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"Doubling farmers' income is one of our top most priorities." – Manohar Lal, Chief Minister, Haryana

HARYANA 44.21 LAC HECT

CONTRIBUTES15.6%

STATE WITH HIGHEST PER CAPITA INCOME 2ND LARGEST CONTRIBUTOR

OF FOOD GRAINS TO THE CENTRAL POOL &ONLY 1.4%

AREA OF THE COUNTRY

OF FOODGRAINS

HARYANA ENVISIONS CROP DIVERSIFICATION THROUGH

& LINKINGFARMERS WITHMARKET

VEGETABLES, PULSES,MAIZE, SUGARCANEAND COTTON CROPS

• • Doubling Farmers' Income Recognition of Agri Leaders • • Direct Marketing & Haryana for Fresh Micro Irrigation

• • Organic Farming Enhancing Milk Production • Peri Urban Agriculture

24 – 26 March, 2018 Mela Ground, Rohtak, Haryana

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SHRI NARENDRA MODIHon’ble Prime Minster, India

SHRI OM PRAKASH DHANKARHon’ble Agriculture Minister, Haryana

SHRI MANOHAR LALHon’ble Chief Minister, Haryana

SHRI MANISH GROVERHon’ble Minister of State for Cooperation, Haryana

PROF. KAPTAN SINGH SOLANKIHon’ble Governor of Haryana

Riding on the resounding success of Agri Leadership Summit, 2015 and 2017, Haryana is organising the 3rd edition of

Agri Leadership Summit to provide avenues for recognition, facilitation and incubation of farmer leaders.

The 3rd Agri Leadership Summit, 2018 will have three distinct themes – ‘Direct Marketing & Peri Urban Agriculture”, “Doubling Farmers Income”, Enhancing Milk Productivity and Dairy Development”. Besides, there will be focus on issues such as packaging, value addition, branding, direct marketing, micro irrigation/soil health, organic farming, risk management, A2 milk production/dairying, aquaculture, agro product marketing, agro industries etc.

Seminars will also be organised on sectors such as Organic Village and zero budget agriculture, enhancing milk production, dairy development, Agriculture Services, Digital Connectivity etc.

It is expected that more than 350 reputed National and International Companies/ Exhibitors will participate in the Summit under exclusive industry and sector specific

pavilions and more than 1,00,000 visitors comprising of farmers, entrepreneurs, researchers, members of teaching faculty, students from agriculture and horticulture Universities and stakeholders across the country shall visit the Summit.

The Summit will bring stakeholders from all disciplines of Agriculture and Allied sectors under one roof. It will be an excellent platform for companies to market and exhibit their products/services. An investor-friendly government coupled with transparency, good infrastructure and close proximity to National Capital make Haryana an ideal investment destination for Agro based industries.

Technological innovations have taken place in the agri industry and these have begun to take effect in India as well. Today emphasis is being laid on taking technology to the farmers and farmer’s produce direct to the market. The 3-day Summit aims at guiding the farmer and the agri-industry of Haryana towards maximum value creation and to create a direct linkage between farmers and the market.

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Sh. A. S. MittalMember National Council

Sh. Sanjeev GuptaMember National Council

Sh. Jatinder Singh DeswalMember National Council

Sh. Arik Malaw- IsraelMember National Council

Sh. Santosh GoenkaMember National Council

Sh. Sanjiv SharmaMember National Council

Sh. Dalip SharmaDirector General KUKVC

Sh. Rohit SangwanDirector, KUKVC

Key Officials :

Team KUKVC

Sh. D.S. Dhesi, IASChief Secretary to Govt. of Haryana

Dr. Abhilaksh Likhi, IASPrincipal Secretary to Govt. of Haryana,Agriculture & Farmers Welfare Department

Prof. K.P. SinghVice Chancellor, CCSHAU

Sh. Sameer Pal Srow, IASDirector, Information, Public Relation & Languages, Haryana

