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Title: Mid-term Review of XI Plan Agriculture Sector Karnataka state


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Strategies for Agricultural Growth in the balance
period of 11th Plan inKarnataka
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CB PURA
Bangalore (U)
Ramnagaram
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SOIL TYPES Red Soils- 71.08 lakh ha.(37) Black
soils- 52.93 lakh ha.(28) Alluvio-Colluvial
soils-29.98 lakh ha. (16) Lateritic Soils-11.65
lakh ha.(6) Forest soils-11.47 lakh ha.(6)
Coastal soils- 7.44 lakh ha.(4) Rock lands,
water bodies Urban areas 5.96 lakh ha.(3)
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Agricultural Land Holdings Agricultural Land Holdings Agricultural Land Holdings Agricultural Land Holdings Agricultural Land Holdings Agricultural Land Holdings

Farmer Category No. (lakhs) Holding Area (lakh ha.) Average size of holding (ha.)
Marginal (Less than 1 Ha.) 36.55 48 16.51 13 0.45
Small (1-2 ha.) 20.14 27 28.76 23 1.43
Semi-medium (2-4 ha.) 12.78 17 34.68 28 2.71
Medium (4-10 ha.) 5.55 7 32.06 26 5.78
Large (10 ha. above) 0.79 1 11.84 10 14.99
Total 75.81 100 123.85 100 1.63
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Season-wise normal area under agriculture crops
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Source-wise Gross Net Irrigated Area Source-wise Gross Net Irrigated Area Source-wise Gross Net Irrigated Area
Unit Area in lakh hectares. Unit Area in lakh hectares. Unit Area in lakh hectares.
Source Gross Irrigated Area Net Irrigated Area
Canals 12.92 9.91
Tanks 2.34 2.08
Wells 4.83 4.34
Tube/Bore Wells 12.89 10.79
Lift Irrigation 1.60 1.28
Other Sources 3.31 2.92
Total 37.89 31.32
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Karnataka Krishi Mission
The Mission has been constituted with the main
objective of Coordination Convergence of
Agriculture and Allied Departments for overall
development of Agriculture and making farmers
self reliant by reforming farming systems and
enhancing the farmers income.
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ORGANIC FARMING PROMOTIONAL PROGRAMMES
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XI Five Year Plan Projected Outlay of Agriculture
Allied Sectors
Sl.No Heads of Development Projected Outlay (Rs. in Lakhs)
1 Crop Husbandry 120406
2 Horticulture 46037
3 Soil Water Conservation 75590
4 Animal Husbandry 42845
5 Fisheries 12954
6 Food Storage and Warehousing 3500
7 Agri. Research Education 36700
8 Agri. Financial Institutions 1600
9 Cooperation 62153
10 Agricultural marketing 7160
11 Dairy Development 25
TOTAL 408970
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Area under Agriculture crops 113.62 lakh ha. (87
of total cultivated area)
Cereals 56 lakh ha. (49)
Pulses 20 lakh ha. (17)
Oilseeds 28.5 lakh ha. (25)
Cotton 4 lakh ha. (3.6)
Sugarcane 4 lakh ha. (3.7)
Tobacco 1 lakh ha. (0.9)
Area under Horticulture, Plantation, Sericulture
etc. 16.65 lakh ha. (13 of total cultivated area)
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Food grain Production During X Plan Period
First 2 Years of XI Plan Period
2008-09 Advance estimate
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Growth rate of Agriculture Sector in Karnataka
during recent Five Year Plan Periods
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COMPUTING AGRICULTURE GROWTH RATE
  • At present the growth rate is computed annually
    and compared to the previous year
  • Agriculture depends on weather conditions
    Rainfall, certain years may be very good and
    other years may not be that good. Therefore, it
    is better to compute and compare the moving
    average growth rates over a period time(Every
    5years)

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Moving Compound Growth Rates of Gross Value of
Output from Agriculture Allied Sector at
Current Prices (1999-00 Series)
Sector 2000-01 to 2004-05 2001-02 to 2005-06 2002-03 to 2006-07 2003-04 to 2007-08 2004-05 to 2008-09
1. Agriculture -3.34 9.69 9.63 8.70 2.38
2. Horticulture -6.28 -12.91 -1.44 14.33 10.91
3. Livestock -5.12 -4.48 0.72 3.02 3.29
Total (123) -4.60 1.38 4.78 8.50 4.07
4. Forestry Logging -0.84 0.83 1.10 0.99 0.47
5. Fishing -2.83 2.60 2.70 4.04 3.40
TOTAL -4.47 1.32 4.64 8.22 3.96
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BHOO CHETANA
  • Mission mode Project for Rain-fed Agriculture
    for Increasing Agricultural Productivity in
    Karnataka
  • To scale-up best management options (seeds of
    improved varieties, soil test-based nutrient
    management including micronutrients, IPM) for
    increasing crop yields by 20 in 24 Dry land
    agriculture districts
  • Build capacity of the farmers and achieve
    development in dry-land areas through convergence
    of different line departments, State Agricultural
    Universities and ICRISAT to improve the
    livelihoods of the farmers

