2. Annual Progress Report (01April 2012 To 31 March 2013)

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Vidya Bhawan Krishi Vigyan Kendra,
Kendra,
Badgaon - Udaipur
Annual Progress Report
(April 12 to March 13)
VIDYA BHAWAN SOCIETY
Udaipur (Raj.)
2
ANNUAL REPORT – 2012-13
(01April 2012 To 31 March 2013)
1. GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE KVK
1.1. Name and address of KVK with phone, fax and e-mail
Address
Vidya Bhawan Krishi Vigyan
Kendra, Badgaon – 313011
Udaipur Rajasthan
Telephone / Contact
Fax
E mail
(0294) 2450800 [email protected]
Office
(0294) 2451313
(0294) 2450922
1.2 .Name and address of host organization with phone, fax and e-mail
Address
Vidya Bhawan Society, Mohan
Singh Mehta Marg, Fatehpura,
Udaipur – 313004 Rajasthan
Telephone / Contact
Fax
E mail
(0294)2451323 [email protected],
[email protected]
Office
(0294) 2450911
1.3. Name of the Programme Coordinator with phone & mobile No.
Name
Dr. Anand Singh Jodha
Residence
(0294) 2451635
Telephone / Contact
Mobile
Email
98281-51651
[email protected]
1.4. Year of sanction: 1984 vide latter F.No. 21(93) / 83 KVK / Extn. Date 11-08-1983
1.5. Staff Position (as on 31th March 2013)
2
Sanctioned
post
Prog.
Coord.
SMS
3
Sl.
N.
Name of the
incumbent
Designation Discipline
Dr. A.S. Jodha
Prog.
Coord.
SMS
Hort.
SMS
Dr. Hakimuddin
SMS
Ag. Engg.
4
SMS
Mr. P.C. Bhatnagar
SMS
An. Husb.
5
SMS
Mr. M. S. Rathore
SMS
Agro.
6
SMS
Dr. V.K. Saini
SMS
Soil Sc.
7
SMS
Vacant
SMS
H. Sc.
Mr. Anil Mathur
Prog. Astt.
Mr. Sanjay Dhakar
Comp. Prog. Comp. Sc.
Dr. D.K. Jain
Farm Mgr.
1
Prog.
Astt.
9 Comp.
Prog.
10 Farm
Mgr.
8
Vacant
Entomology
Pay
Scale
Present
Basic
Date of
Joining
3740067000
1560039100
1560039100
1560039100
1560039100
1560039100
1560039100
930034800
930034800
930034800
-
-
Perm. / CateTemp. gory
Perm.
-
36,590 01-07-95
Perm.
Gen.
43,240 25-06-96
Perm.
Gen.
35,840 01-03-96
Perm.
Gen.
34,290 09-01-99
Perm.
Gen.
28,480 13-12-05
Perm.
OBC
Perm.
-
27,920 03-09-84
Perm.
Gen.
24,000 01-10-98
Perm.
Gen.
18,190 08-02-07
Perm.
Gen.
-
-
3
SancName of the
tioned
incumbent
post
11 Acctt. / Mr. Mohd. Rafi
OS
12 Steno- Mr. Thankachen K.T.
grapher
13 Driver
Mr. Gopal Sen
Sl.
N.
14 Driver
Mr. L.S. Chouhan
15 Supp.
Staff
16 Supp.
Staff
Mr. Achal Samdani
1.6.
Designation Discipline
Pay
Scale
Present
Basic
930034800
930034800
930034800
520020200
520020200
47507440
Acctt. / OS
Steno –
grapher
Driver
Driver
St. Keeper –
Typist
Mr. Sankar L. Gurjar Supp. Staff
Date of
Joining
20,980 01-03-96
Perm.
OBC.
21,330 01-01-91
Perm.
Gen.
17,220 01-12-84
Perm.
OBC.
13,720 01-11-87
Perm.
Gen.
12,000 08-01-96
Perm.
Gen.
9,810 21-09-84
Perm.
OBC.
Total land with KVK (in ha) – 23.5 :
S. No.
Item
Area (ha)
1
Under Buildings
1.3
2.
Under Demonstration Units
1.1
3.
Under Crops
11.7
4.
Orchard / Agro-forestry
5.6
5.
Others (specify)
3.8
Total
1.7.
Perm. / CateTemp. gory
23.5
Infrastructural Development:
A) Buildings
Stage
S.
No.
1.
Name of building
2.
Administrative
Building
Farmers Hostel
3.
Staff Quarters (6)
4.
Demonstration
Units (2)
Fencing
5
Source
of
funding
Complete
Completion
Date
Incomplete
Plinth
area
(Sq.m)
Expenditure
(Rs.)
ICAR
1986
470.00
711, 084.05
ICAR
ICAR
ICAR
1986
1987
1987
320.00
405.00
598.00
6,12,915.36
4,39,910.02
78,013.00
Soil Testing
Laboratory
ICAR
2004-05
-
8,13,403.00
7
Rain Water
harvesting system
ICAR
2005-06
1440.00
1,58,217.13
8
Threshing floor
9
Farm godown
ICAR
ICAR
ICAR
Own
Own
2005-06
1989
1996-97
1996-97
2008 -09
Women Hostel
11 Cafeteria
12 Seminar Hall
Plinth
area
(Sq.m)
Fund
required
6
10
Starting
Date
220.00 1,00,495.00
524.55 1,51,026.00
512.00 11,77,259.00
99.00 7,21,549.00
70.00 6,61,669.00
Status of
construction
4
Stage
S.
No.
Source
of
funding
Name of building
13
Hi-tech nursery
14 Water harvesting
pond
15 Plant Health
Diagnostic Lab
Complete
Completion
Date
NHM
ICAR
2008 - 09
2012-13
ICAR
2012-13
Plinth
area
(Sq.m)
Incomplete
Expenditure
(Rs.)
Starting
Date
Plinth
area
(Sq.m)
Status of
construction
2750 17,08,000.00
2000 9,99,267.00
-
9,99,779.00
B) Vehicles
Type of vehicle
Year of purchase
Cost (Rs.)
Total kms. Run
Present status
Bus
1994
5,05,836
1,80,613
Condemned Stage
Tata Sumo
2010
5,83,943
53,622
Working Condition
Motor Cycle
2012
47,218
11,873
Newly Purchased
C) Equipments & AV aids
Name of the equipment
Farm Seed cum Fertilizer Drill (1)
Hostel Water Tanker (1)
Hostel 2 HP Pump-set (1)
Hostel Air Conditioner (1)
Hostel Single Beds with Stools (6)
Hostel Water Storage Tank (1)
Bio-gas Plant (1)
Poultry Generator (1)
Rain Water Harvesting Tank (1)
Submersible Pump (1)
Tube Well Digging (1)
Type Writer Model 1740 (English)-1
Type Writer Model 1740 (Hindi)-1
V.C.R. 50 cum Tape record (1)
Hones WFB reflen-type Ahoja (1)
Unit DU35 – Ahoja (1)
Micro Phone UDM99 MS Line (1)
Micro Phone AUD77 Ahoja (1)
Stand DGN Enllon – Ahoja (1)
Year of
purchase
1984 to
March 2007
1984 to
March 2007
1984 to
March 2007
1984 to
March 2007
1984 to
March 2007
1984 to
March 2007
1984 to
March 2007
1984 to
March 2007
1984 to
March 2007
1984 to
March 2007
1984 to
March 2007
1984
1984
1985
1985
1985
1985
1985
1985
21,598.00
Present
status
Working
33,251.00
Working
17,360.00
Working
20,600.00
Working
28,336.00
Working
30,347.00
Working
43,249.00
Working
20,131.00
Working
34,045.00
Working
32,429.00
Working
53,862.00
Working
5,541.88
5,578.43
2,474.40
302.00
548.80
638.00
280.00
302.00
Not working
Not working
Working
Not working
Not working
Not working
Not working
Not working
Cost (Rs.)
5
Name of the equipment
Cord micro phone 3 P (1)
Hot Shot 35 mm Camera (1)
CEL Automatic Slide Projector (1)
Beltek colour TV Model 20 MRC (1)
Gestetmer duplicating Machine Model 145HF (1)
Disc Harrow (6 Dises) (1)
Bush Radio Cassette Recorder MPT2123A (1)
Micro Phone (1)
Hasti Sprinkler (1)
Avery India 390 / AAG Portable Platform Scale (1)
Little Generator Portable Set (1)
Milking machine -1
MF-9 Tine Tiller (1)
Conference Hall (U-Table) (1)
Lawn Mover Machine (1)
Samsung Colour T.V. 75 Cm (1)
Phil slide Projector (1)
M.B. Plough (1)
Massy Ferguson Tractor (1)
M.F. Heavy Duty Tiller (1)
Aspee Tractor Mount Sprayer (1)
Digital Camera (1)
Multimedia Projector
Digital Camera
Public Address System
Furniture
Xerox Machine
Generator
Fax Machine
EPABX System
Bund Former (3)
Power Sprayer (2)
Year of
purchase
1985
1985
1985
1985
1985
1985
1985
1985
1986
1986
1987
1990
1993
2005
1997
2001
2001
2006
2006
2006
2006
2007
2007
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
Cost (Rs.)
75.00
850.00
6,353.82
10,392.00
6,943.75
1,225.00
995.00
65.00
5,100.00
4,267.62
8,450.00
39,500.00
9,986.00
30,840.00
3,520.00
28,290.00
15,125.00
18,000.00
4,40,000.00
15,000.00
9,500.00
14,625.00
1,01,515.00
24,750
30,000
99,952
76,186
1,00,279
20,000
49,925
22,460
19,450
Present
status
Not working
Not working
Not working
Not working
Not working
Working
Working
Working
Working
Working
Working
Working
Working
Working
Working
Working
Working
Working
Working
Working
Working
Working
Working
Working
Working
Working
Working
Working
Working
Working
Working
Working
1.8. A). Details SAC meeting conducted this year
Sl.
No.
Date
1.
11-05-12
Name and Designation
of Participants
Copy attached
Salient Recommendations
Action taken
Analyse the Impact of
Synchronization
We are Keeping the record of the
treatment done and also follow
up of the treatment
OFT should be started after
consultation with DEE and
related specialists
OFT’s are finalised in the meeting
conducted by DEE
Number of messages be
increased
Number of messages were
increased
Proposal for Synchronization
of oestrus should be
submitted under researchable
issues fund of ATMA
Proposal prepared and approval
of Rs. 5.0 lakh was given by PD
ATMA. Treatment of infertile
animals of field started from the
next month.
6
Sl.
No.
Date
Name and Designation
of Participants
Salient Recommendations
Road Construction at KVK
KVK should be applied for
star rating under NHM
Demonstration Unit for Buffalo
should be started at KVK
dairy
Sweet corn should be taken
at KVK Farm
Demonstration of QPM should
be increased
To reduce the cost of
cultivation, use bio-fertilizer.
Participation of women should
be increased
Rural Youth of Vocational
training of dairy should be
linked with Lead Bank
Infertility Clinic at KVK
Action taken
Budget demanded under RFC of
ICAR (XII plan)
Applied for star rating under NHM
and Three star rating awarded to
KVK Nursery
Proposal prepared and Unit
established from Revolving Fund
Included in the Action plan
Demonstration of QPM taken
Recommendation of use of Biofertilizer is advised to the farmers
during training and also prepared
in our soil laboratory.
Participation of women
increased.
Vocational trainees will be linked.
7
Crop Museum of Wheat at KVK
Vegatable Production at KVK Farm
Crop Museum of Maize at KVK
2. DETAILS OF DISTRICT (2012-13)
2.1
Major farming systems / enterprises (based on the analysis made by the KVK)
Farming system / enterprise
S. No.
1
Rainfed farming
2
Dairying
3
Goat Rearing
4
Orchard Management
5
Vegetable cultivation
6
Mechanization
7
Repair and maintenance of farm machinery
8
Integrated nutrient management
2.2
S. No
1
Description of Agro-climatic Zone & major agro ecological situations (based on soil & topography)
Agro-climatic Zone
IV-A
(Sub-humid
Southern plain and
Aravali hills
Characteristics
This zone covers a geographical area of about 3364.4 thousand hectares spread over Bhilwara, Rajsamand, parts of
Udaipur, Chittorgarh and Sirohi districts. The terrain is irregular; the soils are litho-soils at the foot hills in Udaipur and
Chittorgarh districts while those away from the hills are old alluviums. The rainfall ranges from 500mm in the west and
north-east to about 700 mm in the south-east and above 900 mm in the south-west. The mean daily maximum
temperature of Udaipur ranges from 24.2 C in January to 38.6 C in May. Of the total geographical area, nearly 27.4%
is under cultivation (net sown). About 43.4% of the net area sown is double cropped. Forests occupy 606.6 thousand
hectares, which is 18.0% of the TGA. The rest comprises 23.0% land not available for cultivation, 24.9% other
uncultivated land and 6.7% under fallow land (Fig.25). About 50.8% of net area sown is under irrigation against the
9
state average of 26.4%. Well irrigation is more predominant upto 74.8%, while tanks, canals, tube-wells, and other
sources account for 17.9, 4.1, 2.6 and 0.6%, respectively. The principal crops of the zone are maize (33.6%),
sorghum (5.0%) groundnut (6.1%), cotton (1.4%), Kharif pulses (6.0%), wheat (22.1%), barley (3.5%), chickpea
(4.6%) and rapeseed and mustard (4.4%), sesame (2.9%)
2.3
Soil types
Sl. No.
Soil type
1
Rock outcrops Lithic
Ustorthents
2
Rock outcrops Typic
Haplustepts
3
Typic Haplustepts
4
Typic Haplustepts
5
Typic Haplustepts Lithic
Ustorthents
2.4.
Characteristics
Rock outcrops; associated with shallow, well drained, loamy skeletal soils, severely eroded and
strongly stony
Rock outcrops; associated with moderately shallow, well-drained, fine loamy soils on gently
sloping foot slopes, severely eroded.
Moderately shallow, well-drained, fine loamy soils on gently sloping plains with loamy surface,
moderately eroded, slightly saline and moderately sodic; associated with moderately shallow,
well drained, fine soils, slightly eroded, slightly saline and moderately sodic.
Moderately deep, well drained, fine loamy soils on gently sloping plains with interspersed
hillocks, loamy surface, moderately eroded; associated with moderately shallow, well drained,
fine loamy soils, moderately eroded.
Moderately shallow, well drained, fine loamy soils on gently sloping plains with rolling hillocks,
loamy surface, moderately eroded; associated with very shallow, well drained, loamy skeletal
soils on rolling hillocks, severely eroded.
Area (ha)
4,19,000
2,53,300
73,800
1,05,500
79,800
Area, Production and Productivity of major crops cultivated in the district
S. No.
Crop
Area (ha)
Production (MTl)
Productivity (Kgl / ha)
1
Paddy
3689
1844
500
2
Maize
173614
236279
1361
3
Jowar
7037
4201
597
4
Urad
7124
5589
785
5
Moong
205
184
898
6
Toor / Arhar
3369
3177
943
7
Til
2792
1993
714
8
Ground Nut
4009
4792
1195
9
Soybean / Other Oil Seed
1564
1022
653
10
Chilli
742
400
539
11
Cotton
581
541
931
12
Guar
13513
10559
781
10
2.5. Weather data
2.6.
Temperature 0C
Month
Rainfall (mm)
Apr. 2012
4.60
36.67
20.69
54.40
May 2012
17.0
38.79
24.97
71.68
Jun. 2012
29.0
35.77
24.38
65.61
Jul. 2012
146.9
31.71
23.15
76.97
Aug. 2012
212.10
29.74
21.90
85.75
Sep. 2012
283.4
30.28
21.35
87.89
Oct. 2012
0.00
32.27
15.45
73.57
Nov. 2012
0.00
28.56
10.84
73.89
Dec. 2012
0.00
27.07
9.19
79.93
Jan. 2013
0.00
24.10
5.10
78.40
Feb. 2013
0.00
26.60
9.60
77.20
Mar. 2013
0.00
32.90
14.40
67.20
Maximum
Minimum
Relative Humidity (%)
Production and productivity of livestock, Poultry, Fisheries etc. in the district
Category
Cattle
Crossbred
Indigenous
Buffalo
Sheep
Crossbred
Indigenous
Goats
Pigs
Crossbred
Indigenous
Population
Production
Productivity
31,148
10,07,115
5,30,405
1,55,740 Lit. / day
5,12,445 Liter / day
13,26,012 Liter / day
5 Liter / day / animal
0.5 Liter / day / animal
2.5 Liter / day / animal
6,134
1,98,357
11,64,316
11,041 kg wool
1,58,685 kg wool
3,72,580 Liter milk
1.8 kg / animal / wool
0.9 kg / animal / wool
0.5 Lt milk / animal / day
-
-
998
9,867
11
Category
Population
252
Rabbits
Poultry
Hens
Desi
Improved
Ducks
Turkey and others
1,51,190
5,62,761
1,25,995
79
-
Category
Production
-
Productivity
-
59,647 eggs / day
2,630 broiler sale / day
-
180 egg / hen
-
Production
5, 65, 805 kg
-
Productivity
-
Area
95 ponds
-
Fish
Marine
Inland
Prawn
Scampi
Shrimp
2.7 Details of Operational area / Villages (2012-13)
Sl.No.
1
2.
