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Issues – Input Side Cheaper low productivity molecules
Precision Farming Multi Cropping Water conservation Soil preparation Best Product Trade mark violation ‘Seed to chemicals’ Best Quality Contamination and low cost high margin substitutes Price Lower Scientific Advisory Credit Issues – Input Side Cheaper low productivity molecules Seldom based on soil test reports Low access despite KCC Fragmented land holding Misuse of credit
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Grading & Packaging Advisory
Better Price APMC Connect (Done) Export Connect Institutional Connect Aggregator Connect Broadband connectivity Grading & Packaging Advisory Logistics Storage & Warehousing Issues – Output Side Better realization Absence of standards and ‘How’ Logistics rate contracts Lack of knowledge of location and accessibility
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backed by field presence
Behtar Zindagi A way to Smart Farming Digital based interactive platform for Farmers backed by field presence
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Input Sourcing Distributor Delivery Agents Govt subsidy Insurance Input Demand Generation Data Base Call Centre / CSC OBD/SMS Advisors Input Demand Fulfillment Quality sourcing Payment instrument Advisory Fulfillment Connect to Output Market Cus Sat Work Flow Disease situation Seeds (GM) Dosage Cus Sat Creating market links beyond APMCs Based on analytics following season cropping choice Call Centre, IVR, Application interface – backed by field operations team
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Alliances PPP model Technology Generation:
KCC integration through banks Payment Gateways Expert Advisories: IARI/ICAR/Univ/Retired (Soil, Horticulture, Agronomy) Data Base Generation: Soil health data base KCC membership linkages Logistics & Channels: CSCs Transportation software Content Alliances: IMD NCDEX Agromet Microfinance Companies Product Sourcing: Farm machinery manufacturers Govt sources for subsidy for soil health test and crop insurance
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Where Govt participation will work
A pooled common data base for soil health cards, for tests after every harvest (Data base to be put to better use) – connecting it with ‘Behtar Zindagi’ advisory - available 24x7 Connecting KCC with ‘Behtar Zindagi’ e-comerce Subsidy approvals and fast dispersal with job completion – soil & irrigation Crop insurance updates through a central repository across states Reaching to the masses – ‘Digital India’ Driving Government’s own programs through ‘Behtar Zindagi’ delivery system Allowing faster CSC tie-ups
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Key Processes Input Demand Generation Demand Fulfillment
Output Market Access Alliance Creation (Product) Alliance Creation (Corporate & Govt. institution) Farmer Satisfaction & Trust Creation
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District Level Roles
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Direct Cost Farmer Linked Field Team
Business Performance Measure – App & Desktop Based ost Direct Cost Farmer Linked Input Material Cost (Unit Cost X Own Disc X Qty) Name / FPO Name Entry Date Co-ordinates (Address, Number, Mail, Block) Farm Size Crop Grown Size Other Data Base (Bank a/c, Adhar, KCC, Soil Health Card) Material Details (Item + Qty + price bought + price sold + addn. comm + bought for crop) Block wise Crop wise Delivery Cost (Fuel + Field Sal) Farmer/FPO wise Lead Management Cost (Eq Hire + Call Centre + Co-ordination for Mkt Dev i.e Fuel & percentage of salary Product Category wise Field Team Order recd date / time Order del / can dt / time Distance travelled Delivered / Return (reason) Delivery agent wise
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Overview of Haryana Fertilizer Consumption 13.57 Lakh tones / season
Pesticide 4060 tones/season Certified Seeds (Rabi) tones Total Farmers 1,51,000 Land Holding Small – 19%, Marginal 47%, Medium 13%, Large 3%, Small Medium 18% Second highest food grain contributor to central in Source Agriculture Economics Research Centre (11-12), except where year is mentioned
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