3rd June,2015 Venue : Acharya Jagdish Chandra Bose Hall, Krishi Bhavan, New Delhi Department of Agriculture, Maharashtra State.

Preparedness of Kharif season, Contingency plan & Availability of seeds

in Maharashtra3rd June,2015

Venue : Acharya Jagdish Chandra Bose Hall, Krishi

Bhavan, New Delhi

Department of Agriculture, Maharashtra State

(rainfall in “mm”)

Month Normal Actual PercentageJune 223.3 55.6 24.6

July 402.6 359 89.2August 303.3 241.1 79.5September 202.1 158.5 78.4October 67.4 27.9 41.4June to October 1198.7 841.6 70.2

Rainfall-2014

DRY SPELL STATUSJUNE TO SEPTEMBER,2014

Month

Dry Spell Days in Talukas  Total No. Of

Talukas0 TO 6

days7 to 10 days

11 to 14 days 15 days

16 & above days

June 0 131 42 58 124 355

July 187 97 53 7 11 355

August 152 64 90 12 37 355

September 52 45 83 42 133 355

Year Affected Area ( Lakh Ha.)

No. of Farmers Affected ( Lakh )

2010-11 12.52 16.41

2011-12 29.62 33.48

2012-13 55.44 63.87

2013-14 39.60 64.82

2014-15 117.04 99.12

Natural calamities includes Scarcity , Unseasonal rains, Hailstorm etc.

Climate change effect on Agriculture

Monsoon 2015 forecast

Rainfall (%) Departure (%) <90 33

90-96 3596-104 28

104-110 3>110 1

IMD- 93% of the Long Period Average (LPA) with a model error of ± 5%.

Forecast

Skymet released its Monsoon foreshadow, indicating the coming of Monsoon 2015 to be ‘normal’.

102% OF LPA (+/-4%)NORMAL

JUNE THROUGH SEPTEMBER(LPA = 887mm)

June 2015 July 2015

August 2015 September 2015

Rainfall departure (%) Source : SKYMET

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Three Pronged Strategy forAgriculture Development

Soil Moisture SecurityWater Resource /

Water Conservation / GSDA

More Crop per Drop Agriculture Dept.

Integrated Value Chain Marketing Dept.

Soil Moisture Security

2014-15 : In -situ moisture conservation

through BBF planter

Total - 18500 BBF distributed

Benefits of BBF planter In-situ moisture conservation by

Broad beds than traditional sowing method

Excess water drained out through furrow in heavy rainfall condition

Cost saving on seeds in sowing operation

Works Completed during 1992 to 2014

Treatment Unit Achievement(No. in Lakh)

Tentative water storage

(Lakh TCM)

Contour/Graded Bund Ha. 22.97 10.33

Compartment Bund Ha. 16.21 7.29

Terracing Ha. 4.11 6.16

Continuous Contour Trench Ha. 4.17 0.83

Earthen Nala Bund No. 1.57 7.85

Cement Nala Bund No. 0.64 5.12

Farm Pond No. 1.35 0.94

Watershed Development Programme

Area treated• Total Geographical Area - 307 Lakh Ha.• Area available for treatment - 241 Lakh Ha.• Area treated up till today - 146 Lakh Ha.

Year Expdt.(Rs. Crore)

Area Treated( Lakh Ha.)

2011-12 729 6.21

2012-13 861 7.17

2013-14 990 8.25

2014-15 1024 8.53

Dryland farming Mission (DLFM)

Components Cement Nala Bund Farmpond with lining Water Lifting Divices Micro irrigation In-situ moisture

conservation Mechanisation Polyhouse & Shadenet house Primary processing

Features Flagship program of State Govt.Provision of Rs.2000 crore for

Five years by State Govt. 2000 villages will be covered in

5 years Drought proofing in 400 villages

every year

Division Villages under

Jalyukta

Work started in Villages

(No.)

Total works

Works completed

Under going works

Konkan 203 188 4796 3178 1618

Nasik 941 941 16274 11107 5167

Pune 903 903 16771 11284 5487

Aurangabad 1682 1587 23160 12408 10752

Amravati 1396 1207 6273 3886 2387

Nagpur 1077 1066 7216 5085 2131

Maharashtra 6202 5892 74490 46948 27542

74490 works under “Jalyukta shivar Abhiyan”

Treatment Unit Achievement- Ha./ No.

Graded Bunding Ha. 42000

Compartment Bunding Ha. 42350

CCT/ Deep CCT Ha. 21268

Earthen Nala Bund No. 2514

Cement Nala Bund No. 1893

Well recharging No. 5026

Repairs of water storage structures No. 2408

Repairs of KT wares & installation of gates No. 124

Desiltation of water structures

No. 2843

Lakh CuM 219

Works under “Jalyukta shivar Abhiyan”

DivisionVillages selected

No. of desiltation

works

Quantity of desiltation (

Lakh CM)

Cost of desiltation ( Rs. Crore)

Storage capacity

created by desiltation

(TCM)

Irrigation potential

created by desiltation

( Ha.)

