1. GROUP - IV NATIONAL CONFERENCE FOR RABI CAMPAIGN 2014-15
GOVERNMENT OF TELANGANA
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
FOR RABI CAMPAIGN
GROUP - IV
STRATEGY TO ENHANCE THE OILSEEDS AND PULSES PRODUCTION
(17th & 18th September, 2014)
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
TELANGANA

2. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE TELANGANA, HYDERABAD
TELANGANA STATE
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE TELANGANA, HYDERABAD

3. TELANGANA - PROFILE S NO CATEGORY Unit AREA (Lakh Ha) 1
TOTAL GEOGRAPHICAL AREA
Lakh Ha
114.84 2
GROSS CROPPED AREA
56.90 3
NET CROPPED AREA
46.54 4
GROSS IRRIGATED AREA
25.57 5
NET IRRIGATED AREA
17.74 6
NUMBER OF FARM HOLDINGS
Lakh Nos.
55.54
MARGINAL
34.41
B) SMALL
13.27
C) OTHERS
7.86 7
TOTAL AREA OPERATIONS
61.96
15.67
18.69
27.60 8
AVERAGE ANNUAL RAINFALL mm
906.5 9
CROPPING INTENSITY %
1.24 10
IRRIGATION INTENSITY
1.44

4. TELANGANA - LAND UTILISATION

6. RAINFALL (SWM) (1-6-2014 TO 10-9-2013)
Normal (SWM) : mm
Normal as on date : mm
Received : mm
Deviation : -30 % Deficit
Sl. No
Districts
No. of
districts
Status & deviation 1
Mahaboobnagar
Normal
(+19% to -19%) 2
Adilabad,Nizamabad,Medak,Warangal,Karimnagar,Rangareddy,Nalgonda and Khammam 8
Deficit
(-20% to -59%)

9. PRODUCTION (Lakh tonnes)
CROP-WISE TARGETED AREA, PRODUCTIVITY & PRODUCTION (PLANNED for ) The productivity and production is targeted, planned assuming the rains are normal, evenly spread out and in case the reservoirs are full for (Kharif-2014 and Rabi season) is shown below:
S. No.
C r o p s
Normal Kharif
TARGETS FOR THE YEAR
AREA (Lakhh hect.)
YIELD (Kg./hect)
PRODUCTION (Lakh tonnes)
Kharif
Rabi
Total
CEREALS 1
Rice
10.04
11.98
7.71
19.69
3189
3442
3288
38.21
26.54
64.75
PADDY
4783
5163
4932
57.31
39.81
97.12 2
Wheat
0.1
1345
0.13 3
Jowar
0.89
0.72
1.09
1.81
1210
1065
1123
0.87
1.16
2.03 4
Bajra
0.06
0.01
0.07
838
1616
1333
0.05
0.02 5
Ragi
0.03
1174
1867
1586
0.04 6
Maize
4.66
5.56
1.63
7.19
4320
5130
4504 24
8.38
32.38 7
Minor Millets
Total Coarse Grains
5.64
6.35
2.85
9.2
3929
3426
3774
24.94
9.73
34.67
PULSES 8
Bengalgram
1768
1.76 9
Redgram
2.89
2.9
0.12
3.02
576
500
573
1.67
1.73 10
Greengram
1.53
1.77
0.19
1.96
598
903
627
1.07
0.17
1.24 11
Blackgram
0.47
0.55
0.21
0.76
841
769
822
0.46
0.16
0.62 12
Horsegram
379
436
434 13
Other pulses (cowgram etc)
0.15
736
852
831
Total Pulses
4.93
5.25
1.69
6.94
613
1343
791
3.22
2.27
5.49
Total Food grains
20.61
23.58
12.25
35.83
2815
3157
2932
66.37
38.67
105.04

10. GROUNDNUT Year Area (000 ha) Yield (kgs / ha) Production (000 tons)
214.00
1682
360.00
196.00
1796
352.00
171.36
1525
261.33
188.51
1792
337.84
210.00
1676
Normal
195.97
1694
332.63

