Kharif -2005

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Government of Jammu and Kashmir Agriculture
Production Department
Kharif -2005
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Land Resource in JK
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Cultivable Area (2004-05)
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2002-03 2004-05
Gross Sown Area(in lac ha) 10.72 11.55
Net Sown Area (NSA) 7.33 7.48
Cultivated Area (NSA Current Fallows) 8.25 8.95
Net Irrigated Area 3.00 (40.9) 3.11 (41.58)
Gross Area irrigated 4.35 (40.3) 4.37 (58.42)
Net-Un-irrigated Area 4.33 5.28 lac hact
Gross-Un-irrigated Area 6.37 58
Average Lad Holding (in Hact) 0.76 0.76
Food Grain Production (in lac MT) 13.36 17.98
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Total Area under Agriculture production
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Rabi Kharief Total
Jammu 3.45 3.72 7.17
Kashmir 1.21 3.17 4.38
Total 4.66 6.89 11.55
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Graphical Representation of Area
(2004-05)
Lac Hacts
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Foodgrains Production (2004-05)
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Paddy Maize Pulse Wheat Other Cereal Total Veg Oil Seeds Fodder
Jammu 1.98 4.74 0.50 4.95 0.15 12.32 4.00 0.48 5.50
Kashmir 4.00 1.10 0.32 0.11 0.11 5.64 4.20 0.72 11.35
Total 5.98 5.84 0.82 5.06 0.26 17.96 lac Mts 8.20 lac Mts 1.20 lac Mts 16.85
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Graphical Representation of Production
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Perspective in Agriculture
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• Over 65 of people in the State depend on
  agriculture and allied sectors for livelihood
  (Population 10.26m with 2.9 growth rate 27 of
  GDP
• State faces massive deficits in food (30),
  oilseeds (70), and vegetable production (50),
• Net Sown Area (NSA) at 7.48 lac ha (2002-03) is
  around 35 of the Reporting Area as against
  national average of 46.15
• Average land holding size is 0.76 ha about 90
  of farmers are small and marginal
• Over 70 of NSA is under food crops. Only a
  little over 4 of the areas is under pulses
• Around 4.56 of the Gross Sown Area is under
  fodder cultivation despite the fact that around
  900 livestock is available per 1000 person
• Area under vegetables as age of Gross Sown Area
  is merely 6.96
• Productivity levels in respect of all crops are
  much lower than national averages
• Only 41 of area is under irrigation. Around 90
  of available ground water is unutilized
• Self-sufficiency in food grain is a remote
  possibility Diversification of Agriculture

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Highlights of Achievements

• Total foodfrain production- 17.98 lac MT
  (including 12.05 lac MT for Kharief and 5.65 lac
  MT of Rabi)
• Paddy, Maize and Wheat between 5 to 6 lac MTs
  each.
• Total vegetable production at 8.20 lac MTs.
• Only 0.67lac hectares is under fodder total
  production at 16.85 lac MT is insufficient for a
  livestock population of 99 lac.
• Mushroom production around 407 MTs likely to
  cross 500 MTs mark next year
• Honey production to touch 930 MT in 2005-06 at
  present 684 MTs
• Emphasis on floriculture 84 lac cut flowers,
  130 hact under roses/lavender
• Total exports on account of fresh fruits at 1500
  crore
• 7 international market share in Walnutorganic
  Walnut exports to 35 countries
• Rs.110 crore export of cherry
• Production of
• Milk 12.24 lac MTs
• Mutton 228.53 lac Kgs
• Wool 58 lac Kgs
• Eggs 600 million
• Cocoon production at 7 lac MT.

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Challenges Support Required
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• Technological solution for mono to double
  cropping( DSS for Zonalised Plan
• Irrigation infrastructure ground water
  utilization-Fruit/Saffron
• Replacement of Apple plantation in North Kashmir
• Saffron Corn Import of germ plasm
• Seed replacement rate to be stepped up-HYV Seed
• Mini-mission on fodder
• Focused approached on oil seeds/pulses-varietal/pr
  actice issues
• Linkage between research and extension
• Soil and water management- 27.1 soils are
  susceptible to drought
• Weather insurance/fruit crop insurance scheme
• Comprehensive plan for wasteland 8 categories
  (7500 sq km)
• Use of Plastic in Agriculture-Demonstrative
  Example

