State Rajasthan Strategy to Issue Soil Health Cards Department Of Agriculture, Government Of Rajasthan
Dec 21, 2015
State RajasthanStrategy to Issue Soil Health Cards
Department Of Agriculture, Government Of Rajasthan
Present status of Soil Testing in Rajasthan
Number of soil testing labs 32 + 26 (PPP, 12 are mobile units)
Annual Testing Capacity 3.50+1.72 (PPP labs), Total 5.22 lac
State level soil testing lab 01 Jaipur
Other soil testing labs 30 (Alwar, Sriganganagar, Banswara, Dungarpur, Jhalawar,Bhilwara,Bundi,Baran, Rajsamand,Dausa, Jhunjhunu, Churu, Hanumangarh, Karauli, Dholpur, Jalore, Jaiselmer, Barmer, Bharatpur,Tonk,Pali,Sirohi,Nagaur, Sikar, Chittor, Sawai madhopur
Soil Salinity lab (Special lab) 01 Jodhpur
Micronutrient testing Facility 32 Labs
Increased micronutrient Testing 6700 samples in 2003-04 to 55000 samples in 2013-14
Soil Health card Distribution 33.29 lac From 2002-03 to 2014-15 up to December,2014
Soil health cards Computerized, Colored having recommendation in fertilizer material form in two most popular combination
Labs on PPP Mode under NPMSH&F (GOI)(2010-11 to 2013-14)
12 mobile (capacity 0.60 lac)and 14 static (Capacity 1.12 lac) soil labs thus cumulative capacity will be 1.72 lac/annum
New Labs Sanction (2014-15) 55 (Each of 10000 samples capacity) hence total capacity will be increased from 5.22 lac to 10.72 lac per annum.
Fertility Status of soils
Nutrient Percent samples Nutrient Index
Low Medium High Index Rating
Major Nutrients- Based on 15.13 lac soil sample tested by departmental labs from 2007-08 to 2012-13
Nitrogen 80.39 15.47 4.14 1.23 Low
Phosphorous 32.27 60.42 7.3 1.75 Medium
Potash 6.05 44.88 49.07 2.81 High
Micronutrients- Based on 3.41 lac soil sample tested by departmental labs from 2007-08 to 2012-13
Zinc 39.42% deficient
Iron 34.86% deficient
Copper 4.10% deficient
Manganese 4.52% deficient
Fertility status of soils of the state
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Alternative strategy adopted
for expansion of soil testing services
• Based on soil fertility survey of all Panchayat Samittees of the state the village wise soil fertility status have been uploaded on departmental website i.e. www Krishi.rajasthan.gov.in
• Distribution of 52.50 lac Village level Soil Health and Package of Practice Cards- 100 copies in each village
• fertility Status uploaded on Department Website- village wise fertility status of 38091 villages have been uploaded on Rajasthankrishi.gov.in
• Panchayat Sammittee wise Soil Fertility Maps were digitalized and developed on sun board. Approximately 100 copies of such maps were distributed in each block for its depiction at important places.
• District wise soil fertility maps- District wise soil fertility maps were developed by SRSAC, Jodhpur and 10 framed copies have been sent to each district for presentation and propagation of soil test and its recommendations.
• Expansion of soil testing services through PPP mode
Soil Health Card Scheme
An Extensive Scheme An Extensive Scheme for Distribution of Soil for Distribution of Soil Health Cards to Every Health Cards to Every Land HoldingLand Holding
Soil Health Card Soil Health Card SchemeScheme Vision: Swasth Dhara, Khet Haraa Period: At every three years Proposed Activities:• Collection of soil samples-• Irrigated areas- one sample at 2.5 ha unit area• Unirrigated areas- One sample at 10.0 ha unit area Analysis of samples- • for major nutrients, Sulphur & cationic micronutrients Scope-• One third area of state every year• Average sample load each year is around 9.82 lac and 23 lac soil health cards.• Total soil samples proposed 29.47 lac and around 70 lac soil health cards.
Proposed procedure
• Soil sample collection as per norms
through Krishi Mitra’s on job basis per sample• Selection of Krishi Mitra- under ATMA scheme• Sending of soil samples to lab- through Krishi Mitra• Analysis- Departmental soil laboratories Through outsourcing of 14 PPP labs and 55 new soil
labs• Preparation of soil health cards- by respective labs• Distribution- through Krishi Mitra under supervision of
field functioneries• Land holding wise data recording on computers
Proposed outcome
• Region wise estimation of soil fertility status
• Estimation of required inputs.• Reduce per unit cost of production, quality
of produce• Awareness about precision farming.• Opportunity to improve Fertilizer Use
Efficiency
Scheme ComponentsScheme Components
Land holding wise soil sample collection
Analysis of soil samples
Distribution of soil health cards
One sample from 2.5 ha unit area in irrigated areas and 10 ha unit in un-irrigated areas
Collection of soil samplesCollection of soil samples• Samples on unit area basis
• Sample unit area- irrigated area-2.5 ha
un-irrigated area- 10 ha
• Cards will be provided to other holdings falls in the sample unit area.
• Major Farmer- the land holding , where the sample is being lifted
• Associated farmer- other holdings falls in sample unit area
Draft of Sample Collection List
District……………… Sub District…………..PS……………….. GP…………………. Village……………..
AS Circle………………. AAO Circle…………………..Name of Krishi Mitra…………………….Mobile No………………….. Allotted Lab…………………………List for Irrigated Area:
Details of Major Farmer Details of Associated farmers
Sample unit area
Name of Farmer
Land Holding No
Area of Holding in Ha.
Identification Name of land holder falls in unit area
Khasra No
Area in Ha.
Major crops
Longitude Latitude
1 Ramsingh/Preetum singh
12/190 1.5 Kishor/Baalu
595 0.7 Wheat, Mustard, Gram, Bajra, Maize
Ramu/Chatar
597 0.85 Jowar, MoongBarleygram
Sample units Total Samples Total number of cards
1 1 03
2 1 02
Summary Irrigated Area - Village……..
Analysis of Soil Samples
• Samples will be tested for pH, Ec, Organic carbon, Available Phosphorous, Potash, Sulphur and available Zinc, Iron, Copper and Manganese and recommendations will be made for major crops through soil health cards.
• Arrangements for analysis & Departmental soil testing labs Outsourcing of 14 PPP labs and 55
new soil labs
Distribution of Soil Health CardsDistribution of Soil Health Cards• Computerized soil health cards.• Recommendations for major Kharif and Rabi crops.• Laminated Soil Health Cards.
Soil Health Management
. Soil Testing ProgrammeDevelopment of state level soil testing lab for technical enrichment.On line balance nutrient recommendation for crops through Soil Health Cards.
Initiative: Establishment of 55 new soil testing labs in order to cover all land holdings at least ones in3years
. Integrated Nutrient Management Biofertilizers- to supplement and increase efficiency of applied nutrients Micronutrients- to address deficiencies of micro nutrients and improve productivity
. Reclamation of Alkali SoilsReclamation programme through use of Gypsum Improving productivity through Green Manuring
. Enhanced use of Organic manures• Increasing availability of organic manure
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