11. SOYBEAN Year Area (000 ha) Yield (kgs / ha) Production (000 tons)
156.00
827
129.00
126.00
1698
214.00
128.28
1616
207.24
157.82
1818
286.85
242.00
1612
390.00
Normal
162.02
1514
245.42

12. CASTOR Year Area (000 ha) Yield (kgs / ha) Production (000 tons)
99.00
384
38.00
104.00
481
50.00
91.52
390
35.73
98.39
535
52.61
79.00
709
56.00
Normal
94.38
500
46.47

13. TOTAL OIL SEEDS Year Area (000 ha) Yield (kgs / ha)
Production (000 tons)
578.00
1142
660.00
496.00
1411
700.00
448.36
1308
586.47
509.73
1441
734.45
588.00
1565
920.00
Normal
524.02
1373
720.18

14. OILSEEDS AREA SOWN DURING KHARIF -2014 UPTO 10-9-2014
Area in Lakh Ha
Sl.No
Crop
Normal Season
Kharif Target
Area Sown
% Sown to Normal
% Sown to Kharif targets
Last year as on 10/9/2013
Current year as on date 1
Groundnut
0.256
0.25
0.16
0.087 34 35 2
Sesamum
0.09
0.05
0.03
0.04 44 80 3
Sunflower
0.038
0.02
0.01
0.028 74
140 4
Soybean
1.61
2.56
2.84
2.71
168
106 5
Castor
0.934
0.80
0.83
0.618 66 77
Total Oilseeds
2.928
3.68
3.87
3.483
119 95
Remarks:
Sowing of Groundnut is lagging behind i.e 66% less sown over Normal area and 65% less over targeted area due to erratic and uneven rains received in Telangana region.

15. CROP WISE RECOMMENDED VARIETIES FOR OILSEEDS

16. BREEDER SEED OF NEW VARIETIES DURING KHARIF`2014
Strengthening of seed chain & supply of quality certified seed of recommended potential genotypes (cultivar) for different farming situations.
Sl. No.
Crop
Variety
Quantity Lifted(Qtls) 1
Ground nut
DSG-1 3
ICGV-91114
150
Kadiri, Harithandhra (K 1319) 40
Kadiri-6
300
Kadiri-9 80
Narayani (TCGS-29)
TG-37A 60
Total
673 2
Sesamum
SWETHA TIL
0.1
Soybean
LSB-1
0.4
TOTAL
673.5

17. PRODUCTION OF FOUNDATION & CERTIFIED SEED DURING KHARIF`2014
Sl.
No.
Crop
Variety
F/s produced
(Qtls)
C/s produced 1
Ground nut
ICGV-91114
960
8000
Kadiri-6
1920
331245
Kadiri-9
1190
2000
Narayani (TCGS-29)
720
9936
TG-37A
1000
Total
4790
352181

18. CERTIFIED OILSEEDS SEED DISTRIBUTION
DURING KHARIF-2014

19. Area in lakh ha., Quantity in lakh qtl)
SEED SUPPLY PLAN FOR RABI
Area in lakh ha., Quantity in lakh qtl)
Sl. No.
Crop
Normal area
Area Planned
Total seed require ment
Planned for supply
Estimated Seed availability with Govt. & Pvt Sector 1
Groundnut
1.70
1.940
2.910
1.862
2.420 2
Sesamum
0.16
0.150
0.008
0.003
0.004 3
Sunflower
0.28
0.490
0.025 4
Safflower
0.11
0.100
0.010
TOTAL
2.25
3.58
2.95
1.894
2.45

20. STATUS OF SEED REPLACEMENT RATE (%)

21. MINIKIT VARIETIES DISTRIBUTED DURING KHARIF-2014 & PLAN FOR RABI-2014-15
S.No
Crop
Season
Varieties
Allotment 1
Groundnut
Kharif
Kadiri-6,Kadiri-9, ICGV-91114
4825 2
Soybean
JS-93-60
7000
Total
11825
Rabi
Kadiri-6, Kadiri-9
10000
Sunflower
KBSH-44, DRSF-113
1400
11400

22. IMPROVEMENT OF PRODUCTIVITY IN HIGH AREA WITH LOW PRODUCTIVITY
Introduction of short duration varieties in water scarcity areas.
Deep ploughing to eliminate Soil borne diseases & to make the soil for more water holding capacity.
Popularization resistant varieties for sucking pest in Groundnut like K-6 and wilt resistant varieties in Sunflower.
Encourage water harvesting structures like farm ponds with lining .Use of sprinklers and water supply pipes to cover more area with existing water resources.
Reclamation of problematic soils through Gypsum/Lime.

