Krishi Karman Award 2014 -15 Agriculture Department Odisha

Krishi Karman Award 2014 -15 Agriculture Department Odisha

FOOD GRAIN PRODUCTION TREND ( 000’ MT. ) RICE WHEAT JOWAR BAJRA MAIZE RAGI SMALL MILLETS TOTAL CEREALS ARHAR MUNG BIRI KULTHI GRAM FIELD PEA LENTIL COW PEA OTHER PULSES TOTAL PULSES 2009 -10 P 7022. 26 31. 82 5. 78 1. 68 499. 35 173. 86 10. 06 7744. 81 111. 80 341. 69 265. 73 93. 67 33. 68 21. 64 8. 01 35. 51 50. 78 962. 51 2010 -11 P 6931. 16 28. 04 5. 35 2. 07 649. 20 147. 39 7. 28 7770. 49 124. 02 362. 79 265. 56 93. 92 32. 67 25. 99 5. 38 35. 79 53. 26 999. 38 2011 -12 P 5895. 00 24. 43 5. 44 1. 9 608. 10 151. 42 8. 95 6695. 24 115. 38 331. 43 246. 89 82. 82 29. 78 22. 59 5. 64 33. 53 52. 83 920. 89 2012 -13 P 9496. 82 24. 86 4. 89 1. 73 675. 66 149. 21 8. 86 10362. 03 128. 48 396. 93 270. 42 87. 68 31. 91 23. 37 7. 55 37. 56 52. 87 1036. 77 2013 -14 P 7613. 42 22. 28 4. 66 1. 85 778. 66 143. 74 9. 7 8574. 31 124. 44 407. 99 271. 97 89. 00 36. 21 26. 46 6. 24 39. 54 56. 30 1058. 15 2014 -15 P 9844. 65 17. 81 4. 19 1. 44 751. 18 137. 36 10. 45 10767. 08 123. 81 414. 48 258. 95 89. 78 36. 38 25. 90 6. 48 39. 86 61. 13 1056. 77 TOTAL FOOD GRAINS 8707. 32 8769. 87 7616. 13 11398. 80 9632. 46 11823. 85 CROP

AREA YIELD AND FOOD GRAIN PRODUCTION OVER LAST FIVE YEARS RICE WHEAT JOWAR BAJRA MAIZE RAGI SMALL MILLETS TOTAL CEREALS ARHAR MUNG BIRI KULTHI GRAM FIELD PEA LENTIL COWPEA OTHER PULSES TOTAL PULSES AVERAGE DURING LAST 5 YEARS (2009 -10 TO 2013 -14) A Y P 4159. 67 1777 7391. 73 15. 89 1654 26. 29 8. 37 624 5. 22 3. 02 613 1. 85 260. 57 2465 642. 19 174. 55 877 153. 12 17. 49 513 8. 97 4639. 56 1774 8229. 37 138. 04 875 120. 82 831. 61 443 368. 17 606. 97 435 264. 11 235. 24 380 89. 42 42. 85 767 32. 85 32. 76 733 24. 01 12. 94 507 6. 56 50. 93 715 36. 39 109. 77 485 53. 21 2061. 11 483 995. 54 A 4166. 26 10. 12 6. 69 2. 35 269. 40 158. 27 20. 78 4633. 87 137. 87 869. 15 568. 20 232. 59 47. 25 35. 00 12. 37 53. 29 125. 02 2080. 74 Y 2363 1760 626 613 2788 868 503 2324 898 477 456 386 770 740 524 748 489 508 P 9844. 65 17. 81 4. 19 1. 44 751. 18 137. 36 10. 45 10767. 08 123. 81 414. 48 258. 95 89. 78 36. 38 25. 90 6. 48 39. 86 61. 13 1056. 77 TOTAL FOOD GRAINS 6700. 67 6714. 16 1761 11823. 85 CROP 1377 9224. 9141 2014 -15 NB : % increase against average of last 5 years a) Food Grain Production : 28% b)Food Grain Productivity: 27. 8% A- Area in 000’ ha, Y- Yield in kg/ha, P-Production in 000’MT