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Challenges Support Required
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• Tractor Subsidy to be raised from Rs. 30,000 to
  75000 (PTO from 35 to 40 hp)
• Raising subsidy level from 25 to 50 on-Zero-till
  Seed-cum-Fertilizer Drills-Tractor Driven- Maize
  Plater -Power Driven Paddy Theater , Pad Maize
  Shelle
• Consultants to draw up DPRs onI)End-to-end cold
  chain Management.II)Olive Processing
• III) High-Tech Green Houses
• Consultants on Quality Control-Certification and
  Branding Particularly for APPLE, CHERRY,
  WALNUT, SAFFRON, KALA ZEERA
• Strengthening of State Land use Board
• Quality Control Labs for Pesticides/Fertilizers
• Need for two Bio-Control Laboratory.
• Need for Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer for
  analyse of macro-contents
• Creation of implements testing information (3
  years 50 lacs)
• Storage capacity by fertilizer companies/CWHC
• Local modifications in TM

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Kharif Production in JK
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(Area in lac ha Production in lac MTs.)2004-05
Jammu Jammu Kashmir Kashmir Total Total
Area Prod. Area Prod. Area Prod.
Paddy 1.08 1.98 1.63 4.00 2.71 5.98
Maize 2.08 4.74 1.00 1.10 3.08 5.84
Pulses 0.18 0.17 0.21 0.17 0.39 0.34
Oilseeds 0.09 0.07 - - 0.09 0.07
Fodder 0.11 1.20 0.01 0.10 0.12 1.30
Veg. 0.10 1.50 0.17 3.20 0.27 4.70
Other cereal 0.08 0.05 0.15 0.15 0.23 0.20
Total 3.64 9.71 3.17 8.72 6.89 18.34
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SEED- REQUIREMENTS
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In Qtls
Rabi 2004-05 Rabi 2004-05
Targets- Achievements
Wheat 23786 23786
Oil-Seeds 270 247
Pulses 837 837
Fodder 2260 2260
Kharif 2004 Kharif 2004
Targets- Achievements
Paddy 3243 3172
Maize 2590 2241
Pulses 298 284
Fodder 596 596
REQUIREMENT FOR KHARIF
Paddy 8650
Maize 3125
Pulses 525
Fodder 260
Oilseeds 26.48
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SEED (2004-05)
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Source (Qty. in Qtl)
Seed Villages Seed Villages Seed Villages Govt. Farms Govt. Farms Govt. Farms Others Others Others Total Total Total
J K T J K T J K T J K T
Paddy - - - 1965 1233 3198 53 - 53 2018 1233 3251
Maize - - - 47.36 340 387.36 2033.18 - 2033.18 2080.54 350 2420.54
Wheat 4090 - 4090 11185 90 11275 8425 - 8425 23700 90 23790
Requirements of HYV
HYV HYV HYV
J K T
Paddy 2400 3400 5800
Maize 2458 1500 3958
Wheat 23700 300 24000
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SEED (2004-05)
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Seed Replacement Rate(SRR) in Percentage
X-Plan Base (2001-02) X-Plan Base (2001-02) X-Plan Base (2001-02) X-Plan Target X-Plan Target X-Plan Target Ach. 2004-05 Ach. 2004-05 Ach. 2004-05 Target 2005-06 Target 2005-06 Target 2005-06
J K T J K T J K T J K T
Paddy 4.60 1.60 3.73 12.00 12.00 12.00 4.78 1.20 4.08 6.21 6.65 6.52
Maize 2.21 2.09 2.03 12.00 12.00 12.00 4.45 1.16 3.99 12.73 3.33 8.88
Wheat 10.35 10.03 10.81 20.00 20.00 20.00 9.15 1.20 8.95 12.80 7.14 12.65
Pulses
Kharif 4.60 1.60 3.73 12.00 12.00 12.00 4.78 1.20 4.08 6.21 6.65 6.52
Rabi 2.21 2.09 2.03 12.00 12.00 12.00 4.45 1.16 3.99 12.73 3.33 8.88
Fodder
Kharif 3.67 1.88 2.03 30.00 30.00 30.00 27.08 - 24.08 28.57 28.57
Rabi 0.73 19.31 18.73 30.00 30.00 30.00 5.90 5.00 5.45 10.50 10.00 10.25
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Fertilizer(MTs)
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X-Plan Target X-Plan Target X-Plan Target Base Yr Achievement Level 2001-02 Base Yr Achievement Level 2001-02 Base Yr Achievement Level 2001-02 Achievements 2004-05 Achievements 2004-05 Achievements 2004-05 Proposed Target 2005-06 Proposed Target 2005-06 Proposed Target 2005-06
J K T J K T J K T J K T
N 28860 38940 67800 23605 27463 51068 20713 34180 54893 28860 38940 67800
P 13800 18400 32200 6974 10135 17109 8733 11872 20605 13800 18400 32200
K 4200 6000 10200 566 1009 1575 182 1393 1575 4200 6000 10200
Total 46860 63340 110200 31145 38607 69752 29628 47445 77073 46860 63340 110200
RABI-2004 RABI-2004 RABI-2004
Urea DAP MOP
J 26000 15000 3000
K 38000 16100 2090
T 64000 31100 5090
KHARIF-2005 KHARIF-2005 KHARIF-2005
Urea DAP MOP
J 45000 25000 8000
K 35000 18000 2500
T 80000 43000 10500
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Fertilizer-Consumption (Kharif)