23. INCREASE OF AREA IN OILSEEDS
Introduction of Oilseeds in non traditional areas
Encouraging Intercropping Groundnut with Red gram in 11:1or 7:1 ratio.
Sunflower as catch crop in situations where water is available for shorter duration in rabi/summer season.
In Telangana Region where groundnut is grown mainly during Rabi season in districts like Mahabubnagar, Warangal, Karimnagar, the department is planning for timely supply of quality inputs and sprinklers.
Groundnut crop shall be promoted in upland areas of Nalgonda, Medak, Mahabubnagar, districts.
Increased area under protective irrigation with water saving devices like Sprinklers and water carrying pipes.

24. ENHANCEMENT OF PRODUCTIVITY THROUGH INM AND IPM
Seed treatment with fungicides and Bio agents.
Popularization of Rhizobium culture application.
Popularization of Phosphorus Soluble Bacteria.
Adopt soil test based fertilizer recommendations and application of gypsum in irrigated groundnut crop for Ca ,and Sulphur requirement .
Rectification of Micronutrient deficiency through application of ZnSO4, Iron, Boron.
Maintenance of optimum plant population is a key factor to achieve higher yield.
Pest monitoring and control through pheromone traps, Trichoderma cards.
Training on identification of Pest/Disease and effective control through appropriate chemical and dosage.
Parthenium eradication campaign may be taken up at appropriate time.

25. CRITICAL INTERVENTIONS TO INCREASE OILSEED PRODUCTIVITY AND PRODUCTION
Seed Replacement Ratio (SRR) planned for different oil seed crops is: Ground nut (64%), Sun flower and Soybean (100%), and Sesamum (35%) respectively.
Varietal Replacement Ratio (VRR): Replacement of old varieties with new varieties.
Strengthening of seed chain i.e, seed production programme from Breeder seed to Foundation and Certified seed.
Supply of quality certified seed of recommended potential genotypes (cultivar) for different farming situations.
Popularization of short duration varieties in rainfed areas.
Popularization Botrytis & Drought resistant varieties in Castor and wilt resistant varieties in Sunflower.
Sowing through Multi crop planter for maintaining plant optimum population .

26. Capacity building : On farm training through FFS
Contd…
Popularization of pre emergence weedicides for effective control of weeds.
Effective use of water through sprinkler sets , and water carrying pipes in low water availability areas.
Capacity building : On farm training through FFS
Enhancing the Extension Reach through Adarsha Rythus, NGOS’, Rythu Clubs and Rythu Mitra Groups etc., by utilizing Press and Electronic media.
Planning with Research back up by working in co-ordination with scientists of ANGRAU, KVKs, DAATT centers to extend timely guidance.
Special emphasis on Information Technology by providing information online through AGRISNET.

27. IMPROVEMENT OF PRODUCTIVITY IN HIGH AREA WITH LOW PRODUCTIVITY
Introduction of short duration varieties in rainfed areas.
Deep ploughing to eliminate Soil borne diseases & to make the soil for more water holding capacity.
Popularization resistant varieties for sucking pest in Groundnut like K-6 and wilt resistant varieties in Sunflower.
Encourage water harvesting structures like farm ponds with lining .Use of sprinklers and water supply pipes to cover more area with existing water resources.
Reclamation of problematic soils through Gypsum/Lime.

