SHM Plantation Infrastructure

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WELCOME
STATE HORTICULTURE MISSION ANDHRA PRADESH
Presentation by Anil Punetha, IAS
Commissioner of
Horticulture,
Andhra Pradesh.
28th JUNE 2006 - SHM
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A.P. HORTICULTURE- SALIENT FEATURES

• A.P. Government has declared HOTICULTURE as
  thrust area.
• Horticulture area in the state has increased from
  3.70 lakh ha.during 1981-82 to
  15.79 lakh ha. during 2004-05 and
  the sector benefits about 8 Lakh families.
• Andhra Pradesh exported Horticulture produce for
  more than Rs.800 Crores during 2004-05.
• Horticulture sector contributes 3.7 to GSDP.

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A.P. HORTICULTURE STATUS IN INDIA

• A. Sector wise
• Ranks 2nd in production under total fruits. (
  77.35 lakh m.tonnes)
• Ranks 1st in production under total spices. (
  9.6 lakh m.tonnes)
• B. Crop wise
• Ranks
• - 1st in production of citrus, papaya, chillies
  and oilpalm,
• - 2nd in mango.
• - 3rd in tapioca.
• - 4th in sapota, onion, tomato and loose flowers
• - 5th in banana, grape and guava.
• Source- Indian Horticulture Data base 2004
  (NHB)

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PRESENT PROJECTED AREA UNDER HORTICULTURE BY
2010
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KEY STRATEGIES FOR HORTICULTURE DEVELOPMENT

• B) Focused adoption of Modern technologies like
• Tissue culture Plants
• Hybrid Seeds
• Irrigation systems
• Green Houses etc

• A) Emphasis on Knowledge inputs
• This includes training programmes field visits,
  distribution of literature. Use of I.T for rapid
  spread of Knowledge

• D) Emphasis on Post Production Technologies
• Post Harvest facilities
• Value Addition
• Processing facilities
• Infrastructure - Creation

• C) Evolve sustainable farming practices.
• Micro Irrigation systems.
• Organic farming.
• Vermi composting .
• Use of Bio pesticides.
• Multistoried cropping.

• E) Emphasis on Marketing
• Market based horticulture
• Explore new markets

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PMCCI for Sustainable Horticulture

• P - Perspective Plan
• M - Market Based Production
• C - Crop Specific
• C - Compact Blocks
• I - Infrastructure Development

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POTENTIAL TRENDS

• Shift from Traditional Horticulture to market
  driven and commercial Horticulture.
• Towards Organic farming.
• Promotion of Contract farming regarding
  Gherkins, other Vegetables, Cocoa, Oilpalm,
  Marigold, Amla etc.
• Exports promotion of Mango, Grapes,
  Gherkins, Capsicum, Other Vegetables,processe
  d products etc.
• Creation of Post Harvest Infrastructure -
  Pack Houses,Cold storages, etc.
• Setting up of Food processing units-
  eg.in Chittoor district no.of FPIs - 52 and
  aseptic packaging units 5.

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Action Plan 2006-07
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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I. Plantation Infrastructure Development
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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II. Area Expansion
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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II. Area Expansion
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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II. Area Expansion
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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II A. Maintenance for the Gardens developed
during 2005-06
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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III. Rejuvenation/ Replacement of
Senile Orchards
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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IV. Protected Cultivation
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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V. IPM/ INM
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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VI. Organic Farming
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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VII. Human Resource Development
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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VII. Human Resource Development
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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VII. Human Resource Development
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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VIII. Technology Dissemination through
Demonstrations
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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X. Post Harvest Management
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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XI. Development of Market Yards
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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XII. Farm Mechanization and Post Harvest Tools
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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XII. Farm Mechanization and Post Harvest Tools
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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XII. Farm Mechanization and Post Harvest Tools
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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XIII. Awareness Programmes
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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XIV. Mission Management
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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Spill over action plan 2005-06 Outlay
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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I. Plantation Infrastructure and Development
(2005-06)
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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II. Area Expansion
(2005-06)
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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III. Rejuvenation/ Replacement of Senile orchards
(2005-06)
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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IV. Protected Cultivation
(2005-06)
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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V. IPM / INM
(2005-06)
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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VI. Organic Farming
(2005-06)
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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VII. HRD
VIII. Mission
Management (2005-06)
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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Component wise total Financial Outlay
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Achievements during 2005-06
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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Analysis of Marketing of Horticulture Produce
from Kadapa District,
A.P
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Analysis of Marketing of Horticulture Produce
from Kadapa District,
A.P
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Analysis of Marketing of Horticulture Produce
from Kurnool
District, A.P
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Analysis of Marketing of Horticulture Produce
from Kurnool
District, A.P
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Different Horticulture Commodities Export from
Andhra Pradesh (2005-06)