2003 Achievement 2004 Achievement 2005 Targets
Urea 49339 46680 60000
DAP 17426 18603 40000
MOP 2587 526 10000
NPK 816 - -
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AGRICULTURAL CREDIT
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• TOTAL CREDIT TO AGRICULTURE SECTOR ENDING
  SEPTEMBER 2004

TARGET TARGET ACHIEVEMENT ACHIEVEMENT AGE ACHIEVEMENT
ACCOUNTS AMT IN 000S ACCOUNTS AMT IN 000S AGE ACHIEVEMENT
125626 2672343 13574 1472449 55
Achievement of banks vis-à-vis targets in crop
loans ending September 2004
Target Target Achievement Achievement Age Achievement
Accounts Amount in 000s Accounts Amount in 000s Age Achievement
97804 954582 7910 1169468 123

• Need to increase investment in agriculture and
  allied sector, particularly horticulture, under
  the Technology Mission

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AGRICULTURAL CREDIT
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Progress of Kisan Credit Cards (KCC) Scheme
during 2004-05
District KCC issued till 3/2004 Targets 2004-5 Application sponsored by Agri Deptt. Application verified by Rev Deptt. Application submitted to Banks KCCs issued (2004-5) Credit sanctioned ( Rs. Inlacs) Credit disbursed ( Rs in lacs)
JAMMU 14923 89512 28232 12138 8997 1388 132.421 119.075
KASHMIR 4383 69800 6149 5942 5942 2697 3.57 328.14
TOTAL 19306 159312 34381 18080 14939 4085 135.991 447.215

• Annual target of KCC to be increased to one lac.
• Thrust on small and marginal farmers
• Banks should extend entire crop loans through
  Kissan Credit Cards only
• Banks to entertain land holding records
  authenticated jointly by the patwaries and
  Sarpanches of the concerned village in respect of
  the farmers requiring credit limits upto Rs
  5,000/-

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The Scheme was adopted during Kharif 2004 season
for Paddy Maize crops and during Rabi 2004-05
season for Mustard and Wheat crop respectively in
Jammu division of the state. The progress for
Kharif 2004 is as under
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NATIONAL AGRICULTURE INSURANCE SCHEME
Crop No of farmers Area (Ha) Sum insured (Rs in lacs) Premium (Rs) Subsidy (Rs)
Maize 408 681.62 24.77 61934 4928
Paddy 20 17.18 0.67 1684 168
Total 428 698.80 25.44 63618 5096

• The scheme can be made more acceptable among
  farmers if
• Rate of premium is fixed for a particular crop
  for at least a period of three years in advance
  by adopting suitable mechanisms.
• Notification during each season should be only
  for new crops covered under the scheme and not
  for those continuing in previous years, to offset
  the time delay in these procedural formalities
• Block and not the district is taken up as a unit
  for coverage under the scheme, in order to make
  risk coverage under fire,hailstorm etc more
  meaningful.