28. MINIKITS DISTRIBUTED DURING KHARIF-2014 & PLAN FOR RABI-2014-15
S.No
Crop
Season
Varieties
Allotment (No. of kits.) 1
Groundnut
Kharif
Kadiri-6,Kadiri-9, ICGV-91114
4825 2
Soybean
JS-93-60
7000
Total
11825
Rabi
Kadiri-6, Kadiri-9
10000
Sunflower
KBSH-44, DRSF-113
1400
11400

29. PRODUCTIVITY ENHANCEMENT AND INCREASE OF PRODUCTION IN OILSEEDS THROUGH .
1.Cropping system approach. 2.Replacement of Varieties. 3.Weed management 4.Nutrition Management. 5.Pest and Disease Management 6.Farm Mechanization 7.Post harvest.

30. 1.Cropping Systems Approach:
Crop rotation with groundnut/ finger millet/ sorghum/ chickpea/ soybean are effective.
Intercropping of Groundnut with Castor and Redgram ( 7: 1 )
2.Replacement of Varieties:
Replacement of existing varieties with recently released (less than 10 years) high yielding varieties.
The old varieties like TMV-2 and JL-24 are replaced with K6 and promoting new varieties like K9, ICGV 91114, TAG 24, Anantha, Kadiri ,Haritandra.

31. 3.Weed Management
Main reason for low productivity in Oilseeds both in Kharif and Rabi is due to excessive Weed growth.
Due to shortage of Agriculture Labour and the increased wages, the hand weeding and hoeing is not possible at appropriate stage of crop growth.
Timely Intercultivation can be done to reduce weed competition for which low cost implements may be popularized.
Encouragement of Weed management through weedicides (Preemergence and Post emergence).
Planning to eradicate the Parthenium weed and soil application of FYM enriched with Trichoderma Viridi to manage the Peanut Stem Necrosis disease (PSND) and Peanut Bud Necrosis disease ( PBND).

32. 5. Pest and Disease Management
4.Nutrient Management:
Recommendation of Balanced Major Nutrients (NPK)
Rectification of Zn deficiency through Basal Application and /or through foliar spray of Zinc Sulphate
Reclamation of problematic soils through Gypsum/Lime.
Rectification of Micro Nutrient deficiencies like Boron and Iron .
5. Pest and Disease Management
Seed treatment with Bio Agents like Trichoderma Viridi.
Creating Awareness of different pests and diseases through training and field exposure.
Creating Awareness of using appropriate pesticide concentration and quantity of spray fluid
Encouraging to select disease/pest resistant varieties.

33. 6.Farm Mechanization 7.Post Harvest
Popularisation of Rotavators for proper land preparation ,weed control and root growth.
Encouraging line sowing and simultaneous application of basal nutrients through Multicrop Seed Cum fertilizer Drills.
Encouraging Mechanical Harvesting to avoid labour scarcity and to minimize crop loss due to adverse climatic conditions.
7.Post Harvest
Post Harvest Technology should be used for improving the quality of produce and also to reduce the cost of cultivation.
To get remunerative price to the farmer, procurement is arranged through societies and Nodal Agencies like MARKFED.

34. FUNDS POSITION UNDER MM-I-OILSEEDS OF NMOOP FOR 2014-15
Rs. in lakhs S. No
Scheme
Action Plan Approved by GOI
Budget Released by GOI
Budget Proposals submitted to GOTG for release
Central
State
Total 1
MM-I-Oilseeds
186.00
62.00
248.00 2
MM-II-OilPalm
196.00
65.33
261.33
382.00
127.33
509.33
Remarks: Proposals submitted to the Govt. of Telangana for Rs lakhs for Oilseeds & Rs lakhs for Oilpalm and BRO is awaited.

