BGREI

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BGREI
ODISHA
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Policies

• Extending Green revolution to areas having less
  irrigation potential.
• Concurrent attention to soil health treatment,
  water conservation and preservation of
  bio-diversity.
• Technology management to enhance productivity and
  profitability.
• Implementation of programmes considering
  Agro-climatic factors.
• Attracting educated youth to Agriculture Sector
  and retaining them.

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Technological Interventions

• Deep ploughing by Tractor drawn M.B Plough /
  Rotavator
• Seedling Root Dip/Nursery Treatment
• Weed Management Chemical/ Mechanical
• Line Transplanting / Line Sowing
• Use of plastic drum seeder
• Use of Transplanter
• Use of micro nutrients based on Soil Test results

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Outcome Derived

• Wide acceptance of Line Sowing and Transplanting
• Use of Drum Seeder in up-Land Medium Land
  created a new hope
• Role of Micro- Nutrient (Zinc Sulphate) in
  increasing the productivity is well understood by
  the Farmers
• Support of N.G.Os made the task of other stake
  holder easier
• Increase in Yield was significant (up to 50)

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Results of BGREI in Rainfed Up- Land (Yield in
term of Rice)
District Area in ha. No. of villages No. of farmers involved No of Crop cuttings Max. yield in Qtl./ ha Min. yield in Qtl./ ha Av. yield in Qtl. per ha. Demo. Av. yield in Qtl. per Ha. Control of increase in yield.
KORAPUT 1000 112 1851 680 25.51 9.99 15.38 8.86 74
MAYURBHANJ 1000 77 2324 138 32.31 13.46 21.27 16.05 33
GANJAM 1000 81 2196 81 25.13 15.82 20.64 15.42 34
BARGARH 1000 19 1732 46 20.02 7.63 14.21 10.46 36
STATE 4000 289 8103 945 32.31 7.63 16.64 10.55 58
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Results of BGREI in Rainfed Shallow Low
Land (Yield in term of Rice)
District Area in ha. No. of villages No. of farmers involved No of Crop cuttings Max. yield in Qtl./ ha Min. yield in Qtl./ ha Av. yield in Qtl. per ha. Demo Av. yield in Qtl. per ha Control. of increase in yield
Balasore 2000 18 1644 129 55.65 28.05 40.19 23.87 68
Bhadrak 1000 10 1022 110 57.22 40.39 50.83 36.47 39
Cuttack 1000 27 1557 204 50.94 34.33 39.81 21.67 84
Jagatsingpur 1000 19 1381 48 49.82 27.26 38.31 27.94 37
Kendrapada 2000 29 2562 196 43.31 23.56 37.14 23.03 61
Koraput 1000 44 1328 124 43.48 16.55 26.84 20.66 30
Rayagada 1000 54 1491 30 33.94 23.15 31.35 22.43 40
Subarnapur 970.5 22 806 58 47.69 5.61 23.65 14.58 62
Mayurbhanj 2000 37 2501 282 41.96 22.55 30.58 25.02 22
Ganjam 2000 35 2497 70 38.43 25.02 33.55 22.55 49
Gajapati 1000 88 1572 158 37.70 14.81 23.73 18.18 31
Puri 1000 32 1765 64 29.64 26.29 27.70 24.55 13
Khordha 1000 16 1435 101 45.51 22.76 36.02 31.53 14
Baragarh 2000 22 2767 133 38.60 10.88 22.25 14.69 51
Sambalpur 1000 12 1382 33 29.75 19.07 20.42 8.74 134
State 19970.5 465 25710 1740 57.22 5.61 33.18 23.13 43
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Results of BGREI in Irrigated HYV (Yield in
terms of Rice)
District Area in ha. No. of villages No. of farmers involved No of Crop cuttings Max. yield in Qtl./ ha Min. yield in Qtl./ ha Av. yield in Qtl. per ha. Demo Av. yield in Qtl. per ha Control. of increase in yield
Balasore 2000 30 1703 96 51.61 22.44 35.51 23.28 53
Bhadrak 2000 19 2463 189 62.83 30.86 42.03 34.78 21
Cuttack 2000 31 2902 140 54.17 34.29 41.65 28.04 49
Jagatsingpur 1000 18 1613 40 50.62 32.46 41.32 30.12 37
Kendrapada 2000 22 3244 265 50.38 30.39 38.53 25.72 50
Koraput 2000 55 2720 252 41.51 16.38 31.13 22.74 37
Rayagada 1000 31 1061 40 44.92 28.68 34.60 24.67 40
Subarnapur 865.5 8 551 50 38.82 26.88 33.75 24.86 36
Mayurbhanj 2000 38 2633 300 54.98 20.64 32.29 24.24 33
Ganjam 2000 19 2860 38 47.24 29.17 37.03 27.04 37
Gajapati 1000 40 1481 148 47.35 15.48 28.84 21.07 37
Puri 2000 66 2444 160 35.49 28.91 33.73 28.62 18
Khordha 2000 50 2637 136 67.43 20.53 40.17 24.74 62
Baragarh 2000 15 1937 189 54.75 19.75 34.43 23.13 49
Sambalpur 2000 40 1231 75 63.82 27.20 36.35 26.29 38
State 25865.5 482 31480 2118 67.43 15.48 35.61 25.76 38
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Results of BGREI in Irrigated Hybrid Paddy
(Yield in terms of rice)
District Area in ha. No. of villages No. of farmers involved No of Crop cutting Max. yield in Qtl./ ha Min. yield in Qtl./ ha Av. yield in Qtl. per ha. Demo Av. yield in Qtl. per ha Control. of increase in yield
Puri 1000 50 1989 85 38.55 30.43 37.22 31.26 19
Sambalpur 1000 16 664 20 61.71 32.76 44.31 26.29 68
State 2000 66 2653 105 61.71 30.43 40.74 30.31 34
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Results of BGREI in Rainfed Up- Land
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Results of BGREI in Rainfed Shallow Low Land
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Results of BGREI in Irrigated HYV
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Results of BGREI in Irrigated Hybrid Paddy
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Performance of BGREI Demonstration 2011-12 in different districts (Yield in term of rice) Performance of BGREI Demonstration 2011-12 in different districts (Yield in term of rice) Performance of BGREI Demonstration 2011-12 in different districts (Yield in term of rice) Performance of BGREI Demonstration 2011-12 in different districts (Yield in term of rice)
District Av. Yield from Demo plot (Q/ha) Av. Yield from Control plot (Q/ha) increase in yield over control
Balasore 37.85 23.58 61
Bhadrak 44.96 35.34 27
Cuttack 41.03 25.92 58
Jagatsingpur 39.82 29.03 37
Kendrapada 37.84 24.37 55
Koraput 26.12 18.75 39
Rayagada 32.98 23.55 40
Subarnapur 28.70 19.72 46
Mayurbhanj 29.40 22.92 28
Ganjam 32.36 22.92 41
Gajapati 26.29 19.63 34
Puri 33.09 28.27 17
Khordha 38.79 27.01 44
Baragarh 25.52 17.22 48
Sambalpur 34.36 21.91 57
Average 33.41 23.75 41