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BHOO CHETANA
  • The mission starts with 25 area of two major
    crops in one year (2009-10) in six districts viz
    Chitradurga, Chikbalapur, Dharwad, Haveri, Kolar,
    Tumkur Covering 2.25 lakh ha. During the next
    three years 100 area will be covered
  • Farmers will be provided farm inputs like seeds,
    micronutrients, farm implements, plant protection
    chemicals etc. with 50 subsidy under the mission
    by converging various existing schemes. Inputs
    would be positioned at the village level
  • Consortium approach with DoA, WDD, UAS,
    Bangalore, Dharwad, and Raichur, and ICRISAT will
    work together to up-lift dryland farmers in
    Karnataka

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CDAPs SAP
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RKVY PROJECTS of 2007-08
(Rs. in crore)
Sl. No. Project Implementing Agency Releases Expenditure
1 Strengthening Agricultural Marketing Agri Business Management in Karnataka. UAS, Bangalore UAS, Dharwad 13.00 13.00
2 Strengthening of Transfer of Technology System in Karnataka. UAS, Bangalore UAS, Dharwad 20.48 20.48
3 Establishment of Village Knowledge Centres in Karnataka. UAS, Bangalore UAS, Dharwad 9.41 9.41
4 Research Institute on Organic Farming UAS, Bangalore UAS, Dharwad 9.11 9.11
5 Centre for Agricultural Biotechnology UAS, Bangalore UAS, Dharwad 13.36 13.36
6 Participatory Seed production for Food Security and to Improve Socio Economic Status of farming Community in Karnataka UAS, Bangalore UAS, Dharwad 14.64 14.64
7 Creation of Post Harvest Infrastructure in Karnataka to increase Agrl/Horticulture Exports. KAPPEC 3.00 3.00
8 Establishment of Seeds Processing Units KSSC 24.00 24.00
9 Suvarna Krishi Honda Department of Watershed 45.00 45.00
TOTAL 152.00 152.00
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PROGRESS OF THE PROJECTS APPROVED UNDER RKVY
FOR 2008-09
AGRICULTURE
(Rs. in Crore)
PROJECT Allocation Releases Expenditure
Revitalizing Agriculture Extension System for accelerating Agricultural Growth in Karnataka and Karnataka Farmers' Participatory Extension Programme (Agriculture Production Mission) 66.165 0.275 0.2425
Karnataka Seed Mission 81.610 81.61 71.82
Karnataka Farm Mechanization Mission 60.000 72.89 66.00
TOTAL 207.775 154.775 138.06
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PROJECTS APPROVED UNDER RKVY FOR 2008-09
HORTICULTURE
(Rs. in Crores)
PROJECT Allocation Releases Expenditure
Establishment of flower auction centers for traditional flowers at 6 places (Udupi, Madikeri, Sirsi, Belgaum, Chikkanahalli, Davanagere) 4.000 4.000
Establishment of Integrated Biocenters at Bidar, Koppal (T.B.Dam), Shimoga and Mysore 7.000 7.000
Production and supply of quality planting material of horticultural crops. 20.500 20.500
Mango Resource centre at Hogalagere Horticulture farm in Srinivasapura of Kolar dist 4.300 4.300
Strengthening of district HOPCOMS of Bijapur, Sirsi, Shimoga, Mysore and Mandya through KHF to serve Farmers in Karnataka 8.500 8.500
Setting up of a Tomato Processing Unit in Malur under PPP Model -KAPPEC 0.980 0.980
Setting up of Multi Processing aseptic plant at Kolar 9.020
TOTAL 54.300 45.21
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PROJECTS APPROVED UNDER RKVY FOR 2008-09
(Rs. in Crores)
PROJECT Allocation Releases Expenditure Expenditure
ANIMAL HUSBANDRY ANIMAL HUSBANDRY ANIMAL HUSBANDRY  
Comprehensive Poultry Development 7.150 1.58 0.00
Piggery Development 3.880 1.94 0.00
Comprehensive Sheep and Goat Development 2.750 1.33 0.00
Augmenting Animal Vaccine Production 13.020 8.50 0.00
Intensifying Animal Health Extension Services 8.120 3.83 0.00
TOTAL 34.920 17.176 0.00
FISHERIES FISHERIES FISHERIES  
Integrated Fisheries Development Project in Karnataka 13.140 13.14 0.00
AGRICULTURAL MARKETING AGRICULTURAL MARKETING AGRICULTURAL MARKETING AGRICULTURAL MARKETING
Providing e-trading infrastructure in agricultural markets 4.000 4.00 0.00
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Progress of 2008-09 projects sanctioned with the savings of Agriculture Dept. Fund Progress of 2008-09 projects sanctioned with the savings of Agriculture Dept. Fund Progress of 2008-09 projects sanctioned with the savings of Agriculture Dept. Fund Progress of 2008-09 projects sanctioned with the savings of Agriculture Dept. Fund Progress of 2008-09 projects sanctioned with the savings of Agriculture Dept. Fund
(Rs. in Crores) (Rs. in Crores) (Rs. in Crores) (Rs. in Crores) (Rs. in Crores)
Sl. No. PROJECT Budget (2008-09) Budget Released Expenditure
UAS BANGALORE DHARWAD
18 Establishment of Jaggery park in Southern Karnataka(Mandya) 15.00 15.00 15.00
19 Establishment of Agriculture Research Station at Pavagada 10.00 10.00 10.00
20 Establishment of Climate Change Research at UAS Dharwad 1.50 1.50 1.50
21 Establishment of Jaggery Park at Mudhol 1.50 1.50 1.50
WATER SHED DEVELOPMENT
22 Establishment of Suvarna Krihsi Honda 10.00 10.00 10.00
  RKVY GRAND TOTAL 314.14 314.14 270.59
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CROP DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES
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STRATEGIES FOR XI PLAN
  • State has 70 area under Rainfed and 30 under
    irrigation
  • Dry land areas-
  • No land with single crop
  • Improved rain water harvesting
  • Insitu Moisture conservation
  • Watershed approach
  • Water harvesting through farm ponds, check dams
    etc
  • Soil health management-detailed soil mapping-GIS,
    placing maps in the websites
  • Intensive Extension Support
  • Easy access to inputs
  • Timely Credit Crop Insurance
  • MSP operation