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National Agricultural Insurance Scheme- Kharif
2004
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Name of crop/cat of farmers No. of Farmers insured Area (in Hectares) Sum insured(Rs.) Premium (Rs) Subsidy (Rs.)
Maize
S/M Farmers 348 534.42 1971383.00 49284.58 4928.46
Other Farmers 60 147.20 506000.00 12650.00 0.0
Total 408 681.62 2477383.00 61934.58 4928.46
PADDY
S/M Farmers 20 17.18 67375.00 1684.38 168.44
Other Farmers Nil
Total 20 17.18 67375.00 1684.38 168.44
State Total
S/M Farmers 368 551.60 2038758.00 50968.96 5096.90
Other Farmers 60 147.20 506000.00 12650.00 0.0
Total 428 698.80 25,44,758.00 63618.96 5096.90
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National Agricultural Insurance Scheme-Rabi 2004
Name of crop/cat of farmers No. of Farmers insured Area (in Hectares) Sum insured(Rs.) Premium (Rs) Subsidy (Rs.)
Wheat(Irrigated)
S/M Farmers 864 875.54 6073059.00 81987.00 8199.00
Other Farmers 328 539.12 3440957.00 46453.00 0.0
Total 1192 1414.66 9514016.00 128440.00 8199.00
Wheat(Un-Irrigated)
S/M Farmers 904 1028.71 5191548.00 77874.00 7787.00
Other Farmers 68 177.22 559700.00 8396.00 0.0
Total 972 1205.93 5751248.00 86270.00 7787.00
Mustard
S/M Farmers 11 6.31 43400.00 868.00 87.00
Other Farmers NIL
Total 11 6.31 43400.00 868.00 87.00
State Total
S/M Farmers 1779 1910.56 11308007.00 160729.00 16073.00
Other Farmers 396 716934 4000657 54849.00 0.0
Grand Total 2175 2626.90 15308664.00 215578.00 16073.00
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Macro Management
Department Funds released upto December 2004 during 2004-05 Funds released upto December 2004 during 2004-05 Funds released upto December 2004 during 2004-05 Expenditure ending Feb-2005 during 2004-05 Expenditure ending Feb-2005 during 2004-05 Expenditure ending Feb-2005 during 2004-05
Department Central Share State Share Total Central Share State Share Total
Agriculture Jammu 397.54 75.00 472.54 287.70 66.82 354.52
Agriculture Kashmir 396.00 80.00 476.00 239.77 56.54 296.31
Horticulture 46.00 7.90 53.90 27.23 3.28 30.51
Cooperative 65.00 12.65 77.65 26.36 2.15 28.51
RVP Thein Dam Jammu 198.00 0.00 198.00 159.82 0.00 159.82
RVP Pohru Kashmir 196.00 0.00 196.00 139.95 0.00 139.95
Director Soil Conservation JK 65.00 0.00 65.00 65.00 0.00 65.00
Command Jammu 7.00 0.00 7.00 7.00 0.00 7.00
JKEDI 5.00 0.00 5.00 5.00 0.00 5.00
FA CAO, APD 1.20 0.00 1.20 1.14 0.00 1.14
Total 1376.74 175.55 1552.29 958.97 128.79 1087.76
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Eco-restoration of degraded catchments of
Chenab,Jhelum and Shialik in JK
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• Focus on participatory watershed Management
  approaches
• Rs 100 Cr Project over X- FYP
• Funds Position(Rs. In lacs)

Year Ceiling releases by GOI Expenditure Unspent balance
2002-03 2003-04 - 732 546.05 185.95
2004-05 3000 800 696.06 189.89

• Cumulative Expdt Sofar - Rs 1142.11
  Cr against Rs 1532.00 Cr
• Current Year- Rs 696.06 Cr
  against Rs. 985.95 Cr

Physical Achievements (as on 28-2-2005)
Catchment Area Covered Structures Mandays
N-Jhelum 2084 1430 212474
S.Jhelum 1967 857 167249
Chenab 1133.75 823 99192
Shivalik - - -
Total 5184.75 3110 478915
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Technology Mission MM-II (Production) SUMMARY
Action Plan 2003-04 Action Plan 2004-05 Total Releases upto Feb 2005 Expenditure upto. 2/2005 Anticipated Expdt. Upto 3/05
Horticulture-J 208.70 440.98 649.68 340.00 206.45 300.00
-K 241.30 504.02 745.32 395.00 250.00 350.00
Total 450.00 945.00 1395.00 735.00 456.45 650.00
Agriculture - -J 100.00 217.50 317.50 155.00 95.14 120.00
-K 100.00 217.50 317.50 210.00 55.96 80.00
CAD-J - - - 40.00 40.00 60.00
Total 200.00 70.00 505.00 70.00 705.00 405.00 191.10 260.00
Total 650.00 1450.00 2100.00 1140.00 647.55 910.00
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MECHANISATION IN AGRICULTURE (JK STATE)