Name of the
block
Bhinder
Kherwara
Name of the village
Peethalpura, Dharta,
Sunderpura,
Badgoan, Hinta,
Vana
Mahuwada,
Pandiyawara,
Amarpura, Kanpur
Dolpura
Major crops & enterprises
Maize, Black Gram,
Wheat, Gram and Animal
Husbandry
Wheat, Maize, Gram,
Mustard & Summer
Moong
Enterprises Dairy,
Gottary Poultry & Fruit
orchard, Vegetable
Cultivation
- do -
Major problem identified
Use of local seed
Imbalance use of fertilizer
Low water use efficiency
Imbalance feeding to the animals
Low productivity of crops
Low production potentiality of
animals
Use of local seed
Low production potentiality of
animals
Identified Thrust Areas
Increase in productivity of
crops
Use of renewable energy
Production of organic farming
Balance feeding to the
animals
Drudgery reduction
crops
Balance feeding to the
animals
Drudgery reduction
12
Sl.No.
Name of the
block
Name of the village
Amarpura
Katev
Syampura
Deopura
2.8
3.
Sarada
Syampura,
Bhagthala, Semari,
Jodhpuriya, Jamuda
ghata, Rathora,
Sagatpura, Sagdari
4.
Girva
Gorella
Major crops & enterprises
- do - do - do Organic Farming,
breeding buck
Gram, Wheat, Summar
Moong
Dairy animals
Major problem identified
Use of local seed
Infertility in dairy cows
Priority / thrust areas
Crop / Enterprise
Maize
Black gram
Wheat
Gram
Dairy
Goattary
Papya
Okra
Brinjal
Bio gas, Solar energy
Bullock drawn equipment
Thrust area
Integrated Crop Management
Dairy Management
Dairy Management
Cultivation of Fruit
Production of low volume and high value crop
Production of low volume and high value crop
Renewable Energy
Promotion of animal drawn equipment
Identified Thrust Areas
crops
Synchronization of estrus
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3. TECHNICAL ACHIEVEMENTS
3. A. Details of target and achievements of mandatory activities by KVK during 2012-13
OFT (Technology Assessment and Refinement)
FLD (Oilseeds, Pulses, Cotton, Other Crops / Enterprises)
1
2
Number of OFTs
Number of Farmers
Number of FLDs
Number of Farmers
Targets
Achievement
Targets
Achievement
Targets
Achievement
Targets
Achievement
6
5
63
66
15
16
890
930
Training (including sponsored, vocational and other trainings carried
under Rainwater Harvesting Unit)
Extension Activities
3
4
Number of Courses
Clientele
Farmers
Rural youth
Extn. Functionaries
Number of Participants
Targets
Number of activities
Targets
Achievement
Achievement
149
187
4470
8013
03
4
40
69
4
9
90
93
Targets
479
Number of participants
Achievement
Targets
Achievement
-
11297
707
Seed Production (Qtl.)
Planting material (Nos.)
5
6
Target
Achievement
Target
Achievement
-
165.57
-
17100
14
3.B. Abstract of interventions undertaken
Interventions
Thrust area
Crop/
Enterprise
Identified Problem
Title of OFT if any
Title of FLD if any
-
Supply of
seeds, planting
material etc.
-
--
-
-
• Green fodder production
in Zaid crop (4)
• HAM and Single cross
hybrid Maize (16)
• Package of Practices
(42)
-
-
-
-
-
Seed
-
Field Day
• Package of practices
(12
-
-
-
• Training on preservation
(2)
• Training on Orchard
Management (3)
• Fertiliser use efficiency
(10)
-
-
-
• Production of good
quality organic manure,
vermicompost (08)
• Identification and
management of
Problematic Soil (5)
-
Soil health camp
Vermicast and
biofertiliser
-
-
-
Title of Training if any
Resource Conservation
Technologies
Solar cooker, soil
and water
coservation
• Saving of water and
fuelwood
-
-
Off Season Vegetables
-
• Low Productivity of
vegetables
-
Weed Management
-
-
• Weed control (2)
Fodder Production
-
• Weed reduces
production
• Fodder production less
Assessment of size and
number of Setes of
Kharif Onion -
-
Seed Production
-
• Seed Availability less
Evolution of Suitable
Maize Variety
Integrated Crop
Management
Maize
Black gram
Maize + Black
gram
Wheat
• Lower productivity and
profitability in Maize
and other crops due to
erratic rainfall
Production of low volume
and high value crops
Vegetables
• Low Productivity of
Vegetables
Processing and Value
Addition
Cultivation of fruit
Fruit and
Vegetables
Lime, Pappya and
Guava
Super compost
• Value addition of
products
• Less area under fruit
cultivation• Use of undecomposed
organic materials
-
Production and use of
organic inputs
-
• Undecomposed
organic material used
Management of
Problematic soils
-
• -
Soil fertility Management
165.57 Q seed
Produced
Maize -10ha.
Maize QPM – 08 ha.
Maize + Black gram.
Wheat -10 ha.Sumer
Green Gram
Onion-07 ha.
Okra12.4 ha.
Cluster bean-10.7 ha.
Chili-6.8 ha.
Brinjal-3.3 ha.
-
-
Pappya-1.5 ha.
-
-
Esablishedment of
super compost units
(10)
-
-
-
• Repair and
maintenance of Solar
Cooker, Soil and water
conservation training
and renewable energy
sources (4)
• Training on vegetable
cultivation (12)
Title of training for
extension
personnel if any
-
-
Extension
activities
Seed and
Bio-fertilizer
D.A.P.
Planting Material Pappya plant
(23500)
Off- campus training SSP powder and
pit digging cost
15
Interventions
Thrust area
Crop/
Enterprise
Micro nutrient deficiency in
crops
Integrated nutrient
Awareness for
Management
INM
Identified Problem
• • Imbalance use of plant
nutrient sources
Soil and water testing
Testing of
• Lack of soil test based
samples and
recommendations of
preparation of Soil
nutrient sources
Health cards
Dairy Management
Cattle, Goat and
sheep
• -
Disease Management
Disease
• Infestation of External
Parasite
Feed Management
Feeding
Productivity enhancement
in field crops
Crop
• Imbalance nutritional
diet
• Long intercalving
period in buffaloes
• Capacity of village
level functionaries not
up to the mark
Management of Farm
animals
Animals
Value Addition
Title of OFT if any
Title of FLD if any
-
-
Low productivity of
chickpea due to poor
root nodulation
-
-
-
-
Breeding Buck -5
-
Supply of
seeds, planting
material etc.
-
-
-
-
• Collection of soil and
water sample (4)
-
Soil and Water
sample analyzed
(2621)
-
-
Poly bags and
sample slips and
distribution of
Soil Health
Cards
-
-
3 Treatment camps
(1728) animals)
Medicines
-
-
-
Krishak Mitra
Training, Recent
development in crop
production and
Maize (25)
Combat against
infertility and
capacity building of
LSA in breeding and
feeding (26)
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Title of Training if any
• Why micronutrients are
important for crops 3)
• Importance of soil
testing and INM (5)
• Low milk in
Lactating Buffaloes
• Low milk in
Lactating Goats
-
Manger construction 12
-
• Breeding, feeding and
management of milch
animals (30)
• Internal and external
parasite control,
Synchronization (9)
• Concentrate
Preparation and
Importance of mineral
mixture (17)
• -
• Infertility in animals
-
-
• -
Pickles and grain
products
Irrigation
• -
-
-
• -
-
-
Implements
• Seed cum fertilizer
along the row is not
proper
-
-
Integrated pest
management
Pest control
• -
-
-
Para Vet.
Cattle
• -
-
-
• Preparation of pickles
and Grain products (2)
• Methods of water saving
(9)
• Adjustment of seed cum
fertilizer drill, use of
planter, sowing
equipment. (10)
• Insect pest control in
crops and vegetables
(3)
• Primary health care and
A.I. in animals (1)
Installation of micro
irrigation system
Repair and maintenance
of farm machinery and
implements
-
Synchonization of
animals-60
Title of training for
extension
personnel if any
-
Extension
activities
16
3.1
Achievements on technologies assessed and refined
A.1
Abstract of the number of technologies assessed* in respect of crops / enterprises
Thematic areas
Varietals Evaluation
Cereals
Oilseeds
Pulses
Commercial Crops
Vegetables
Fruits
Flower
Plantation crops
1
Tuber
Crops
TOTAL
1
Seed / Plant
production
Weed Management
Integrated Crop
Management
1
Integrated Nutrient
Management
1
1
1
Integrated Farming
System
Mushroom cultivation
Drudgery reduction
Farm machineries
Value addition
Integrated Pest
Management
Integrated Disease
Management
Resource
conservation
technology
Small Scale income
generating
enterprises
TOTAL
*
1
1
1
Any new technology, which may offer solution to a location specific problem but not tested earlier in a given micro situation.
3
17
A.2.
Abstract of the number of technologies refined* in respect of crops / enterprises
Thematic areas
Cereals
Oilseeds
Pulses
Commercial Crops
Vegetables
Fruits
Flower
Varietals Evaluation
Seed / Plant
production
Weed Management
Integrated Crop
Management
Integrated Nutrient
Management
Integrated Farming
System
Mushroom cultivation
Drudgery reduction
Farm machineries
Post Harvest
Technology
Integrated Pest
Management
Integrated Disease
Management
Resource
conservation
technology
Small Scale income
generating
enterprises
TOTAL
*
Technology that is refined in collaboration with ICAR / SAU Scientists for improving its effectiveness.
Plantation crops
Tuber
Crops
TOTAL
18
A.3.
Abstract of the number of technologies assessed in respect of livestock / enterprises
Thematic areas
Cattle
Poultry
Sheep
Goat
Piggery
Rabbitary
Fisheries
TOTAL
Evaluation of Breeds
Nutrition Management
1
1
2
1
1
2
Disease Management
Value Addition
Production and Management
Feed and Fodder
Small Scale income generating
enterprises
TOTAL
A.4.
Abstract on the number of technologies refined in respect of livestock / enterprises
Thematic areas
Cattle
Poultry
Sheep
Goat
Piggery
Rabbitry
Fisheries
TOTAL
Evaluation of Breeds
Nutrition Management
1
1
2
1
1
2
Disease of Management
Value Addition
Production and Management
Feed and Fodder
Small Scale income generating
enterprises
TOTAL
B. Details of each On Farm Trial to be furnished in the following format
A.
Technology Assessment
Trial 1
1
Title
:
Evolution of Suitable Maize Variety
2
Problem diagnose / defined
:
Lower productivity and profitability in Maize
3
Thematic Area
:
Varietal Trial
4
Farming Situation
:
Rainfed
5
Details of technologies selected
for assessment / refinement
:
Varietal Trial
6
Source of technology
:
MPUAT, Udaipur
7
Performance of the Technology
with performance indicators (Yield
qt./ha.)
:
V1 EHQ-16
43.53
V2 EC-3161
50.40
V3 HQPM-5
42.37
V4 Vivek QPM 9
55.00
V5 PEHM-2
51.66
V6 Navjot
40.53
8
Final recommendation for micro
level situation
:
Vivek QPM 9 is sutabile for Udaipur distcrict
9
Constraints identified and
feedback for research
:
Seed must be availabal well in time
10
Process of farmers
participation and their reaction
:
Farmer were impressed by yield potential
Trial 2
1.
Production system
:
2.
3.
4.
5.
6
Name of crop
Thematic area
Problem definition
Farming situation
Details of technologies for
assessment / refinement
:
:
:
:
:
Low productivity of chickpea due to poor root
nodulation
Chickpea (Cicer aritenum L.)
Integrated Nutrient Management
Low production due to poor root nodulation
Rainfed/ Irrigated
Technology details
T1 Farmer practice (No use of
culture & Sodium molybdate)
T2
T3
7.
8.
9.
Final recommendation for
micro level situation
Process of farmers
participation and their
reaction
:
:
:
RDF (ST basis) + seed treatment
with Rhizobium+ Bacillus
RDF+ seed treatment with
Rhizobium + Bacillus+ Sodium
molybdate
Result Awaited
20
Trial 3
1
Title
:
Assessment of size and number of Setes of Kharif
Onion
2
Problem diagnose / defined
:
Setes are not raised by seeds but purchased directly
from outsources (From out of distrct)
3
Thematic Area
:
Intergated crop management
4
Farming Situation
:
Irrigated
5
Details of technologies selected
for assessment / refinement
:
Onion cultivation by setes
6
Source of technology
:
MPUAT, Udaipur
7
Performance of the Technology
with performance indicators
:
T1 25 gm /m2 seed of Bhimasuper Variety
8
Final recommendation for micro
level situation
:
10
:
Crop
Standing
9
Process of farmers
:
participation and their reaction
Trial 4
1
Title
:
Low milk yield in Lactating Buffaloes
2
Micro farming situation
:
Supply of inappropriate quantity and quality of concentrate mixture
and feed supplement resulting in low productivity
3
Problem
:
Lack and awareness about use of Probiotic feed
4
Potential Solution
:
Supply of appropriate quantity and quality of concentrate mixture
and feed supplement
5
Nature of Intervention
:
Mixing of Probiotic with concentrate mixture
6
Treatment
:
T1
Farmers Practice – Feed prepared with available
ingredients / prepared feed from the market.
T2
Balance concentrate ration @ 50% of milk yield and 15kg.
green fodder.
T3
T2 + Probiotic 15 gm / day / animal
7
No. of treatments
:
25
8.
:
15 gram Probiotic feed per day / animal is recommended in the
diet for two months in a year
Treatment
Milk Prod. (lt.)
Net Return in Rs. / unit
BC Ratio
-
-
T1
3.75
T2
4.00 (6.7%)
7.00
1:2.5
T3
4.50 (20%)
14.00
1:1.85
21
Trial 5
1
Title
:
Low milk yield in Lactating Goat
2
Micro farming situation
:
3
4
Problem
Potential Solution
:
:
5
6
Nature of Intervention
Treatment
:
:
Supply of inappropriate quantity and quality of concentrate mixture
and feed supplement resulting in low productivity
Lack and awareness about use of Probiotic feed
Supply of appropriate quantity and quality of concentrate mixture
and feed supplement
Mixing of Probiotic with concentrate mixture
T1
Farmers Practice – Feed prepared with available
ingredients / prepared feed from the market.
T2
Balance concentrate ration @ 1.5% of Body weight of
animal.
T3
T2 + Probiotic 3 gm / day / animal
25
7
No. of treatments
:
8.
: 3 gram Probiotic feed per day / animal is recommended in the
diet for two months in a year
Treatment
Milk Prod. (lt.)
BC Ratio
T1
0.50
-
-
T2
0.60 (20%)
2.00
1 : 1.50
T3
0.75 (50%)
5.00
1 : 2.50
OFT on Gram
OFT on Probiotic
OFT on Maize
OFT on Onion
A.Results of On Farm Trials
Crop /
enterprise
Farming
situation
Problem
Diagnosed
Title of OFT
No. of
trials*
Technology
Assessed
1
2
3
4
5
6
Parameters
Data on the
of
parameter
assessment
Results of
assessment
Feedback
from the
farmer
7
8
9
10
Maize
Rainfed
Varietal
verification
Evolution of Suitable
Maize Variety
1
Varietal trial
Yield
Potential
Grain yield
Vivek QPM-9 is
sutable for area
Insured seed
availabilty
Chickpea
Irrigated
Poor
Noudulation
Low productivity of
Chickpea due to poor
root nodulation
10
Seed treatment
with sodium
molibdate
Nodule
counting
Nodules
-
-
Onion
Irrigated Setes are not
raised by seeds
but purchased
directly from
outsources
Assessment of size
and number of Setes
of Kharif Onion
10
Onion cultivation
Setes
by setes
diameter &
No. of
Setes / m2
Crop Standing
Buffalo
-
Lack and
awareness about
use of Probiotic
feed
Low milk yield in
Lactating Buffaloes
25
Supply of
appropriate
quantity and
quality of
concentrate
mixture and feed
supplement
15 gm
Probiotic
-
-
-
Goat
-
Lack and
awareness about
use of Probiotic
feed
Low milk yield in
Lactating Goat
25
Supply of
appropriate
quantity and
quality of
concentrate
mixture and feed
supplement
3 gm
Probiotic
-
-
-
* No. of farmers
23
Any refinement
done
Justification for
refinement
Technology Assessed / Refined
*Production per unit Q/ha.
Net Return
(Profit) in
Rs. / unit
BC Ratio
11
12
13
14
15
16
Farmer were impressed by yield potential
Result awaited
Crop Standing
Second Year
First Year
*
**
-
-
Use of probiotic increases milk
production
Milk Prod. Field
BC Ratio
T1
3.75
-
-
T2
4.0 (6.7%)
7.00
1:2.5
T3
4.50 (20%)
14.00
1 : 1.85
Milk Prod. Field
BC Ratio
T1
0.5
-
-
T2
0.6 (20%)
2.00
1 : 1.50
T3
0.75 (50%)
5.00
1 : 2.50
Use of probiotic increases milk
prodction
Field crops – kg / ha, * for horticultural crops -= kg / t / ha, * milk and meat – litres or kg / animal, * for mushroom and vermi compost kg / unit area.
Give details of the technology assessed or refined and farmer’s practice
3.2
Achievements of Frontline Demonstrations
a. Follow-up for results of FLDs implemented during previous years
List of technologies demonstrated during previous year and popularized during 2012-13 and recommended
for large scale adoption in the district
S.
No
1.
Crop /
Enterprise
Maize
Thematic Area*
Integrated crop
management
Technology
demonstrated
• Introduction of
HYV
• Seed treatment
Details of
popularization
methods suggested to
the Extension system
Horizontal spread of
technology
No. of
villages
No. of
farmers
Area
in ha
Recommended
package and practice
of Maize
07
650
130
Recommended
and inter cropping
with Green Gram.
