convergence in up-uttar pradesh

8/17/2019 Convergence in UP-Uttar Pradesh

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ZONAL PROJECT DIRECTORATE, KANPUR


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Fifty districts have been identified for immediate

convergence in the country.

Uttar Pradesh - Chitrakoot

GondaLalitpurPratapgarh

Uttarakhand - Champawat

Interventions of KVKs


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79000Medium fertility,good for plantation

Sandy Loam(Parwa)

70000Medium fertilitySilty Clay

(Kabar)

15000Leveled, HeavySoils

Clay (Mar)

34000Undulated, lowfertility

Sandy(Rocker)

Area in haCharacteristicsSoil type


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Area, Production and Productivity of major crops cultivated in

the district (2006-07)

8.44563906683Barley

3.142260720Linseed

2.4492203784Mustard

3.736375017091Lentil

4.111579638478Gram

12.5365182052023Wheat

5.23423108091Bajra

5.418799016266Pigeon pea

4.367500017196Sorghum

2.523271012979Paddy

Productivity (Qt./ha)Production (Qt.)Area (ha)Crop


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Summary of Achievements (2007-08)

OFTs: 14 Technologies (165 farmers)

FLDs: 116ha (576 farmers)

Trainings: 116 courses (2595 participants)

Extension Activities: 540 (21802 farmers)

Seed Production: 212 q.

Planting Material: 72688

Chitrakoot


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Available Technological Options

• Fish seed production

• Fish Culture• Seed production of pulses

- Lentil

- Gram- Pigeon pea• Production of planting material of fruits and agro-forestry species

• Dairying• Watershed Management• Dry land Farming

Chitrakoot


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Action Plan

A. Trainings

• Organisation of five training programmes (200 participants ) yearly perdistrict in relevant area for three days.

• Estimated expenditure @ Rs. 250 per participant per day for one trainingprograme of 40 persons.• Expenditure for five training programmes Rs. 30000.00 x 5 = Rs. 150000.00

Chitrakoot

B. Technology model development in a village

• Demonstration on fish culture = Rs. 25000/ha

• Seed production demostration on pulses = Rs. 8000/ha for critical inputs

• Production of planting material = Rs. 50000 for 1600 Sq mt

• Dairying = Rs. 50000 per unit (4 animal)


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Gonda

District Profile

This zone is situated at the bank of Terhi Sarayu and Ghaghara river. Thesoil is silty clay & sandy some area of this zone is flood affected for 3-4months during kharif season.

Majha :-(Part of Colonelganj, Paraspur,Belsar, Tarbganj)

This Zone comist of low land type of soil having loam, sandy loam, clay andorganic matter rich soil farming situation is irrigated.

Tarhar (Low land) :-(Part of Cutara, Belsar, Paraspur,Haldharmau, colonelganj &

Tarabganj)

This Zone comist of upland soil having sandy to sandy loam type os soil.Farming situation is irrigated and unirrigated both

Uparhar (Up land) :-(Part of Jhajhari, Padari Kripal, Wajeerganj & Rupaideeh)

This Zone Consist of plain and forest land. Soil is silty clay to loams type.Farming situation is irrigated.

Tarai :-(Part of Mujehana, Itea thok &Rupai deaha & Mankapur)

District Gonda is devided into four micro -agro-climatic zones

CharacteristicsAgro-climatic Zone

Flood prone, sandy soil, paddy tobacco sugarcane, wheat, tomato,muskmelon.AES-IV

Sandy loam rich in organic matter, paddy, maize, arhar, groundnut, wheat, pea,sugarcane, potato, brinjal, jaikfruit, mango.

AES-III

Sandy soil, wheat, Gram, Groundnut, paddy, Mustard, Potato, Maize, Arhar,Moong, Urad, Borlay, Jowar, Lentil, Okra, Brinjal, Mango.