35. Progress of MM-I Oilseeds under NMOOP during Kharif 2014
Sl. No
Name of the Component
Unit
Targets
Achievements
Phy
Financial
Total I
Seed Component 1
Purchase of Breeders seed
Qtls.
128
11.53 2
Production of Foundation seed
296
2.96 3
Production of Certified seed
395
3.95 4
Certified Seed Subsidy
a)Crop and Varieties(Groundnut, Soybean seed)
14086
169.03
169.0
b)Hybrids (Castor, Sunflower seed)
198
4.94
15103
14905 II
Tranfer of Technology 5
Block Demonstrations
1200
61.33
200
6.13 6
Integrated Pest Management (Farmers Field Schools)
Nos 92
24.59 49
4.92 7
Farmers Training
0.96  1
 0.26 8
Officer's/Extension workers Training(Input dealers included)
0.72
 0.36 9
Mission Management Expenses
26.650
1298
251
11.671
III
Production Inputs 10
Distribution of Gypsum/pyrite/liming/dolomite etc Ha
2470
18.53
525
3.94 11
Supply of Rhizobium culture/Phosphate Solubilising Bacteria
Ha.
741
2.22 12
PP Chemicals, Weedicides,Micro Nutrients
12.35
545
2.725 13
Plant Protection Equipment a
Manually operated Knap-Sack Sprayers/Foot operated Sprayers
173
1.38 b
Knap-Sack and Taiwan power Sprayers (capacity above 16 lts) 14
Distribution of improved farm implements
Manual / Bullock drawn 79
7.90
Tractor driven Farm Implements 25
12.45 15
Seed Storage Bins
Nos. 99
1.98 16
Distribution of Sprinkler irrigation sets(As per NMSA Norms)
1380
137.99
206
18.971 17
Pipes for carrying water from source to the field
No of pipes
477160
119.29
143148
35.787 18
Flexy Funds
70.93
484646
389.96
144424
61.42
Grand Total
501046
696.62
159580
260.56 35

36. AREA, PRODUCTIVITY AND PRODUCTION TARGETS OF OILSEEDS FOR RABI 2014-15
S.No.
CROP
Rabi
Area
(‘000’ Ha)
Yield (Kg/Ha)
Production (‘000’ Tonnes) 1
GROUNDNUT
194
1774
343 2
SESAMUM 15
384 6 3
SUNFLOWER 49
1200 59 4
SAFFLOWER 10
1028 5
LINSEED
482
NIGER SEED  0 9
OTHER OILSEED (Castor)
396
Rape & Mustard
1311
TOTAL OIL SEEDS
272
1553
422

37. STRATEGY TO ENHANCE
PULSES PRODUCTION

38. AREA & PRODUCTION OF PULSES FROM 2011 -12 TO 2013-14
Crop
Area Covered Ha.
Productivity Kg/ha
Redgram
298635
275700
262000 
303
556
529 
Bengalgram
84858
111955
114000 
849
1464
 1705
Greengram
147839
149647
127000 
552
733
693 
Blackgram
69934
56350
45000 
597
912
867 
Other pulses
3305
4123
11000 
128
526
650 
Total pulses
604571
558958

39. REDGRAM Year Area (000 ha) Yield (kgs / ha) Production (000 tons)
294.00
378
111.00
341.00
446
152.00
298.64
304
90.71
275.70
554
152.80
262.00
531
139.00
Normal
294.27
442
129.10

40. BENGALGRAM Year Area (000 ha) Yield (kgs / ha) Production (000 tons)
122.00
1434
175.00
110.00
1345
148.00
84.86
849
72.06
111.96
1464
163.91
114.00
1702
194.00
Normal
108.56
150.59

41. GREENGRAM Year Area (000 ha) Yield (kgs / ha) Production (000 tons)
201.00
129
26.00
210.00
533
112.00
147.84
552
81.58
149.65
735
109.97
127.00
693
88.00
Normal
167.10
528
83.51

42. BLACKGRAM Year Area (000 ha) Yield (kgs / ha) Production (000 tons)
71.00
183
13.00
76.00
632
48.00
69.93
597
41.75
56.35
913
51.46
45.00
867
39.00
Normal
63.66
638
38.64

43. TOTAL PULSES Year Area (000 ha) Yield (kgs / ha) Production (000 tons)
714.00
471
336.00
755.00
624
471.00
618.12
480
296.52
610.65
804
491.00
562.00
836
470.00
Normal
651.95
642.90
412.90