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Yield rate of Rice in Odisha
Year Yield rate in kg/ha
2007-08 (actual) 1720
2008-09 (actual) 1553
2009-10 (actual) 1609
2010-11 (actual) 1640
2011-12 (provisional) 1472
2012-13 (projected) 1752
2013-14 (projected) 1915
2014-15 (projected) 2070
2015-16 (projected) 2210
2016-17 (projected) 2275
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Yield rate of rice in Odisha (kg/ha)

• 2011-12
  (provisional)
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  2012-13 to 2016-17 (projected)

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Fertilizer consumption in Odisha (kg/ha)
Year State National
2007-08 (actual) 52.00 115.27
2008-09 (actual) 62.00 127.21
2009-10 (actual) 60.00 135.27
2010-11 (actual) 62.26 144.14
2011-12 (actual) 59.96 143.80
2012-13 (projected) 85.00 N.A
2013-14 (projected) 100.00 N.A
2014-15 (projected) 120.00 N.A
2015-16 (projected) 135.00 N.A
2016-17 (projected) 150.00 N.A
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Fertilizer consumption in Odisha (kg/ha) State
vs. National
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Projection of fertilizer use in Odisha (kg/ha)
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SRR of Paddy in Odisha
Year SRR ()
2006-07 6.35
2007-08 12.04
2008-09 15.05
2009-10 19.07
2010-11 20.64
2011-12 21.65
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SRR () of Paddy in Odisha
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Strategic Plans for Improving Agril Production
and Productivity - 2012-13
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• Crop Demonstration - Rice
• 155 clusters of each 1,000 ha under Rice
  Demonstration in different agro-ecological zones
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• Rain fed upland eco system 7 clusters
• Irrigated hybrid eco system 20 clusters
• Rain fed shallow low land 64 clusters
• Irrigated HYV rice 64 clusters
• Soil test based nutrient application soil
  sample analysis of at least 30 samples for major
  nutrients and 3 samples for micro nutrients in a
  patch of 250 hectares.

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• New varieties released during last 10 years given
  priority.
• Demonstration of Naveen, Barshadhan, Ranidhan,
  Pratikhya, Sahabhagi, RGL 2537, RGL 2538,
  Geetanjali, Swarna Sub - 1 given importance for
  demonstration.
• Foundation seeds promoted in 25 clusters for seed
  production programme.
• Popularisation of hybrids like Ajaya, Rajalaxmi
  and KRH -2 in 20,000 hectare area. 3,000 qtls of
  seeds procured from GoI undertakings like HIL and
  SFCI as well as MoU farms of CRRI.