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STRATEGIES FOR XI PLAN
  • IRRIGATED AREA
  • Improved water use efficiency- on off system
  • Integrated Production System Approach
  • Popularization of Micro-irrigation systems
  • Mechanization
  • Reclamation of problematic soils

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STRATEGIES FOR AREA EXPANSION
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Area, Production Productivity of Major Crops
2006-07 to 2008-09
Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha.
Year Rice Rice Rice Jowar Jowar Jowar Ragi Ragi Ragi Maize Maize Maize
  A P Y A P Y A P Y A P Y
2006-07 13.96 36.46 2750 14.19 11.30 838 6.06 6.65 1156 9.61 26.42 2895
2007-08 14.16 37.17 2763 13.82 18.19 1385 8.33 14.97 1892 11.13 32.54 3078
2008-09 14.70 36.27 2597 13.77 15.74 1203 8.39 13.84 1736 10.52 29.57 2959
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Area, Production Productivity of Major Crops
2006-07 to 2008-09
Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha.
Year Bajra Bajra Bajra Wheat Wheat Wheat Total Cereals Total Cereals Total Cereals
  A P Y A P Y A P Y
2006-07 3.88 1.63 443 2.69 2.24 874 50.78 84.90 1760
2007-08 4.32 3.56 868 2.76 2.61 997 54.88 109.21 2095
2008-09 2.65 1.85 735 2.67 1.90 750 53.03 99.32 1971
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Area, Production Productivity of Major Crops
2006-07 to 2008-09
Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha.
Year Tur Tur Tur Bengalgram Bengalgram Bengalgram Total Pulses Total Pulses Total Pulses Total Foodgrains Total Foodgrains Total Foodgrains
  A P Y A P Y A P Y A P Y
2006-07 5.96 2.63 464 6.51 2.98 483 23.16 8.39 381 73.94 93.29 1328
2007-08 6.81 4.85 749 6.05 3.67 639 23.83 12.65 559 78.71 121.86 1630
2008-09 5.96 3.17 560 7.23 3.71 540 20.73 9.45 480 73.76 108.77 1552
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Area, Production Productivity of Major Crops
2006-07 to 2008-09
Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha.
Year Groundnut Groundnut Groundnut Sunflower Sunflower Sunflower Soyabean Soyabean Soyabean Total Oilseeds Total Oilseeds Total Oilseeds
  A P Y A P Y A P Y A P Y
2006-07 7.64 3.27 451 12.31 3.84 329 1.31 0.97 780 23.55 9.45 422
2007-08 9.08 7.33 849 10.26 5.86 602 1.13 0.97 907 22.76 15.49 716
2008-09 8.46 5.04 627 9.98 4.69 495 1.34 0.90 710 21.64 11.64 566
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Area, Production Productivity of Major Crops
2006-07 to 2008-09
Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha. Unit Area in Lakh Ha., Production in Lakh Tonnes, Yield in Kg/ha.
Year Cotton Cotton Cotton Sugarcane Sugarcane Sugarcane Tobacco Tobacco Tobacco
  A P Y A P Y A P Y
2006-07 3.76 5.36 255 2.69 236.42 92 1.04 0.46 469
2007-08 4.03 7.78 346 3.06 262.40 90 1.13 0.46 429
2008-09 4.06 8.62 380 2.78 235.05 89 1.07 0.50 490
Cotton Production in lakh bales Sugarcane Yield in Tonnes/ha. Cotton Production in lakh bales Sugarcane Yield in Tonnes/ha. Cotton Production in lakh bales Sugarcane Yield in Tonnes/ha. Cotton Production in lakh bales Sugarcane Yield in Tonnes/ha. Cotton Production in lakh bales Sugarcane Yield in Tonnes/ha. Cotton Production in lakh bales Sugarcane Yield in Tonnes/ha. Cotton Production in lakh bales Sugarcane Yield in Tonnes/ha. Cotton Production in lakh bales Sugarcane Yield in Tonnes/ha. Cotton Production in lakh bales Sugarcane Yield in Tonnes/ha. Cotton Production in lakh bales Sugarcane Yield in Tonnes/ha.