44. Agro Climatic Zone Wise Varieties Recommended in Paddy and Pulses During Kharif
Crop
Varieties recommended
Central Telangana Zone
Paddy
MTU 1010,MTU 1001,JGL 1798,IR 64, Tellahamsa, BPT 5204
Northern Telangana Zone
Redgram
LRG 41,ICPL 87119
Greengram
LGG 460,MGG 295,TMB-37
Blackgram
LBG 645,LBG 752,LBG 685,LBG 623,PU31
Southern Telangana Zone
MTU 1010,MTU 1001,IR 64, Tellahamsa, BPT 5204
LRG 41
LGG 460,MGG 295,K 851
LBG 645,LBG 752,LBG 685,PU31

45. Agro Climatic Zone Wise Varieties Recommended in Paddy and Pulses during Rabi
S.No
Agro-climatic zone
Crop
Varieties recommended 1
Central Telangana Zone
Paddy
MTU 1010,MTU 1001,JGL 1798,IR 64, Tellahamsa
Greengram
LGG 460,MGG 295,K 851
Blackgram
LBG 645,LBG 752,LBG 685,PU31
Bengalgram
JG 11,JAKI 9218,KAK 2 2
Northern Telangana Zone 3
Southern Telangana Zone

46. CROP-WISE AREA SOWN DURING KHARIF-2014
SEASON FOR THE WEEK ENDING 10/09/2014
Sl No
CROP
Normal
During corres- ponding period
Current year As on 10/9/14
% sown to
Season
As on date
As on 10/9/12
As on 10/9/13 1
Redgram
2.895
2.541
2.545
2.290
79% 2
Greengram
1.531
1.517
1.258
0.805
53% 3
Blackgram
0.465
0.447
0.341
0.231
50% 4
Horsegram
0.011
0.001
0.000 6% 5
Other Pulses
0.025
0.018
0.023
0.013
51%
Total Pulses
4.928
4.523
4.167
3.340
68%

47. PRODUCTION (Lakh tonnes)
CROP-WISE TARGETED AREA, PRODUCTIVITY & PRODUCTION (PLANNED for
The productivity and production is targeted, planned assuming the rains are normal, evenly spread out and in case the reservoirs are full for (Kharif-2014 and Rabi season) is shown below:
S. No.
C r o p s
Normal Kharif
TARGETS FOR THE YEAR
AREA (Lakhh hect.)
YIELD (Kg./hect)
PRODUCTION (Lakh tonnes)
Kharif
Rabi
Total 1
Bengalgram
1768
1.76 2
Redgram
2.89
2.9
0.12
3.02
576
500
573
1.67
0.06
1.73 3
Greengram
1.53
1.77
0.19
1.96
598
903
627
1.07
0.17
1.24 4
Blackgram
0.47
0.55
0.21
0.76
841
769
822
0.46
0.16
0.62 5
Horsegram
0.01
0.05
379
436
434
0.02 6
Other pulses (cowgram etc)
0.03
0.15
736
852
831
0.1
Total Pulses
4.93
5.25
1.69
6.94
613
1343
791
3.22
2.27
5.49

48. THE AREA, PRODUCTION AND PRODUCTIVITY UNDER DIFFERENT CROPS IN TELANGANA IN COMPARISON WITH THAT OF THE YEAR
S.no
Crop
TOTAL (Kharif + Rabi)
Area
Productivity
Production
(lakh hectares)
Normal 1
Bengalgram
1.1
1.12
1.14
1464
1705
1.64
1.94 2
Redgram
2.93
2.75
2.62
556
529
1.53
1.39 3
Greengram
1.81
1.5
1.27
733
693
0.88 4
Blackgram
0.67
0.57
0.45
912
867
0.52
0.39 5
Horsegram
0.05
0.038
0.03
526
667
0.02 6
cowgram
0.15
0.112
0.10
893
700
0.07  7
Other pullses
0.01
600
Total Pulses
6.75
6.1
5.62
4.91
4.7

