OYO STATE AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME, SAKI

2013 PROPOSALS

2013 EXTENSION SUPPORT INDICATORS SUPPORT ACTIVITESTARGETREMARKS MTRMS12 One Field Trip and one MTRM is held per month FNTS26 OFARS8 No Of Farm Families415,030 No of SPATs to be established Focus is mainly on MTPs No of MTPs44 No of field Days33 One Field day is proposed per block No of Agric Shows3World Food day, State &National Agric shows

2013 EXTENSION SUPPORT INDICATORS CONTD No of group formed50 No of training per year8 Extension Publication to be Produced 6 Zonal steering committee Meeting 3 Zonal Technical Committee Meeting 3 Zonal refills workshop1 No of Extension workers (VEAs) 264 No of Extension workers (BEAs) 33 EA| Farmer ratio in the state1:800/1:1,000

DETAILS OF EXTENSION PUBLICATIONS PROSALS TitleTargetCollaborators Guides 1. HQCF (Unfermented) 2. Cassava Chips 3. Starch 4. Tapioca 5. Yam Chips Extension Diary 10, Leaflets 1. HIV/AIDS Effects on Agriculture 2.Genotype Compatibility 3.Avian Influenza 4. African Swine Fever Various

. RADIO AND TV PROGRAMMES TO BE AIRED IN 2013 Programme Title/TopicsFrequentlyBroadcasting stationDuration AgbelobaWeeklyBCOS radio15 minutes E je ka rokoWeeklyBCOS Television30 minutes Programmes on ATA cropsVariousBCOS, Amuludun

TRAINING PROGRAMMES PROPOSAL FOR 2013 S/ N Title Organiz ers Categories of Trainees No. of Trainees Collaborat ors 1 Report and Memo Writing ARMTIDirector of Admin1 2 Computer-based Auditing ARMTIInternal Auditor1 3 Effective Livestock Extension Methods ARMTI Director Technical Services 1 4 Training Needs Analysis &Training Programme Design ARMTIZonal RID Officer1 5Management Skills Development for Youth Leaders ARMTIBlock Extension Supervisor 1

TRAINING PROGRAMMES PROPOSAL FOR 2013 CONTD 6 Farm Planning &Management ARMTIDDPME1 7 Training Presentation Methods and Evaluation Skills ARMTIZonal RID Officer1 8 Audio-Visual Media Production Technology ARMTI Communication Officer 1 9 Mainstreaming Gender and the Vulnerable Group into Development Project ARMTIHead (WIA)1 10Effective use of MS- Power point & Multi- media Equipment for Formal Presentation ARMTIPlanning Officer II1

TECHNOLOGIES TO BE PROMOTED IN 2013 S/ N TitleSource Comme nts 1 Introduction of improved cassava varieties IITA 2 Seed Yam Production through Yam Minisett Technique RTEP 3 Rapid Multiplication of Vit. A cassava stems Harvest plus 4 Introduction of upland rice to farmers Rice/Mai ze Centre 5Cotton Production (SAMCOT II) IAR Samaru

TECHNOLOGIES TO BE PROMOTED IN 2013 CONTD 6Upgrading of Local Chicken 7 Improved housing unit for Sheep and Goat 8 Deworming of small ruminants using pawpaw seeds 9 Use of formulated pig ration using locally sourced feed ingredients 10SnaileryIAR&T

TECHNOLOGIES TO BE PROMOTED IN 2013 CONTD 11Homestead Fish pond 12 Utilization of Cassava for newly-developed products like tapioca, megau, croquettes, fritters, chichin,cakes etc IITA, RTEP, NPFS, FDA 13 Utilization of Soybeans for flour, soycorn milk and soy cheese IITA 14 Utilization of Maize for tombrown, mosa and kokoro IAR&T 15Utilization of rice for rice strips, coconut rice 16 Processing and preservation of fruits and leafy vegetables NSPRI 17Processing of spicesNIHORT

DIAGNOSTIC SURVEY TO BE CONDUCTED IN 2013 TitleCollaboratorsMajor findingsRemarks 1. Farmers Database Survey FMA&RD78,098 Total no of farmers registered to date 2. Market Price Survey FADAMA/ ADP Annual Average Market price 3. Agricultural Production Survey NPFS, FAFDAMA Annual Production Data Statewide (Wet season) 4. Agriccultural Production Survey FADAMAAnnual Production Data Statewide (Dry season)

GENERAL PLANS ComponentsReports FADAMA III component IV NPFSLoan recovery at the sites. Farmer Field School activities. CBARDPNA Commercial AgricNA Fertilizer Voucher System GES activities continues Input situationOYSAISU FertilizerOYSAISU Agro chemicalOYSAISU MTRM Situation Report 12

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