Sl.No Name of the Commodity Export Export Exporting countries
Sl.No Name of the Commodity Quantity (MTS) Rs in (Crores) Exporting countries
1 Grapes 1389.62 19.46 U.K. Belgium, Germany, Holland, Netherlands U.A.E.
2 Mango fresh fruits 3350.00 8.377 Malaysia, Dubai, Singapore Middle East
3 Chilies 12986.00 99.00 Bangladesh, Srilanka, North Africa West Asia
4 Gherkins 349.45 78.37 Malaysia Singapore
5 Mango Pulp 85711.00 300.10 Malaysia, Dubai, UK Singapore
6 Pomegranate 1600.00 100.00 Dubai Singapore
7 Guava Pulp 93.00 13.18 Dubai Singapore
8 Pineapple Pulp 60.00 5.00 Dubai Singapore
9 Fresh Processed Vegetables 25439.62 156.13 Dubai Singapore
10 K.P. Onion 18000.00 25.75 Sri Lanka, Malaysia. Singapore
TOTAL 136978.69 805.36
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Thank you
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WELCOME
STATE HORTICULTURE MISSION ANDHRA PRADESH
Presentation by Department of Horticulture Andhra
Pradesh.
28th JUNE 2006 - SHM
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Supplementary action plan 2006-07
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Regional Conference with CMs by Honble Union
Agriculture Minister

• Regional conference held at Hyderabad in April
  06 for
• rehabilitation package for farmers in
  affected districts.
• AP has 15 affected districts.
• Eight (8) districts are already covered under
  NHM.
• The proposed action plan is for remaining seven
  (7) districts-
• Krishna, Nellore, Chittoor, Medak,
• Adilabad,Karimnagar,Warangal.

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SHM Supplementary action plan 2006-07
Component wise Outlay
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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SHM
Supplementary action plan 2006-07Plantation
Infrastructure Development
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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SHMSupplementary action plan 2006-07
Area Expansion
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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SHMSupplementary action plan 2006-07
Area Expansion
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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SHM Supplementary action plan 2006-07
Rejuvenation
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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SHM Supplementary action plan 2006-07 Protected
Cultivation
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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SHM Supplementary action plan 2006-07 IPM/ INM
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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SHM Supplementary action plan 2006-07 Organic
Farming
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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SHMSupplementary action plan 2006-07 HRD
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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SHM Supplementary action plan 2006-07 Technology
Dissemination through Demonstrations
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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SHM Supplementary action plan 2006-07 Post
Harvest Management
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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SHM Supplementary action plan 2006-07
Development of Market Yards
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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SHM Supplementary action plan 2006-07 Farm
Mechanization and Post Harvest Tools
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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SHM Supplementary action plan 2006-07 Farm
Mechanization and Post Harvest Tools
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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SHM Supplementary action plan 2006-07
Farm Mechanization and Post Harvest Tools
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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SHM Supplementary action plan 2006-07
Awareness Programmes and Mission Management
( Fin. in Lakhs)
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Thank you
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FARMER MEETING AND TRAINING
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OUR GMED CONSULTANT INTERACTING WITH FARMERS
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FARMERS WITH SOIL SAMPLES
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TRADITIONAL SEEDLING PRODUCTION
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Shade House Tray Nursery at Anna Sagar- Medak
Dt
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Tray Nursery Hole puncher for Uniform Depth of
seeding
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SEEDLING COMPARISION
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Roto Tiller in Action
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Bed former in Action
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Transplanting of tomato on Mulch beds
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Transplanted Tomato- Mulched Sheets
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String winder- For equal length Strings
Equipment designed for Spacing
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AFFORDABLE EQUIPMENT
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SHADE NETTING
Mulching
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IRRIGATION - FERTIGATION
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HAND TOOLS for Ph- EC, Microscope, Thermometer
for atmospheric as well as Fruit temp
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POSTHARVEST Precooling chamber
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PESTICIDE SAFETY