Sh. Mandip Singh Brar, IASChief Administrator, HSAMB

Sh. D.K. Behera, IASDirector, Agriculture & Farmers' Welfare

Sh. Sanjay Joon, IASDirector, Development & Panchayats Department

Sh. R.C. Bidhan, IASManaging Director,Haryana State Warehousing Corporation

Sh. Yash Garg, IASDeputy Commissioner, Rohtak

Sh. Pankaj Nain, IPSSuperintendent of Police, Rohtak

Dr. G.S. JakharDirector General, Animal Husbandry & Dairying Department

Dr. Arjun Singh SainiDirector General, Horticulture Department

Dr. B.S. SehrawatMD, HSHDA

Dr. M.S. DahiyaRegistrar, HAU

Dr. R.A. LuthraRegistrar, LUVAS

Stakeholders• Farmers - Growers, Producers,

Processors & Entrepreneurs

• Departments and Agencies of Centre & State Govt.

• National & International Institutes / Universities

• Leading Agri and Allied Companies

• Eminent Scientists / Speakers

• Farmers' Producers' Organization (FPO) & Farmers' Interest Groups (FIG)

• Consumers

The objective is to harness the

vast and untapped growth

potential of agriculture in

Haryana for accelerated, inclusive and

sus ta inab le growth lead ing t o

improved economic conditions and

social status of farmers, agricultural

workers and their families. The aim is

also to create a linkage between

farmers and the agri market towards

maximum value creation.

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Coordinates (Chandigarh) : 30°44'N 76°47'ECountry IndiaRegion North IndiaEstablished 1 November 1966Capital Chandigarh†Largest cities Faridabad & GurgaonDistricts 21AREA • Total 44,212 km2(17,070 sq mi)AREA RANK 20 • Area under forest 1,684 km2(650 sq mi) • Net sown area 3,550 km2(1,370 sq mi)POPULATION (2011) • Total 25,351,462 • Rank 17 • Density 573/km2(1,480/sq mi) • Density rank 11 • Urban 8,842,103 [34.88%] • Rural 16,510,978 [65.12%]LANGUAGES • Official Punjabi, Haryanvi, Urdu/Hindi • Regional Dialect PunjabiTime zone IST (GMT+05:30 Hrs.)Literacy 71.42% [Rural] 83.14% [Urban]Sex ratio 879Life expectancy 66.2GDP INR3,093.26 billion (2011–12)GDP per capita INR109,227 (2011–12)Growth rate 19 %Website www.haryana.gov.in

Key State Statisticsabout Haryana

Rohtak city is the administrative headquarterof Rohtak district in the Indian state of Haryana. It lies 70 kilometers (43 mi) north west of New Delhi, just 40–45 km from Delhi Border and 250 kilometers (160 mi) south of the state capital Chandigarh on NH 10. Rohtak forms a part of the National Capital Region (NCR), so it can obtain cheap loans for infrastructure development from the NCR Planning Board. Rohtak is the sixth most populous city in Haryana as per the 2011 census with population of 374,292 and has literacy rate of 84.08.

About Rohtak

About Agriculture in HaryanaThe saga of Haryana from being a food deficit State on 1st November, 1966 to being the second largest contributor to the Central Pool of food grains is truly amazing. Our hard working farmers enabled us to make the incredible contribution of 14 per cent to the Central Pool despite having only 1.4 per cent of the country’s total area. It is laudable that during 2016-17, food grain production of 180 lacs MTs was achieved. The State Government has implemented the Crop Insurance Scheme namely “Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojna (PMFBY)” to mitigate losses in the farm sector and provide financial support to the farmers in the event of failure of notified crops namely, Paddy, Bajra, Maize and Cotton in Kharif and Wheat, Barley, Gram and Mustard in the Rabi season. An amount of Rs. 277 crore has been distributed as claim to affected farmers for Kharif 2016 and Rabi 2016-2017.

To make farmers risk free State Government had increased crop compensation upto maximum from Rs. 6,000/- to 12,000/- per acre and minimum from Rs. 250/- to 500/- per acre. Further farmers have been compensated for crop loss against natural calamity, to the extent of Rs. 1092 crore for wheat and Rs. 976 crore for cotton in the year 2015 and 2016 respectively.

The State Government has provided 6180 number of paddy straw management implements to the farmers beneficiaries for crop residue management in the State with a subsidy of Rs. 22.57 crore. The Department of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare also organized 4000 awareness camps to make farmers aware of the ill effects of paddy crop residue burning in which more than 2 lacs farmers participated.