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XI Plan Period- REVISED AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION TARGET XI Plan Period- REVISED AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION TARGET XI Plan Period- REVISED AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION TARGET XI Plan Period- REVISED AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION TARGET XI Plan Period- REVISED AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION TARGET XI Plan Period- REVISED AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION TARGET XI Plan Period- REVISED AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION TARGET XI Plan Period- REVISED AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION TARGET XI Plan Period- REVISED AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION TARGET
Unit Lakh Tonnes, Cotton in Lakh Bales Unit Lakh Tonnes, Cotton in Lakh Bales Unit Lakh Tonnes, Cotton in Lakh Bales Unit Lakh Tonnes, Cotton in Lakh Bales Unit Lakh Tonnes, Cotton in Lakh Bales Unit Lakh Tonnes, Cotton in Lakh Bales Unit Lakh Tonnes, Cotton in Lakh Bales Unit Lakh Tonnes, Cotton in Lakh Bales Unit Lakh Tonnes, Cotton in Lakh Bales
Sl. No.   Crop Group   2007-08 2007-08 2008-09 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12
Sl. No.   Crop Group   Tar. Achvt. Tar. Achvt. Rev.Tar. Rev.Tar. Rev.Tar.
1 Cereals 108.20 109.21 112.71 99.32 108.35 112.68 117.19
2 Pulses 11.50 12.65 12.53 9.45 10.00 11.00 12.10
3 Total Foodgrains 119.70 121.86 125.24 108.77 118.35 123.68 129.29
4 Oilseeds 18.85 15.49 20.84 11.64 16.00 17.60 19.36
5 Cotton 6.76 7.78 7.75 8.62 8.79 9.14 10.06
6 Sugarcane 180.68 262.40 201.16 235.05 220.00 228.80 251.68
7 Tobacco 0.68 0.46 0.76 0.50 0.85 0.88 0.97
Note Projected growth 4 in Cereals, Cotton, Sugarcane and Tobacco, 10 in Pulses Oilseeds over the achievement of 2008-09. 3rd Advance Estimates. Note Projected growth 4 in Cereals, Cotton, Sugarcane and Tobacco, 10 in Pulses Oilseeds over the achievement of 2008-09. 3rd Advance Estimates. Note Projected growth 4 in Cereals, Cotton, Sugarcane and Tobacco, 10 in Pulses Oilseeds over the achievement of 2008-09. 3rd Advance Estimates. Note Projected growth 4 in Cereals, Cotton, Sugarcane and Tobacco, 10 in Pulses Oilseeds over the achievement of 2008-09. 3rd Advance Estimates. Note Projected growth 4 in Cereals, Cotton, Sugarcane and Tobacco, 10 in Pulses Oilseeds over the achievement of 2008-09. 3rd Advance Estimates. Note Projected growth 4 in Cereals, Cotton, Sugarcane and Tobacco, 10 in Pulses Oilseeds over the achievement of 2008-09. 3rd Advance Estimates. Note Projected growth 4 in Cereals, Cotton, Sugarcane and Tobacco, 10 in Pulses Oilseeds over the achievement of 2008-09. 3rd Advance Estimates. Note Projected growth 4 in Cereals, Cotton, Sugarcane and Tobacco, 10 in Pulses Oilseeds over the achievement of 2008-09. 3rd Advance Estimates. Note Projected growth 4 in Cereals, Cotton, Sugarcane and Tobacco, 10 in Pulses Oilseeds over the achievement of 2008-09. 3rd Advance Estimates.
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Extension of Area Productivity of Major Crops
Unit Area in lakh hectares, Yield in Kgs/hectare
Crop X Plan Gross Avg. Area Projected Gross area by end of XI Plan X Plan Avg. Yield Projected Yield by end of XI Plan
Rice 12.88 14.95 2541 3060
Jowar 16.91 17.10 862 1130
Ragi 9.10 9.90 1590 2176
Maize 7.27 10.55 2878 3448
Redgram 5.38 6.00 476 850
Bengalgram 4.61 7.50 606 900
Groundnut 9.05 11.25 841 1160
Sunflower 10.59 11.25 438 638
Soyabean 0.98 2.00 988 1200
Other Crops 27.29 33.27
Total 104.06 123.77
Projected growth of yield Cereal 4,
PulsesOilseeds-10
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  • RICE
  • X Plan Area Yield 13 lakh ha. 26 Q/ha.
  • XI Plan Area Yield 15 lakh ha. 31 Q/ha.
  • Constraints
  • Faulty Irrigation methods
  • Imbalance use of fertilizers
  • High intensity of weed infestation
  • Biotic stresses like Blast, BPH
  • Strategies
  • Promotion of Hybrid cultivation
  • In-situ green manure application and use of
    AZOLLA
  • Balanced fertilizer application including
    micronutrients
  • Use of Soil amendments in acidic and alkali soils
  • Mechanization (Transplanters, combined harvester,
    cono weeders, cycle weeders)
  • Use of Herbicides