• Low mechanical horse power available per hectare
  area i.e. 0.4hp only .
• Location specific implements tools like seed
  cum fertilizer drills,power operated paddy
  thresher,multi crop thresher, hill ploughs being
  popularized under macro management / technology
  mission.
• Agriculture engineering workshop at all district
  head quarters- engaged in designing and
  fabrication of improved tools and implements .
• Women friendly equipments like hand operated
  maize shellers,light weight spades, self
  sharpening sickels etc. being fabricated
  distributed.
• Demonstrations are being organised on zero till
  seed cum fertiliser drill, other power/animal
  drawn implements.

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TRAINING AND EXTENSION
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• Training visit programme of agriculture
  extension since 1984-85.
• 5605 farmers provided awareness on improved
  implements through demonsration programmes
• Kissan behbood committees (farmers welfare
  committees) at panchayat level to make the
  extension system broad based.
• Research extension support is being provided by
  SAUs, KVKs
• Regular training programmes under cropping
  systems and farmers field schools on spices
  condiments like saffron, vegetables,
  floriculture, apiculture mushroom cultivation.
• 50 charcha mandals for farmers and farm-women for
  imparting training.
• Exposure visits for Farmers outside the state
  and also within state to various centres of
  excellence-under NABARD/NHB assistance and TM

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Thank You
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Technology Mission for Integrated
Development of Horticulture
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T-1
Technology Mission for Integrated Development of
Horticulture
Allocation Approved Approved Releases Releases Total Expdt
Allocation 2003-04 2004-05 2003-04 2004-05 Total Expdt
MM-I Research 300 - 214.58 200.00 200.00 35.43
-II Production 4099 650 (Action Plan) 1450 (Action Plan) 650.oo 724.50 1374.50 647.55
-III (NHB/DMI-HPM) Marketing (Post harvest) 4054 -
-IV Processing 1264 -
-V Rouea/Trainees 283 -
Total Total 1000 650 (Action Plan) 1450 (Action Plan) 650.00 924.50 1574.50 -
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Technology Mission MM-II (Production) SUMMARY
Action Plan 2003-04 Action Plan 2004-05 Total Releases upto Feb 2005 Expenditure upto. 2/2005 Anticipated Expdt. Upto 3/05
Horticulture-J 208.70 440.98 649.68 340.00 206.45 300.00
-K 241.30 504.02 745.32 395.00 250.00 350.00
Total 450.00 945.00 1395.00 735.00 456.45 650.00
Agriculture - -J 100.00 217.50 317.50 155.00 95.14 120.00
-K 100.00 217.50 317.50 210.00 55.96 80.00
CAD-J - - - 40.00 40.00 60.00
Total 200.00 70.00 505.00 70.00 705.00 405.00 191.10 260.00
Total 650.00 1450.00 2100.00 1140.00 647.55 910.00
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MM-III
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Issues with NHB/SFAC

1. 57 cases of on-farm Storage units (out of 64
   sanctioned by SLSC) pending with NHB.
2. NHB to approve subsidy of Rs. 30 lacs in respect
   of Parimpora
3. CA Store at Rangreth-First approval of Rs. 50
   lacs by NABARD/UCO
4. NHB to sanction back-ended subsidy for 5
   refrigerated Vans
5. Proposed for value addition(Jam Industry,Saba)
   cleared by JK Bank

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1. Subsidy for 14 Wholesale Markets under MM-III
   (Rs 50 lacs each Sopore,
   Parimpora and Narwal) Rs. 7.50 Cr.
2. In- Principle approval for 8 Apni Mandies (out of
   40 Mandies) Land being identified .
3. Proposals for Grading Laboratories under
   formulation