12
425
85
Recommended
of Wheat
10
900
140
Recommended
of Gram.
10
800
160
• Seed rate
• Balance fertilizer
• PP measure
2.
Balck Gram
Integrated crop
management
• Introduction of
HYV
• Seed treatment
• Seed rate
• PP measure
3.
Wheat
Integrated crop
management
• Introduction of
HYV
• Seed treatment
• Seed rate
• PP measure
4.
Gram
Integrated crop
management
• Introduction of
HYV
• Seed treatment
• Seed rate
• PP measure
* Thematic areas as given in Table 3.1 (A1 and A2)
25
Block Demo. of Soybean (JS-9305)
FLD on Maize (Bio-6981)
Field Day on Maize
Demo. on Papya Orchard
FLD Demo. on Maize HQPM
Demo. of Maize and Black Gram
Block Demo. on Wheat (Raj-3437)
Block Demo. on Wheat
26
b.
Details of FLDs implemented during 2012-13 (Information is to be furnished in the following three
tables for each category i.e. cereals, horticultural crops, oilseeds, pulses, cotton and
commercial crops.)
No. of farmers /
demonstration
Area (ha)
Sl.
No.
Crop
Thematic
area
1.
Maize
Integrated
crop
management
2.
Maize
QPM &
SCH
Integrated
crop
management
3.
Wheat
Integrated
crop
management
4.
Maize+
Black
Gram
Inter
Cropping
5
Summer
Moong
Integrated
crop
management
Season
Technology
Demonstrated and year
• Introduction
of HYV
• Seed
treatment
• Seed rate
• Balance
fertilizer
• PP
measure
• Promotion
of QPM
with Full
package
• Promotion
of singal
cross
hybried
• inter
cropping
with green
gram
• Introduction
of HYV
• Seed
treatment
• Seed rate
• Balance
fertilizer
• PP
measure
• Introduction
of HYV
• Seed
treatment
• Seed rate
• Balance
fertilizer
• PP
measure
• Introduction
of HYV
• Seed
treatment
• Seed rate
• Balance
fertilizer
• PP
measure
Reasons
for
shortfall in
SC /
Others Total achieveST
ment
50
0
50
Proposed
Actual
Kharif
2012
10
10
Kharif
2012
8
8
40
0
40
Rabi
2012-13
10
10
50
0
50
Rabi2012-13
2
2
10
0
10
Zaid2013
-
25
125
0
125
Details of farming situation
Season
Farming
situation
(RF / Irrigated)
Wheat
Rabi 11-12
Irrigated
Gram
Rabi 11-12
Maize
Crop
Status of soil
Soil type
Previous crop
Sowing date
Harvest date
Seasonal
rainfall
(mm)
No. of rainy
days
N
P
K
Clay Loam
Low
Medium
Medium
Maize / Soybean
20-11 to 25-11-11
15-03 to 28-03-12
760.6
50
Irrigated
Clay Loam
Low
Medium
Medium
Maize
15-11 to 21-11-11
20-03 to 25-03-12
760.6
50
Kharif-
Rained
Clay Loam
Low
Medium
Medium
Maize / Soybean
14-07 to 19-07-2012
22-10 to 28-10-2012
671.3
39
Maize QPM
& SCH
Wheat
Kharif-12
Rained
Clay Loam
Low
Medium
Medium
Wheat
14-07 to 19-07-2012
22-10 to 28-10-2012
671.3
39
Rabi-12-13
Irrigated
Sandy Loam
Low
Medium
Medium
Wheat/Fellow
19-11 to 07-12-2012
Crop Standing
-
-
Maize+ Black
Gram
Kharif-12
Irrigated
Clay Loam
Low
Medium
Medium
Maize / Soybean
14-07 to 19-07-2012
22-10 to 28-10-2012
671.3
39
Performance of FLD
Sl.
No.
Crop
1
2
1
Wheat 2011-12
2
3
4
5
Gram 2011-12
Maize 2012-13
Maize QPM & SCH
Wheat 2012-13
Maize+Black Gram
6
7
Summer Moong
Technology
Demonstrated
•
•
•
•
•
3
Introduction of HYV
Seed Treatment
Seed Rate
Balance Fertilizer
P.P. Measures
— do —
— do —
— do —
— do —
— do —
— do —
H
L
A
6
7
8
9
Yield of
local
Check
Qtl. / ha
10
50
10
49.78
43.04
46.59
35.65
50
50
40
10
10
8
21.65
48.86
46.82
15.51
37.56
38.84
18.58
42.84
42.83
10
10
125
2
2
25
22.48
5.89
17.65
4.46
20.37
5.18
12.65
47.22
28.34
51.16
27.84
53.84
Crop Standing
Newly
Newly
Sowing is in Progress
No. of
Farmers
Area
(ha.)
4
5
Raj-4037
GNG-469
Bio-9681
HQPM-1
Raj-4037
Bio-9681
KU-300
SML-668
Variety
Demo. Yield Qtl / ha
Increase
in yield
(%)
Data on parameter in relation
to technology demonstrated
Demo
Local
11
12
13
30.68
46.59
35.65
18.58
42.84
42.83
12.65
28.34
27.84
20.37
5.18
-
28
Economic Impact (continuation of previous table)
Average Cost of cultivation (Rs. / ha)
Average Gross Return (Rs. / ha)
Average Net Return (Profit) (Rs. / ha)
Demonstration
Local Check
Demonstration
Local Check
Demonstration
Local Check
Benefit-Cost Ratio
(Gross Return /
Gross Cost)
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
30319
27850
75678
59108
45359
31258
1:1.49
24509
22190
80869
50600
56360
28410
1:2.29
25580
21660
66903
45060
41323
23400
1:1.61
25930
21165
67473
44266
41543
23101
1:1.60
38119
-
1:1.83
Crop Standing
20756
-
58875
Sowing is in Progress
Analytical Review of component demonstrations (details of each component for rainfed / irrigated situations to be given separately for each season).
Crop
Season
Component
1. Seed / Variety
Raj-4037
2. Bio-fertilizer
4. Plant Protection
Azetobector : 1 kg/ha
PSB : 1 kg/ha
DAP : 85 kg/ha
Urea : 170 kg/ha
MoP : 30 kg/ha
Gypsum : 250 kg/ha
MP Dust : 25 kg/ha
5. Seed Treatment
N/A
6. Seed Rate
125 kg/ha
3. Fertilizer management
Wheat
Rabi
2011-12
Farming
situation
Average yield
(q / ha)
Local check
(q / ha)
Irrigated
46.59
35.65
Percentage increase in
productivity over local check
30.68
29
Crop
Season
Component
1. Seed / Variety
GNG-469
2. Bio-fertilizer
Rhzobium Culture :
500gm/ha
Farming
situation
Average yield
(q / ha)
Local check
(q / ha)
Irrigated
18.58
12.65
47.22
Farming
situation
Average yield
(q / ha)
Local check
(q / ha)
Rainfed
42.84
28.34
51.16
PSB : 500gm/ha
Gram
Crop
Rabi
2011-12
DAP : 85 kg/ha
4. Plant Protection
N/A
5. Seed Treatment
Tricoderma-625gm/ha
6. Seed Rate
75 kg/ha
Season
Component
1. Seed / Variety
Bio-9681
2. Bio-fertilizer
PSB : 1 kg/ha
Maize
Kharif
2012
DAP : 85 kg/ha
Urea : 165kg/ha
MoP: 33 Kg/ha
4. Plant Protection
MP Dust : 25 kg/ha
5. Seed Treatment
N/A
6. Seed Rate
25 kg/ha
30
Crop
Season
Component
1. Seed / Variety
HQPM-1
2. Bio-fertilizer
Farming
situation
Average yield
(q / ha)
Local check
(q / ha)
Rainfed
42.83
27.84
53.84
Farming
situation
Average yield
(q / ha)
Local check
(q / ha)
Irrigated
-
-
Standing
PSB : 1 kg/ha
HQPM
Crop
Kharif
2012
DAP : 85 kg/ha
Urea : 165kg/ha
MoP: 33 Kg/ha
4. Plant Protection
MP Dust : 25 kg/ha
5. Seed Treatment
N/A
6. Seed Rate (pod)
25 kg/ha
Season
Component
1. Seed / Variety
Raj-4037
2. Bio-fertilizer
PSB : 1 kg/ha
Wheat
DAP : 85 kg/ha
Urea : 170 kg/ha
Rabi
2012-13
MoP : 30 kg/ha
Gypsum : 250 kg/ha
4. Plant Protection
MP Dust : 25 kg/ha
5. Seed Treatment
N/A
6. Seed Rate
125 kg/ha
31
Crop
Season
Component
1. Seed / Variety
Farming
situation
Average yield
(q / ha)
Local check
(q / ha)
Rainfed
20.37
-
-
Farming
situation
Average yield
(q / ha)
Local check
(q / ha)
Rainfed
5.18
-
-
Irrigated
Sowing is in
progress
Bio-9681
2. Bio-fertilizer
PSB : 1 kg/ha
Maize
Crop
Kharif
2012
DAP : 85 kg/ha
Urea : 165kg/ha
MoP: 33 Kg/ha
4. Plant Protection
MP Dust : 25 kg/ha
5. Seed Treatment
N/A
6. Seed Rate
25 kg/ha
Season
Component
1. Seed / Variety
KU-300
2. Bio-fertilizer
Rhizobium : 600gm/ha
PSB : 600gm/ha
Black
Gram
Kharif2012
DAP : 125 kg/ha
4. Plant Protection
Tricroderma-125gm
5. Seed Treatment
N/A
6. Seed Rate
15 kg/ha
1. Seed / Variety
SML-668
2. Bio-fertilizer
Rhizobium : 600gm/ha
PSB : 600gm/ha
Summer
Moong
Zaid
2013
DAP : 85 kg/ha
4. Plant Protection
Tricroderma-160gm/ha
5. Seed Treatment
N/A
6. Seed Rate
20 kg/ha
32
Technical Feedback on the demonstrated technologies
S. No.
Feed Back
Wheat
• Farmers were completely unaware of the latest high yielding variety Raj-4037.
• Farmers were less aware about termite and weed control hence special emphasis was given during the training and demonstration.
Gram
1
• Crop harvested but not threshed
Maize
1
• Farmers were completely un-aware about maize variety BIO-9681and they did no know about balance fertilization.
QPM
1
• Crop failed due to water logged condition.
Wheat
1
• Crop harvested but not threshed
Maize
1
• Farmers were completely un-aware about maize variety BIO-9681and they did no know about balance fertilization.
Black Gram
1
• Farmers were completely un-aware about Black gram variety PU-31 and KU-96-3. they did no know about balance fertilization.
Farmers’ reactions on specific technologies
S. No.
Wheat
1
Gram
1
Maize
1
2
QPM
1
Maize
1
2
Feed Back
Seed – Farmers appreciated amber color grain appearance and higher yield potential of wheat variety Raj-4037 as compared to local variety Lok-1.
Fertilizer – First time fertilizer was used on the basis of soil test results. Farmers appreciated use of balance fertilizer along with bio-fertilizer because it
increases the production.
Seed – Farmers were impressed by the higher yield potential and bold size of Grain of variety GNG-469.
Farmers appreciated use of balance fertilizer along with bio-fertilizer and trichoderma because it increases the production.
Seed – Farmers were impressed by the higher yield potential of variety BIO-9681
Crop failed
Seed – Farmers were impressed by the higher yield potential of variety BIO-9681
Black Gram
1
Seed – Seed of PU-31 was bold and big size as compared to local variety (K-851) and KU-96-3
Fertilizer –Farmers appreciated use of balance fertilizer along with bio-fertilizer and trichoderma because it increases the production.
33
Extension and Training activities under FLD
Sl.No.
1
2
c.
Activity
No. of
activities
organised
Date
Number of
participants
1
20-03-13 &22-03-13
225
Wheat
1
Field day- 09-10-12,10-10-12.11-10-12,12-10-12
239
Maize+QPM
12
24-5-12, 28-5-12,15-6-12,17-6-12,19-6-12,21-6-12,3-7-12,6-7-12,
14-7-12,6-8-12,8-8-12,6-9-12
346
Maize+QPM
7
5-11-12, 6-11-12, 8-11-12, 03-01-13 ,24-01-13 ,06-02-13,02-03-13
215
Wheat
Field days
Farmers Training
3
Media coverage
6
4
Training for extension
functionaries
—
Remarks
Details of FLD on Enterprises
(i) Farm Implements
Name of the
implement
Crop
No. of
farmers
Area
(ha)
Performance parameters /
indicators
•
* Field efficiency, labour saving etc.
* Data on parameter in relation
to technology demonstrated
Demon.
Local check
% change in the
parameter
Remarks
34
(ii) Livestock Enterprises
Enterprise
Breed
No. of
farmers
No. of animals,
poultry birds
etc.
Performance
parameters /
indicators
Manger
Construction
-
12
(12 mangers)
20
Saving of fodder
Backyard
poultry
Pratapdhan
25
500
Egg production and
live Wt. of bird.
* Data on parameter
Demon.
Local
check
15 Kg per
farmer/day
20 kg per
farmer/day
Demonstration - Super Compost Making
* Milk production, meat production, egg production, reduction in disease incidence etc.
% change in
the parameter
Remarks
25
-
Result awaited
Combat Against Infertility in Animal
35
No. of Animals
Under treatment
Return/Defective
Not conceived in
first service
Died/Sold
Pregnant
Result Awaited
Infertility Clinic
64
5
14
3
24
18
KVK Dairy
71
-
-
6
34
31
Other Dairies
27
-
4
3
20
-
Gorella (2012-13)
54
Results Awaited
Total
215
5
18
12
78
49
Area
(iii) Other Enterprises
Variety / breed /
Species / others
No. of
farmers
No. of
Units
Demonstration of
Fruit Orchard
Pappya (Honey dew)
50
(1.5 ha.)
50
Onion
N-53
55
7 ha.
Guar Zaid-2012
Pansia
91
10.5ha
10
10
126
12.4
Enterprise
Performance
parameters /
indicators
Data on parameter
Demon.
Local
check
642/800
-
% change in the
parameter
Remarks
Mushroom
Apiary
Sericulture
Super Compost unit
Okra zaid-2012
Myhco-10
80.00 % Survival
-
• Yield
Newly introduced
-
• Yield
Standing
-
• No. of Plant Live
-
• Soil Structure
• Yield
Standing
36
3.3 Achievement on Training (Including the sponsored, vocational, FLD and trainings under Rainwater Harvesting Unit)
:
A) ON Campus
Thematic area
No. of
courses
Participants
Others
Male
SC / ST
Female
Total
Male
Female
Grand Total
Total
Male
Female
Total
(A) Farmers & Farm Women
I Crop Production
Weed Management
1
17
0
17
13
0
13
30
0
30
Resource Conservation Technologies (Ag. Eng.)