Konkan 203 47 0.91 0.13 91 367

Nasik 662 297 52.90 38.23 5290 21161

Pune 757 362 11.37 3.28 1137 4551

Kolhapur 425 182 6.98 1.12 698 2792

Aurangabad 708 274 24.08 5.03 2408 9634

Latur 974 771 94.62 86.51 9462 37851

Amravati 1396 617 21.19 7.73 2119 8478

Nagpur 1077 293 6.51 4.04 651 2604

Maharashtra 6202 2843 218.56 146.07 21856 87438

Desiltation by peoples participation : 22 MCM storage capacity created

Highest Compensation for Farmers under National crop Insurance Scheme

Season &Year

Farmers Participation

Compensation

No. ( in

lakhs)

Area ( in lakh ha.)

Premium collected

(Rs. In crores)

Farmers (in lakhs)

Amount(Rs. In crores)

Kharif 2014 44.79 28.05 176.24 34.87 1595.65

Weather Based Crop Insurance Scheme for Agriculture Crops

Season & Year

Farmers Participation CompensationPaid .

Nos.(In lakhs)

Area(In lakhs)

Premium(in crores)

No. of Farmers (In lakhs)

Amount

(In crores)

Kharif, 2014 12.84 11.42 191.46 11.68 272.80

Rabi, 2014-150.67 0.68 9.86 0.56 18.79

Total 13.51 12.10 201.32 12.24 291.59

More Crop per drop

1986-87 1990-91 2000-01 2010-11 2012-13 2014-15

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0.171.58

9.62

16.03

18.87

Micro Irrigation in Maharashtra

Area in Lakh Ha.

Grapes, 1.13 Citrus crops, 1.10

Banana, 1.19 Pomo-

granate, 1.23

Sugarcane 2.45

Cotton3.69

Vegetables6.31

Other, 1.77

Total Area under Micro-Irrigation - 18.87 Lakh Ha.( Drip – 13.66 Lakh Ha. , Sprinkler - 5.21 Lakh Ha.)

Area in Lakh Ha.

Micro Irrigation in Maharashtra

Inter cropping - Pulses Maharashtra is a leading Pulse Growing State

During 2010-11, Highest Prod’n. 31.44 Lakh MT & Productivity 770 kg/ha

State Awarded ‘Krishi Karman Award’ for 2010 & ‘Commendation Award’

2013-14 for Pulses Production.

U.N. declared 2015-16 as an International year of Pulses. During 2015-16, intensive Program for Promotion of pulses through

intercropping in Cotton & Soybean

Soybean + Tur (6:2 , 4:2, 2:1), Cotton + Moong (1:1), Cotton + udid (1:1)

• Seed Requirement – 16.64 Lakh Qtl.

• Available – 17.10 Lakh Qtl.

B.T.Cotton Seed Planning -

• Demand :- 160 Lakh Packets

• Available :- 192 Lakh Packets

Enough Seed Available

CropExpected

area (La/ha.)

Seed Requirement As per SRR

Expected Seed Avaialbility

MSSC NSC Private Total

Hy. Jowar 9.00 67.50 11.73 0.20 56.40 68.33Imp. Jowar 1.37 2.60 0.00 0.00 2.65 2.65Hy. Bajra 9.00 22.50 0.64 0.00 22.60 23.24Imp. Bajra 2.45 7.84 3.11 0.40 4.43 7.93

Paddy 14.92 205.90 102.41 1.10 108.00 211.51Maize 7.87 118.05 11.10 0.00 118.00 129.10

Tur 11.83 62.11 15.54 0.00 47.80 63.34Mung 5.34 28.04 1.07 0.00 25.00 26.07Udid 4.47 33.53 11.26 1.30 22.32 34.88

Groundnut 2.98 17.88 4.13 10.00 4.50 18.63Sesame 0.70 0.93 0.05 0.05 1.01 1.11Soybean 39.00 1023.75 392.85 105.00 538.67 1036.52

B. T. Cotton 40.00 72.00 0.07 0.00 85.95 86.02Imp. Cotton 0.50 1.50 0.60 0.00 1.00 1.60

Total 149.43 1664.11 554.54 118.05 1038.33 1710.92

Seed Availability- Kharif 2015(Seed qty in 000 qtls)

• Expected Area-39 Lakh Ha., Total Seed requirement- 29.25 Lakh Qtl.

• Seed requirement as SRR(35%) - 10.24 lakh Qtl.

Seed Available - 10.37 Lakh Qtl.