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MM-IV
T-4

• Existing Proposal
• Osmotic dehydration and Pulp Processing for
  Apricots (Rs. 17 Lacs) under consideration
  of MFPI.
• Setting up of Canning Bottling line at JKHPMC
  Juice Plant, SOPORE (Rs 85 lacs) under
  consideration by MFPI
• Moderation of Fruit and Veg. Processing
  facilities at Khanmoh by Agro (Rs. 100 lacs)
  -Under Consideration
• New Proposal
• Olive processing in Doda
• Revival of gutted /damaged infrastructure
  facilities for Walnut hulling and drying

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Grape Nursery Lar Ganderbal (Pvt.)
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T-6
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T-7
Community Water Storage tank-Anantnag
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T-8
Community Water Storage Tank-Pulwama
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T-9
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T-10
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T-11
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T-12
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On Farm Store-Anantnag
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Sopore
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Establishment of Vineyard Maralia (Public Sector)
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Plantation under Area Expansion-(Akhnoor)
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Plantation Drive under Area Expansion
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Farmer Awareness and Training Programmes
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Impact of Abnormal Weather conditions
in Feb 2005 on Agriculture Sector In JK
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Weather Card
S-1
Period Actual Normal Departure
1st Jan 2003 to 26 Feb. 2003 233 160 46
1st Jan 2004 to 25 Feb. 2004 190 164 16
1st Jan 2003 to 23 Feb. 2005 562 203 177

• 1997-2003 deficiency in precipitation
• 2004- Massive snowfall in April 2004 damaging
  parts in upper reaches of South Kashmir
• 2005- heaviest snowfall in last 35 years
• heavier in Southern and Central parts
• inaccessibility of areas- no precise idea of
  damages
• uprooting of fruit trees, splitting, breaking of
  branches, tilting of trees

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S-2
Damage in Apple Orchards of Kashmir Valley
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S-5
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Constraints in Achieving self -sufficiency

• 1. Inclement Weather Spells
• While the farmers in J K State have been
  experiencing drought like situation since 1999,
  during Kharief 2004 Paddy nurseries were damaged
  in Kashmir valley due to incessant rainfall and
  snowfall.

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• Heavy snowfall during February 2005 through out
  Kashmir valley and temperate regions of Jammu
  Division adversely affected the prospects of
  achieving Rabi crop production targets.
• Due to melting of snow vast cropped areas in most
  of the districts continue to remain inundated.

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Losses in Agriculture
Jammu
Kashmir
Oil Seeds-65 Cr Veg. 21 Cr Fodder 17 Cr Wheat 18
Cr
Total Rs 126.08 Crore
Grand Total-
Major Losses
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Losses in Horticulture
Division Area under fruit production(000 Ha) Area under fruit production(000 Ha) Area under fruit production(000 Ha) Estimated Prod. (000 MT) Estimated Prod. (000 MT) Estimated Prod. (000 MT) Prod. Loss 000 Mts. Prod. Loss 000 Mts. Prod. Loss 000 Mts. Monetary Losss (Crores) Monetary Losss (Crores) Monetary Losss (Crores)
Division Fresh Dry Total Fresh Dry Total Fresh Dry Total Fresh Dry Total
Jammu 54.54 28.86 83.40 83.10 20.06 103.16 20 5 25 12 20 32
Kashmir 113.02 61.88 174.90 1134.50 94.19 1228.69 452 37 489 272 147 419
Total 167.56 90.74 258.30 1217.60 114.25 1331.85 472 42 514 284 167 451

• Assumptions-
• Figures highly tentative
• 50 of area suffered losses of more than 50 in
  Kashmir while 25 of area in Jammu is n likely
  to fall in this category
• Overall production loss 40 in Kashmir25 in
  Jammu
• Losses in affected areas may range from 50 to
  100