7
185
48
233
117
24
141
302
72
374
Cropping Systems
1
17
0
17
13
0
13
30
0
30
Crop Diversification
1
18
0
18
12
0
12
30
0
30
Integrated Farming
2
0
0
0
59
01
60
59
01
60
Water management
8
157
71
228
80
49
129
237
120
357
Seed production
1
17
0
17
13
0
13
30
0
30
13
259
10
269
147
64
211
406
74
480
Fodder production
1
6
0
6
7
0
7
13
0
13
Production of low volume and high value crops
7
100
30
130
140
57
197
240
87
327
Off-season vegetables
1
27
03
30
10
0
10
37
03
40
Nursery raising
6
101
59
160
43
24
67
144
83
227
3
76
28
104
36
14
50
112
42
154
Nursery management
Production of organic inputs
II Horticulture
a) Vegetable Crops
Exotic vegetables like Broccoli
Export potential vegetables
Grading and standardization
Protective cultivation (Green Houses, Shade Net etc.)
b) Fruits
Training and Pruning
Layout and Management of Orchards
Management of young plants / orchards
Rejuvenation of old orchards
37
Thematic area
No. of
courses
Participants
Others
Male
SC / ST
Female
Total
Male
Female
Grand Total
Total
Male
Female
Total
Export potential fruits
Micro irrigation systems of orchards
Plant propagation techniques
c) Ornamental Plants
Nursery Management
Management of potted plants
Export potential of ornamental plants
Propagation techniques of Ornamental Plants
d) Plantation crops
Production and Management technology
Processing and value addition
e) Tuber crops
f) Spices
2
54
26
80
39
19
58
93
45
138
4
32
0
32
40
80
120
72
80
152
g) Medicinal and Aromatic Plants
Nursery management
Production and management technology
Post harvest technology and value addition
III Soil Health and Fertility Management
Soil fertility management
Soil and Water Conservation
4
48
67
115
45
33
78
93
100
193
Production and use of organic inputs
4
137
0
137
80
0
80
217
0
217
Management of Problematic soils
5
132
19
151
100
3
103
232
22
254
1
27
04
31
27
04
31
54
08
62
Micro nutrient deficiency in crops
Nutrient Use Efficiency
Soil and Water Testing
38
Thematic area
No. of
courses
Participants
Others
Male
Female
SC / ST
Total
Male
Female
Grand Total
Total
Male
Female
Total
IV Livestock Production and Management
Dairy Management
16
285
44
329
187
36
223
472
80
552
Disease Management
7
58
01
59
15
04
19
73
05
78
Feed management
3
22
06
28
30
54
84
52
60
112
3
0
25
25
0
37
37
0
62
62
2
46
06
52
20
0
20
66
06
72
Poultry Management
Piggery Management
Rabbit Management
Production of quality animal products
V Home Science / Women empowerment
Household food security by kitchen gardening and nutrition
gardening
Design and development of low / minimum cost diet
Designing and development for high nutrient efficiency diet
Minimization of nutrient loss in processing
Gender mainstreaming through SHGs
Storage loss minimization techniques
Value addition
Income generation activities for empowerment of rural
Women
Location specific drudgery reduction technologies
Rural Crafts
Women and child care
VI Agriculture Engineering
Installation and maintenance of micro irrigation systems
Use of Plastics in farming practices
Production of small tools and implements
Repair and maintenance of farm machinery and implements
Small scale processing and value addition
Post Harvest Technology
39
Thematic area
VII Plant Protection
Integrated Pest Management
Integrated Disease Management
Bio-control of pests and diseases
Production of bio control agents and bio pesticides
VIII Fisheries
Integrated fish farming
Carp breeding and hatchery management
Carp fry and fingerling rearing
Composite fish culture
Hatchery management and culture of freshwater prawn
Breeding and culture of ornamental fishes
Portable plastic carp hatchery
Pen culture of fish and prawn
Shrimp farming
Edible oyster farming
Pearl culture
Fish processing and value addition
IX Production of Inputs at site
Seed Production
Planting material production
Bio-agents production
Bio-pesticides production
Bio-fertilizer production
Vermi-compost production
Organic manures production
Production of fry and fingerlings
Production of Bee-colonies and wax sheets
Small tools and implements
Production of livestock feed and fodder
No. of
courses
Participants
Others
Male
Female
SC / ST
Total
Male
Female
Grand Total
Total
Male
Female
Total
40
Thematic area
No. of
courses
Participants
Others
Male
SC / ST
Female
Total
Male
Female
Grand Total
Total
Male
Female
Total
Production of Fish feed
X Capacity Building and Group Dynamics
Leadership development
Group dynamics
Formation and Management of SHGs
Mobilization of social capital
Entrepreneurial development of farmers / youths
WTO and IPR issues
XI Agro-forestry
Production technologies
Nursery management
Integrated Farming Systems
TOTAL
103
1821
447
2268
1273
503
1776
3094
950
4044
0
0
0
07
0
07
07
0
07
(B) RURAL YOUTH
Mushroom Production
Bee-keeping
Integrated farming
Seed production
Integrated Farming
Vermi-culture
Sericulture
Protected cultivation of vegetable crops
Commercial fruit production
Nursery Management of Horticulture crops
Training and pruning of orchards
Value addition
1
41
Thematic area
No. of
courses
Participants
Others
Male
SC / ST
Female
Total
Male
Female
Grand Total
Total
Male
Female
Total
Dairying
Sheep and goat rearing
Quail farming
Piggery
Rabbit farming
Poultry production
Ornamental fisheries
Para vets
Para extension workers
Freshwater prawn culture
Shrimp farming
Pearl culture
Cold water fisheries
Fish harvest and processing technology
Fry and fingerling rearing
Small scale processing
Tailoring and Stitching
Rural Crafts
TOTAL
1
0
0
0
7
0
7
7
0
7
1
17
0
17
13
0
13
30
0
30
(C) Extension Personnel
Productivity enhancement in field crops
Integrated Nutrient management
Protected cultivation technology
Group Dynamics and farmers organization
Information networking among farmers
42
Thematic area
No. of
courses
Participants
Others
Male
SC / ST
Female
Total
Male
Female
Grand Total
Total
Male
Female
Total
Capacity building for ICT application
Care and maintenance of farm machinery and implements
WTO and IPR issues
Management in farm animals
2
7
1
8
8
4
12
15
5
20
3
24
1
25
21
4
25
45
5
50
1845
448
2293
1301
507
1808
3146
955
4101
Livestock feed and fodder production
Household food security
Women and Child care
Low cost and nutrient efficient diet designing
TOTAL
G. TOTAL
107
On Campus Training on Integrated Agriculture
On campus Training on Agriculture for Women
43
OFF Campus
Thematic area
I Crop Production
Weed Management
Resource Conservation Technologies (A.E.)
Cropping Systems
Integrated Farming
Water management
Seed production
Nursery management
Fodder production
II Horticulture
a) Vegetable Crops
Nursery raising
b) Fruits
No. of
courses
Others
Female
Male
Total
Participants
SC / ST
Male
Female
Total
Male
Grand Total
Female
Total
2
4
1
2
2
4
1
2
13
4
69
30
0
32
69
30
0
32
136
67
08
42
0
1
08
42
0
1
55
30
77
72
0
33
77
72
0
33
191
97
33
27
31
82
33
27
31
82
214
97
16
59
57
18
16
59
57
18
103
66
49
86
88
100
49
86
88
100
317
163
102
57
31
114
102
57
31
114
350
164
24
101
57
19
24
101
57
19
158
96
126
158
88
133
126
158
88
133
508
260
2
21
4
25
30
0
30
51
4
55
2
28
18
46
19
28
47
47
46
93
1
0
0
0
0
40
40
0
40
40
2
3
2
5
48
23
71
51
25
76
44
Thematic area
Nursery Management
d) Plantation crops
e) Tuber crops
f) Spices
Nursery management
Dairy Management
Poultry Management
Piggery Management
Rabbit Management
No. of
courses
Others
Female
Male
Total
Participants
SC / ST
Male
Female
Total
Male
Grand Total
Female
Total
1
11
7
18
23
3
26
34
10
44
1
6
3
9
20
0
20
26
3
29
2
34
27
61
28
18
46
62
45
107
3
48
6
54
58
0
58
106
6
112
1
4
0
55
0
49
0
104
22
24
0
43
22
67
22
79
0
92
22
171
2
50
3
53
13
1
14
63
4
67
6
87
57
144
48
29
77
135
86
221
10
171
0
79
0
250
0
172
40
71
0
243
40
343
40
150
0
483
40
1
45
Thematic area
Disease Management
Feed management
gardening
Value addition
Women
Rural Crafts
VI Agril. Engineering
VIII Fisheries
No. of
courses
Participants
SC / ST
Male
Female
Total
53
0
53
158
85
243
10
Male
26
84
Others
Female
5
33
Total
31
117
2
45
11
56
31
19
50
76
30
106
8
118
38
156
182
70
252
300
108
408
2
Male
79
242
Grand Total
Female
Total
5
84
118
360
46
Thematic area
Shrimp farming
Pearl culture
Seed Production
Group dynamics
WTO and IPR issues
XI Agro-forestry
No. of
courses
Male
Others
Female
Total
Participants
SC / ST
Male
Female
Total
Male
Grand Total
Female
Total
47
Thematic area
Nursery management
TOTAL
(B) RURAL YOUTH
Mushroom Production
Bee-keeping
Integrated farming
Seed production
Integrated Farming
Vermi-culture
Sericulture
Value addition
Dairying
Quail farming
Piggery
Rabbit farming
Poultry production
Para vets
Shrimp farming
No. of
courses
93
Male
1123
Others
Female
479
Total
1602
Participants
SC / ST
Male
Female
Total
1589
893
2482
Male
2712
Grand Total
Female
Total
1372
4084
48
Thematic area
Pearl culture
Rural Crafts
TOTAL
WTO and IPR issues
TOTAL
G. TOTAL
No. of
courses
0
0
93
Others
Female
Male
0
0
Total
0
Participants
SC / ST
Male
Female
Total
0
0
Male
0
0
Grand Total
Female
Total
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1123
479
1602
1589
893
2482
2712
1372
4084
49
Off Campus Training – Parthanium Eradication
Training on Use of Seed cum Fertilizer Drill
Technology Week Celebration
VBKVK Foundation Day
50
C)
Consolidated table (ON and OFF Campus)
Thematic area
I Crop Production
Weed Management
Resource Conservation Technologies (Ag. Eng.)
Cropping Systems
Integrated Farming
Water management
Seed production
Nursery management
Fodder production
II Horticulture
a) Vegetable Crops
Nursery raising
b) Fruits
Nursery Management
No. of
courses
Others
Female
Male
Total
3
11
2
3
5
10
3
86
215
17
50
8
90
1
94
305
17
51
157
19
71
1
26
5
395
73
9
1
6
5
Participants
SC / ST
Male
Female
Total
Grand Total
Female
Total
228
20
46
144
44
94
104
103
81
16
83
57
18
77
91
26
62
227
101
112
181
194
107
132
359
61
144
104
260
100
24
173
57
19
77
162
27
156
532
118
163
181
422
127
65
30
460
103
361
104
167
66
528
170
756
177
232
96
988
273
121
27
101
34
3
59
155
30
160
170
10
43
57
24
227
10
67
291
37
144
91
3
83
382
40
227
104
46
150
55
42
97
159
88
247
40
40
40
40
23
71
25
76
1
2
Male
3
2
5
48
51
51
Thematic area
d) Plantation crops
e) Tuber crops
f) Spices
Nursery management
Dairy Management
Poultry Management
Piggery Management
Rabbit Management
Disease Management
Feed management
gardening
No. of
courses
Others
Female
Male
Total
Participants
SC / ST
Male
Female
Total
3
65
33
98
62
1
6
3
9
20
2
34
27
61
28
7
80
6
86
5
8
5
2
48
192
132
50
67
49
19
3
7
114
26
1
9
13
22
Male
Grand Total
Female
Total
84
127
55
182
20
26
3
29
18
46
62
45
107
98
80
178
178
86
264
115
241
151
53
67
104
100
13
33
43
3
1
100
147
103
14
115
296
232
63
100
92
22
4
215
388
254
67
61
175
75
33
108
189
94
283
456
123
579
359
40
107
466
40
815
40
230
1035
40
84
106
6
39
90
145
68
188
4
139
72
327
152
294
10
178
162
472
52
Thematic area
Value addition
Women
Rural Crafts
VI Agriculture Engineering
VIII Fisheries
Shrimp farming
Pearl culture
Seed Production
No. of
courses
Male
3
Others
Female
Total
25
25
Participants
SC / ST
Male
Female
Total
37
37
Male
Grand Total
Female
Total
62
62
2
45
11
56
31
19
50
76
30
106
10
164
44
208
202
70
272
366
114
480
53
Thematic area
Group dynamics
WTO and IPR issues
XI Agro-forestry
Nursery management
TOTAL
(B) RURAL YOUTH
Mushroom Production
Bee-keeping
Integrated farming
Seed production
Integrated Farming
Vermi-culture
Sericulture
No. of
courses
196
Male
2944
Others
Female
926
Total
3870
Participants
SC / ST
Male
Female
Total
2862
1396
4258
Male
5806
Grand Total
Female
Total
2322
8118
54
Thematic area
Value addition
Dairying
Quail farming
Piggery
Rabbit farming
Poultry production
Para vets
Shrimp farming
Pearl culture
Rural Crafts
TOTAL
No. of
courses
Male
Others
Female
Total
1
1
1
17
17
Participants
SC / ST
Male
Female
Total
7
7
Male
7
Grand Total
Female
Total
7
7
7
7
7
13
13
30
30
55
Thematic area
WTO and IPR issues
TOTAL
G. TOTAL
Training to RAWE Students
No. of
courses
2
3
200
Others
Female
Male
Total
Participants
SC / ST
Male
Female
Total
Male
Grand Total
Female
Total
7
1
8
8
4
12
15
5
20
24
2968
1
927
25
3895
21
2890
4
1400
25
4290
45
5858
5
2327
50
8175
Vocational Training on Budding and Grafting
56
Note: Please furnish the details of above training programmes as Annexure in the proforma given below
Sl.
No.
Date
Clientele
Title of the Training
Programme
Discipline
Thematic Area
Duration
in days
On /
Off
Total Number of
Participants
M
F
T
Number of SC/ST
Number of Other
Participants
M
M
F
T
F
T
1.
24-05-12 to
26-05-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Scientific Cultivation of
Maize & Pigeon pea
Crop Prod.
Integrated Crop
Management
Three
On
41
0
41
39
0
39
2
0
2
2.
28-05-12 to
30-05-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Scientific Cultivation of
Maize & Pigeon pea
Crop Prod.
Integrated Crop
Management
Three
On
33
0
33
33
0
33
0
0
0
3.
25-04-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Processing & Storage of
Wheat Crop
Crop Prod.
Valu addition
One
Off
46
3
49
13
3
16
33
0
33
4.
15-06-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Improved Technology
for Cultivation of Maize
Crop
Crop Prod.
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
56
21
77
20
13
33
36
8
44
5.
17-06-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Improved Technology
Crop
Crop Prod.
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
31
57
88
31
57
88
0
0
0
6.
19-06-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Improved Technology
Crop
Crop Prod.
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
49
15
64
46
15
61
3
0
3
7.
21-06-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Improved Technology
Crop
Crop Prod.
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
65
4
69
36
3
39
29
1
30
8.
23-06-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Improved Technology
Crop
Crop Prod.
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
18
26
44
18
26
44
0
0
0
9.
24-06-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Improved Technology
Crop
Crop Prod.
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
52
1
53
50
0
50
2
1
3
10.
25-06-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Training On Quality
Protein Maize ( QPM )
cultivation Technology
Crop Prod.
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
21
33
54
21
33
54
0
0
0
11.
27-06-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Improved Technology
Crop
Crop Prod.
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
15
21
36
15
21
36
0
0
0
12.
30-06-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Improved Technology
for Cultivation of Single
Cross Hybrid Maize
Crop Prod.
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
9
22
31
9
22
31
0
0
0
57
Sl.
No.
Date
Clientele
Programme
Discipline
Thematic Area
Duration
in days
On /
Off
Total Number of
Participants
M
F
T
Number of SC/ST
Number of Other
Participants
M
M
F
T
F
T
13.
04-06-12 to
06-06-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Training On Cultivation
Vegetable
Horticulture
Production of low
volume and high
value crops
Three
On
3
13
16
3
13
16
0
0
0
14.
27-06-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Training on Lay-Out of
Mango & Acid Lime
Orchard
Horticulture
Layout and
Management of
Orchards
One
Off
34
10
44
23
3
26
11
7
18
15.
11-04-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Training On Rearing Of
Sirohi Breeding Buck
Animal
Husbandry
Production of
quality animal
products
One
Off
30
17
47
28
17
45
2
0
2
16.
25-04-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Training on Preparation
of Concentrate Mixture
For Milking animals
Animal
Husbandry
Feed management
One
Off
46
15
61
7
0
7
39
15
54
17.
30-04-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Grading up of non
described animals by A
I
Animal
Husbandry
Production of
quality animal
products
One
Off
40
16
56
17
0
17
23
16
39
18.
04-05-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Training on Importance
of Green Fodder in
Animals Diet
Animal
Husbandry
Feed management
One
Off
45
27
72
45
27
72
0
0
0
19.
25-05-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Training on importance
of Vaccination Schedule
In Large Animals
Animal
Husbandry
Disease
Management
One
Off
44
13
57
12
2
14
32
11
43
20.
11-04-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Importance Of Summer
Ploughing
Agricultural
Engineering
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
48
22
70
41
17
58
7
5
12
21.
25-04-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Repair & Maintenance
Of Animals Drawn
Agriculture Equipments
Agricultural
Engineering
Repair and
maintenance of
farm machinery
and implements.
One
Off
28
16
44
0
0
0
28
16
44
22.
04-05-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Training on Lay out of
Drip Irrigation in Acid
lime Orchard
Agricultural
Engineering
Installation and
maintenance of
micro irrigation
systems
One
Off
37
12
49
35
12
47
2
0
2
23.
18-06-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Training on Deigned &
Lay Out of Water
Harvesting Pond
Agricultural
Engineering
Installation and
maintenance of
micro irrigation
systems
One
Off
41
17
58
41
17
58
0
0
0
58
Sl.
No.
Date
Clientele
Programme
Discipline
Thematic Area
Duration
in days
On /
Off
Total Number of
Participants
M
F
T
Number of SC/ST
Number of Other
Participants
M
M
F
T
F
T
24.
14-06-12 to
16-06-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Effective use of Solar
Cooker and Routine
Maintenance
Agricultural
Engineering
Resource
Conservation
Technologies
Three
On
13
7
20
13
7
20
0
0
0
25.
24-04-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Awareness Creation
about Soil & Water
Testing among Farmers
Soil Science
Soil and Water
Testing
One
Off
25
11
36
0
0
0
25
11
36
26.
25-06-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Role of deficiency
symptoms of plant
nutrients
Soil Science
Micro nutrient
deficiency in crops
One
Off
24
26
50
15
21
36
9
5
14
27.
27-06-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Use of bio fertilizer in
INM for kharif crops
Soil Science
Integrated Nutrient
Management
One
Off
21
33
54
0
0
0
21
33
54
28.
30-06-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Use of bio fertilizer in
kharif crop
Soil Science
Production and use
of organic inputs
One
Off
9
22
31
9
22
31
0
0
0
29.
13-09-12 to
15-09-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Improved technologies
for cultivation of wheat
and gram
Crop Prod
Integrated Crop
Management
Three
On
30
0
30
1
0
1
29
0
29
30.
21-09-12 to
23-09-12
Farmers and
Farm women
and mustard
Crop Prod
Integrated Crop
Management
Three
On
23
10
33
23
10
33
0
0
0
31.
03-07-12
Farmers and
Farm women
for Cultivation of maize
Crop Prod
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
33
5
38
21
3
24
12
2
14
32.