• Various publicity methods adopted for farmers awareness to use their own seed

• Seed Availability -

MSSC - 3.92 Lakh Qtl.

N.S.C. - 1.05 Lakh Qtl.

Private company - 5.38 Lakh Qtl.

MSWC - 3.36 Lakh Qtl.

Buldhana urban godown- 5.12 Lakh Qtl.

Farmers - 13.12 Lakh Qtl.

Total - 31.95 Lakh Qtl.

Required Soybean seed available

Kharif 2015 Fertilzer Demand & Sanction

Sr. No

GradeKharif 2014

consumptionKharif 2015

DemandKharif 2015

Sanction

% Increase over consumption in

Kharif 2014

1 Urea 14.62 18.00 17.00 (+) 16.29

2DAP 3.73 6.00 5.00 (+) 34.01

3MOP 2.72 2.75 2.75 (+) 1.15

4Complex 8.87 13.00 11.00 (+) 23.95

5SSP 4.07 6.00 6.00 (+) 47.40

6Other 0.44 0.75 0.00  

Grand Total 34.45 46.50 41.75 (+) 21.17

(Fig in LMT)

GradeRequirement

for April & May 2015

Fertilizer Supply from April to 28 May 2015

Balance Stock as

on 1.4.2015

Total Fertilizer

Availability Supply

% Availability

Against Requiremen

t

Urea 5.27 4.93 1.05 5.98 113

DAP 1.05 0.93 0.55 1.48 141

MOP 0.36 0.16 0.96 1.12 313

Complex 2.53 2.51 3.36 5.87 232

SSP 1.68 0.80 1.11 1.91 114

Other 0.12 0.10 0.05 0.15 125

Grand Total 11.00 9.43 7.08 16.51 150

Fertilizer Requirement & Supply from April to May 2015

(As on 28.05.2015) (Fig in LMT)

Contingency Plan

Kharif 2015

Action taken

CRIDA Hyderabad & Dept. of Agriculture Organized Interface Meeting on Contingency Plan on 13th May with ICAR, DAC & field officers of Department

District wise Contingency Plan for Kharif ,2015 - Prepared in consultation with SAUs

If Monsoon delayed beyond 15 daysTentative area comes under altarnate crop

Div.

Unsown area due to delayed monsoon Alternate

Crops recomonded

Area under alternate crops

Crop Normal area(ha.)

60% area of the original crop Area (ha.)

Kokan Paddy (late variety)

Paddy (midlate& early

variety)

Western Maharastra &

Khandesh

Moong 123500 Bajara 30 74100Udid 123500 Tur 15 37050

Sunflower 15 37050Total 247000 148200

Marathwada

moong 194900 Bajjara 25 105950Udid 200100 Soyabean 15 63570

Gr.nut 28800 Tur 10 42380 Sunflower 10 42380

Total 423800 Total 254280Vidharbha Regular crops

670800 402480Note- In case the monsoon is delayed by 15 days 60 % of the area under moong,udid & gr.nut

will be diverted under bajara, tur, sunflower & soyabean crops

If Monsoon delayed beyond 30 daysTentative area comes under altarnate crop

Div.Unsown area due to delayed monsoon

Alternate Crops recommended

Area under alternate crops

Crop Normal area(ha.) 70 % area of the original crop Area (ha.)

Kokan Paddy (late variety) Paddy (midlate&early

variety)

Western maharastra &

Khandesh

Moong 123500 Bajara 30 74100Udid 123500 Tur 20 49400

Sunflower 20 49400Total 247000 172900

Marathwada

moong 194900 Bajjara 25 563700Udid 200100 Soyabean 15 338220

Gr.nut 28800 Tur 10 225480Cotton 1330400 Sunflower 20 450960Jawar 500600

Total 2254800 Total 1578360

Vidharbha

Moong 208800 Bajara 15 48285Udid 113100 Sunflower 10 32190

Tur 10 32190 Soyabean 35 122665Total 321900 225360

Note- In case the monsoon is delayed by 30 days 70 % of the area under moong,udid & gr.nut will be diverted under bajara, tur, sunflower & soyabean crops

(Area in Ha./Seed in Qtls)Delay in

Monsoon (Days)

Original Crop

Area of Original

Crop

Alternate Crop

Area of Alternate

Crop

Seed Reqt. for alternate

Crop

Seed Availability

for Contingency

15

Green Gram 317160

Pearl Millet 341199 51180 10110

Pigeon Pea 151644 22747 6331

Black Gram 265860 Sunflower 151644 15164 230

Gr-nut 175200 Soybean 113733 85300 28765

Total   758220   758220 174391 45436

30

Green Gram 370000

Pearl Millet 221143 8846 10110

Pigeon Pea 176914 26537 6331

Black Gram 310170 Sunflower 176913 17691 230

Gr-nut 204400 Soybean 309600 232200 28765

Total   884570   884570 285274 45436

Contingency Seed Plan Kharif-2015

(Area in Ha./Seed in Qtls)Delay in

Monsoon (Days)