49. QUANTITY OF BREEDER SEED LIFTED DURING 2014-15
SEED SUPPLY
QUANTITY OF BREEDER SEED LIFTED DURING
Qty in Qtls
Sl. No.
Crop
Variety
Quantity Lifted 1
Green Gram
LAM 460
1.75
Madhira Pesara-347
0.1
MADHIRA-295 4
Total
5.85 2
Red Gram
ICPL (ASHA)
1.3
Lam-41
LAXMI (ICPL-85063)
4.3 3
Bengal Gram
JG-11
53.4

50. Area in lakh ha., Quantity in lakh qtl)
SEED SUPPLY PLAN FOR RABI
Area in lakh ha., Quantity in lakh qtl)
Sl. No.
Crop
Normal area
Area Planned
Total seed require ment
Planned require- ment
Estimated Seed availability with Govt. & Pvt Sector 1
Redgram
0.05
0.120
0.012
0.010
0.030 2
Green gram
0.15
0.190
0.038
0.019
0.054 3
Black gram
0.17
0.210
0.042
0.046 4
Bengal gram
1.08
1.000
0.750
0.653
1.200

51. Area in lakh ha., Quantity in lakh qtl)
CROP WISE, VARIETY WISE SUBSIDY SEED PLAN UNDER DIFFERENT SCHEMES FOR RABI
Area in lakh ha., Quantity in lakh qtl)
S.No.
Crop
Varieties / Hybrids
Qty Required 1
Groundnut
K-6 / K9/ ICGV-91114
239000 2
Bengal Gram
JG-11/ JAKI-9281
119300 3
Red Gram
LRG-41
900 4
Green Gram
LGG-460
5400 5
Black Gram
LBG 752
4650 6
Maize
Pvt. Hybrids
40500 7
Sunflower
Pvt. Hybrids
1650 8
Sesamum
Swetha/ YLM 66/ YLM-17
1100  9
Paddy
MTU-1010 / MTU-1001/WGL-283 / BPT-5204
108350 10
Jowar
Var./ Hybrids
2200 11
Horse Gram
Local
325 12
Cow Pea 13
Castor
Var / Hyb
145 14
Green Manure
1250
Total in Qtls
525670

52. STATUS OF SEED REPLACEMENT RATE (%)
Sl. No.
Crop Name
Seed Type
Target SRR 1
Bengal Gram
Variety 85 2
Black Gram 60 3
Green Gram 50 4
Red Gram 78
Minimum SRR for Self Pollinated Varieties is 33%, Cross Pollinated Varieties is 50%, Hybrids is 100%

53. VARIETY-WISE SEED DISTRIBUTED DURING KHARIF 2014
Paddy
Date of release
Seed supplied in Qtls.
Redgram
LGR 41
2007
1392
ICPL 85063
2001
116
ICPL 87119
1993
275
Green gram
LGG 460
1885
Black gram
LGB 752
2010
207
PU 31
2008 40

54. CRITICAL INTERVENTIONS TO INCREASE PULSE PRODUCTIVITY AND PRODUCTION
Seed Rolling Plan for 12th Plan has been worked out and required quantities of breeder seed of rice and pulses varieties are indented to (State Agriculture University)
Popularization of Yellow Mosaic virus resistant varieties in green gram and black gram and wilt resistant varieties in bengal gram
Sowing through Multicrop planter for optimum population .
Popularization of pre emergence weedicides for effective control of weeds.
Effective use of water through sprinkler sets , mobile rain guns, pumpsets, and water carrying pipes in low water availability areas.
Capacity building : On farm training through FFS

55. INCREASE OF AREA IN PULSES
Introduction of Pulses in non traditional areas
Exploiting the possibilities of growing pulses in Rice fallow areas like blackgram & greengram
Encouraging intercrop of Red gram with Blackgram/Greengram during kharif.
Encouraging growing of Redgram on Rice bunds.
ENHANCEMENT OF PRODUCTIVITY THROUGH INM
Balanced use of NPK based on soil fertility status (soil test base)
Popularization of Phosphorus Soluble Bacteria
Addressing of Micronutrient deficiency through application of Znso4,Boron, iron and gypsum

56. ENHANCEMENT OF PRODUCTIVITY THROUGH IPM
Seed treatment fungicides and Bio agents
Popularization of Rhizobium culture application
Pest monitoring and control through pheromone traps, Trichogramma cards for stem borer management
Training on identification of Pest/Disease and their natural enemies, ETL for effective management of pests through appropriate chemical and dosage.
PRODUCTIVITY AND PRODUCTION ENHANCEMENT IN PULSES THROUGH
1.Cropping system approach.
2.Replacement of Varieties.
3.Weed management
4.Nutrition Management.
5.Pest and Disease Management
6.Farm Mechanization
7.Post harvest.