Top priority has been given to micro-irrigation technology for efficient use of water for agriculture purpose for which State Irrigation Plan of Rs. 992.72 Crore has been prepared under Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana (PMKSY). The State has prepared Action Plan of Rs. 435.00 Crore exclusively for the 36 identified over-exploited and critical blocks to achieve water conservation, water use efficiency and to address the problem of rapid ground water depletion.

The State Government under the flagship “Soil Health Card Scheme” has distributed 40,02,238 number of Soil Health Cards (SHCs) to the farmers of the State for balanced and optimum use of fertilizers.

The State Government has imparted training to farmers to encourage organic farming in the State in 20 clusters of 50 acre each under Paramparagat Krishi Vikas Yojana (PKVY) for using organic manure and bio fertilizers with focus on livestock.

To mitigate the impact of the Climate Change on Agriculture and to educate farmers in 250 villages, Climate Smart Agriculture Scheme has been launched in collaboration with NABARD at a cost of Rs. 25 crore.

The State Government has fixed the highest ever sugarcane price per quintal varying from Rs. 320/- — Rs. 330/- to protect the interest of the sugarcane farmers. In addition Sunflower, Moong and Mustard has been procured at MSP from farmers.

To streamline the requirement and use of fertilizers, the State Government has successfully implemented the Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) Scheme and more than 5500 Point of Sale (POS) machines have been installed in the fertilizers retail outlets.

The “Horticulture Vision” is to double the area under horticulture and triple the horticulture production in the State by 2030. 15 percent of the total cultivated area is envisaged to be brought under horticulture, up from the existing 7.5 percent. To achieve the above goal, the Crop Cluster Development Programme has been launched to develop supply chain with cost of Rs. 51035.60 lacs for Farmers Producer Organizations. The State Govt. is promoting peri-urban farming in 13 NCR Districts by launching a Pilot project of Rs. 4 crore in Faridabad District for high value vegetables and their direct marketing.

An outlay of Rs. 48659.00 lacs has been kept for establishing the first Horticulture University in Karnal with three Regional Research Stations a n d e n v i s i o n s fu r t h e r i n t e r n a t i o n a l collaborations with global institutes and universities. To further boost demonstration activities in horticultural crops, Centres of Excellence are being established in each District. First centre of its kind in India on Bee-Keeping has been established in District Kurukshetra in 2017 and work on three centres in District Palwal, Jhajjar & Narnaul has been started.

The “Bhavantar Bharpai Yojana” has been launched for horticulture crops to mitigate the risk of farmers by giving them incentives during low prices in whole sale market. In the first phase, four crops onion, tomato, potato & cauliflower have been taken.

The e-market platform under e-NAM (National Agricultural Market) Scheme has been launched to make the system for marketing of

agricultural produce smooth, transparent and farmer/arhtiya-friendly. As many as 54 mandis in the State have been connected with this platform and 50 more shall be connected by year end.

A Kisan Kalyan Pradhikaran Haryana will be set up in the state to undertake all possible measures to make agricultural remunerative and enhance agricultural productivity to mitigate the physical , f inancial and psychological distress of farm households and landless workers.

The total annual milk production for the year 2016-17 has reached 29.75 lakh tones taking up the per capita per day availability of milk of 878 grams, the second highest in the country. A Gokul Gram is being establ ished at Government Livestock Farm, Hisar for quality indigenous cattle such as Hariana, Sahiwal, Tharparkar and Gir.

The Gau Sewa Ayog constituted by the Government for the welfare and upkeep of Gau Va n s h h a s i n i t i a t e d t h e p ro c e s s o f establishment of Gau Abhyaranyas in Panipat and Hisar which shall provide appropriate shelter, fodder and veterinary care for stray cattle.

Haryana ranks second in the country in fish productivity per hectare and has been declared as a ‘Fish Disease Free State’ by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research. One Hi-tech and Ultra Modern Ornamental Fish Hatchery has been establishment at Govt. Fish Seed Farm, Jhajjar and this will generate employment opportunities for the unemployed youth, fish farmers and women.

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– Manohar Lal, Chief Minister, Haryana

"Doubling farmers'

income is one of our top most

priorities."




