1. Weather Aberrations Based Agricultural Contingency Plan 2015 Uttar Pradesh

2. Rainfall Status in Monsoon Season during Drought Year in U P
S W Monsoon
Rainfall in mm
S.No
Months
Normal rainfall
Rainfall Received in Drought Year 01
June
95.0
38.6
24.2
35.6 02
July
280.9
70.1
150.9
186.7 03
August
275.6
224.2
200.2
112.6 04
September
178.3
223.6
138.5
93.4
Total
829.8
556.5
513.8
428.3

3. Coverage under various Crops during Drought Year
S.No
Crops
Normal Coverage (Lakh ha)
Coverage during drought year (Lakh ha) 01
Paddy
59.10
52.09
56.05
58.42 02
Juar
1.77
2.69
2.08
1.64 03
Bajra
9.18
8.31
9.19
9.52 04
Maize
7.02
7.55
7.24
6.43
Ceraels
77.16
70.86
74.67
76.08 05
Urd
5.13
4.02
4.37
5.19 06
Moong
0.40
0.22
0.42
0.37 07
Arhar
3.11
3.58
3.36
2.87
Pulses
8.64
7.82
8.15
8.43
Foodgrains
85.80
78.68
82.82
84.51
Til
3.06
0.80
3.64
3.23 08
Groundnut
0.93
0.82
0.88
0.98 09
Soyabean
0.21
0.05
0.10
0.53
Oilseeds
4.20
1.67
4.62
4.73
Total Coverage
90.00
80.35
87.44
89.24

4. Coverage under various Crops during Drought Year
S.No
Crops
Coverage during drought year (Lakh ha)
Normal
Drought
Narmal
Drought
Normal
Drought 01
Paddy
60.68
52.09
59.71
56.05
59.55
58.42 02
Jowar
3.23
2.69
2.03
2.08
1.65
1.64 03
Bajra
8.51
8.31
8.66
9.19
9.52 04
Maize
9.14
7.55
7.80
7.24
6.96
6.43 05
Urd
3.63
4.02
3.96
5.37
4.97
5.19 06
Mung
0.28
0.22
0.30
0.42
0.38
0.37 07
Arhar
3.94
3.58
3.26
3.36
3.01
2.87
Til
1.03
0.80
1.79
3.64
2.93 08
Groundnut
1.07
0.82
0.88
0.96
0.98 09
Soyabean
0.11
0.05
0.10
0.26
0.53
Oilseeds
2.21
1.67
2.77
4.62
4.15
4.73
Total Coverage
91.90
80.35
88.60
88.44
89.94
89.24

5. Productivity of Crops during Drought Year
S.No
Crops
drought year productivity (Q/ha)
Normal
Drought
Normal
Drought
Normal
Drought 01
Paddy
21.17
18.40
21.77
20.95
24.46
22.67 02
Jowar
9.58
9.09
10.38
9.27
10.51
9.91 03
Bajra
11.38
12.90
16.13
16.50
20.33
19.00 04
Maize
16.29
11.07
15.32
14.46
18.37
17.78 05
Urd
4.08
3.99
5.52
3.70
4.46
5.36 06
Moong
2.75
2.82
3.74
1.35
3.21
3.20 07
Arhar
11.57
9.55
9.15
5.64
9.03
Til
2.50
1.61
1.69
0.91
1.47
1.97 08
Groundnut
8.39
6.55
7.35
8.93
8.64 09
Soyabean
7.23
1.62
10.56
5.76
7.17

8. Salient Features of Agro - climatic Zones
S.No
Zones
No. of Districts
Average Rainfall (mm)
Soil Type
Cropping Intensity (%)
Limitations 01
Tarai 13
1400
Alluvial with coarse
146
Drought Prone 02
Western Plain 9
950
Alluvial deposits by Ganga
157
Water logging & salinity 03
Mid-West Plain 8
800
Alluvial
150
Salinity & Alkalinity 04
South-West Plain
770
Alluvial & Aravallis
Brakish Water & Alkalinity 05
Central Plain 16
1020
Alluvial ,some Vindhyan
155
Usar Soil 06
Bundelkhand 7
1000
Rakar,Parwa,Mar
111
Lack of resources, Inferior soil 07
North-East Plain 11
1470
Alluvial some calcareous
152
Flood Prone 08
Eastern Plain 14
Alluvial with silt & Clay, Sandy Loam
138
Alkaline/Saline 09
Vindhyan 4
1100
Light to heavy
133
Undulated & Rocky Area