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JOWAR
  • X Plan Area Yield 16 lakh ha. 8 Q/ha.
  • XI Plan Area Yield 17 lakh ha. 11 Q/ha.
  • Constraints
  • Moisture stress
  • biotic stresses like Charcoal rot and shoot fly
  • Strategies
  • Expansion of area under High Yielding varieties
    and hybrids.
  • Low cost management practices like seed soaking,
    seed treatment with bio-fertilisers
  • Compartment bunding for Soil moisture
    conservation
  • Optimum Plant population

Rabi Sorghum
Yield gap in Jowar
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MAIZE X Plan Area Yield 8 lakh ha. 26.5
Q/ha.XI Plan Area Yield 10.5 lakh ha. 35
Q/ha.
  • Constraints
  • Downy mildew Tursicum leaf blight
  • Highly Nutrient exhaustive crop
  • Highly susceptible for water logging
  • Micro nutrient deficiency
  • Strategies
  • Use of disease resistant Hybrids
  • INM along with use of micronutrients and
    secondary nutrients
  • Encourage maize during rabi season as its
    production levels are high.
  • Inter cropping with pulses

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  • PIGEONPEA (TUR)
  • X Plan Area Yield 5 lakh ha. 5.4 Q/ha.
  • XI Plan Area Yield 6 lakh ha. 8.5 Q/ha.
  • Constraints
  • Long duration,
  • Biotic stresses-
  • Wilt, Helicoverpa, sterility mosaic
  • Terminal moisture stress
  • Strategies
  • Improved varieties WRP-1, BSMR-736, BRG-1, BRG-2,
    ICP-7035
  • Seed treatment with Trichoderma
  • Intensifying Pest surveillance Forewarning

Maruti (ICP-8863) wilt resistant
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  • Bengalgram
  • X Plan Area Yield 5 lakh ha. 5 Q/ha.
  • XI Plan Area Yield 7.50 lakh ha. 9 Q/ha.
  • Constraints
  • Old varieties
  • Prone to pest/disease (Helicoverpa /Wilt)
  • Poor nutrient management.
  • Strategies
  • Introduction of promising Varieties-JG11.
  • Seed Treatment
  • INM including micro nutrients
  • IPM for effective pest / disease management

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Groundnut
  • X Plan Area Yield 9 lakh ha. 6.4 Q/ha.
  • XI Plan Area Yield 11 lakh ha. 11 Q/ha.
  • Constraints
  • Old varieties
  • Biotic stresses- stem rot and bud necrosis, RHHC
  • Poor plant stand
  • Strategies
  • Replacement of old varieties- GPBD-4, ICGV91114
  • Enhance Seed Replacement Rate
  • Intercropping
  • Optimum plant stand
  • Adoption of IPM technology

GPBD-4 30 q/ha
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Sunflower
RSFH-1 18 q/ha
  • X Plan Area Yield 10.5 lakh ha. 4.5 Q/ha
  • XI Plan Area Yield 11.25 lakh ha. 6.4 Q/ha
  • Constraints
  • High Plant population
  • Biotic stresses- necrosis, Alternaria leaf
    blight, Powdery mildew
  • Moisture stress
  • Nutrient deficiency
  • Strategies
  • Optimum plant stand
  • Boron application
  • Adoption of IPM
  • Promoting bee hives and crops like Niger etc for
    attracting Honey bees
  •  

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  • SOYBEAN
  • X Plan Area Yield 1.2 lakh ha. 7 Q/ha.
  • XI Plan Area Yield 2 lakh ha. 12 Q/ha.
  • Constraints
  • No local seed production-depend on outside supply
  • Only one variety
  • Biotic stresses- rust and Bihar hairy caterpillar
  • Nutrient deficiencies
  • Strategies
  • Expansion of the area under Improved
    varieties-JS 9305
  • Timely sowing - June
  • Optimum plant density
  • Balanced nutrition