AES-II

Clay loam, Paddy ,Sugarcane, Brinjal, tomato, Okra, Mango & Fodder.AES-I

CharacteristicsAgro ecological situation


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Soil types

197858Fertile soil with rich soil nutrientSandy loam

120884Low organic matter content highinfiltration and percolation rate

Sandy soil

Area in haCharacteristicsSoil type

Gonda

Area, Production and Productivity of major crops cultivated in the district

224.326599502942Potato

1.78190109Sesamum

4.1320048Linseed

9.3810654011355Mustard

6.429518014825Lentil

7.61615508086Arhar

11.70466803990Pea

9.25539205832Gram

17.7214030792Barley

24.914063050163109Wheat

15.2443028Bajara

8.0844145054635Maize(Kharif)

10.9222020Jowar

20.112656170132082Paddy

Productivity (Qtl /ha)Production (Qtl)Area (ha)Crop


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Gonda

Summary of Achievements (2007-08):


FLDs: 83 ha (380 farmers)






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Gonda


• Piggery• Goatery• Cultivation of banana, Aonla and mango• Production of seed and planting material• Management of sodic soils

• Women empowerment


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Gonda

Action Plan

A. Trainings

• Organisation of five training programmes (200 participants ) yearly perdistrict in relevant area for three days.

• Estimated expenditure @ Rs. 250 per participant per day for one training

programe of 40 persons.• Expenditure for five training programmes Rs. 30000.00 x 5 = Rs. 150000.00


• Demonstration on piggery = Rs 15000 per unit (4+1)

• Production of planting material = Rs 50000 for 1600 Sq mt

• Establishment of Goatery (Berbery) = Rs 15000 per unit (10+1)

• Cultivation of banana/aonla/mango = Rs 60000 per acre


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Pratapgarh

District Profile

Zone receives low, scanty and uneven distributed rainfall

with shallow and poor soil.

Eastern Plain Zone

CharacteristicsAgro-climatic Zone

Clay soil dominated with sodicity,irrigation by canal, paddy & wheat are

major crops (57421.60 ha)

Babaganj, parts ofAaspurdevsara, Mangraura,

Gaura, Bihar & Kalakankar.

AES III

Clay loam soil, Irrigation by canal &borewell, paddy & wheat are major crops( 88555.10 ha)

Gaura and part of AaspurDevsara, Patti, Mandhata,Bihar, Laxmanpur, Babaganj &Lalganj.

AES II

Sandy loam soil, irrigation by canal and

borewell, rainfed major crop Jowar-bajara, Arhar, Til & irrigated major cropwheat, paddy , mustard, vegetable cropsviz. Tomato, Potato, Cucumber & Mango,Aonla plantation (215620.30 ha)

Shivgarh, Sadar, Rampur

sangramgarh, SandwaChandika, Patti, Mandhata,Aaspur Devsara, Mangraura,Sangipur, part ofBababelkharnathdham, Kunda& Kalakankar

AES I

CharacteristicsDevelopment BlocksAgro ecologicalsituation (AES)


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Pratapgarh

Area, Production and Productivity of major crops cultivated in thedistrict (2007)

22.0249101130Maize

14.5280901045Barley

3.01200400Moong

4.8249005140Urd

12.4738005950Bengal gram

9.7551005660Field pea

169.712106407132Potato

8.6229102671Mustard

17.623530013380Arhar

8.112295015160Bajara

11.8476204033Jowar

27.73933300142160Wheat

17.0168259098976Paddy

Productivity (Qt /ha)Production (Qt)Area (ha)Crop


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Pratapgarh



FLDs: 20 ha (291 farmers)






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Pratapgarh


• Production of broiler• Layers and quail• Use of zero till and laser leveler• Vermiculture

• Fruit preservation• Sodic land management


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Pratapgarh

Action Plan

A. Trainings

• Organisation of five training programmes (200 participants ) yearlyin relevant area for three days.

• Estimated expenditure @ Rs. 250 per participant per day for one trainingprograme of 40 persons.