9. Extended Agro-Ecological Region
Agro- Eco zone
Name of Districts
Physiographic
Climate
Land Utilization (Crops) 01
Unnao, Raebareilly,Lucknow,Sultanpur,Pratapgarh,Allahabad (6)
Upper Ganga Plain North
Hot Semi-Arid
Millets ,Pulses, Maize, Paddy, 02
Badaun, Hardoi Moradabad, Shahjahanpur,Farrukhabad,Amroha(6)
Paddy ,Maize ,Sugarcane, Vegetables 03
Bagpat, Meerut,Ghaziabad, G B nagar, Bulandshahar,kannauj,Auraiya,kanpur, fatehpur,Kaushambi,Saharanpur,Muzaffarnagar (13)
Upper Ganga Plain South
Millets, Pulses, Maize, Sugarcane

10. Extended Agro-Ecological Region
Agro- Eco zone
Name of Districts
Physiographic
Climate
Land Utilization (Crops) 04
Mathura, aligarh, Etah,Mainpuri, etawa, Firozabad, Agra (7)
Upper Ganga Plain South
Hot Semi-arid
Millets, Pulses ,Maize, sugarcane 05
Agra (South West part of Agra)
Hot semi-Arid
Millets, Pulses 06
Jalaun, Hamirpur, Mahoba,Jhansi (4)
Southern High land
Hot Semi Arid
Millets,Pulses, Oil Seeds 07
Bijnaur, Amroha,Moradabad, Rampur
North Upper Ganga Plain
Hot Semi-arid to Sub Humid
Paddy, Maize, Sugarcane, Vegetables 08
Ambedkarnagar, jaunpur,St. rabidas Nagar,Parts of Sultanpur,Pratapgarh Allahabad)
Middle Ganga Plain
Millets Pulses Maize Sugarcane

11. Extended Agro-Ecological Region
Agro- Eco zone
Name of Districts
Physiographic
Climate
Land Utilization (Crops) 09
Lalitpur, Southern part of Jhansi
Southern High Land
Hot Semi-arid to Sub Humid
Millets, Pulses, Oil Seeds 10
Banda, Chitrakoot
Millets, Pulses Oil seeds 11
Barabanki, Faizabad,Parts of Lucknow
Upper Ganga Plain North
Hot Sub Humid
Paddy, Maize, sugarcane 12
Sitapur,Bareilly,Pilibhit,Shahjahanpur, Khiri,
Upper Gagga Plain North
Paddy, Maize, Pulses, Sugarcane 13
Gonda, Bahraich,Shrawasti
Paddy , Maize, Sugarcane, Vegetables 14
Allahabad,Mirzapur, chandauli, Ghazipur
Middle Ganga Plain
Paddy, Pulses, Sugarcane 15
Azamgarh,Mau,Balia,Varanasi, Major part og Ghazipur
Paddy, Maize Sugarcane, Pulses

12. Extended Agro-Ecological Region
Agro- Eco zone
Name of Districts
Physiographic
Climate
Land Utilization (Crops) 16
Sonbhadra,Parts of Allahabad, Mirzapur, Chandauli
Southern High Land
Hot Sub Humid
Millet, Pulses 17
As a Narrow belt of Saharanpur, Muzaffar Nagar, Bijnaur, Moradabad, Rampur (
Tarai Region
Paddy,Pulses,Sugarcane 18
Narrow belt of Bareilly, Pilibjit,Khiri, Baharaich
Paddy, Pulses, Sugarcane 19
Basti, St. Kabir Nagar, Gorakhpur, Deoria,Parts of Maharajganj, siddharth Nagar
Middle Ganga Plain
Hot Sub Humid to Humid
Paddy, Maize, Sugarcane 20
Parts of Shrawasti,Balrampur, Siddarth Nagar,Maharajganj
Paddy,Vegetables