Total Rs. 451 Crore
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FUNDS REQUIREMENT FINALIZED WITH CENTRE TEAM A-
Financial Assistance under CRF-NCCF Framework
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B-For Immediate Restoration/Medium-term(ensuing
crop/fruit season ) requirements
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C- SUMMARY
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Thank You
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Annexures
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Area under various Crops (000 Hact)
X-Plan Target X-Plan Target X-Plan Target Base Yr Achievements Level Base Yr Achievements Level Base Yr Achievements Level Achievements 2004-05 Achievements 2004-05 Achievements 2004-05 Proposal Target 2005-06 Proposal Target 2005-06 Proposal Target 2005-06
J K T J K T J K T J K T
Paddy 115 180 295 112 165 277 108 163 271 112 160 272
Maize 207 110 317 207 100 307 208 100 308 207 105 312
Wheat 247 8 255 207 6 213 246 7 253 246 7.5 253.5
Other Cereal 40 - 40 6 15 21 19 15 34 21 15 36
Pulses 40 35 75 34 21 55 37 29 66 36 29.5 65.5
Total FG 649 333 982 566 307 873 618 314 932 622 317 939
Oilseeds 43 90 133 40 70 110 40 72 112 41 75 116
Fodder 31 30 61 34 - 34 34 30 64 30 32 62
Vegetable 32 60 92 22 17 39 25 22 47 27 23 50
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Production of Crops (000 MT)
X-Plan Target X-Plan Target X-Plan Target Base Yr Achievements Level Base Yr Achievements Level Base Yr Achievements Level Achievements 2004-05 Achievements 2004-05 Achievements 2004-05 Proposal Target 2005-06 Proposal Target 2005-06 Proposal Target 2005-06
J K T J K T J K T J K T
Paddy 288 695 983 181 350 531 198 400 598 244 440 684
Maize 621 208 829 451 106 557 474 110 584 528 125 653
Wheat 618 12 630 336 5 341 495 11 506 520 12 532
Other Cereal 25 15 40 13 13 26 15 11 26 18 12 30
Pulses 48 30 78 30 14 44 50 32 82 46 35 81
Total FG 1600 960 2560 1011 488 1499 1232 564 1796 1356 624 1980
Oilseeds 51 80 131 40 70 110 48 72 120 48 75 123
Fodder 584 300 300 550 1135 1685 550 1200 1750
Vegetable 480 312 290 602 400 420 820 400 523 923
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Rabi Production in JK (Area in lac ha
Production in lac Mts.) (2004-05)
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Jammu Jammu Kashmir Kashmir Total Total
Area Prod. Area Prod. Area Prod.
Wheat 2.46 4.95 0.07 0.11 2.53 5.06
Pulses 0.19 0.33 0.08 0.15 0.27 0.48
Oilseeds 0.31 0.41 0.72 0.72 1.03 1.13
Fodder 0.23 4.30 0.29 11.25 0.52 15.55
Veg. 0.15 2.50 0.05 1.00 0.20 3.50
Other cereal 0.11
Total 3.45 12.49 1.21 13.23 4.55 25.72
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Coverage under HYV
X-Plan Target X-Plan Target X-Plan Target Base Yr Achievements Level Base Yr Achievements Level Base Yr Achievements Level Achievements 2004-05 Achievements 2004-05 Achievements 2004-05 Proposal Target 2005-06 Proposal Target 2005-06 Proposal Target 2005-06
J K T J K T J K T J K T
Paddy 111 150 261 104 135 239 108 145 253 112 147 259
Maize 200 100 300 143 75 218 158 87 245 156 90 246
Wheat 245 7 252 206 5 211 244 7 251 246 7 253
Other cereals 10 - 10 5 - 5 5 - 5 5 - 5
Pulses 36 30 66 33 14.50 47.50 32 16 48 28 20 48
Total FG 602 287 889 491 215.50 706.50 547 255 802 547 264 811
Oilseeds 40 90 130 40 65.00 105 36.49 70 106.49 36 75 111
Fodder 30 30 60 34 32.23 22 54.3 27 27 54
Vegetable 26 25 51 22 24.30 20 44.30 24 21 45
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Apiculture
X-Plan Target X-Plan Target X-Plan Target Base Yr Achievement Level 2001-02 Base Yr Achievement Level 2001-02 Base Yr Achievement Level 2001-02 Achievement 2004-05 Achievement 2004-05 Achievement 2004-05 Proposal Target 2005-06 Proposal Target 2005-06 Proposal Target 2005-06