06-07-12
Farmers and
Farm women
for Cultivation of
soybean crop
Crop Prod
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
27
8
35
3
0
3
24
8
32
33.
14-07-12
Farmers and
Farm women
for Cultivation of ground
nut crop
Crop Prod
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
33
11
44
7
6
13
26
5
31
34.
06-08-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Practical demonstration
of weedicide spray in
maize crops
Crop Prod
Weed
Management
One
Off
40
25
65
35
10
45
5
15
20
35.
08-08-12
Farmers and
Farm women
for cultivation of
soybean
Crop Prod
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
32
33
65
12
18
30
20
15
35
59
Sl.
No.
Date
Programme
36.
06-09-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Importance of top
dressing of urea in
maize crops
Crop Prod
Integrated Crop
Management
37.
04-09-12 to
06-09-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Plant propagation
methods
Horticulture
Plant propagation
techniques
38.
10-07-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Layout and
management of papaya
orchard
Horticulture
39.
06-08-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Nursery management
and plant propagation
40.
28-08-12
Farmers and
Farm women
41.
28-09-12 to
30-09-12
42.
Total Number of
Participants
Number of SC/ST
Number of Other
Participants
M
M
Duration
in days
On /
Off
One
Off
42
20
62
34
17
51
8
3
11
Three
On
12
19
31
12
19
31
0
0
0
Layout and
Management of
Orchards
One
Off
27
12
39
8
5
13
19
7
26
Horticulture
Nursery raising
One
Off
35
33
68
20
13
33
15
20
35
Package of practices of
Cole crops
Horticulture
Off season
vegetable
cultivation
One
Off
26
3
29
20
0
20
6
3
9
Farmers and
Farm women
Improved technology to
get more milk from
milch animals
Animal
Husbandry
Dairy Management
Three
On
16
7
23
16
7
23
0
0
0
03-07-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Preparation of
concentrate mixture
Animal
Husbandry
Feed management
One
Off
30
10
40
13
6
19
17
4
21
43.
06-07-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Demonstration of endo /
ecto parasite control
Animal
Husbandry
Disease
Management
One
Off
30
8
38
7
5
12
23
3
26
44.
06-08-12
Farmers and
Farm women
mixture
Animal
Husbandry
Feed management
One
Off
28
21
49
18
6
24
10
15
25
45.
25-08-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Demonstration of endo /
ecto parasite control
Animal
Husbandry
Disease
Management
One
Off
25
15
40
15
0
15
10
15
25
46.
28-08-12
Farmers and
Farm women
How to rear small flock
of poultry birds
Animal
Husbandry
Disease
Management
One
Off
25
8
33
10
8
18
15
0
15
47.
31-08-12
Farmers and
Farm women
mixture
Animal
Husbandry
Feed management
One
Off
23
12
35
5
3
8
18
9
27
48.
01-09-12
Farmers and
Farm women
mixture
Animal
Husbandry
Feed management
One
Off
21
13
34
3
0
3
18
13
31
49.
20-07-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Utilization and
maintenance of seed
cum fertilizer drill
Agricultural
Engineering
Production of small
tools and
implements
One
Off
36
23
59
29
17
46
7
6
13
50.
25-07-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Promotion of wheel hoe
for hoeing and weeding
Agricultural
Engineering
Production of small
tools and
implements
One
Off
26
10
36
12
4
16
14
6
20
Clientele
Discipline
Thematic Area
M
F
T
F
T
F
T
60
Sl.
No.
Date
Programme
51.
18-07-12
Farmers and
Farm women
How to record Water
level in the wells of
farmer fields
Agricultural
Engineering
52.
24-09-12
Farmers and
Farm women
How to record Water
level in the wells of
farmer fields
53.
15-09-12
Farmers and
Farm women
54.
10-09-12 to
12-09-12
55.
Total Number of
Participants
Number of SC/ST
Number of Other
Participants
M
M
Duration
in days
On /
Off
Installation and
maintenance of
micro irrigation
systems
One
Off
43
0
43
16
0
16
27
0
27
Agricultural
Engineering
Installation and
maintenance of
micro irrigation
systems
One
Off
41
8
49
8
3
11
33
5
38
Appropriate irrigation
method for water saving
Agricultural
Engineering
Installation and
maintenance of
micro irrigation
systems
One
Off
38
16
54
31
14
45
7
2
9
Farmers and
Farm women
Improving plant nutrient
use efficiency
Soil Science
Nutrient Use
Efficiency
Three
On
8
27
35
7
24
31
1
3
4
24-09-12 to
26-09-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Scientific management
of organic manures for
better soil health
improvement
Soil Science
Production and use
of organic inputs
Three
On
7
23
30
4
23
27
3
0
3
56.
14-07-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Improving plant nutrient
use efficiency
Soil Science
Nutrient Use
Efficiency
One
Off
29
4
33
7
1
8
22
3
25
57.
08-08-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Importance of soil and
water testing
Soil Science
Soil and Water
Testing
One
Off
34
0
34
6
0
6
28
0
28
58.
10-10-12 to
12-10-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Scientific cultivation of
onion & cauliflower
crop.
Horticulture
Production of low
volume and high
value crops
Three
On
42
4
46
42
4
46
0
0
0
59.
20-10-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Scientific cultivation of
pea crop.
Horticulture
Production of low
volume and high
value crops
One
Off
25
11
36
22
9
31
3
2
5
60.
26-12-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Improved technology for
cultivation of Winter
vegetable
Horticulture
Production of low
volume and high
value crops
One
Off
33
21
54
5
3
8
28
18
46
61.
04-12-12 to
06-12-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Gottary -A Profitable
Venture for Tribal.
Animal
Husbandry
Production of
quality animal
products
Three
On
31
0
31
31
0
31
0
0
0
62.
11-12-12 to
13-12-12
Farmers and
Farm women
How to get more profit
from Buffalos
Animal
Husbandry
Dairy Management
Three
On
21
9
30
21
9
30
0
0
0
Clientele
Discipline
Thematic Area
M
F
T
F
T
F
T
61
Sl.
No.
Date
63.
20-10-12
Farmers and
Farm women
64.
03-11-12
65.
Programme
Total Number of
Participants
Number of SC/ST
Number of Other
Participants
M
M
Discipline
Thematic Area
Duration
in days
On /
Off
How To Prepare
Balance Concentrate
Mixture For Milking
Animals.
Animal
Husbandry
Feed management
One
Off
27
14
41
27
14
41
0
0
0
Farmers and
Farm women
Improvement &
Utilization of Low Grade
Roughage For Milking
Animals.
Animal
Husbandry
Feed management
One
Off
26
8
34
26
8
34
0
0
0
27-11-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Management Practices
For Get More Milk From
Free Graze Animals.
Animal
Husbandry
Dairy Management
One
Off
32
13
45
32
13
45
0
0
0
66.
03-12-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Training On Importance
Of Mineral Mixture in
Staffed Animals.
Animal
Husbandry
Feed management
One
Off
24
18
42
24
18
42
0
0
0
67.
04-12-12 to
06-12-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Components and
Constraints of
integrated nutrients
management.
Soil Science
Integrated Nutrient
Management
Three
On
29
0
29
29
0
29
0
0
0
68.
03-10-12
Farmers and
Farm women
How farmers can use
soil health card
recommendations
Soil Science
Soil fertility
management
One
Off
27
16
43
0
0
0
27
16
43
69.
04-10-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Improving fertiliser use
efficiency in Rabi crops
Soil Science
Nutrient Use
Efficiency
One
Off
15
19
34
0
0
0
15
19
34
70.
26-10-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Scientific Management
Of Organic Manures For
Better Soil Health
Improvement
Soil Science
Production and use
of organic inputs
One
Off
29
8
37
29
8
37
0
0
0
71.
08-11-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Why micronutrients are
important for crop
production
Soil Science
Micro nutrient
deficiency in crops
One
Off
26
9
35
5
0
5
21
9
30
72.
03-12-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Why soil testing is
beneficial for farmers
Soil Science
Soil and Water
Testing
One
Off
14
21
35
14
21
35
0
0
0
73.
26-12-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Nutrient management in
wheat crop
Soil Science
Soil fertility
management
One
Off
24
13
37
0
0
0
24
13
37
Clientele
M
F
T
F
T
F
T
62
Sl.
No.
Date
Programme
74.
03-10-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Training on Scientific
Cultivation of Gram
crop.
Crop Prod
75.
04-10-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Practical Training On
seed Treatment of
Gram Seed.
76.
26-10-12
Farmers and
Farm women
77.
03-11-12
78.
Total Number of
Participants
Number of Other
Participants
Number of SC/ST
Duration
in days
On /
Off
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
28
6
34
0
0
0
28
6
34
Crop Prod
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
29
13
42
0
0
0
29
13
42
Practical Training On
seed Treatment of
Gram Seed
Crop Prod
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
25
18
43
25
18
43
0
0
0
Farmers and
Farm women
Training on intercultural
operation in Gram crop
Crop Prod
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
31
6
37
31
6
37
0
0
0
05-11-12
Farmers and
Farm women
& mustard
Crop Prod
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
28
4
32
28
4
32
0
0
0
79.
06-11-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Crop
Crop Prod
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
23
11
34
23
11
34
0
0
0
80.
08-11-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Crop
Crop Prod
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
24
13
37
0
0
0
24
13
37
81.
03-10-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Utilization & Adjustment
On seed Cum Fertilizer
Drill for Rabi Crop.
Agricultural
Engineering
Production of small
tools and
implements
One
Off
38
14
52
0
5
5
38
9
47
82.
27-11-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Adjustment for width
and depth of operation
for Animal drawn seed
cum fertilizer drill
Agricultural
Engineering
Production of small
tools and
implements
One
Off
27
19
46
27
19
46
0
0
0
83.
03-12-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Appropriate irrigation
method for water saving
Agricultural
Engineering
Installation and
maintenance of
micro irrigation
systems
One
Off
22
7
29
0
0
0
22
7
29
84.
26-12-12
Farmers and
Farm women
Repair and
maintenance of
Knapsack sprayer
Agricultural
Engineering
Production of small
tools and
implements
One
Off
8
35
43
0
0
0
8
35
43
Clientele
Discipline
Thematic Area
M
F
T
M
F
T
M
F
T
63
Sl.
No.
Date
Clientele
Programme
Discipline
Thematic Area
Duration
in days
On /
Off
Total Number of
Participants
M
F
T
Number of SC/ST
Number of Other
Participants
M
M
F
T
F
T
85.
09-01-13 to
11-01-13
Farmers and
Farm women
Improved water
management system in
rabi crops
Agricultural
Engineering
Installation and
maintenance of
micro irrigation
systems
Three
On
30
0
30
30
0
30
0
0
0
86.
12-02-13 to
14-02-13
Farmers and
Farm women
Nursery Management
and Plant propagation
practices
Horticulture
Nursery raising
Three
On
25
0
25
25
0
25
0
0
0
87.
03-01-13
Farmers and
Farm women
Improtance of
interculture operation in
wheat crop
Crop Prod
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
25
0
25
24
0
24
1
0
1
88.
24-01-13
Farmers and
Farm women
Termits control in
standing wheat crop
Crop Prod
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
23
4
27
23
4
27
0
0
0
89.
06-02-13
Farmers and
Farm women
for cultivation of Gram
crop.
Crop Prod
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
39
5
44
13
0
13
26
5
31
90.
02-03-13
Farmers and
Farm women
& mustard
Crop Prod
Integrated Crop
Management
One
Off
1
25
26
1
25
26
0
0
0
91.
22-02-13
Farmers and
Farm women
from Vegetable
cultivation
Horticulture
Off-season
vegetables
One
Off
14
25
39
14
25
39
0
0
0
92.
25-02-13
Farmers and
Farm women
Training on preservation
of vegetables $ fruits
Horticulture
Grading and
standardization
One
Off
26
4
30
6
0
6
20
4
24
93.
12-03-13
Farmers and
Farm women
from Vegetable
cultivation
Horticulture
Off-season
vegetables
One
Off
25
0
25
24
0
24
1
0
1
94.
24-01-13
Farmers and
Farm women
Goattry a profitable
venture for tribes.
Animal
Husbandry
Production of
quality animal
products
One
Off
23
4
27
23
4
27
0
0
0
95.
12-02-13
Farmers and
Farm women
Scientific method for get
more milk from cattle.
Animal
Husbandry
Dairy Management
One
Off
39
5
44
13
0
13
26
5
31
96.
02-03-13
Farmers and
Farm women
Improved method for
rearing of Sirohi goat
Animal
Husbandry
Production of
quality animal
products
One
Off
1
25
26
1
25
26
0
0
0
97.
05-03-13
Farmers and
Farm women
Preparation of balance
ration for milching
animals
Animal
Husbandry
Feed management
One
Off
26
6
32
4
0
4
22
6
28
64
Sl.
No.
Date
Clientele
Programme
Discipline
98.
12-03-13
Farmers and
Farm women
Control of Ecto & Endo
Practice in Animals
Animal
Husbandry
99.
18-03-13
Farmers and
Farm women
How to make Balance
Concentrate Mixture
100.
19-03-13
Farmers and
Farm women
101.
18-03-13
102.
Total Number of
Participants
Number of SC/ST
Number of Other
Participants
M
M
Duration
in days
On /
Off
Disease
Management
One
Off
39
5
44
13
0
13
26
5
31
Animal
Husbandry
Feed management
One
Off
40
0
40
40
0
40
0
0
0
Importance of Mineral
Mixture in Animal Diet
Animal
Husbandry
Feed management
One
Off
40
0
40
40
0
40
0
0
0
Farmers and
Farm women
Training on vegetable
cultivation
Horticulture
Production of low
volume and high
value crops
One
Off
26
14
40
26
14
40
0
0
0
25-03-13
Farmers and
Farm women
Training on Orchard
managment
Horticulture
One
Off
0
40
40
0
40
40
0
0
0
103.
24-01-13
Farmers and
Farm women
Training on repair &
maintenance of solar
cooker
Agricultural
Engineering
Repair and
maintenance of
farm machinery
and implements
One
Off
0
40
40
0
40
40
0
0
0
104.
06-02-13
Farmers and
Farm women
Repair and
maintenance of
Knapsack sprayer
Agricultural
Engineering
Repair and
maintenance of
farm machinery
and implements
One
Off
23
2
25
23
2
25
0
0
0
105.
02-03-13
Farmers and
Farm women
Repair & maintenance
of Bullock Drawn Ag.
Equipment
Agricultural
Engineering
Repair and
maintenance of
farm machinery
and implements
One
Off
0
40
40
0
40
40
0
0
0
106.
03-01-13
Farmers and
Farm women
How to fill super
compoist pit.
Soil Science
Production and use
of organic inputs
One
Off
26
6
32
4
0
4
22
6
28
107.
24-01-13
Farmers and
Farm women
Demonstration on
preparation of super
compost
Soil Science
Production and use
of organic inputs
One
Off
40
0
40
38
0
38
2
0
2
108.
15-02-13
Farmers and
Farm women
Scientific technique to
improve fertilizer use
efficiencies
Soil Science
Nutrient Use
Efficiency
One
Off
40
0
40
16
0
16
24
0
24
109.
12-03-13
Farmers and
Farm women
Nutrient management in
wheat crop
Soil Science
Soil fertility
management
One
Off
22
0
22
22
0
22
0
0
0
3045
1444
4489
1887
962
2849
1158
482
1640
Thematic Area
M
F
T
F
T
F
T
65
(D) Vocational training programmes for Rural Youth
Crop / Enterprise
Date
Training title*
Identified Thrust
Area
Duration
(days)
No. of
Participants
M
Self employed after training
F
T
Type of
units
No. of
Units
Number of
persons
employed
else where
No. of
persons
employed
Home Science
08-06-12 to
27-06-12
Training on tailoring &
stitching
20
0
12
12
Village
People
cloth
Stitching
2
0
0
Horticulture
08-08-12 to
03-09-12
Nursery raising and
plant propagation
Plant propogation
26
07
0
07
-
0
0
2
Home Science
23-02-13 To
25-03-13
Training on tailoring
and stitching
31
0
25
25
-
0
0
0
Home Science
25-02-13 To
25-03-13
Training on tailoring
and stitching
29
0
25
25
-
0
0
0
7
62
69
0
2
0
2
Total
Extension Functionaries / Inservice Personnel's *
S.
N.
Title of Training
Programme
Discipline Wise
Type
(On / Off
Campus)
From
To
Duration
Grand Total
M
F
SC / ST
T
M
F
Others
T
M
F
T
Sponsored agencies.
1.
Training on maize
cultivation
On
26-12-12
27-12-12
40
0
40
08
0
08
32
0
32
Dy. Director (Ag.)
Udaipur.
2.
Combat against
infertility in animals
On
15-03-13
17-03-13
10
0
10
08
0
08
02
0
02
ICAR
3.
Combat against
infertility in animals
On
20-03-13
22-03-13
05
05
10
0
4
04
05
1
06
ICAR
4.
Combat against
infertility in animals (7)
On
73
1
74
56
0
56
17
1
18
Dy. Director (A.H.)
Udaipur
128
6
134
72
4
76
56
2
58
Total
Jan to Mar
66
(E)
Sponsored Training Programmes
Duration
Sl.
No.
From
To
Title
Disci
Pline
Thematic area
Durat- Client
No. of
ion (PF / RY
courses
(days)
/ EF)
No. of Participants
Total
M
F
SC / ST
T
M
F
Sponsoring
Agency
Others
T
M
F
T
Amt. of
fund
received
(Rs.)
