and other relevant self-propelled Rs.0.63lakh 50% Rs.0.50lakh 40% Horticulture Crop Machinery and Equipment. Post-harvest Plucker equipment for food grains, oilseeds and horticulture equipment Establishment of PHT units for transfer of primary Rs.1.60lakh 60% Rs.1.50lakh 50% processing technology, value addition, low cost scientific storage, packaging units and technologies for -manufacturing management in production areas. All types of electric dehuskers /huskers/ Rs.0.63lakh 50% Rs.0.50lakh 40% threshers /harvesters/dethorns/de-spikers/peelers/splitters/removers (for all types of horticulture/foodgrains/oilseeds) . ) x.
All types of boiler/steamer/solar dryer (for all Rs.0.63lakh 50% Rs.0.50lakh 40% types of horticulture/foodgrain/oilseed crop) xi. All types of washing machines (for all types Rs.0.44lakh 50% Rs.0.35lakh 40% of horticulture/foodgrain/oilseed crop) xii. I Financial assistance for farm machinery Up to Rs.10 lakhs per farm 80% of the cost of banks with minimum 8 farmers per bank Machinery Bank Farm Machinery Bank.
Courses on Repair and Overhauling
Earning While Learning Courses
MANAGEMENT LEVEL COURSES: (for trainees sponsored by the commercial organizations / Banks/ Manufacturer
T6 Repair, maintenance and rewinding of electric 3 weeks Rs.150/- motors and submersible pumps for agricultural use. VI FN Training Program for Foreign Nationals after 10 to 18 According to Govt. requirements under the Bilateral Program Weeks Policy. TT1 Energy saving and safety of agricultural machinery 1 – 2 days Free TT2 Familiarization and presentation.
No. Name of the State Name of the Institute
Ministry of Agriculture Welfare and Farmers Welfare Government of India for testing and certification of agricultural machinery and equipment. 9 Jharkhand Agriculture Machinery Testing and Training Center (JAM-TTC), Department of Agriculture and Cane Development (Directorate of Soil Conservation), Jharkhand, Agricultural Engineering Section at Extension Training Campus, Govt. 12 KERALA Farm Machinery Testing Centre, Kerala Agricultural University Kelappaji College of Agricultural Engineering & Technology Tavanur, Malappuram (Dist), Kerala- 679573.
18 State Level Agricultural Machinery Training and Testing Centre, Department of Agriculture, Government of Odisha, Bhubaneswar, Odisha. 21 RAJASTHAN Agricultural Tools and Machinery Testing and Training Centre, Central Workshop, Swami Keshwanand Rajasthan Agricultural University, Bikaner (Rajasthan). 22 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, Maharana Pratap, UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY, UDAIPUR (RAJASTHAN) 23 SIKKIM COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING AND POST HARVEST TECHNOLOGY,.
28 WEST BENGAL Department of Agriculture and Food Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, KHARAGPUR (WEST BENGAL). 29 Government Agricultural Machinery Training and Testing Institute, College of Agricultural Engineering, Bidhan Chandra KrishiViswavidyalaya (BCKVV), Mohanpur, DISTT.
TO BE VERIFIED
4000 per techno- (i) Cutting pattern based demonstrations = logy up to 100 demonstrations (ii) New technology machines/equipment per season. courses to be offered Rs. of pupils to be trained under per week. 80% of the project cost limited to Rs. G) Component No. 7: Financial assistance for promotion of mechanized operations/hectare carried out through custom leased centres. Name of machines Number of machines up to Rs.1.25 lakhs per to be purchased to obtain beneficiary.
Rs.10 lakhs per Farm Machinery Bank total cost (H):. c) Component No. 3: Financial assistance for the purchase of agricultural machinery and equipment. Annexure-IX Submission on Agricultural Mechanization (SMAM) Format of Quarterly/Annual Progress Report Name of State: Financial Year: Nodal Department: S.N Components Activities Targets Approved by DAC Quarterly/Annual Progress Report Achievements for Results upto Quarter I/II/III March 31 Physical Economy Physical Economics Physical Economics 1 Promotion and a) Trainees trained in Number of trainees Strengthening of U1-U13 courses Agriculture b) Trainees trained in Number of trainees Mechanization T1-T9 courses through Training, c) Institution strengthened Name of institution Testing and testing Demonstration d) Demonstration of crop Area covered (ha), system-based approach Type of equipment and Type of cultivation system e) Demonstration of new type of equipment technological equipment/ and Area covered machinery (ha) 2 Demonstration, a) Name & number of courses Number of trainees trained Training and b) Demonstration of PHT Name of technology distribution of Post- &.
4 Create Farm Machinery Bank FMNo.. of Banks Bank for Custom Employment Up to 10 Lakh Created Up to 25 Lakh Up to 40 Lakh Up to 60 Lakh 5 Create Hi-Tech, Hi Tech Center Size of high No. of centers Productive equipment up to 100 lakh established custom employment center Up to 150 lakh Up to 200 lakh Up to 250 lakh 6 Banks agricultural machinery promotion No. of mechanization of banks in selected villages located 7 Financial assistance for a) Operational fees on behalf of the promotion of mechanized farmer members of Farm operation and area operations/ha Machinery Banks set up under cover (ha) carried out through the component (6) Custom Employment Centers b) Demonstrations by CHCs Name of Equipment under Component (7) & No. of Demonstration in organized field and covered area 8 Farm promotion Type of machines No. of machine tools and a) Equipment purchased with tractors in the North- b) Electric tractor in the Eastern States c) Self-propelled machines d) Tractor equipment e) Animal/hand drawn machines f) Manual PP g) PP Power Farm Machinery Banks for No. Any other type of complete motor pumps after approval by the Ministry's Testing Centers. The suction and delivery head will depend on the specific condition of the field area.
The name and address of the person or center to be contacted in the event of an error or complaint must also be stated.