J K T J K T J K T J K T
Distribution of Bee hives 10000 6000 16000 442 500 800 1300 2000 575 4700
Distribution of Colonies 10000 3000 13000 527 1000 200 1200 2000 575 4200
Production of Honey in M.Ts Production of Honey in M.Ts Production of Honey in M.Ts Production of Honey in M.Ts Production of Honey in M.Ts Production of Honey in M.Ts Production of Honey in M.Ts Production of Honey in M.Ts Production of Honey in M.Ts Production of Honey in M.Ts Production of Honey in M.Ts Production of Honey in M.Ts Production of Honey in M.Ts
Public 7 2 9 3 5 1 6 6 1 7
Private 513 500 1013 145 278 400 678 425 500 925
Total 520 502 1022 148 283 401 684 431 501 932
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Mushroom
X-Plan Target X-Plan Target X-Plan Target Base Yr Achievement Level 2001-02 Base Yr Achievement Level 2001-02 Base Yr Achievement Level 2001-02 Achievement 2004-05 Achievement 2004-05 Achievement 2004-05 Proposal Target 2005-06 Proposal Target 2005-06 Proposal Target 2005-06
J K T J K T J K T J K T
Trays laid
Public 70000 400 70400 98912 - 63000 300 63300 66000 500 66500
Private 62000 10000 72000 - - 55269 6600 61869 58000 8000 66000
Total 132000 100400 142400 98912 118269 6900 125169 124000 8500 132500
Distribution of Spawn (Nos.) 66000 100000 166000 49813 3170 59357 6500 67857 62000 8000 70000
Production (Qtls) Production (Qtls)
Public 2609 240 2849 3451 6 3457 1972 18 1990 2498 30 2528
Private 2310 600 2910 - 190 190 1743 340 2083. 2192 480 2672
Total 4920 840 5759 3451 196 3647 3715 358 4073 4690 510 5200
No. of Persons trained 540 100 640 390 20 410 430 8 438 510 50 560
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Agriculture Credit
A-KISAN CREDIT CARDS
KCC issued till 3/2004 Target 2004-05 Application Sponsored by Agri. Deptt. Application verified by Rev. Deptt. Application Submitted to Banks KCCs Issued (2004-05) Credit Sanctioned (Rs. In lacs) Credit Disbursed (Rs. In lacs)
J 14923 89512 28232 12138 8997 1388 132.421 119.075
K
T
B- CREDIT FLOW TO AGRICULTURE SECTOR
2003-04 2004-05
Total to AgI 160.42 Cr 147.57 Cr
Crop loan 83.21 Cr 116.95 Cr
Total beneficiaries 22027 13594
12015 7910
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Progress of KCCs Scheme during 2004-05 in
respect of Jammu Division
District KCC issued till 3/2004 Targets 2004-5 Application sponsored by Agri Deptt. Application verified by Rev Deptt. Application submitted to Banks KCCs issued (2004-5) Credit sanctioned ( Rs. Inlacs) Credit disbursed ( Rs in lacs)
Jammu 3599 30000 2800 1559 123 237 25.553 22.923
Kathua 548 5600 1761 1085 939 52 9.05 9.05
Udhampur 928 18000 1631 733 733 87 28.541 28.541
Doda 3622 16500 17491 6847 2959 691 1.25 1.25
Poonch 162 6500 1637 1048 1048 25 3.69 1.17
Rajouri 1541 10000 - - 1309 25 3.36 2.92
CAD 4523 2912 2912 866 586 271 60.977 53.221
Total 14923 89512 28232 12138 8997 1388 132.421 119.075
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Progress of KCCs Scheme during 2004-05 in
respect of Kashmir Division
District KCC issued till 3/2004 Targets 2004-5 Application sponsored by Agri Deptt. Application verified by Rev Deptt. Application submitted to Banks KCCs issued (2004-5) Credit sanctioned ( Rs. Inlacs) Credit disbursed ( Rs in lacs)
Srinagar - 5000 431 224 224 17 3.57 2.92
Budgam - 11000 827 827 827 416 - -
Anantnag 645 3330 682 682 682 30 - -
Pulwama 561 15000 620 620 620 - - -
Baramulla 3086 23500 3207 3207 3207 2143 - 320.67
Kupwara 91 12000 383 383 382 91 - 4.55
CAD - - - - - - - -
Total 4383 69800 6149 5942 5942 2697 3.57 328.14
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Major Horticulture Crops in Jammu and
Kashmir (Area in Hacts)
2003-04
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Major Horticulture Crops in Jammu and
Kashmir (Prod in 000 MTs)
2003-04