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Attractions

AgriEX

Agro-Chemicals, Bio Technology & Applications, Agri-Implements , I r r igat ion Systems, Fer t i l izers , Greenhouse Tech, Pesticides, Seeds, Grains & Crops, Tissue Culture, Floriculture, Horticulture, Sericulture, Storage, Govt Nodal Agencies, Financial Institutions.

LiveStockEX

Dairy Management, Poultry Management, Fisheries Management & Livestock Management.

FoodEX

Processed & Packaged Food Technology, Packaging, Ingredients, Research, Govt & Marketing Agencies, Equipment & Machinery.

FarmEx

Tractors, Farm Equipment, Machinery Storage, Farm Power, Transportation & Handling.

Haryana State Pavilion

A mega state pavilion will be be created at AGRI LEADERSHIP SUMMIT for offering opportunities to Nodal Agencies, Corporation & Govt. Department to showcase their success stories through attractive displays.

A Centre Stage in the pavilion will be dedicated to those Haryana State Farmers & Groups who have achieved new heights through adapting innovation & advanced technologies.

International Pavillion

Bio Technology & Applications, Agri-Implements, Irrigation Systems, Greenhouse Tech equipment adn machinery.

Exhibition Pavilions

Motivation Through Achievers:

In concurrence with the theme, there shall be Agri Leaders' Pavilion dedicated to farmers/farmer groups/ entrepreneurs from agriculture, horticulture, animal husbandry, dairy and fishery sectors, where they will not only display their products/produce but also have an opportunity for interactive meeting with various stake holders to provide better marketing avenues.

Agriculture Technology Exhibition:

There will be display of latest innovations, technologies and farm machinery in this Exhibition by various Departments/ Corporations/ Private firms/ Companies/ Entrepreneurs.

Seminars/workshops/kisan Gosthies

The main objective of Agri Leadership Summit is to recognize and groom the leaders in Agriculture and allied sectors. Eminent personalities/scientists/ progressive farmers from respective fields will give theme/topic-wise lectures. There will be parallel sessions on various topics in all the sectors during the Summit.

Peri Urban Farming

Haryana State Government aims at doubling the farmers' income and to help them in meeting the demand for fresh vegetables, fruits, flowers, milk and milk products, and poultry products in the NCR through Peri-Urban agriculture.

The government also intends to make farming more demand-based and profitable through farm leaders in agriculture. They will produce need based crop or commodity. With good agricultural practices - sorting, grading and packaging as per applicable post-harvest techniques, farmers will earn handsome profit by direct marketing.

Organic Farming & Certification

Organic farming has a high value/premium market giving high returns to the farmers besides providing healthy nutrition. Sufficient focus will be given to organic farming and sustainable agriculture in the event.

Direct Marketing & Electronic Farm Trading

Main objective of the event is to provide and strengthen market access to the farmers by reducing the intermediaries. Ample space would be provided to the farmers and entrepreneurs from agriculture and allied sectors to showcase and market their products with primary focus on growers/producers. The thrust shall be on making the farmers aware about Electronic Farm Trading.

Cultural Events

The cultural events will be organized both during the event as well as on sidelines.

Awards

To recognize and honour the leaders from agriculture and allied sectors various cash awards and citations will be given during the event.

More Than 1 Lakh Farmers Participating

Programme

Ÿ Logo on the wings of the Backdrop of the programme of the Conference in the main hall

Ÿ Complimentary delegate passes

Ÿ Screening of Corporate film during various session breaks (Duration – minutes)

Ÿ Company Literature as part of the delegate kit

Ÿ Fully built up Complimentary Stall at the Conference Venue (Stall size varies at sponsorship levels)

Ÿ One page advertisement in exhibitor catalogue/sovenir

Ÿ Logo visibility on the multi-sponsor signage at the foyer area of the Conference Venue

Ÿ Special Announcements Thanking Sponsors

Ÿ Recognition of level of Sponsorship in the delegate kit (Thank you sponsor card)

Ÿ Signage acknowledging lunch sponsorship at the lunch venue

Ÿ Placing Promotional Corporate Standee at the pre-function area

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Platinum Sponsor 12 Lakhs Open

Gold Sponsor 8 Lakhs Open

Silver Sponsor 5 Lakhs Open

Co-Sponsor 3 Lakhs Open

Lunch Sponsor 5 Lakhs Two

Associate Sponsor 1.5 Lakh Open

Ÿ Farmers - Growers, Producers, Processors & Entrepreneurs

Ÿ Departments and Agencies of Centre & State Govt.