Original Crop

Area of Original

Crop

Alternate Crop

Area of Alternate

Crop

Seed Reqt.for alternate

Crop

Seed Availability

for Contingency

45

Green Gram 290730 Pigeon Pea 278014 41702 6331

Black Gram 243705 Sunflower 278014 27801 230

Gr-nut 160600 Soybean 139007 104255 28765

Total   695035   695035 173758 35326

Resowing

Paddy 60000 Early Varieties of Paddy 60000 18000 13970

Pearl Millet 380000 Pearl Millet 380000 11400 10110

Soybean 750000 Soybean 750000 562500 28765

Total   1190000   1190000 591900 52845

Contingency Seed Plan Kharif-2015

Crop Variety Duration(Da

ys)

Pearl Millet (Hybrid)

Shradha (RHRBH 8609) 70-75

Saburi (RHRBH 8924) 76-83

Shanti (RHRBH 9808) 80-85

Pratima 76-84

Pearl Millet (Improved)

Dhanshakti (ICTP 8203-Fe 10-2) 74-78

Samrudhhi (AIMP 92901) 80Parbhani Sampada (PPC6) 75-80

Sunflower (Hybrid)Phule Raviraj 90-95

MSFH-17 100-105

Sunflower (Improved)

Modern 80-85

SH-56 82-88

Bhanu (SS2038) 85-90

Drought Resistant Crop & Variety

Crop Variety Duration(Days)

Soybean

JS-335 95-98

NRC-37 (Ahilya 4) 99-105

DS-228 (Phule Kalyani) 95-100

MACS-450 90-95

MACS-1188 100

KDS-344 (Phule Agrani) 95-96

JS-9305 90-95

MAUS-71 93-100

MAUS-158 93-98

MAUS-162 100-103

Pigeon Pea

ICPL-87 120-180AKT 8811 140-150

Vipula 145-160Rajeshwari 140-150

Drought Resistant Crop & Variety

ICT BASED e-PEST SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM

Advisory SMS to Farmers by SDAO. Every Wed. & Mon.

Data collection by pest scout (Every Mon-Tue/ Thu/Fri)

Data entry and uploading by comp.

operator (Every Wed. & Sat.)

Data verification by pest monitor-Random + Roving survey

Laptop with net connection & offline data entry application

Online pest reporting & advisory application

Data processingAccessible to central/state

experts

Pest reports generated by above application in diff. formats i.e. tabular, graphical and maps

Data interpretation and Pest advisory by experts (Every Wed. & Mon.)

Adoption by farmers as per the

advisory

Pest advisory viewed by state dept officials

NCIPM database server

CROP PEST SURVEILLANCE AND ADVISORY PROJECT (CROPSAP)

Agriculture Mechanization Custom Hiring Centers

Total 1080 CHC service providing units

Active participation of KVK, NGOs, SHG, FIGs & FPOs

mKisanService

• 41 Crore SMS sent through mKisan, to 13.23 lakh farmers.

• State level committee formed for more effective dissemination of weather based crop advisory through mKisan portal

• The committee meets every Tuesday to form the critical advisories.

• Advance warning enables farmers to minimize pre & post harvest losses.

• 5.43 Cr. messages are weather related

Kisan Toll free Telephone number

1800 233 4000

• Free service for farmers

• Time – 9 am to 8 pm

• At a time 4 farmers contact

• Immediate problem solved by concerned authority

• Processing • Grading

• Packing• Export

Integrated Value Chain

Only state having Integrated Agriculture Development through

Public-Private Partnership(PPP- IAD)

Details 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Total Sanctioned Projects 11 16 33

Total Project cost (Rs.Crores) 98.89 118.61 423.97

Public sector share 40.22 (41%)

40.46 (34%)

140.08 (33%)

Farmers share 43.22 (44%)

65.79(55%)

140.40 (33%)

Private sector share 15.45 (15%)

12.36 (11%)

143.30(34%)

Project Area ( Lakh ha) 0.79 1.07 3.50

No.of Farmers under Project (Lakh) 1.16 1.67 4.88

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Year Wise registered FPOs(as on April 2015)

FARMERS ORGANIZATION FOR VALUE CHAIN DEVELOPMENT

( FPO Year )( FPO Year )

• Farmers Interest Groups (FIG/CIG) - 96907

• Registered Farmers Producer Companies (PCs) - 376

• Farmers Prodcer Companies Organization (MAHA-FPO) - 01

• Agri-Entrepreneurship Development Program (MWSIP-EDP) - 362

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