JS-335
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EXTENSION
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EXTENSION
  • Broad based extension system through Single
    window approach-Raitha Samparka Kendras
  • Use of Farmer facilitators for extension in
    Rainfed areas
  • Using Services of CBOs Organic Farming
  • Establishment Village Knowledge centres and
    Teleconferencing in coordination with SAUs
  • Introduction Help line for farmers-2009-10
  • Linking up with IFFCO-Kissan Sanchar for instant
    messages
  • Satellite programmes
  • Large area technology adoption
  • Krishi Pandit, Krishi prashsthi for
    best/innovative farmers

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EXTENSION
  • Taking up massive awareness programme called
    Hasiru habba (Krishi Mahothsav) before
    commencement of the season covering all villages
    and involving the farmers, peoples
    representatives, agricultural scientists, input
    agencies and district officers.

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Seed Treatment Campaign
During 2008-09, 3.00 lakh quintal seeds have been
treated under this programme During 2009-10,
Treatment of 5.00 lakh quintal seeds has been
programmed.
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Empowerment of Women
  • 148 Farm Women (Extension Workers) are
    coordinating the development activities of the
    Agriculture Department with rural women folk.
  • 3500 Pre-seasonal campaigns to be conducted.
  • 600 Comprehensive Result Demonstrations will be
    taken up.
  • 65 Study Tours will be organized.
  • Rs.5000 as Seed Money.
  • 50 Pilot Training for Agro-enterprises.
  • 100 Institutional Training for women training
    for link workers
  • 35 Specialized Training on Agriculture Allied
    Enterprises to women extension workers.
  • State Level Technical Meet for Women Extension
    Workers.

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PROGRESS UNDER MECHNIZATION Unit Numbers
Sl. No. Machinery 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09
1 Hi-tech Implements 10633 15969 31888
2 Small tractors 3701 1740 6864
3 power tillers 4240 2919 3261
4 Diesel pum-psets 1102 1300 4132
5 Tractor operated PP equipments 413 524 5294
6 Newly designed agri. equipments 360 3835 1834
7 Manual /Bullock Drawn Implements 62296
8 Agro Processing units 679
Total 20449 26287 116248
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PROGRAMME UNDER MECHNIZATION Unit Numbers
Sl. No. Machinery 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12
1 Hi-tech Implements 32700 33000 33500
2 Small tractors 6000 6100 6200
3 power tillers 3500 3800 4000
4 Diesel pum-psets 4300 4500 4800
5 Tractor operated PP equipments 5500 5800 6000
6 Newly designed agri. equipments 1900 2000 2100
7 Manual /Bullock Drawn Implements 60000 59000 58000
8 Agro Processing units 700 800 900
Total 114600 115000 115500
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SEED INFRASTRUCTURE
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SEED INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
  • Karnataka State Seeds Corporation is actively
    involved
  • Seed processing capacity to increase from 2.75
    lakh qtls. To 7.75 lakh qtls.
  • Sale points-745 RSKs, 1000 cooperative societies,
    250 Public sector seed company outlets about
    10000 private outlets.
  • Storage capacity- from 2.15 to 4.25 lakh quintals
  • Seed certification capacity is being improved
    from 8.85 lakh quintals to 10 lakh quintals
  • 110 Pvt. Seed Companies engaged in seed Prodn.