Ÿ National & International Institutes / Universities

Ÿ Leading Agri and Allied Companies

Ÿ Eminent Scientists / Speakers

Ÿ Farmers' Producers' Organization (FPO) & Farmers' Interest Groups (FIG)Consumers

Visitor ProfileAgriLeadershipExpo


Sunday, 25 March, 2018Theme: Doubling Farmers' IncomeDepartment of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare

ProgrammeŸ Sammelan 11:00 AMŸ Exhibition 1:00 PM onwardsŸ Cultural Events 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Saturday, 24 March, 2018Theme: Direct Marketing and Peri Urban AgricultureDepartment of Horticulture & Fisheries, HSAMB

ProgrammeŸ Inauguration 11:00 AMŸ Exhibition 1:00 PM onwardsŸ Cultural Events 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Monday, 26 March, 2018Theme: Enhancing Milk ProductionDepartment of Animal Husbandry & Dairy Development

ProgrammeŸ Valedictory & 11:00 AM

Award CeremonyŸ Exhibition 1:00 PM onwards




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Rules &Regulations

Exhibitor:

Any company/organisation/state/country participating in the 3rd Agri Leadership Summit 2018

Space Specifications & Basic Conditions for Participation:

At 3rd Agri Leadership Summit 2018, the exhibition area shall be available, in following three types:

A. Shell Scheme-duly furnished indoor built up booth(s) Multiples of 9sqm can be reserved.

B. Indoor raw space (minimum 27 sqm)

C. Outdoor raw space (minimum 60 sqm)

In the furnished indoor built up booth, the organisers shall provide modular structure, fascia with company name, 1 table and 2 chairs, one electric plug point-5/15amps, synthetic carpet, 4 spotlights, waste paper basket and general security during the period of 3rd Agri Leadership Summit 2018.

Extra Furniture:

Extra furniture will be available with the contractor on chargable basis.

Registration for Participation:

It is mandatory for exhibitor to forward the Registration Form to Krishi Udyami Krishak Vikas Chamber, Panchkula along with full and final payment for participation.

Allotment of Exhibition Space:

All bookings will be made on first-come-first-served basis subject to the receipt of all advanced payments.

Organisers will make confirmation of allotment of space on receipt of the registration form duly signed along with appropriate advance payment.

Organisers reserve the right to allocate space, change the layout plan, add or delete corridors as shown in the space plan.

Organisers reserve the right to reduce the allotment of space to any applicant without assigning any reason.

MODE OF PAYMENT:Payment Schedule:All payments should be made by Demand Draft payable to "Krishi Udyami Krishak Vikas Chamber" payable at Panchkula

Full and final payment to be paid on or before 19 March 2018.

Settlement of Charges:Any and all expenses chargeable to an exhibitor must be settled before the fair to ensure smooth removal of goods from the fair site.

Stand Completion:2000 hrs on 23rd March 2018 with all exhibits in position. Work will not be allowed after that due to security reasons.

Removal of Exhibits:Removal of any exhibit during the fair period is prohibited. Negotiations for sale, however, may be conducted.

Removal of exhibits and other materials shall be allowed only after 2100 hrs on 26th March 2018 after the closure of the exhibition.

Movement of Vehicles:Vehicles containing exhibition material will be allowed up to a certain point in the venue. All vehicles must provide list of items being carried in the exhibition area and receive the pass for the same, which will be required at the end of the exhibition for the removal of exhibits and other material.

Layout Plan

Cancellation:The prospective exhibitor is liable to forfeit the entire space rental in case of cancellation.

Binding Terms of Contract:The submission of the registration form duly signed by an authorised officer of the exhibitor shall be deemed as confirmation of participation and acceptance, and becomes binding as soon as the organisers have confirmed the allotment of space to the applicant. Dispute, if any, will be subject to Panchkula Jurisdiction.