• Expenditure for five training programmes Rs. 30000.00 x 5 = Rs. 150000.00


• Preservation = Rs 100000=00

• Poultry = Rs 10000=00

• Vermicompost = Rs 20000 per unit

• Z T = Rs 5000 per ha

• Demonstration on

Laser Leveler = Rs 8000 per ha


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Lalitpur

220.39.55

17.47

3.2516.72

14.21

2.595.02

0.622.27

1.02

24.007.506.80

4.906.80

3.50

7.907.50

2.906.80

2.10

918001274024700

665024600

40600

32906700

21503350

4870

224.413.561520

3.4815.37

12.27

3.014.97

0.542.63

0.90

23.208.906.40

4.706.50

3.10

8.007.15

2.756.35

2.05

967601524023750

740023650

39600

37706960

19904150

4410

197.414.5514.23

4.5212.37

16.44

3.585.63

0.784.78

0.57

WheatChickpeaPea

LentilMaize

Urd

MaizeGroundnut

MoongSoybean

Til

I

PYAPYAP

20062001Name of the

CommodityAES


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Lalitpur

109.08

25.05

22.9514.416.9117.762.280.20

0.612.20

0.81

27.00

8.70

7.105.407.903.709.508.50

3.108.40

2.50

40400

28800

32330267008750480002400240

19902620

3260

114.8

26.45

21.9113.525.99

17.822.660.28

0.642.74

0.40

25.90

8.45

6.904.907.353.609.008.40

2.958.15

2.35

44360

31310

31760276008150

495002960340

21603360

1742

Wheat

Chickpea

PeaLentilMaizeUrdMaizeGroundnut

MoongSoybean

Til

II

PYAPYA

20062001Name of theCommodity

AES

A –Area in ‘000’ ha; Y - Yield (Productivity) in Kgs./ha; P -Production ‘000’ mt.


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Lalitpur

Summary of Achievements (2007- 08):


FLDs: 63 ha ( 132 farmers)

Trainings: 43 courses ( 1203 farmers)

Extension Activities: 62 ( 1290 participants)



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Lalitpur


1.Seed production of pulses -

• Gram• Pea

• Lentil

2. Composite fish culture3. Watershed management activities4. Dry land Farming


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Lalitpur

Action Plan

Trainings

• Organisation of five training programmes (200 participants ) yearlyin relevant area for three days.

• Estimated expenditure @ Rs. 250 per participant per day for one training

programe of 40 persons.

• Expenditure for five training programmes Rs. 30000.00 x 5 = Rs. 150000.00

Technology model development in a village

• Demonstration of fish culture = Rs 25000 per ha

• Demonstration on water shed = Rs. 100000

• Seed Production of pulses = Rs. 8000 per demonstration


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Champawat

District Profile

• Cold climate

• Rainfed hail storm & frost & coldness verycommon

• Snowfall frequently

• Rainfed & red dark black clay soil.

High hills

(1700- 2500 m AMSL)

• Mostly cold climate• Rainfed moist brown forest soil.• Hail storm & frost are common.• Some times snowfall also.

Mid hills North aspect

(1200-1700 m AMSL)

• Warm and humid climate

•

Mostly rainfed, sandy loam soil• Hail storm & frost are common• Winter cold & summer warm

Mid hills South aspect

(1200-1700 m AMSL)

• Dry and warm climate.• Irrigated- Alluvial and sandy loam• Rainfed sandy loam.

Lower hills(600-1222m AMSL)

-Hill and mountain agro-ecosystem

CharacteristicsAgro-climatic Zone/topography


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Champawat

Area, Production and Productivity of major crops cultivated in the district

4.15751Urd

15.928212Finger millet

13.8459Field pea

9.7236Gram

8.18984Lentil

15.921697Barnyard

millet

11.451213Maize

11.699426Paddy

15.2614456Wheat

Productivity (Qtl.)Area (ha)Crop


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Champawat

60.802828465Cabbage

92.66714725Tomato

103.672570Onion

27.6760275Capsicum

97.51998205Radish

120.7049541Cauliflower

29.21415485Veg. Pea

166.8360502161Potato

60960160Lady finger

1402100150Brinjal

Productivity(q/ha)

Production(Mt)

Area(ha)

Vegetables


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Champawat

14.425661780Others

14.70289719.71Litchi

18.9038932060Citrus2.1160746Walnut

13.20855645Apricot

19.51690867Plum

21.701421655Peach

12.1564465Apple

Productivity(q/ha)

Production(Mt)

Area (ha)Fruits


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Champawat


OFTs: 2 Technologies ( 28 farmers)

FLDs: 17 ha ( 333 farmers)

Trainings: 55 courses ( 1081 participants)

Extension Activities: 804 ( 4679 farmers)



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Champawat


• Protected cultivation of vegetables• Bee keeping• Production of vegetable seedlings

• Production of saplings of fruits like pear and malta• Mushroom production


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Champawat

Action Plan

A.Trainings

• Organisation of five training programmes (200 participants ) yearly

in relevant area for three days.• Estimated expenditure @ Rs. 250 per participant per day for one training

programe of 40 persons.• Expenditure for five training programmes Rs. 30000.00 x 5 = Rs. 150000.00

B. Technology model devlopment in a village

• Protected cultivation/ nursery raising = Rs 20000.00/ Unit (100 sq m t )of indigenous

Rs 50000 per unit(100 sq mt of improved structure)

• Bee keeping = Rs 60000 for 20 box unit

• Mushroom = Rs. 50000 per unit


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