13. Strategies for Weather Related Contingencies
Drought
Agro-Eco Region - 1
Rain fed situation
Normal Onset – 2nd week of June
Condition
Agronomic Measures
Remark on Implementation
Early Season Drought (delayed onset)
Major farming Situation
Normal Crop
Change in Crop
Delay by 2 weeks
4th week of June
Very Deep Loamy Alluvial soil
Millets
Maize
Pulses
Paddy
No Change
Normal recommended package of practices
Normal Recommended Package of Practices
Seed Treatment with Trichoderma
Seed Treatment with Rhizobium and PSB.
Irrigate Nursery in the evening.
Life saving irrigation to Nursery
Linkage with UPSDC/NSC

14. Strategies for Weather Related Contingencies
Drought
Agro-Eco Region - 1
Rain fed situation
Condition
Agronomic Measures
Remark on Implementation
Early Season Drought (delayed Onset)
Major farming Situation
Normal Crop
Change in Crop
Delay by 4 weeks
2nd week of July
Very Deep Loamy Alluvial Soil
Millet
Maize
Pulses
Paddy
No Change
Normal recommended package of practice
Short Duration Varieties/ hybrid
Normal recommended package of practices
Sowing on raised bund
Seed treatment
Prefer direct sowing of rice/use of Drum Seeder
Stress tolerant varieties e.g.
Shushk Samrat, Sahabhagi
Prefer SRI method
Advise will be given by KVK scientist.

15. Strategies for Weather Related Contingencies
Drought
Rain fed situation
Agro-Eco Region - 1
Condition
Agronomic Measures
Remark on Implementation
Early Season Drought (Delayed Onset)
Major farming Situation
Normal Crop
Change in Crop
Delay by 6 weeks
4th week of July
Very Deep Loamy Alluvial Soil
Millet
Maize
Pulses
Paddy
No Change
Millets
Normal recommended package of practice
Normal recommended package of practices
Sowing on raised bund
Seed treatment
Direct sowing of rice/use of Drum Seeder
Only short duration varieties like Narendra 97, Sahabhagi,
Advise will be given by KVK scientist.

16. Strategies for Weather Related Contingencies
Drought
Rain fed situation
Agro-Eco Region - 1
Condition
Agronomic Measures
Remark on Implementation
Early Season Drought (Delayed Onset)
Major farming Situation
Normal Crop
Change in Crop
Delay by 8 weeks
2nd week of August
Very Deep Loamy Alluvial
Millet
Maize
Pulses
Paddy
No Change
Millets
Normal recommended package of practice
Short duration varieties like 86M86,JKHB 1
Weed Control
Normal recommended package of practices
Sowing on raised bund
Seed treatment with Thiram
Line sowing
Pearl Millet (Hybrid),
Seed treatment.
Varities – Pusa 322, Raj 171
Advise will be given by KVK scientist.
Hybrid seed of millets will be provided by UPSDC

17. Strategies for Weather Related Contingencies
Drought
Rain fed situation
Agro-Eco Region - 1
Condition
Crop Management
Moisture
Conservation Measures
Early Season Drought (Normal On set)
Major farming Situation
Normal Crop
Normal on set followed by 15 to 20 days dry spell
After sowing leading to poor germination/ crop stand
Very Deep Loamy Alluvial Soil
Millets
Maize
Pulses
Paddy
Weed control,
Thinning
Weed control.
Gap filling
Weeding
Protective irrigation to nursery in evening.
2% Zink foliar application in nursery.
Weed control
Drain hot water from nursery
sowing on raised bed
Possible irrigation in evening.

18. Strategies for Weather Related Contingencies
Drought
Rain fed situation
Agro-Eco Region - 1
Condition
Crop Management
Moisture
Conservation Measures
Mid Season Drought (long dry spell, consecutive 2 week rain less)
Major farming Situation
Normal Crop
At vegetative stage.
Very Deep Loamy Alluvial Soil
Millets
Maize
Pulses
Paddy
Light irrigation
Inter culture for weeding
Inter culture of weeding
Avoid applying fertilizer
Weed control
Use sprinkaler
Give protective irrigation.