Violation of Rules:The organisers reserve the right to decide on the fulfilment

of the rules and have the authority to demand removal/change of any structure, which is found not in conformity with the rules and can also cancel a confirmed booking without assigning any reason. The decision of the organisers will be final and binding.

Damage:Exhibitor will be required to make good all damages to the fair facilities caused during the installation/ dismantling of their exhibits.

All goods to be displayed by exhibitors have to be insured from natural calamities and theft. The organiser will not be responsible for the loss from the reasons mentioned above.

Security:The security for the goods after the closing time till 9:00 am (the following morning) during the exhibition period on all days will be provided by the organiser.





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Silver Sponsorship Amount : Rs. 7.5 lac

! Complimentary 18 Sqm Fully Furnished built up Space

! Company's corporate logo to be carried on all visitor promotion advertisements;

! Display of the sponsor's logo at the entry points of the exhibition site;

! Corporate logo on Admit Cards / Tickets! Acknowledgment in the Fair Catalogue/

Buyer's Guide ! One page four- colour advertisement in

the Fair Catalogue;! One page write-up on the sponsoring

company in the Fair Catalogue;! Acknowledgment during the Inaugural

& Valedictory Ceremony of the fair;! 10 flags to be put at the exhibition site;! 10 nos. invitation cards for VIP dinners,

lunches and cultural events (subject to event confirmation)

! Complimentary admit cards for entry (200 nos.)

Bronze Sponsorship Amount : Rs. 3 lac

! Complimentary 9 Sqm Fully Furnished built up Space

! Company's corporate logo to be carried on all visitor promotion advertisements;

! Display of the sponsor's logo at the entry point of the exhibition site;

! Corporate logo on Admit Cards /Tickets! Acknowledgment in the Fair Catalogue/

Buyer's Guide ! One page B/W advertisement in the Fair

Catalogue;! One page write-up on the sponsoring

company in the Fair Catalogue;! Acknowledgment during the Inaugural

& Valedictory Ceremony of the fair;! 5 Flags to be put at the exhibition site! 5 nos. invitation cards for VIP dinners,



EXHIBITION SPONSORSHIP

Platinum Sponsorship Amount : Rs. 25 lac

! Complimentary 54 Sqm Fully Furnished Space and 24 Sqm outdoor raw space

! Company's corporate logo to be carried on al l v is i tor promotion pr int advertisements as “Event Sponsor”

! Display of corporate logo at the registration counter as “Event Sponsor”

! Display of corporate logo at the registration counter as “Event Sponsor”


! Corporate logo on Admit Cards / Tickets ! Acknowledgment in the Fair Catalogue/

Buyer's Guide ! One page central spread four-colour

advertisement in the Fair Catalogue;! Special two page write-up on the

sponsoring company in the Fair Catalogue;

! Special acknowledgment during the Inaugural & Valedictory Ceremony of the fair;

! 20 Flags to be put in the exhibition site;! 20 nos. invitation cards for VIP dinners,



! Space for 20 display panels 10x3 ft. ( to be designed and fabricated by the sponsor)

Gold Sponsorship Amount : Rs. 15 lac

! Complimentary 36 Sqm Fully Furnished Built up Space

! Company's corporate logo to be carried on all visitor promotion advertisements as “Event Co-Sponsor”;


! Corporate logo on Admit Cards / Tickets ! Acknowledgment in the Fair Catalogue/

Buyer's Guide ! One page four-colour advertisement in

the Fair Catalogue;! Special two page write-up on the

sponsoring company in the Fair Catalogue;

! Special acknowledgment during the Inaugural & Valedictory Ceremony of the fair;

! 15 flags to be put at the exhibition site;! 15 nos. invitation cards for VIP dinners,



! Space for 10 display panels 10x3 ft. ( to be designed and fabricated by the sponsor)

Bank details for payment through wire transfer

TARIFF

• All payments should be made by Demand Draft payable to “Krishi Udyami Krishak Vikas Chamber” payable at . Panchkula

• Full and final payment to be paid on or before 19 March 2018.

Payment Mode

Account Name Bank Account No.

Bank Name(to which payment

should be sent) Bank Address IFSC Code /

RTGS Code MICR Code

The organisers will implement an integrated marketing and multimedia campaign backed by a dedicated PR campaign designed to reach a selective audience and win as many visitors as possible.