PRODUCTION TREND OF RICE & FOODGRAINS (in 000 Mt) 11399 12000 10000 8707 7022 9497 8770 6931 7616 11824 9632 7613 5895 6000 9845 Rice Food Grains 4000 2000 0 2009 -10 2010 -11 2011 -12 2012 -13 2013 -14 2014 -15

PRODUCTIVITY TREND IN RICE & FOODGRAINS ( Kg/ha. ) 2361 2500 2000 1500 1258 1761 1737 1821 1640 1609 2363 1426 1293 1472 1175 Rice 1000 Food Grains 500 0 2009 -10 2010 -11 2011 -12 2012 -13 2013 -14 2014 -15

AREA YIELD &PRODUCTION TREND IN OILSEED CROPS OVER LAST FIVE YEARS CROP AVERAGE DURING LAST 5 YEARS (2009 -10 TO 2013 -14) 2014 -15 A Y P GROUND NUT 255. 46 1719 439. 22 259. 23 1787 463. 31 SESAMUM 244. 71 397 97. 03 233. 17 406 94. 56 CASTOR 13. 72 631 8. 66 10. 93 638 6. 97 MUSTARD 122. 61 403 49. 4 121. 98 424 51. 72 SUNFLOWER 22. 65 1118 25. 32 21. 69 1195 25. 92 SAFFLOWER 0. 79 595 0. 47 0. 61 607 0. 37 LINSEED 23. 81 468 11. 14 24. 01 478 11. 48 NIGER 83. 35 366 30. 54 68. 01 362 24. 94 SOYABEAN 0. 11 636 0. 07 1. 06 632 0. 67 767. 21 863 917 679. 94 TOTAL OILSEEDS A= Area in 000’ ha, Y- Yield in kg/ha, 661. 85 741. 58 P-Production in 000’MT

OILSEED PRODUCTION TREND ( 000’ MT. ) CROP GROUND NUT SESAMUM CASTOR MUSTARD SUNFLOWER SAFFLOWER LINSEED NIGER SOYABEAN TOTAL OILSEEDS 2009 -10 2010 -11 2011 -12 2012 -13 2013 -14 2014 -15 398. 92 416. 11 435. 42 467. 30 478. 33 463. 31 109. 02 100. 45 95. 65 94. 16 85. 85 94. 56 9. 95 8. 92 8. 08 8. 13 6. 97 41. 44 42. 18 52. 66 49. 11 61. 63 51. 72 15. 99 21. 62 27. 97 31. 32 29. 69 25. 92 0. 43 0. 45 0. 43 0. 52 0. 53 0. 37 11. 90 9. 46 11. 58 11. 82 10. 96 11. 48 31. 44 38. 82 31. 78 27. 36 23. 29 24. 94 - - - 0. 20 0. 16 0. 67 619. 09 638. 01 663. 69 689. 87 698. 57 679. 94

Strategies adopted for higher Food Grain Production • Enhancing SRR: SRR of Paddy -25. 5% in 2013 -14 to 31. 45% in 2014 -15. • Creation of Corpus fund : Rs. 200 Cr. for timely procurement & prepositioning of Seeds & fertilisers. • Supply of 14, 388 power tillers & 29, 992 pumpsets. • Creation of additional Irrigation Potential to 1, 33, 113 hact. • 433 Commercial Agri Enterprises established.