1. 14-05-12 15-05-12 Training on
agriculture (ATMA)
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
30
0
30
13
0
13
17
0
17 Dep of
Agri.(ATMA),
Udaipur
66690.00
2. 14-05-12 15-05-12 Training on
agriculture (ATMA)
Crop
Production
Resource
conservation
technologies
Two
PF
One
30
0
30
13
0
13
17
0
17 Dept. of soil and
water
conservation,
udaipur
22600.00
3. 16-05-12 17-05-12 Training on Soil and
Water Conservation
Crop
Production
Resource
conservation
technologies
Two
PF
One
30
0
30
12
0
12
18
0
18 Dept. of soil and
water
conservation,
udaipur
31600.00
4. 16-05-12 17-05-12 Training on
Animal
Pregnancy Diagnosis Production
& Artificial
Insemination
Para vets
Two
PF
One
30
0
30
7
0
7
23
0
23 Jagran jan vikas
sansthan,
Udaipur
-
5. 18-05-12 19-05-12 Scientist farmers
interaction
Crop
Production
Integrated
Crop
Management
Two
PF
One
30
0
30
30
0
30
0
0
0 Dep of Agri.
(ATMA),
Udaipur
18992.00
6. 18-05-12 19-05-12 Krishak mitra
training.
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
29
1
30
29
1
30
0
0
0 Dep of
Agri.(ATMA),
Udaipur
66762.00
7. 21-05-12 22-05-12 Krishak mitra
training.
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
30
0
30
13
0
13
17
0
17 Dep of
Agri.(ATMA),
Udaipur
64215.00
8. 21-05-12 22-05-12 Krishak mitra
training.
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
13
0
13
7
0
7
6
0
6 Dep of
Agri.(ATMA),
Udaipur
66920.00
9. 23-05-12 24-05-12 Krishak mitra
training.
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
30
0
30
17
0
17
13
0
13
Dep of
Agri.(ATMA),
Udaipur
70030.00
67
Duration
Sl.
No.
From
To
Title
Disci
Pline
Thematic area
Durat- Client
No. of
ion (PF / RY
courses
(days)
/ EF)
No. of Participants
Total
M
F
SC / ST
T
M
F
Sponsoring
Agency
Others
T
M
F
T
Amt. of
fund
received
(Rs.)
10. 23-05-12 24-05-12 Krishak mitra
training.
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
25
0
25
11
0
11
14
0
14 Dep of
Agri.(ATMA),
Udaipur
71184.00
11. 21-05-12 23-05-12 Training on Goat
rearing (BAIF).
Animal
Production
Productivity
enhancement
Two
PF
One
23
2
25
20
2
22
3
0
3 Dep of
Agri.(ATMA),
Udaipur
67420.00
12. 25-05-12 26-05-12 Krishak mitra
training.
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
0
30
30
0
30
30
0
0
0 Dep of
Agri.(ATMA),
Udaipur
64340.00
13. 25-05-12 26-05-12 Krishak mitra
training.
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
0
30
30
0
30
30
0
0
0 Dep of
Agri.(ATMA),
Udaipur
67990.00
14. 28-05-12 29-05-12 Krishak mitra
training.
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
25
0
25
11
0
11
14
0
14 Dep of
Agri.(ATMA),
Udaipur
77905.00
15. 28-05-12 30-05-12 Training on fruit &
vegetable cultivation
Horticulture
Production of
Three
low volume and
high value crops
PF
One
34
0
34
4
0
4
30
0
30 ATMA Bhavnagar 67800.00
16. 11-06-12 12-06-12 Training on Animal
production (ATMA)
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
29
0
29
27
0
27
2
0
2 Dep of
Agri.(ATMA),
Udaipur
41885.00
production (ATMA)
Animal
production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
25
5
30
8
5
13
17
0
17 Dep of
Agri.(ATMA),
Udaipur
71130.00
production (ATMA)
Animal
production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
9
19
28
1
15
16
8
4
12 Dep of
Agri.(ATMA),
Udaipur
79625.00
production (ATMA)
Animal
production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
30
0
30
15
0
15
15
0
15 Dep of
Agri.(ATMA),
Udaipur
67800.00
production (ATMA)
Animal
production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
36
1
37
22
1
23
14
0
14 Dep of
Agri.(ATMA),
Udaipur
68015.00
68
Duration
Sl.
No.
From
To
Title
Disci
Pline
Thematic area
Durat- Client
No. of
ion (PF / RY
courses
(days)
/ EF)
No. of Participants
Total
M
F
SC / ST
T
M
F
Sponsoring
Agency
Others
T
M
F
T
Amt. of
fund
received
(Rs.)
production (ATMA)
Animal
production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
27
0
27
0
0
0
27
0
27 Dep of
Agri.(ATMA),
Udaipur
64745.00
production (ATMA)
Animal
production
Integrated
Crop
Management
Two
PF
One
19
1
20
11
0
11
8
1
9 Dept. of Agri.,
Udaipur
4950.00
23. 24-07-12 28-07-12 Integrated
agriculture training
for dry areas
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Five
PF
One
34
0
34
20
0
20
14
0
14 Gramin vikas
trust,
Panchmahal –
Gugart )
production (ATMA)
Animal
production
Dairy
Management
Two
PF
One
5
25
30
2
0
2
3
25
28 Dep of
A.H..(ATMA),
Udaipur
68015.00
production (ATMA)
Animal
production
Dairy
Management
Two
PF
One
14
7
21
5
1
6
9
6
15 Dep of
A.H.ATMA),
Udaipur
68015.00
26. 21-08-12 24-08-12 Integrated
for dry areas.
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Four
PF
One
57
0
57
0
0
0
57
0
57 ATMA Surendra
Nagar– Gugart)
27. 27-08-12 28-08-12 Training on Maize
cultivation( ISoPom)
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
30
0
30
0
0
0
30
0
30 Dept. of Agri.,
Udaipur
4950.00
cultivation( ISoPom)
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
0
30
30
0
30
30
0
0
0 Dept. of Agri.,
Udaipur
4950.00
production (ATMA)
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
23
12
35
10
12
22
13
0
13 Dept. of Agri.,
Udaipur
30. 10-09-12 14-09-12 Krishak mitra
training.( ATMA )
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Five
PF
One
50
0
50
25
0
25
25
0
25 Dept. of Agri.,
Udaipur
4950.00
31. 10-09-12 14-09-12 Krishak mitra
training.( ATMA )
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Five
PF
One
50
0
50
29
0
29
21
0
21 Dept. of Agri.,
Udaipur
4950.00
69
Duration
Sl.
No.
From
To
Title
Disci
Pline
Thematic area
Durat- Client
No. of
ion (PF / RY
courses
(days)
/ EF)
No. of Participants
Total
M
F
SC / ST
T
M
F
Sponsoring
Agency
Others
T
M
F
T
Amt. of
fund
received
(Rs.)
cultivation (ISoPom)
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
27
3
30
10
0
10
17
3
20 Dept. of Agri.,
Udaipur
4950.00
33. 18-09-12 22-09-12 Integrated
for dry areas
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Five
PF
One
41
0
41
0
0
0
41
0
41 Gramin vikas
trust,
Panchmahal –
Gugart )
34. 26-09-12 27-09-12 Training on oil seed
cultivation.
(ISOPOM)
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
30
0
30
26
0
26
4
0
4 Dept. of Agri.,
Udaipur
4950.00
cultivation.
(ISOPOM)
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
30
0
30
17
0
17
13
0
13 Dept. of Agri.,
Udaipur
4950.00
cultivation.
(ISOPOM)
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
0
30
30
0
0
0
0
30
30 Dept. of Agri.,
Udaipur
4950.00
37. 04-10-12 06-10-12 Training on how to
get more milk from
cattle.
Animal
production
Dairy
Management
Three
PF
One
26
0
26
13
0
13
13
0
13
ATMA Ajmer
38. 17-10-12 19-10-12 Training on Water
management.
Agriculture
Engineering
Installation
and
maintenance
of micro
irrigation
systems
Three
PF
One
0
29
29
0
24
24
0
5
5
ATMA Ajmer
39. 25-10-12 27-10-12 Training on IPM,
INM, IW.
Horticulture
Nursery raising
Three
PF
One
26
0
26
11
0
11
15
0
15
ATMA Ajmer
40. 25-10-12 26-10-12 Training on
Vegetable
cultivation.
Horticulture
Production of
low volume and
high value crops
Two
PF
One
50
0
50
25
0
25
25
0
25
ATMA
Rajsamand
41. 29-10-12 31-10-12 Training on post
harvest technology
and value addition
Agriculture
Engineering
Small scale
processing
and value
addition
Three
PF
One
0
28
28
0
14
14
0
14
14
ATMA Ajmer
70
Duration
Sl.
No.
From
To
Title
Disci
Pline
Thematic area
42. 05-11-12 09-11-12 Training on
agriculture to
Krishak Mitra
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
43. 19-11-12 20-11-12 Training on pulses
production.
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
44. 19-11-12 20-11-12 Training on pulses
production.
Crop
Production
45. 21-11-12 22-11-12 Training on Oilseed
production.
Durat- Client
No. of
ion (PF / RY
courses
(days)
/ EF)
No. of Participants
Total
M
F
SC / ST
T
M
F
Sponsoring
Agency
Others
T
M
F
T
PF
One
47
3
50
38
2
40
9
1
10
ATMA Udaipur
Two
PF
One
7
23
30
1
17
18
6
6
12
(ISOPOM) Ag.
Deptt., Udaipur
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
30
0
30
2
0
2
28
0
28
(ISOPOM) Ag.
Deptt., Udaipur
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
0
30
30
0
29
29
0
1
1
(ISOPOM) Ag.
Deptt., Udaipur
production.
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
0
30
30
0
3
3
0
27
27
(ISOPOM) Ag.
Deptt., Udaipur
47. 23-11-12 24-11-12 Training on
Farmers Scientist
interaction.
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
30
0
30
30
0
30
0
0
0
ATMA Udaipur
production
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
18
7
25
15
1
16
3
6
9
(ISOPOM) Ag.
Deptt., Udaipur
49. 17-12-12 19-12-12 Training on post
harvest technology
and value addition
Agriculture
Engineering
Post Harvest
Technology
Two
PF
One
26
0
26
9
0
9
17
0
17
ATMA Ajmer
50. 17-12-12 21-12-12 Training on
integrated
agriculture
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
PF
One
29
0
29
14
0
14
15
0
15
ATMA
Dungarpur.
51. 20-12-12 22-12-12 Training on how to
get more milk from
cattle
Animal
production
Day
Mainagement
PF
One
25
0
25
8
0
8
17
0
17
ATMA Ajmer
52. 08-01-13 10-01-13 Training on combat
against infertility in
animals.
Animal
production
Disease
Management
PF
One
10
0
10
0
0
0
10
0
10
Dep. Of Animal
husbandry
Udaipur.
Amt. of
fund
received
(Rs.)
71
Duration
Sl.
No.
From
To
Title
Disci
Pline
Thematic area
53. 11-01-13 12-01-13 Nursery
Management and
Plant propagation
practices
Horticulture
Nursery raising
animals.
Animal
production
Disease
Management
55. 19-01-13 20-01-13 Nursery
Management and
Plant propagation
practices
Horticulture
Nursery raising
animals.
Animal
production
animals.
Durat- Client
No. of
ion (PF / RY
courses
(days)
/ EF)
Two
No. of Participants
Total
M
F
SC / ST
T
M
F
Sponsoring
Agency
Others
T
M
F
T
PF
One
57
0
57
45
0
45
12
0
12
NHM
Dungarpur.
PF
One
8
0
8
0
0
0
8
0
8
Dep. Of Animal
husbandry
Two
PF
One
25
0
25
12
0
12
13
0
13
NHM Dungarpur
Disease
Management
Three
PF
One
12
0
12
2
0
2
10
0
10
Dep. Of Animal
husbandry
Animal
production
Disease
Management
Three
PF
One
9
0
9
3
0
3
6
0
6
Dep. Of Animal
husbandry
animals.
Animal
production
Disease
Management
Three
PF
One
10
0
10
2
0
2
8
0
8
Dep. Of Animal
husbandry
animals.
Animal
production
Disease
Management
Three
PF
One
11
0
11
7
0
7
4
0
4
Dep. Of Animal
husbandry
animals.
Animal
production
Disease
Management
Three
PF
One
13
0
13
1
0
1
12
0
12
Dep. Of Animal
husbandry
61. 20-02-13 21-02-13 Integrated Farming
System
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
30
0
30
29
0
29
1
0
1
Deptt. of
Agriculture
(ATMA) Udaipur
System
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
30
0
30
29
0
29
1
0
1
Deptt. of
Agriculture
(ATMA) Udaipur
System
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
30
0
30
14
0
14
16
0
16
Deptt. of
Agriculture
(ATMA) Udaipur
Amt. of
fund
received
(Rs.)
72
Duration
Sl.
No.
From
To
Title
Disci
Pline
Thematic area
Durat- Client
No. of
ion (PF / RY
courses
(days)
/ EF)
No. of Participants
Total
M
F
SC / ST
T
M
F
Sponsoring
Agency
Others
T
M
F
T
System
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
30
0
30
22
0
22
8
0
8
Deptt. of
Agriculture
(ATMA) Udaipur
System
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
12
19
31
6
3
9
6
16
22
Deptt. of
Agriculture
(ATMA) Udaipur
System
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
27
4
31
27
4
31
0
0
0
Deptt. of
Agriculture
(ATMA) Udaipur
System
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Three
PF
One
25
0
25
0
0
0
25
0
25
Deptt. of
Agriculture
(ATMA) Ajmer
System
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
29
1
30
12
0
12
17
1
18
Deptt. of
Agriculture
(ATMA) Udaipur
System
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
8
20
28
1
20
21
7
0
7
Deptt. of
Agriculture
(ATMA) Udaipur
System
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
30
0
30
18
0
18
12
0
12
Deptt. of
Agriculture
(ATMA) Udaipur
System
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Three
PF
One
0
30
30
0
19
19
0
11
11
Deptt. of
Agriculture
(ATMA) Ajmer
System
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
10
20
30
5
10
15
5
10
15
Deptt. of
Agriculture
(ATMA) Udaipur
System
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
30
0
30
30
0
30
0
0
0
Deptt. of
Agriculture
(ATMA) Udaipur
System
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Three
PF
One
25
0
25
14
0
14
11
0
11
Deptt. of
Agriculture
(ATMA) Ajmer
Amt. of
fund
received
(Rs.)
73
Duration
Sl.
No.
From
To
Title
Disci
Pline
Thematic area
Durat- Client
No. of
ion (PF / RY
courses
(days)
/ EF)
No. of Participants
Total
M
F
SC / ST
T
M
F
Sponsoring
Agency
Others
T
M
F
T
System
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
30
0
30
13
0
13
17
0
17
Deptt. of
Agriculture
(ATMA) Udaipur
System
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
33
0
33
33
0
33
0
0
0
Deptt. of
Agriculture
(ATMA) Udaipur
System
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
17
13
30
16
0
16
1
13
14
Deptt. of
Agriculture
(ATMA) Udaipur
System
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
9
24
33
7
24
31
2
0
2
Deptt. of
Agriculture
(ATMA) Udaipur
System
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
29
0
29
19
0
19
10
0
10
Deptt. of
Agriculture
(ATMA) Udaipur
System
Crop
Production
Productivity
enhancement
of field crops
Two
PF
One
17
11
28
3
0
3
14
11
25
Deptt. of
Agriculture
(ATMA) Udaipur
81. 20-03-13 21-03-13 Management of
dairy animals
Animal
production
Dairy
Management
Two
PF
One
27
0
27
20
0
20
7
0
7
82. 22-03-13 23-03-13 Training on
Bamboo cultivation
Horticulture
Production and
Management
technology
Two
EF
One
50
0
50
26
0
26
24
0
24
NHAM
Rajasmand
83. 22-03-13 24-03-13 Management of
dairy animals
Animal
production
Dairy
Management
Three
EF
One
40
0
40
18
0
18
22
0
22
Deptt. of
Agriculture
(ATMA) Ajmer
1962
488
2450
1015
297
1312
947
191
1138
BAIF Udaipur
Amt. of
fund
received
(Rs.)
74
3.4.
Extension Activities (including activities of FLD programes)
Sl. No.
Nature of
Extension Activity
Field Day
1.
Total
Kisan Mela
2.
Total
Kisan Ghosthi
3.
No. of
activities
18-04-12
(Wheat-1112)
4.
Film Show
SC / ST (Farmers) (II)
Exten. Officials (III)
Grand Total (I+II+III)
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
1
83
19
102
16
03
19
05
0
05
104
22
126
09-1012,10-1012,11-1012 &12-1012 (Maize)
1
107
65
172
185
54
239
08
03
11
300
122
422
20-03-13
&22-03-13
(Wheat)
1
55
27
82
98
45
143
08
04
12
161
76
237
07
1
245
111
356
299
102
401
21
07
28
565
220
785
09-03-13
1
556
305
861
1082
528
1610
31
14
45
1669
847
2516
1
1
556
305
861
1082
528
1610
31
14
45
1669
847
2516
14-05-12
01
22
4
26
35
7
42
1
0
1
58
11
69
22-08-12
01
7
5
12
64
14
78
2
0
2
73
19
92
23-03-13
01
8
12
20
32
38
70
0
0
0
40
50
90
03
37
21
58
131
59
190
3
0
3
171
80
251
22-04-12
1
98
37
135
44
12
56
08
05
13
150
62
212
28-05-12
1
35
32
67
122
48
170
06
01
07
163
81
244
2
133
69
202
166
60
226
14
6
20
313
143
456
24-05-12
01
2
0
2
39
0
39
0
0
0
41
0
41
28-05-12
01
0
0
0
33
0
33
0
0
0
33
0
33
14-07-12
01
33
0
33
13
3
16
0
0
0
46
3
49
03-07-12
01
0
0
0
31
57
88
0
0
0
31
57
88
08-08-12
01
3
0
3
46
15
61
0
0
0
49
15
64
06-08-12
01
29
1
30
36
3
39
0
0
0
65
4
69
28-09-12
01
0
0
0
18
26
44
0
0
0
18
26
44
Total
5.