57. 1.CROPPING SYSTEM APPROACH
Exploiting the possibility of growing two crops under rainfed conditions during kharif.
Greengram/Blackgram followed by Groundnut/Maize/Chillies.
Maize/Groundnut followed by Greengram/Blackgram/Bengal gram
Intercrop of Red gram with Groundnut (1:7),Greengram/Blackgram(1:7),Maize/Jowar/bajra(1:2)
Note:
During Kharif, Cotton area is converted to Pulse followed by Groundnut/Maize, Chillies/Vegetables depending upon the availability of the water.
Most of the farmers preferring intercrop of Red gram instead of sole crop where no water source is available.

58. 2.REPLACEMENT OF VARIETIES
Replacement of existing varieties with recently released(less than 10 years) high yielding varieties.
(Blackgram- PU-31,LBG-752 Greengram TMB-37,LGG-460,Red gram LRG- 41,Bengalgram JAKI 9218) 
Selection of Greengram and Blackgram based on the soil type and ecological conditions with appropriate variety(Greengram in light soils and Blackgram in medium to heavy soils).
Varieties with smooth pods are preferred during kharif to minimize the absorption of water and insitu germination.(LGG-460,LBG-752,LGG-685)
Varieties with Synchronization of flowering and erect type are preferred to facilitate mechanical harvesting.(LGG-460,LBG-752)
Varieties resistant to Yellow Mosaic Virus/Powdery Mildew in Greengram and Blackgram(MGG-347,PU-31)
Varieties resistant to Wilt in Red gram and Bengalgram. Short duration varieties of Red gram less than 150 days duration to avoid terminal moisture stress.(LRG-41,PRG-158.ICPL-85063)

59. 3.WEED MANAGEMENT 4.NUTRITION MANAGEMENT
Main reason for low productivity in Pulses both in Kharif and Rabi rice fallow is due to excessive Weed growth.
Due to shortage of agriculture labour and the increased wages, the hand weeding and hoeing is not possible at appropriate stage of crop growth.
Encouragement of Weed management through weedicides (Pre emergence and Post emergence)
4.NUTRITION MANAGEMENT
Recommendation of balanced major nutrition(NPK) based on soil testing.
Rectification of Zn deficiency through Basal application and /or through foliar spray of Zinc sulphate
Reclamation of problematic soils through Gypsum/Lime

60. 5.PEST AND DISEASE MANAGEMENT
Seed treatment with bio agents like Trichoderma Viride
Creating awareness about different pests and diseases and their management through training and field exposure.
Creating awareness of proper dosage and timely application of appropriate pesticide.
Encouraging to select disease/pest resistant varieties.
Community based plant protection measures in cluster demonstrations.

61. GOI Approval including Revalidation
GOI approval Revalidation and Releases for Rs in Lakhs
S.No
NFSM Scheme
GOI approval for
Revalidation
GOI Approval including Revalidation
Ist Releases 1
Rice 2
Pulses 3
Coarse cereals
716.74
537.56 4
Commercial crops
79.44
Total .

62. TARGETS AND ACHIEVEMENTS UNDER CLUSTER AND CROPPING SYSTEM BASED DEMONSTRATIONS
Total Target
Kharif
Rabi target
Target
Ach
Clusters
Redgram
8224
7762
462
Greengram
4326
3741
900
3426
Blackgram
1549
974
260
1289
Bengalgram
3068
Total
17167
12939
8922
8245
CSBD
Pulses
4756
1535
3221

63. Intercrop of Red gram with Soyabean in MEDAK

64. Intercrop of Maize with Red gram, Warangal

65. THANK YOU