• Enhancing Soil Testing Capacity from 1, 86, 611 in 2009 -10 samples to 3, 43, 916 samples in 2014 -15. • Ensuring timely input supply and management. • Adoption of INM and IPM. • Seed Treatment Campaign in 4. 86 lakh ha. • e-pest surveillance. • Enhancing farm power input from 1. 12 kw/ha in 2010 -11 to 1. 48 kw/ha by 2014 -15 • Capacity building of Farmers and Extension Workers

New innovations/ initiatives adopted • • • Exclusive Agriculture budget since three years. Three Regional Agriculture fairs and one State level Agril. Faire for creating awareness among 90, 000 farmers. Massive Seed Treatment Campaign in 4. 86 lakh ha. Promotion of SRI, Line sowing/ transplanting, Hybrid Maize, Sunflower and Mustard. 17. 40 lakh farmers registered under M-Kisan Portal. Odisha State Seed Portal launched. NFSM Fund Management through PFMS. Under BKKY the total of 57. 66 lakh farm families has been enrolled for health insurance. Till date 1, 98, 551 no of beneficiaries have been treated and claims worth Rs 104. 39 crores have been settled. Signed long- term Mo. U with ICRISAT &NSC for Production of pulses and oilseeds in the state. Signed long -term Mo. U with IRRI for popularisation of stress tolerant rice varieties and weather forecasting.

FINANCIAL PROGRESS OF NFSM, BGREI NMOOP 2014 -15 Rs. in lakh Scheme Approved allocation by GOI Funds Received Final Expenditure % of Expenditure BGREI 18347. 835 100 NFSM 8645. 79 6669. 84 6157. 68 92 NMOOP 451. 70 270. 063 100

Efforts for ensuring effective co-ordination with related departments • Crop-Weather Watch Meeting • State Level Committee for monitoring for all Central Sector Schemes • Seed Monitoring Meeting • Monthly Video conferencing with districts • State Level Banker Committee meeting at regular intervals (credit and finance) • State Level Secretaries Meeting under the Chairmanship of the Chief Secretary. • Collectors conference at RDC level • District level Strategy Committee Meeting.

Lessons Learnt • Line sowing, line transplanting and SRI leads to enhanced crop production, farm profit and water use efficiency. • Effective and timely pest management through e-pest surveillance. • Installation of community bore wells ; increased cropping intensity. • Prepositioning of inputs through OSSC and OAIC Ltd. • Wide adaptability of Farm mechanisation aided timely operation and enhanced production. • Drum seeders stood as an effective labour saving device for line sowing. • Intervention through Extension Reforms (ATMA) formation of CIGs /FIGs has made farmers proactive in farming. • Increased use of ICT has reduced the communication gap and made incentive delivery mechanism more effective. • Rewarding farmers inculcates competitiveness in agriculture. • FIACs in every block has made extension delivery mechanism effective.

PROCUREMENT OF PADDY Year 2009 -10 2010 -11 2011 -12 2012 -13 2013 -14 Avg. of last 5 years 2014 -15 % increase in procurement Quantity Procured in MT 39, 77, 261 39, 74, 932 31, 20, 557 54, 17, 029 42, 43, 710 41, 46, 698 52, 45, 391 26%

Road Map for achieving Higher Production • Enhancing SRR and increasing coverage under HYV and Hybrids. • Promotion of less than 10 yrs varieties. • Launching of State Pulses Mission. • State Seed Policy. • Ambitious Seed Production Program through Seed Villages and Mo. U with National and International Organisations. • Increasing fertiliser consumption ( presently 60 kg/ha) • Adoption of INM & IPM techniques • Ensuring timely supply of critical inputs and quality control • Promotion of SRI and special packages on crop production. • Enhancing irrigation potential by 2 lakh hectares every year with a view to provide at least 35% Irrigation facility in all blocks • Large scale Farm mechanisation • Adequate crop loan & crop insurance

• Large Scale promotion of Commercial Agri Enterprise • Establishment of Agro Industrial Estates and Agri Poly Technique • Emphasis on rainfed agriculture. • Development and strengthening infrastructure. • Capacity building of farmers and extension functionaries. • Promoting use of ICT in agriculture • Establishment of second Agriculture University. • Organization of Regional and State Level Agriculture Fair for Transfer of Technology