The cumulative media reach is estimated to touch more than 4 lakh farmers and stakeholders in Haryana and across the country.

Event Promotion

Advertising

Exhibitor Catalogue (optional)

The Official Exhibitors Catalogue is a year-round resource that gives your customers and prospects a comprehensive overview of the highlights and activities of the Expo. Customers will refer to the catalog often for pertinent information on the companies they are considering for future business. Advertising in the Official Exhibitors Catalogue is limited and reserved on a first-come, first-served basis.

Mechanical Details: Bleed: 90mm x 210mm Soft copy in AI/ CDR / PDF Format (file< 5 MB) (Image Resolution 300 DPI CMYK)

Description Dimension (WxH) Rate (INR) Rate (USD)Back Cover 80 mm x 190 mm 25000.00 500.00Inside Front 80 mm x 190 mm 20000.00 400.00Inside Back 80 mm x 190 mm 15000.00 300.00Full Page Colour 80 mm x 190 mm 10000.00 200.00Full Page BW 80 mm x 190 mm 7500.00 150.00Half Page BW 80 mm x 190 mm 5000.00 100.00

Space Tariff

Advertisement Tariff

SPACE CATEGORY (A) Indoor Shell Scheme

(B) Indoor Shell Scheme

(C) Indoor Raw Space

(E) Outdoor Raw Space

(D) Indoor Raw Space Remarks

Minimum SpaceRentals

Discounted Space Rentals

9sqmts.

75000/-

75000/-

18 sqmts.

1,50,000/-

1,40,000/-

27 sqmts. (Min.)

2,25,000/-

2,00,000/-

36 sqmts.

2,69,000/-

2,55,000/-

60 sqmts. (Min.)

3,30,000/-

3,00,000/-

The Space rentals are inclusive of all taxes

International Participation Stall rates for International Participation- $175/ sqmts (Inclusive of Taxes)Minimum 27sqmts for Raw Space- $150/sqmts (Inclusive of Taxes)

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RESERVATION FORM

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* Allotment of Stalls is strictly on first-come-first-served basis.* Krishi Udyami Krishak Vikas Chamber reserves the rights to change any specification without prior notice.

SPACE CATEGORY (A) Indoor Shell Scheme

(B) Indoor Shell Scheme

(C) Indoor Raw Space

(E) Outdoor Raw Space

(D) Indoor Raw Space Remarks

Minimum SpaceRentals

Discounted Space Rentals

9sqmts.

75000/-

75000/-

18 sqmts.

1,50,000/-

1,40,000/-

27 sqmts. (Min.)

2,25,000/-

2,00,000/-

36 sqmts.

2,69,000/-

2,55,000/-

60 sqmts. (Min.)

3,30,000/-

3,00,000/-

The Space rentals are inclusive of all taxes

International Participation Stall rates for International Participation- $175/ sqmts (Inclusive of Taxes)Minimum 27sqmts for Raw Space- $150/sqmts (Inclusive of Taxes)

SPONSORSHIP FORM

Please fill in the details and email/fax/courier this form back to us:

Enclosed: DD drawn in favour of “ ” payable at Krishi Udyami Krishak Vikas Chamber Panchkula.

No.__________Dated__________ drawn on (Bank)_____________________________

Amount Rs.____________________

We hereby confirm our participation in Agri Leadership Summit 2018 as Conference Sponsor ---> Platinum SPONSOR Gold SPONSOR Silver SPONSOR Co-SPONSOR Lunch SPONSOR Associate SPONSOR Expo Sponsor ---> Platinum SPONSOR Gold SPONSOR Silver SPONSOR Bronze SPONSOR

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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, HARYANA

KRISHI BHAWAN, SECTOR 21, PANCHKULA, HARYANA. CALL: 0172 2570662,FAX: 0172 2563242

email: [email protected]

THE HARYANA STATE CO-OP APEX BANK LTD.

SCO 78-80, Bank Square, Sector 17-B, Chandigarh.

CALL: 0172-2704349, 2703198email: [email protected]

DIRECTORATE OF HORTICULTURE HARYANA

UDHYAN BHAWAN, SECTOR 21, PANCHKULA, HARYANA.