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• Application of weedicides importance for dose
  and time of application.
• Mechanical weeding by using power/ cono/ mandwa
  weeder.
• Line sowing/ Transplanting is mandatory for
  entire demonstration of 155 clusters covering
  1,54,400 hectare.
• Sowing of seeds by using drum seeder.
• Pest and disease management through procurement
  of need based pesticides.
• E-pest surveillance taken up throughout the
  State.
• Joint supervision and guidance to the farmers by
  Govt. officials and KVK scientists.

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• Asset Building
• Providing life saving irrigation through supply
  of 43,173 pump sets with 50 subsidy limited to
  Rs.10,000/-.
• By now 4,300 pump sets have been supplied.

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• Site Specific Needs
• Farm-cum-Fish ponds (1,000 nos) in coastal area
  where depth of water rises up to 2 ft
  unsuitable for crop production. Cost of each unit
  Rs.70,000/-(Farmersshare 10,000/- and Govt.
  subsidy Rs.60,000/-)
• Creation of community irrigation projects 10
  acres of patch Programme of 684 patches. Cost of
  each patch is Rs.6,00,000 at 100 subsidy
• Check Dam/ Diversion Weirs- Programme for 10
  projects with estimated cost of Rs.50 lakh each.

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Inter Departmental Policy and Programmatic
Convergence
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• ROLE OF CRRI
• Director, CRRI is the member of the Central
  Steering Committee (CSC).
• The CSC guides the implementation process, making
  suggestion for improvement basing on the State
  Level Monitoring Teams (SLMT).
• CCRI, Cuttack is the nodal institute in the
  monitoring team and acts as the main bridge
  between the CSC, SLMT and DLMT.

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• ROLE OF OUAT
• Identify the priority area to plan right
  interventions
• Close monitoring of implementation ensure
  quality technologies and services are extended to
  farmers.
• ROLE OF KVK
• Provide feedback to SLMT on quality
  implementation of the project.
• Extend technical support for the demonstrations.
• Monitor the programme and submit report to CRRI
  at monthly intervals.

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Marketing and Procurement

• Procurement of paddy is done by different
  agencies like State Civil Supplies Corporation,
  PACS, MARKFED in the mandies created within the
  reach of the farmers.
• The seeds are procured by OSSC under Seed
  Production Programme.

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Specific Areas of Strategic Research

• Development of suitable rice varieties for saline
  and deep water eco-systems.
• Development of farmer friendly low drudgery
  manual weeding equipment.

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Monitoring Structure

• In addition to State level Monitoring Team
  (SLMT), the DLMT have been formed at the district
  level for regular monitoring of the Project.
• Set up of District Level Monitoring Team (DLMT)
• PD, ATMA
• Scientists of KVK
• Consultant, ATMA
• District level Agril Engineer
• Representative of District Collector
• District representative of WR Deptt
• The Team will meet once every month (3rd week)
  and review progress of implementation.

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PHYSICAL PROGRESS UNDER BGREI-2012-13
Interventions Unit ECO-SYSTEMS ECO-SYSTEMS ECO-SYSTEMS ECO-SYSTEMS ECO-SYSTEMS
Interventions Unit Rainfed Up Land Rainfed Shallow Low Land Irrigated HYV Irrigated HYB Total
Clusters formed Nos. 7 64 64 20 155
Farmers involved Nos. 7547 70484 70603 20423 169057
NGOs Nos. 11 77 85 35 208
Progressive Farmers selected Nos. 70 634 640 200 1544
Staff Hand Holding selected Nos. 7 64 64 20 155
Drum Seeder supplied Nos. 70 634 640 200 1544
SRI Power Weeder Nos. 7 64 64 20 155
Seed Supplied Qtl. 4200 39000 37690 3000 83890
Weedicide Lts. 10500 97500 94500 30000 232500
Seedling Treatment Ha. 0 58600 63900 20000 142500
Micronutrient (Zn B) Qtl. 1750 16250 15750 5000 38750
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PHYSICAL PROGRESS UNDER BGREI-2012-13 (contd..)
Interventions Unit ECO-SYSTEMS ECO-SYSTEMS ECO-SYSTEMS ECO-SYSTEMS ECO-SYSTEMS
Interventions Unit Rainfed Up Land Rainfed Shallow Low Land Irrigated HYV Irrigated HYB Total
Deep Ploughing Completed Ha. 7000 63400 64000 20000 1,54,400
Direct Seeding completed Ha. 7000 4800 100 0 11,900
Transplanting completed Ha. 0 58600 63900 20000 1,42,500
ASSET BUILDING Nos. 43,173 pump sets
SITE SPECIFIC NEEDS Nos. 40 Farm -cum Fish Pond
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FINANCIAL PROGRESS
Activities Programme in Lakh Rs. Achievement in Lakh Rs. (up to 20th Sept. 2012)
Block Demonstration 12204.75 9489.37
Asset Building 4316.25 344.00
Site Specific Needs 5204.00 240.00
TOTAL 21725.00 10073.37
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Thank You