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SEED INFRASTRICTURE AND AVAILABILITY-SRR/VRR
TARGETS
Seed requirement(as per SRR)/availability -2009-10
(in lakh Qtls.)
Sl.No. CROP REQUIREMENT AVAILABILITY
1 Paddy 2.75 3.25
2 Jowar 0.496 0.518
3 Ragi 0.29 0.350
4 Maize 1.38 2.50
5 Other Cereals 0.42 0.50
Seeds are distributed to SF/MF _at_ 50 Subsidy,
Emphasis for Hybrid Seed Distribution
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Seed requirement/availability -2009-10 (lakh
Qtls.)
Crop Requirement Availability
Red gram 0.268 0.268
Green gram 0.137 0.140
Bengal gram 0.621 0.650
Other pulses 0.122 0.132
Groundnut 2.11 2.25
Sunflower 0.30 0.35
Soybean 1.10 1.10
Other Oilseeds 0.02 0.02
Cotton 0.082 0.091
TOTAL 10.10 12.16
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VARIETAL REPLACEMENT
New Varieties being popularized
SL.NO. CROP VARIETIES
1 Paddy MTU-1001, MTU-1010, JGL-1798 Uma, Thanu, IET-13901
2 Ragi MR -1,6 ML-365, GPU-28, GPU-45, GPU-48
3 Jowar DSV-6
4 Hy Maize Nityashree
5 Black gram DU-1
6 Red gram (Tur) BRG-1,BRG-2, WRP-1, BSMR-736
7 Bengal gram JG-11
8 Groundnut DH-86, ICGV-91114, GPBD-4
9 Sunflower KBSH-53
10 Soybean JS-9305
Private Seed suppliers are also introducing new
hybrids especially in case of Bajra, Maize,
Jowar, Paddy, Sunflower and Cotton crops
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INPUT AVAILABILITY
The State has made all the necessary arrangements
for the timely availability and adequate supply
of all the inputs.
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FERTILIZERS REQUIREMENT SUPPLY (M.Ts) 2006-07
TO 2008-09
YEAR REQUIREMENT SALES
2006-07 3289925 2840662
2007-08 3501411 2957691
2008-09 3722100 3519556
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REQUIREMENT OF FERTILIZERS FOR 2009-10
Unit Lakh Mt. Tonnes
FERTILIZER GRADE KHARIF RABI
DAP 4.45 2.25
MOP 2.90 2.25
NPK 5.70 5.55
UREA 8.00 5.55
OTHERS 1.14 0.80
TOTAL 22.19 16.30
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Arrangement for Pre positioning of Fertilizers
Kharif 2009
  • Rs. 400 crore has been provided for Buffer
    stocking of Fertilizers
  • Karnataka State Cooperative Marketing Federation
    is the nodal Agency
  • Stock of 2.9 lakh tonnes of DAP Complexes for
    the Kharif 2009
  • Tie up with IPL, FACT MCF

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AGRICULTURE INFRASTRUCTURE
Sl. No. Laboratories No. Annual Analyzing Capacity
1 Soil Testing labs 21 1,75,000 Samples
2 Fertilizer Control Labs 7 17,500 Samples
3 Pesticide testing Labs 6 6,000 Samples
4 Seed Testing labs 4 50,000 Samples
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  • Amendments to KAPM(RD) Act, 1966
  • The then Karnataka Agricultural Produce Marketing
    (Regulation) Act, 1966 has been amended on
    16/08/2007 on the recommendations of Model Act,
    2003 of Government of India and Rules have been
    published on 19/03/2008.
  • Amendments provides for private participation in
    establishment of markets, terminal markets,
    farmer-consumer markets, direct purchase centers,
    contract farming, establishment of spot
    exchanges, setting up of an agricultural produce
    marketing standards bureau for the purpose of
    promoting grading, standardization and quality
    certification of agricultural produce.

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  • E-Tendering
  • To over come the deficiency in the manual process
    of tendering of agricultural commodities and to
    bring transparency, E-tendering system has been
    introduced.
  • During 2008-09, 21 markets have been identified
    and implemented at a cost of Rs. 12.00 crores and
    during the year 2009-10, 15 markets have been
    identified for implementation at a cost of Rs.
    8.00 crores.

