Title: Horticulture Scenario- Post National Horticulture Mission
1Horticulture Scenario- Post National
Horticulture Mission
2Production
3Demand and Consumption of Horticultural
Commodities
4Anticipated Growth Rate of Fruit Vegetables
- Fruits growth rate of 8.0 in production with a
growth rate in area 4.6 - Vegetables growth rate of 10.0 in production
with a growth rate in area of 6.1
5Strategies to Improve Production and Productivity
- Promotional as well as commercial production for
selected crops on cluster basis project-based
approach - Strengthening of infrastructure for production of
quality planting material - Rejuvenation of senile orchards with high
yielding cultivars - Area expansion under potential crops of the
region in clusters - Technological intervention including high density
planting, INM, IPM, Micro Irrigation,
fertigation, greenhouse cultivation, etc. - New gardens through development of wasteland /
utilization of bunds / diversification from other
crops/ inter cropping - Farmers HRD through institutional training/farm
visits
6Trend in Export of Horticultural Commodities
7Strategies- to Improve Export promotion
- Ongoing export promotion programme to be
strengthened - Marketing Intelligence to be streamlined
- Marketing research to be strengthened
- Standard development, testing facilities and
enforcement mechanism required - Training of farmers/ entrepreneurs
8Quality aspects vis-à-vis Exports
- Increasing health consciousness - demand for
quality produce - International standards being developed by
- Codex Alimentarius
- UN/ECE
- AGMARK Standards
- Need for popularization of standards among
growers - Infrastructure for quality testing
9AEZ
Rose Onion Quantity exported 91402.320 mts (1st
2002 to July July 2005) Value 14071.15 lakhs
Gherkins Quantity exported 178106 mts (19th
September 2001 to July 2005) Value 59368.46
lakhs
Flowers Production 42630 tn. Exports Rs. 35
Crore (2004-05)
10Crop selection under NHM Karnataka example
Products Market Linkages Market Linkages Market Linkages Market Linkages Market Linkages Export Potential Return to Farmer
Food Parks AEZ Mandis Processing Units Cold Storages (Rs. / Hectare)
Mango X X ü ü ü High 40000
Pomegranate X X ? ? ? High 45000
Grape X X ü ü ü High 60000
Banana X X ü ü X Medium 35000
Pineapple X X ? ? X High 40000
Onion X ? ? ? X High 25000
Gherkins X ? ? ? ? High 70000
Tomato X X ü ü ü Medium 40000
11Crops and Districts selection under NHM-
Karnataka example
12Market Linkages Mandi for Horticultural Produce
in Karnataka
APMC Markets
- Most of the vegetables and fruits in larger
cities and towns are traded in the central market
area, usually municipal market. - Horticultural produces co-operative marketing
society ( HOPCOMS Bangalore urban, Bangalore
rural and Kolar districts. 100 metric tones of
fruits and vegetables per day. - District level 17 District horticultural produce
co-operative marketing and processing societies - Karnataka State Horticultural Co-operative
Federation (KHF) has been established as State
Level Apex body - Raithara Santhe- Karnataka State Agricultural
Marketing Board, a State Government organizations
initiative towards marketing of fruits and
vegetables - Fruit market yard near Bangalore, Department of
Agriculture Marketing initiative - Safal fruit and vegetable auction market- Project
implemented by the National Dairy Development
Board, 300 metric tones of fruits and vegetables
are handled per day
Agricultural Produce Marketing Committee Yards
and Act (APMC) includes the marketing of
horticultural produces, presently there are 39
APMC markets in Karnataka
13Processing Units- Karnataka
No. of Units 3 Frozen and Dehydrated Vegetables
and Fruits
Gherkins processing
No. of Units 4 Fruit Bars, Gherkins, Tomato
No. of Units 5 Pickles, Jam Fruit pulp
Concentrate
No. of Units 2 Gherkins and processed vegetables
No. of Units 3 Total Capacity 2700 Tn.
Gherkins, pulp, processed veg.
Fruits and Vegetable processing
No. of Units 6 Total Capacity 2840 Tn. Sauce,
Pickles, Mango pulp
Some of the key processing companies are HLL,
Pepsico, MTR, Global Green, Jagdale Ind., Mysore
Foods
14Sensitive Crops
15Case Study- Onion
- The prices of onion like other horticultural
commodities fluctuates with production and
arrivals in the markets. - However, prices of onion sometimes deviates from
the normal trend and keeps increasing with
increasing arrivals.
16Month wise Market Arrivals and Prices for Onion
2003
17Month wise Market Arrivals and Prices for Onion
2004
Month wise Market Arrivals and Prices for Onion
2005
18Strategies for regulation
- Regional monitoring of important crops
- Information on coverage
- Crop weather situation
- Estimated production-district/regional/National
- Market intelligence vis-à-vis international price.
19Conclusion
- Current production levels of horticultural crops
below demand - Efforts on to increase production and
productivity - States need to focus on the identified crops in
cluster - Large scale awareness programmes on quality
standards - HRD training to farmers.
20Thank You