Farmers (Others) (I)
Male
Total
Exhibition
Participants
Purpose /
Topic and
Date
75
Sl. No.
Nature of
Extension Activity
Participants
Purpose /
Topic and
Date
No. of
activities
06-09-12
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
01
2
1
3
50
0
50
0
0
0
52
1
53
28-08-12
01
0
0
0
21
33
54
0
0
0
21
33
54
10-10-12
01
0
0
0
9
22
31
0
0
0
9
22
31
20-10-12
01
0
0
0
3
13
16
0
0
0
3
13
16
26-12-12
01
11
7
18
23
3
26
0
0
0
34
10
44
29-01-13
01
39
15
54
7
0
7
0
0
0
46
15
61
06-02-13
01
23
16
39
17
0
17
0
0
0
40
16
56
14-02-13
01
0
0
0
45
27
62
0
0
0
45
27
62
19-02-13
01
32
11
43
12
2
14
0
0
0
44
13
57
20-02-13
01
2
0
2
35
12
47
0
0
0
37
12
49
22-02-13
01
0
0
0
41
17
58
0
0
0
41
17
58
27-02-13
01
0
0
0
13
7
20
0
0
0
13
7
20
Total
19
176
51
227
492
240
722
0
0
0
668
291
949
5.
Method Demo.
03
15
4
19
18
15
33
5
0
5
38
19
57
6.
Farmers Seminar
02
4
5
9
23
14
37
1
0
1
28
19
47
7.
Workshop
22-05-12
01
26
07
33
07
0
07
0
0
0
33
07
40
23-06-12
01
05
02
07
34
14
48
0
0
0
39
16
55
12-10-12
01
27
12
39
07
02
09
0
0
0
34
14
48
22-02-13
01
19
05
24
16
09
25
1
0
1
36
14
50
06-03-13
01
02
0
0
25
08
33
2
0
2
29
8
37
Total
05
79
26
103
89
33
122
3
0
3
171
59
230
9.
Lectures delivered
as resource persons
218
10.
Newspaper
coverage
44
11.
Radio talks
13
12.
TV talks
01
8.
Group meetings
Method Demo.
76
Sl. No.
Nature of
Extension Activity
Purpose /
Topic and
Date
Participants
No. of
activities
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
13.
Popular articles
32
14.
Extension Literature
48
15.
Advisory Services
79
16.
Scientific visit to
farmers field
52
17.
Farmers visit to KVK
142
18.
Diagnostic visits
18
19.
Exposure visits
0
20.
Ex-trainees
Sammelan
1
21.
Soil health Camp
1
22.
Animal Health Camp
3
23.
Agri mobile clinic
24.
Soil test campaigns
1
52
34
86
18
08
26
04
0
04
74
42
116
25.
Farm Science Club
Conveners meet
4
16
14
30
16
14
30
0
0
0
16
14
30
26.
Self Help Group
Conveners meetings
0
0
0
0
6
62
68
0
0
0
6
62
68
27.
Mahila Mandals
Conveners meetings
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
28.
Celebration of
important days
(specify)
29.
Farmers scientist
Interaction
15
247
29
276
28
18
46
04
01
5
279
48
327
5377
0
0
0
72
15
87
1
0
1
73
15
88
1787
77
Kisan Mela at VBKVK
KVK Exhibition in Kishan Mela
Visit of District Collector at KVK
Visit of Joint Commissioner ATMA (GOI) at KVK
78
Farmer of KVK received Award in State Level Mela
Exhibition of KVK in Kisan Mela
Farmers Field School at Villege Manpura
Bio-fertilizer Lunching Ceremony
79
3.5
Production and supply of Technological products
SEED MATERIALS
Major group / class
Crop
CEREALS
Variety
Quantity (qtl.)
Value (Rs.)
Provided to No. of Farmers
Wheat-1112
Raj-4037
29
58000
21
Gram-11-12
Pratap Chana -1
15
82500
60
Black Gram
PU-31
12.00
72000
150
OILSEEDS
PULSES
Instructional Farm
VEGETABLES
FLOWER CROPS
OTHERS (Specify)
SUMMARY
Sl. No.
Major group / class
Quantity (qtl.)
Value (Rs.)
1
CEREALS
29
58000
21
2
OILSEEDS
-
-
-
3
PULSES
27
154500
617
4
VEGETABLES
5
FLOWER CROPS
6
OTHERS
165.57
6,49,000
617
TOTAL
80
PLANTING MATERIALS
Major group / class
FRUITS
Crop
Variety
Quantity (Nos.)
Value (Rs.)
Lime
(Seeded)
Kagzi
10000
250000
Supply/Sale is in progress
Lime
(Air Layering)
Kagzi
2500
62500
Papaya
Honey Dew
10000
50000
Papaya
Taiwan
4000
60000
Onion
N-53
5 Kg seed
1000
Distributed
Tomato
Pusa hybrid2
500
400
Distributed
Brinjal
Kavach, PPR
800
200
Distributed
Various Type
-
5000
90000
140
Aloevera
-
1000
10,000
Yet not distributed
SPICES
VEGETABLES
FOREST SPECIES
ORNAMENTAL CROPS
PLANTATION CROPS
Others (Specify)
81
SUMMARY
Sl. No.
Major group / class
Quantity (Nos.)
Value (Rs.)
Provided to
No. of Farmers
1
FRUITS
26500
422500
Sale is in Progress
2
VEGETABLES
1300
260
Not yet distributed
3
SPICES
4
FOREST SPECIES
5
ORNAMENTAL CROPS
4,000
80,000
128
6
PLANTATION CROPS
7
OTHERS
1,000
10,000
Not yet distributed
TOTAL
23,500
3,34,400
128
BIO PRODUCTS
Quantity
Major group / class
Species
1 Nitrogen fixing bacteria
(symbiotic)
Rhizobium culture
Rhizobium spps.
300 pkt x 200g
60
3000
90
2 Nitrogen fixing bacteria (nonsymbiotic)
Agotobacter culture
Azotobacter spps.
716 pkt x 200g
143.2
7160
261
3 Phosphate solubilizing
bacteria
PSB culture
Bacillus megaterium
991 pkt x 200g
198.2
14865
285
No
(kg)
Value (Rs.)
Provided to
No. of
Farmers
Product Name
BIOAGENTS
BIOFERTILIZERS
BIO PESTICIDES
1
2
82
SUMMARY
Sl. No.
Product Name
BIOAGENTS
BIO FERTILIZERS
1
Rhizobium spps.,
Azotobacter spps.,
Bacillus megaterium
2
BIO PESTICIDE
TOTAL
.3
Quantity
Species
3
Value (Rs.)
Provided to No.
of Farmers
Nos
(kg)
2007
401.4
25025
636
725
145
8885
636
LIVESTOCK
Quantity
Sl. No.
Type
Breed
Nos
Kgs
6
40
Value (Rs.)
Cattle
SHEEP AND GOAT
Goat Buck
Sirohi
48000
POULTRY
FISHERIES
Others (Specify)
SUMMARY
Sl. No.
Type
1
CATTLE
2
SHEEP & GOAT
3
POULTRY
4
FISHERIES
5
OTHERS
TOTAL
Breed
Sirohi Buck
Quantity
Value (Rs.)
Nos
Kgs
06
40
48000
06
40
48000
83
3.6.
Literature Developed / Published (with full title, author & reference)
(A) KVK News Letter (Date of start, Periodicity, number of copies distributed etc.) Not Started Yet
(B) Literature developed / published
Item
Research papers
Total
Technical reports
Total
Popular articles
Total
Leaflets / folders
Title
Annual Action Plan
Annual Progress Report
Quarterly Progress Plans
Monthly Progress Reports
Seasonal Reports for FLD
FLD Implementation Reports
Half yearly Report for ZREAC
7
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-
Sh.M.S.Rathore
Number of copies
01
01
04
12
02
02
02
24
05
Sh.M.S.Rathore
05
Sh.M.S.Rathore
05
Sh.M.S.Rathore
Sh.M.S.Rathore
05
Sh.M.S.Rathore
03
Sh.M.S.Rathore
02
Sh.M.S.Rathore
05
Sh.M.S.Rathore
04
Dr. V.K. Saini
05
42
Sh.M.S.Rathore
200
Sh.M.S.Rathore
200
Sh.M.S.Rathore
300
Sh. A.S.Jodha
300
Sh. A.S.Jodha
200
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Total
Grand TOTAL
Authors name
Sh. A.S.Jodha
Number of copies
300
Sh. A.S.Jodha
400
Sh. A.S.Jodha
200
Sh. A.S.Jodha
300
Sh. A.S.Jodha
300
Sh. A.S.Jodha
400
Dr. V.K. Saini
500
Dr. V.K. Saini
Dr. V.K. Saini
Dr. V.K. Saini
Dr. V.K. Saini
Dr. V.K. Saini
Dr. V.K. Saini
Dr. V.K. Saini
Dr. V.K. Saini
Dr. V.K. Saini
300
300
400
300
500
400
200
300
300
Smt. C.L.Bharti
300
Smt. C.L.Bharti
300
Smt. C.L.Bharti
100
Smt. C.L.Bharti
100
Smt. C.L.Bharti
300
Smt. C.L.Bharti
300
27
44
N.B. Please enclose a copy of each. In case of literature prepared in local language please indicate the title in English
8, 000
8, 066
85
(C)
Details of Electronic Media Produced
S. No.
Type of media (CD / VCD / DVD / Audio- Cassette)
Title of the programme
Number
1
CD
Rainwater harvesting
1
2
CD
Sprinklar Irrigation
1
3
CD
Watershed Activities
1
4
CD
Effect of climate on animals
1
5
CD
Synchronization in animals
1
6
CD
NAIP activities
1
3.7.
Success stories / Case studies, if any (two or three pages write-up on each case with suitable action photo graphs) - Attached
3.8
Give details of innovative methodology / technology developed and used for Transfer of Technology during the year
Use of electronic media in teaching like CDs, Slide Show, Film etc.
•
3.9
Give details of indigenous technology practiced by the farmers in the KVK operational area which can be considered for technology development (in detail with
suitable photo graphs)
S. No.
3.10
Crop / Enterprise
Asfoetida mixed with edible oil used for curing bloat in the cattle.
Used for animals by animals rearer
2
Cattle
Karanj oil used as antiseptic for curing wounds in cattle.
Used for animals by animals rearer
3
Safed Musli
Use of cow urine as planting material treatment of Safed Musli.
Used for crops by farmers
Indicate the specific training need analysis tools / methodology followed for
-
Identification of courses for farmers / farm women
-
Rural Youth
-
• Personal discussion and PRA
In-service personnel
•
•
Personal discussion and PRA
Expectation of personnel to wards particulars courses and by PRA
Suggestion from respective department
Field activities
i.
ii.
iii.
Purpose of ITK
Cattle
•
3.11
ITK Practiced
1
Number of villages adopted
No. of farm families selected
No. of survey / PRA conducted
:
:
:
23
1825
Survey 608 / PRA - 10
86
3.12.
1.
2.
Activities of Soil and Water Testing Laboratory
Status of establishment of Lab
:
2004-05
Year of establishment
List of equipments purchased with amount
:
:
2005
Sl. No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Name of the Equipment
Chemical Balance (MAC MSW-908 A
Electronic Balance (Model No. CB-125)
Conductivity Meter (Model No.306 Systronics)
Distillation (water) unit (5 ltr / hr.) MAC-MSW-194
Flame Photo meter (Model No.128) Syst.
Grinder (MAC-MSW-342 (c) )
Hot plate (MAC MSW-421 (b)
Hot plate (MAC MSW-421 (c)
Nitrogen Kjeldhal Digestion & Distillation Assembly (MAC - MSW - 434)
Oven (45x45x45 - MAC MSW - 211 (c))
PH Meter (Model No.361 Systronics)
Refrigerator - Godrej 300 liters cold gold deluxe)
Refrigerator - Godrej 100 liters Champion)
Spectro-photo meter (Model No. 118) Syst.
Shaker (MAC-MSW-301 (a)
Shaker (MAC-MSW-301 (g)
Total
Qty.
Cost
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
82,368.00
13,936.00
13,920.00
92,664.00
41,518.00
30,514.00
4,600.00
6,000.00
55,411.00
21,341.00
12,855.00
13,820.00
6,424.00
91,999.00
19,800.00
27,200.00
5,34,370.00
16
87
Plant Health Diagnostic -cum- Bio- Fertilizer Production Laboratory
List of equipments purchased with amount
S. No.
3.
:
Item/ Particulars
Unit
Cost Rs
1.
Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer
1
7,40,700
2.
Digital colony counter
1
3,885
3.
BOD Incubator
1
35,700
4.
Autoclave (Vertical)
1
49,795
5.
Laminar Air Flow (Horizontal)
1
43,206
6.
Microscope (Binocular)
1
9,690
7.
Printer (Canon) LBP 2900
1
6,175
8.
Global Positioning System (GPS)
1
14,063
9.
Voltage Sabilizer
1
2,500
10.
Air Conditioner split (VOLTAS)
1
25,500
Total
10
9,31,214
Details of samples analyzed so far
Details
Soil Samples
:
No. of Samples
No. of Farmers
No. of Villages
2570
1443
51
Water Samples
6
2
2
Plant Samples
45
01
01
Petiole Samples
0
0
0
2621
1446
54
Total
Amount realized Rs.
77280
88
4.0 IMPACT
4.1.
Impact of KVK activities (Not to be restricted for reporting period).
Change in income (Rs.)
Before (Rs. / Unit)
After (Rs. / Unit)
No. of
participants
% of adoption
Crop production technology improved seeds, fertilizer
application, sowing method, irrigation schedule, plant
protection measures, Vermicompost etc.
75
30-40
2500-3000 /
month
4500-6000 / month
Production practices of cows, buffalo, goat
Veterinary first aid
Horticulture development activities
(i) Orchards dev. (ii) Vegetable production
Home Science stitching, knitting, kitchen gardening,
vegetable production
Mechanization
45
06
20
25-30
50-60
35-40
2000-3000
1500-2000
1500-2000 per biga / year
5000-6000 / month
5000-6000 / month
5000-6000 per biga / year
62
35-40
500 -1000 / month
2500-3000 Annually
15
35-40
-
2500-3000 saved per season
Name of specific technology / skill transferred
NB:
Should be based on actual study, questionnaire / group discussion etc. with ex-participants.
4.2.
Cases of large scale adoption (Please furnish detailed information for each case)
• High yielding varieties of Maize (PEHM-2) Gram (GNG469) and Wheat (Raj-4037) were adopted by the farming community at higher level.
• Use of Gypsum in oilseed crops
• Use of Mineral Mixture in Concentrate Mixture
• Infertility clinic at KVK
• Use of Bio-fertilizer at the time of sowing.
• Use of Fuel saving devices.
Details of impact analysis of KVK activities carried out during the reporting period
•
95 sponsered trainings of almost all the districts were successfully organized during the reporting.
•
Department of Animal Husbandry organized training of veterinary officers of the state on Oestrus synchronization. KVK provide practical
and training facilities to the department. This will indirectly help the animal rearers of the state. Commisioner Animal Husbandry
Government of India visited this training.
•
Bio fertilizer is readily available at KVK plant health laboratory.
•
Budget is almost fully utilized shows timely completion of activities.
•
Manger proves to be a fodder saving device for the farmers of Kherwada cluster.
•
Sirohi breed of Goat shows increase in both milk production (30%) and growth rate (60-70%) as compared to lpcal breed.
4.3
89
5.0 LINKAGES
5.1
Functional linkage with different organizations
Name of organization
Nature of linkage
1.
All India Radio / E T.V.
Radio Talk / Documentary
2.
Agricultural Department
Training, Information Exchange and VAP
3.
State Agricultural University (MPUAT)
Training and Information Exchange
4.
NGOs of District
5.
DRDA
ITraining and information exchange
6.
Watershed Development and Soil Conservation
Training & Information exchange
7.
Department of Animal Husbandry
Training, Treatment camp, advisory work and Information exchange
8.
Department of Horticulture
9.
NABARD
Information exchange
10. Department of Forest
11. Rajasthan State Seed corporation and NSC
Training and Information Exchange and seed production program
12. Rajasthan Mission on Livelihood
13. NAIP (ICAR)
Joint Diagnostic Survey and joint implementation of Project
14. India Zen Limited
Functional Linkages
NB
The nature of linkage should be indicated in terms of joint diagnostic survey, joint implementation, and participation in meeting, contribution received for infrastructural
development, conducting training programmes and demonstration or any other
5.2
List special programmes undertaken by the KVK, which have been financed by State Govt. / Other Agencies
Name of the scheme
Date / Month of initiation
Funding agency
Amount (Rs.)