CALL: 0172 2582322, 2582590FAX: 0172 2585595


DEPARTMENT OF CO-OPERATIONHARYANA

Bays No. 27-30, Sector-2,Panchkula-134109.

CALL: 0172-2585023, 2583438FAX: 0172-2585261


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HARYANA DAIRY DEVELOPMENT CO-OPERATIVE FEDERATION LTD.

Bay Nos. 21-22, Sector-2, Sahkari ta Bhawan, Panchkula. Haryana, IndiaCALL: 0172-2585513, 2586487, 2587507

FAX: 0172-2587527email: [email protected]

HARYANA STATE FEDERATION OF COOPERATIVE SUGAR MILLS LTD

Bays No.49-52, Sector-2, PanchkulaCALL: 0172-2590821-822


HARYANA KISAN AYOG Head Of fice: Anaj Mandi,

Sector-20, Panchkula-134116CALL: 0172-2551664FAX : 172-2551864

[email protected]

HARYANA SEEDS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LTD. Beej Bhawan, Bays No. 3-6, Sector 2,

Panchkula, Haryana 134115CALL: 0172-257 7582, 2577755


HARYANA AGRO INDUSTRIES CORPORATION LTD.

Bays No. 15-20, Sector -4,Panchkula, Haryana

CALL: 0172-2561305, 2561324FAX: 0172-2561310, 2561326


HARYANA STATE WAREHOUSING CORPORATION Bays 15-18, Sector 2, Panchkula

CALL: 0172-2578829-31 FAX: 0172-2578481


HARYANA LAND RECLAMATION & DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

HLRDC,Bays No.1-2,Sector-4,Panchkula

CALL: 0172-2568936

HARYANA STATE SEED CERTIFICATION AGENCY

Bays 11-12, Sector-14, PanchkulaCALL: 0172-2567642FAX: 0172-2574134


ANIMAL HUSBANDRY & DAIRYING DEPARTMENT HARYANA

Pashudhan BhawanBays No. 9-12 Sector-2 Panchkula,

HaryanaCALL: 0172-2574662, FAX: 0172-2586837

email: pashudhanhar@redif fmail.com

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HARYANA STATE LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT BOARD

Pashudhan BhawanBays No. 9-12 Sector-2

Panchkula, Haryana (INDIA)CALL: 0172-2574662, FAX: 0172-2586837

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FISHERIESDEPARTMENT HARYANA

SCO - 6, Sector - 16, Panchkula, HaryanaCALL: 0172-2565743,

2566081, 2565961email: [email protected]

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DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATIONPUBLIC RELATION & LANGUAGESAND ART & CULTURAL AFFAIRS

SCO 200-201, Sector 17-C, ChandigarhCALL: 0172-5059100


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THE HARYANA STATE COOPERATIVE SUPPLY AND MKT. FED. LTD.Sector - 5, Panchkula, HaryanaCall : 0172-2590518, 2590709E-mail : [email protected], [email protected]

CCS HARYANA AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITYHisar - 125 004, India Call : +91-1662-231640, 284301 Fax : +91-1662-234952E-mail: [email protected]

INDIAN COUNCIL OF AGRICULTURE

RESEARCH (ICAR)

NATIONAL HORTICULTURE BOARD (NHB)

VETERINARY COUNCIL OF INDIA

NATIONAL SEEDS CORPORATION LTD.

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MISSION FOR INTEGRATED

DEVELOPMENT OF HORTICULTURE

(MIDH)

LALA LAJPATRAIUNIVERSITY OF VETERINARY &

ANIMAL SCIENCESHISAR (LUVAS)

CH. CHARAN SINGHHARYANA

AGRICULTURALUNIVERSITY HISAR

(CCSHAU)

NATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE CONSUMERSFEDERATION

OF INDIA

NATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE DEVELOPMENTCORPORATION

MINISTRY OFAGRICULTURE GOVT. OF INDIA

NDDBNational Dairy Development Board

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DEPARTMENT OF RENEWABLE ENERGY HARYANA

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THE HARYANA STATE COOPERATIVE SUPPLY AND MKT. FED. LTD.Sector - 5, Panchkula, HaryanaCall : 0172-2590518, 2590709E-mail : [email protected], [email protected]

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