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Procurement under Support Price Scheme To
avoid distress sale by the farmers, the
Government has procured the following commodities
under Minimum Support Price Scheme (MSP) during
the year 2008-09
Commodity Amount Released from Revolving Fund (Rs.in crores) Quantity Procured (in quintals) No. of Beneficiaries
Maize 235.00 69,71,652 88,145
Copra 2.00 1,476 295
In addition to the above, Cotton, Sunflower,
Bajra, Paddy and Ragi has been procured from
farmers in the State under Minimum Support Price
Scheme. The procurement of Arecanut under
Market Intervention Scheme has been taken up.
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Agriculture Credit _at_ 3 Interest
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PROGRESS UNDER KISAN CREDIT CARD DISTRIBUTION PROGRESS UNDER KISAN CREDIT CARD DISTRIBUTION PROGRESS UNDER KISAN CREDIT CARD DISTRIBUTION
    Rs. in crore
AGENCY NO. OF CARDS ISSUED LIMIT SANCTIONED
2006-07 2006-07 2006-07
Commercial Banks 267708 1948.80
RRBs 160454 988.91
Co-operatives 244752 643.73
TOTAL 672914 3581.44
2007-08 2007-08 2007-08
Commercial Banks 275676 2233.47
RRBs 198231 1544.72
Co-operatives 265144 634.72
TOTAL 739051 4412.91
2008-09 2008-09 2008-09
Commercial Banks 200120 2069.32
RRBs 269912 1599.84
Co-operatives 232618 1260.39
TOTAL 702650 4929.55
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DISBURSEMENT UNDER ANNUAL CREDIT PLAN DISBURSEMENT UNDER ANNUAL CREDIT PLAN DISBURSEMENT UNDER ANNUAL CREDIT PLAN DISBURSEMENT UNDER ANNUAL CREDIT PLAN DISBURSEMENT UNDER ANNUAL CREDIT PLAN DISBURSEMENT UNDER ANNUAL CREDIT PLAN DISBURSEMENT UNDER ANNUAL CREDIT PLAN DISBURSEMENT UNDER ANNUAL CREDIT PLAN
2006-07 2006-07 2006-07 2006-07 2006-07 2006-07 2006-07 2006-07
    DISBURSEMENTS (Rs. in crore) DISBURSEMENTS (Rs. in crore) DISBURSEMENTS (Rs. in crore) DISBURSEMENTS (Rs. in crore) DISBURSEMENTS (Rs. in crore) ACHIEVEMENT
SECTOR ANNUAL TARGET BANKS RRBs CO-OPERATIVE KSFC TOTAL ACHIEVEMENT
Primary 14645.99 8618 2298 2472 0 13388 91
Of Which-Crop Loan 9564.27 4807 1919 2083 0 8809 92
Secondary 2035.4 1864 115 26 146 2151 106
Tertiary 4897.61 5681 615 0 164 6460 132
TOTAL 21579 16163 3028 2498 310 21999 102
2007-08 2007-08 2007-08 2007-08 2007-08 2007-08 2007-08 2007-08
Primary 16065.6 8619.54 2739.48 3075.75 0 14434.8 90
Of Which-Crop Loan 10570.8 5358.01 2371.82 2789.59 0 10519.4 100
Secondary 2688.75 3098.75 236.66 14.64 150.93 3500.98 130
Tertiary 8075 7115.47 729 0 152.2 7996.67 99
TOTAL 26829.35 18833.8 3705.14 3090.39 303.13 25932.4 97
2006-07 2006-07 2006-07 2006-07 2006-07 2006-07 2006-07 2006-07
Primary 14844.2 10079 3304 2483 0 15866 108
Of Which-Crop Loan 10112.65 6164 2941 2360 0 11465 109
Secondary 2145.98 2447 149 4 232 2832 115
Tertiary 6735.97 4778 905 0 0 5683 98
TOTAL 23726.15 17304 4358 2487 232 24381 106
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RKVY - Suvarna Krishi Honda Programme
  • For 11th five year plan period it is proposed to
    construct 250000 Suvarna Krishi Honda at a cost
    of Rs.250.00 crores.
  • Implementation from 2007-08
  • Programme and Progress details for 2007-08 and
    2008-09.

Year Target Target Release Progress Progress
Year Phy Fin Release Phy Fin (Rs. In crores)
2007-08 25345 25 25 25645 24.84
2008-09 30000 30 30 30735 30.00
  • For the year 2009-10 proposed to construct 30000
    with an outlay of Rs.30 crores

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Impacts of case studies
  1. Protective Irrigation to Potato and Tomato-
    Additional Income of Rs.8000/- per ha. in Hassan
    District
  2. Fishery rearing an income of Rs.7500/- in
    Mysore District
  3. Protective Irrigation Green Chilly Paddy and
    Ginger Additional Income of Rs.2750/- in
    Chikkamaglur District.
  4. Increase in water level in bore well up to 18
    metres in Mandya District
  5. Protective Irrigation to Vegetables Additional
    income of Rs.22000/- in an area of 2 acres in
    Gulbarga District.
  6. Source of Drinking water to animals in various
    districts.

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  • Outreach Activities
  • Agricultural Technology Information Centre
    (ATIC)
  • Four Extension Education Units
  • Eleven Krishi Vignana Kendras (KVKs)
  • Farm Information Unit
  • Farmers Training Institute
  • Staff Training Unit
  • Bakery Training Unit
  • Agri- Clinics and Agri-Business Cell
  • Field days and Kirishimelas
  • Kissan Call center
  • FM Radio Station at Dharwad

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Educational programmes
Undergraduate Programmes
B. Sc (Agri) Bangalore, Mandya,
Hassan, Chintamani, Shimoga Dharwad,
Bijapur, Raichur B.Gudi. B. Sc. (Ag. Maco.)
Bangalore, Dharwad B. Tech (Ag. Eng.)
Bangalore, Raichur B. Sc. (Seri.)
Chintamani B. Sc. (Forestry)
Ponnampet, Sirsi B. Sc. (Hort.) Mudigere ,
Arabhavi, Bagalkote, Bidar B. Sc ( Agri. Biotech)
Hassan B. Tech ( Food sc.) Hassan B.Sc
Home Science - Dharwad
Postgraduate Programmes - M.Sc 25 Disciplines
P.hd. 14Disciplines
MBA in Agri Business Management
Diploma Programmes Five areas
B.V.Sc., B. Tech. (Dairy Tech.) and B.F. Sc.
Shifted to KVA FS, Bidar (2004)
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Technologies Developed (UAS, B D)
10th Plan 11th Plan (Upto2008-09)
Crop production 94 20
Crop Improvement 28 33
Weed Control 4 9
Seed Technology 2
Sericulture 1
Plant Protection 62 19
Horticulture 18 6
Agriculture Engineering 5 3
Home Science 1
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