National Agriculture Innovation Project – Grant
2012
ICAR
2.85
National Agriculture Innovation Project – Sustaniable Fund
2012
Village Fund
4.05
90
5.3
Details of linkage with ATMA
a) Is ATMA implemented in your district
S. No.
1.
2.
3
4.
5.
6.
7.
5.4
Programme
Farmers Scientist Interaction
Interdistrict integrated trainings of other districts
Integrated Training for Krishak mitra
Kisan Mela
Off campus one day training programme
Syncronization of Oestrus
On-campus training of farmers (Agri. & A.H.)
Nature of linkage
Interaction with Farmers
Training
Training
Extension
Training
Research
Training
Remarks
-
Give details of programmes implemented under National Horticultural Mission
S. No.
5.5
Yes
Programme
Nature of linkage
Remarks
Nature of linkage
Remarks
Nature of linkage with National Fisheries Development Board
S. No.
Programme
1.
6.
PERFORMANCE OF INFRASTRUCTURE IN KVK
6.1
Performance of demonstration units (other than instructional farm)
Sl.
No.
Demo Unit
Year of
Estt.
Details of production
Area
Variety
1
Dairy
1985
104 cows
Cross-bred and Gir
2
3
KVK Farm
Nursery including
Vermicompost
1984
1988
16.5 ha
2750 sq.
m.
Kagzi (Seeded)
Kagzi (Air Layering)
Honeydew
Ornamental
Vegetable Saplings
Vermi Compost
Produce
Qty.
Milk
(Lt.)
Lime
Lime
Papaya
2,50,401
25000
900
2500
6000
3500
3 ton
Amount (Rs.)
Gross
Cost of inputs
income
1,08,82,239
1,27,76,592
13,19,435
5,66,323
18,81,546
5,85,506
Remarks
-
91
Hi-tech Nursery
Aonla Orchard
Goat Demonstration Unit
Dairy Demonstration Unit
92
Sl.
No.
Name of Crop
Date of
Sowing
Date of Harvest
06/07/12 to
14//07/12
01/10/12 to
15/10/12
6.8
12/07/12
15/10/12 to
17/10/12
1.0
Detail of Production
Area
(ha)
Variety
Type of
Prod.
Amount
Cost of
Input (Lac)
Qty. (qt.)
Gross Income
(Lac)
Remark
6.2 Performance of instructional farm (Crops) including seed production
Kharif 2012
1
Maize
BIO-9681
Demo.
115.7
0.55
2.10 Green cobs also
sold
PU-31
Seed Produc
07.01
0.10
0.32 heavy rain
during pod
formation
CSV-20
Fodder
—
0.19
0.31
HQPM-1
2
Black Gram
3
Sorghum
13/07/12 to
25//07/12
28/10/12 to
15/11/12
2.0
4
San
03/07/12 to
05/07/12
01/09/12 to
2.0
-
Green
manuring
—
0.12
—
05/03/12 to
10/04/12
08/05/12 to
30/08/12
2.9
Parbhani kranti, Pusa
Hybrid,PPL,PPR etc.
Demo.
—
0.87
5.10
-
0.20
08/09/12
5
Okra, Chilli,
Cucurbits, Tomato,
Brinjal etc
6
Cluster-bean
13/07/12
20/09/12
0.8
-
Green
manuring
7
Cluster-bean
17/07/12
20/10/12 to
28/10/12
0.4
-
Demo.
3.20
0.05
0.32 heavy rain
during growth
8
Maize
15/07/12
20/09/12TO
30/09/12
0.4
Pratap Charry-6
Fodder
80.00
0.06
0.10
9
Maize
14/07/12
11/10/12
0.1
DMH-117
Demo.
HQPM-1
0.03
- Green Manure
DMH-117
(58qt/ha)
Sl.
No.
Name of Crop
Date of
Sowing
Date of Harvest
Area (ha)
12/10/12 to
20/10/12
0.2
Variety
Type of
Prod.
Amount
Qty. (qt.)
Cost of
Input (Lac)
Gross Income
(Lac)
0.03
-
Remark
93
Kharif 2012
1
Maize
15/07/12
EH-2101
BIO-9681
Crop
Museum
62.90
52.10
PEHM-2
45.02
NAVJOT
42.06
EHQ-16
61.05
Pratap Makka
Charry-6
42.02
Pratap M-5
48.05
Arawli
42.20
EH-2252
60.08
Pratap Hy-3
36.16
EH-2253
61.08
DHM-117
6062
HQPM-5
58.03
EH-3161
EH-2168
62.16
6315
Highest Yield
was obtained
63.15 qt./ha.
from
EH-2168
Sl.
No.
Name of Crop
Date of
Sowing
Date of Harvest
Area
(ha)
Variety
Type of
Prod.
Amount
Qty. (qt.)
Cost of
Input (Lac)
Gross Income
(Lac)
3.08
Remark
94
Rabi 2012-13
1
Pea
13/10/12 to
28/11/12
17/12/12 to
24/03/13
2.25
2
Vegetables (Tomato,
Radish, Cabbage,
Onion, Potato, Carrot,
Fenugreek, Coriander,
Brinjal)
14/10/12 to
20/11/12
12/10/12 to
25/03/13
1.7
3
Gram (Green)
17/10/12 to
20/10/12
28/12/13 to
29/03/13
1.4
Pratap Chana- 1
Demo.
65.37
0.40
4
Rizka
24/11/12
28/01/13 Cont,
1.1
Desi bhungaliya
Fodder
336.69
0.60
One and half
cutting
5
Barseem
19/10/12
18/12/13 Cont.
0.6
Maskavi
Fodder
397.19
0.30
Three cutting
6
Wheat
09/11/12
Harvesting Cont.
0.2
HI-8498
Crop Museum
(15 variety)
Azad P-1
Demo.
156.90
1.05
Pusa Hybrid, Imp.
Demo.
Japanise White, Pusa
Kesar, Nasik Red,
PPL, PPR etc
—
0.85
GW-322
GW-366
GW-173
GW-272
HI-1544
HI-8713
HI-8627
MP-4010
MP-1203
2.85
0.85
Harvesting going
on
Sl.
No.
Name of Crop
Date of
Sowing
Date of Harvest
Area
(ha)
Variety
Type of
Prod.
Amount
Qty. (qt.)
Cost of
Input (Lac)
Gross Income
(Lac)
Remark
95
RAJ-4037
T.durum
GK-7777
LOK-1
RAJ.3765
7
Gram
09/11/12
8
Mustard
10/11/12
08/03/13
0.1
Pratap Chana- 1
OFT
0.2
Pusa Jagganath
5 LOCALITY
IARI
Harvesting going
on
96
Crop Museum of Maize
Brinjal Production
Vegetable Cultivation
Seed Production of Pulse
6.3
Performance of production Units (bio-agents / bio pesticides / bio fertilizers etc., )
Sl.
No.
Name of the
Product
Rhizobium
culture
Agotobacter
culture
PSB culture
1
2
3
Amount (Rs.)
Qty
Cost of inputs
Remarks
Gross income
300 pkt
3000
716pkt
7160
991pkt
25025
6.4 Performance of instructional farm (livestock and fisheries production)
Sl.
No
Name
of the
animal /
bird /
aquatics
Details of production
Type of
Produce
Breed
1.
Cow
HF Cross, Jersey
Cross and Red
Dane Cross
Milk,
Paneer,
Rabri etc.
2.
Goat
Sirohi
Milk and
meat
6.5
Amount (Rs.)
Qty.
250401
Lit.
8
Remarks
Cost of
inputs
Gross
income
1,08,82,239
1.27.76.592
-
-
Breeding
Bucks
Rainwater Harvesting
Training programmes conducted by using Rainwater Harvesting Demonstration Unit
Date
6.6
Title of the
training course
Client (PF /
RY / EF)
No. of
Courses
No. of Participants
including SC / ST
M
F
No. of SC / ST
Participants
T
M
F
T
Utilization of hostel facilities
Accommodation available (No. of beds) :
Months
105
Title of the training course / Purpose of stay
No. of
trainees
stayed
Total
0
Trainee
days (days
stayed)
April 2012
May 2012
Scientific Method for Cultivation of Maize and Pigeon pea Crop
41
Three
Scientific Method for Cultivation of Maize and Pigeon pea Crop
33
Three
Training on integrated Agriculture
30
Two
Scientist farmer interaction
30
Two
30
Two
Training on soil and water conservation
30
Two
Training on pregnancy diagnosis and A.I.
30
Two
30
Two
Reason
for short
fall (if any)
98
Months
No. of
trainees
stayed
Trainee
days (days
stayed)
30
Two
13
Two
30
Two
25
Two
Training on Goat rearing
25
Two
30
Two
30
Two
25
Two
Training on Fruit and Vegetable cultivation
34
Three
Total
June 2012
Training on vegetable cultivation
16
Three
Effective use of solar cooker and routine maintenance
20
Three
Vocational training on Tailoring and Stitching
12
Twenty one
Training on Animal Production
29
Two
30
Two
28
Two
30
Two
37
Two
20
Two
27
Two
Total
July 2012
Integrated Agriculture training for dry areas
Total
August 2012
249
34
Five
34
30
Two
Vocational training on nursery raising and plant propagation
07
Twenty six
21
Two
57
Four
Training on maize cultivation
30
Two
30
Two
35
Two
Total
September 2012
496
210
Improved technologies for cultivation of wheat & Gram crop.
30
Three
Improved technologies for cultivation of wheat & mustard crop.
33
Three
Plant propagation methods
31
Three
Improved technology to get more milk from buffalos
23
Three
Improved plant nutrient use efficiency
35
Five
Scientific Management of organic manures for better soil health
improvement
30
Five
Krishak mitra training.
50
Five
Reason
for short
fall (if any)
99
Months
No. of
trainees
stayed
Trainee
days (days
stayed)
Krishak mitra training.
50
Five
30
Two
41
Five
Training on Oilseed cultivation
30
Two
30
Two
30
Two
Total
October 2012
Scientific cultivation of Onion and Cauliflower crop
46
Three
Training on How to get more milk from animals
26
Three
Training on water Management
29
Three
Training on IPM,INM and IWM
26
Three
Training on vegetable cultivation
50
Two
Training on PHT and value addition
28
Three
Total
November 2012
30
Two
Training on pulse production
30
Two
Training on oilseed production
30
Two
30
Two
Scientist farmer interaction
30
Two
25
Two
31
Three
How to get more milk from buffaloes
30
THree
Components and constraints of integrated nutrient management
29
Three
Training on Maize cultivation
40
Two
Training on PHT and value addition
26
Three
29
Two
Training on How to get more milk from cattle
30
Three
215
Improved water management system in rabi crops
30
Three
Nursery raising and plant propagation
57
Two
Nursery raising and plant propagation
25
Two
Training on Combat against Infertility in Animals
10
Three
08
Three
12
Three
09
Three
Total
Feburary 2013
175
Gottary a Profitable Venture for Tribles
Total
Janurary 2013
205
Training on pulse production
Total
December 2012
443
151
Nursery management and plant propagation practices
25
Three
Integrated Agriculture training
30
Two
Reason
for short
fall (if any)
100
Months
No. of
trainees
stayed
Trainee
days (days
stayed)
30
Two
30
Two
30
Two
31
Two
10
Three
11
Three
13
Three
31
Two
25
Three
30
Two
28
Two
Total
March 2013
324
30
Two
30
Three
30
Two
30
Two
25
Three
30
Two
33
Two
30
Two
33
Two
29
Two
28
Two
10
Three
10
Three
Management of dairy Animals
27
Two
Management of dairy Animals
40
Three
Training on Bamboo cultivation
50
Two
Total
465
Grand Total
2967
Reason
for short
fall (if any)
101
7.
FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
7.1
Details of KVK Bank accounts
Bank account
Name of the bank
Location
Account Number
With Host Institute
ICICI / Rajasthan Bank
VBS Branch
2910101000027
With KVK
SBI
Badgaon
10420840696
7.2
Utilization of funds under FLD on Oilseed (Rs. In Lakhs)
Released by ICAR
Item
Expenditure
st
Unspent balance as on 1
April 2013
Kharif
2012-13
Rabi
2012–12
Kharif
2012-13
Rabi
2012-13
Inputs
-
-
-
-
-
Extension activities
-
-
-
-
-
TA / DA / POL etc.
-
-
-
-
-
TOTAL
-
-
-
-
1, 20,713.34
7.3
Utilization of funds under FLD on Pulses (Rs. In Lakhs)
Released by ICAR
Expenditure
Item
Kharif
2012-13
Rabi
2012–12
Kharif
2012-13
Rabi
2012-13
Unspent
balance as on
st
1 April 2013
Inputs
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
TA / DA / POL etc.
-
-
-
-
-
TOTAL
-
-
-
7.4
170.13
Utilization of funds under FLD on Maize (Rs. In Lakhs)
Released by ICAR
Expenditure
Kharif 2012-13
Kharif 2012-13
Unspent balance as
st
on 1 April 2013
Inputs
-
-
-
-
-
-
TA / DA / POL etc.
-
-
-
TOTAL
-
-
-
Item
102
a.
Utilization of KVK funds during the year 2011-12 and 2012-13 (year-wise separately)
(current year and previous year)
Year 2011-12
S.
No.
Particulars
Sanctioned
Released
Expenditure
A. Recurring Contingencies
1
Pay & Allowances
2
Traveling allowances
3
Contengencies
A
7600000
7600000
7490204
150000
150000
150177
Stationery, telephone, postage and other expenditure
on office running, publication of Newsletter and library
maintenance (Purchase of News Paper & Magazines)
225000
225000
238138
B
POL, repair of vehicles, tractor and equipments
135000
135000
130105
C
Meals/ refreshment for trainees (ceiling upto Rs.40/ day/
trainee be maintained)
105000
105000
103453
D
Training material (posters, charts, demonstration
material including chemicals etc. required for
conducting the training)
115000
115000
143721
E
Frontline demonstration except oilseeds and pulses
(minimum of 30 demonstration in a year)
140000
140000
111281
F
On farm testing (on need based, location specific and
newly generated information in the major production
systems of the area)
70000
70000
47452
G
Training of extension functionaries
60000
60000
70319
H
Maintenance of buildings
50000
50000
53395
I
Establishment of Soil, Plant & Water Testing Laboratory
0
0
0
J
Library
0
0
0
8650000
8650000
8538245
Works (a) Borewell
0
0
0
(b) Rainwater harvesting structure with micro water
irrigation system
0
0
0
2
Equipments including SWTL & Furniture (a) plant
health diagnostic facilities
0
0
0
3
Vehicle (Four wheeler/ Two wheeler, please specify)
0
0
0
4
Library (Purchase of assets like books & journals)
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
8650000
8650000
8538245
TOTAL (A)
B Non Recurring Contengencies
1
TOTAL (B)
C. REVOLVING FUND
GRAND TOTAL (A+B+C)
103
Year 2012-13
S.
No.
Particulars
Sanctioned
Released
Expenditure
A. Recurring Contingencies
1
Pay & Allowances
85.0
85.0
84.15
2
Traveling allowances
1.50
1.50
1.49
3
Contengencies
A
Stationery,telephone,postage and other expenditure on
office running, publication of Newsletter and library
maintenance (Purchase of News Paper & Magazines)
3.80
3.80
2.18
B
POL,repair of vehicles,tractor and equipments
0.00
0.00
1.64
C
Meals/ refreshment for trainees (ceiling upto Rs.40/ day/
trainee be maintained)
5.70
5.70
0.49
D
Training material (posters,charts,demonstration material
including chemicals etc. required for conducting the
training)
0
0
0.80
E
Frontline demonstration except oilseeds and pulses
(minimum of 30 demonstration in a year)
0
0
1.93
F
On farm testing (on need based,location specific and
newly generated information in the major production
systems of the area)
0
0
0.47
G
Training of extension functionaries
0
0
0.49
H
Maintenance of buildings
0
0
0.50
I
Establishment of Soil,Plant & Water Testing Laboratory
0
0
0
J
Library
0
0
0
96.00
96.00
95.14
Works (a) Borewell
0
0
0
(b) Rainwater harvesting structure with micro water
irrigation system
0
0
0
2
Equipments including SWTL & Furniture (a) plant
health diagnostic facilities
0
0
0
3
Vehicle (Four wheeler/ Two wheeler,please specify)
0
0
0
4
Library (Purchase of assets like books & journals)
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
96.00
96.00
95.14
TOTAL (A)
B Non Recurring Contengencies
1
TOTAL (B)
C. REVOLVING FUND
GRAND TOTAL (A+B+C)
7.6
Status of revolving fund incuding asstes (Rs. in lakhs) for the three years
Year
Opening
balance as on
st
1 April
Income
during the
year
Expenditure
during the year
Net balance in hand as
st
on 1 April of each year
April 2010 to March 2011
1,15,19.101
43,94,375
-
1,59,14,476
1,59,14,476
17,59,912
-
1,76,74,388
1,76,74,388
17,70,703
-
1,94,45,091
8.0
104
Please include information which has not been reflected above (write in detail).
8.1
Constraints
(a)
Administrative
•
(b)
Financial
•
(c)
Policies for all the KVK's should be similiar.
Contingencies for soil testing laboratory and computer lab should be provided.
Technical
•
Funds for farmer's fair should be allocated.
•
Fund allocation for oilseed and other crops/ha. should be increased.
•
Extensive training to technical staff in Information Technology to fill gap of
advancement in this field.
•
Provide Laptop/Notebook to KVK for smooth working.

2. Annual Progress Report (01April 2012 To 31 March 2013)

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