19. Strategies for Weather Related Contingencies
Drought
Agro-Eco Region - 1
Rain fed situation
Condition
Crop Management
Moisture
Conservation Measures
Terminal drought (Early withdrawal of monsoon
Major farming Situation
Normal Crop
Very Deep Loamy Alluvial Soil
Millets
Maize
Pulses
Paddy
Protective irrigation
Protective irrigation if needed
Irrigate in evening.
2% urea spray
Surveillance for Insect and diseases
Prepare for Toria sowing

20. Strategies for Weather Related Contingencies
Drought
Rain fed situation
Agro-Eco Region - 1
Condition
Crop Management
Moisture
Conservation Measures
Mid Season Drought (long dry spell)
Major farming Situation
Normal Crop
At flowering stage.
Very Deep Loamy Alluvial Soil
Millets
Maize
Pulses
Paddy
Protective irrigation
Foliar spray of 2% urea or DAP or Potash
Use insecticide if required
Adopt soil moisture conservation measures like ridges and furrows

21. Strategies for Weather Related Contingencies
Drought
Irrigated situation
Agro-Eco Region - 1
Condition
Suggested Contingency measure
Major farming Situation
Normal Crop
Change in crop/cropping system
Agronomic Measures
Delayed release of water in canal due to low rainfall
Non release of water in canals under delayed onset of monsoon
Very Deep Loamy Alluvial Soil
Millets
Maize
Pulses
Paddy
No change
Short duration varieties – N 97,Vardhan
Millet
Millet/Pulses
Follow micro irrigation
Irrigate at critical crop growth stages
Adopt micro irrigation Do

22. Strategies for Weather Related Contingencies
Irrigated and Rain fed situation
Agro-Eco Region - 1
Condition
Crop Management
Un usual rain
Major farming Situation
Normal Crop
Continuous high rainfall in a short span, leading to water logging
Very Deep Loamy Alluvial
Millets
Maize
Pulses
Paddy
Open field channels to drain excess water at vegetative, flowering and crop maturity stages
Provide drainage
Drain excess water at flowering stage and timely harvesting of produce

23. Contingent Strategies for Livestock
Drought
Suggested contingency measures
Before the event
During the event
After the event
Feed and fodder availability
Paddy straw and Wheat straw stored properly
Use rice, maize, jowar, bajra’s biomass and wetted grain as feed for livestock.
Supply of quality seed of multi cut Jowar, Bajra well before monsoon
Preserving the grain of Jowar ,Bajra and Sugarcane tops as silage.
Use silage as supplement for milch animal during drought
Short duration fodder crops like Jowar, M P Chari, U P Chari and Sun-hemp should be sown in un sown and crop failed area.
Encourage green fodder production with multi cut Jowar/Bajra (U P Chari, M P Chari, African Toll, Gaint Bajra)
Encourage mixing available kitchen vegetables waste with dry fodder while feeding to the milch annimal

24. Contingent Strategies for Livestock
Drought
Suggested contingency measures
Before the event
During the event
After the event
Feed and fodder availability
Chopping of fodder should be made as mandatory in every village through supply and establishment of good quality Chaff Cutters
All the hay should be enriched with 2% Urea molasses and feed to livestock

25. Contingent Strategies for Livestock
Flood
Suggested contingency measures
Before the event
During the event
After the event
Protect the stored Paddy straw from inundation of flood water
All the large ruminants are immunized for the endemic diseases during the month of May and June
Procure and stock emergency medicine for important diseases
Surveillance and disease monitoring network to be established at district level office,
Use stored grain/ barn along with crop residues for feeding of livestock
Avoid soaked and mould infected feed/fodder to livestock
Emergency out let establishment for required medicines in each Panchayat
Restrict movement of livestock in case of any epidemic
Cleaning and disinfection of the shed.
Bleach(0.1%) drinking water/ water source
De worm the animals through mass camps
Encouraging farmer to cultivate short term fodder crops like cow pea],sun hemp and multi cut chari.

26. Contingency Plan for Seed
Agro- Eco zone
Name of Districts
Land Utilization (Crops)/Area in Lakh ha
Seed Availability (Normal)(q)
Additional Seed Requirement in Drought Conditions (q)
Management for Additional seeds 01
Unnao, Raebareilly,Lucknow,Sultanpur,Pratapgarh,Allahabad (6)
Millets (1.05)
Pulses (1.01)
Maize (0.35)
Paddy (7.19)
950
7190
766
62968
(6000 ha)
1080 (36000 ha)
UPSDC 02
Badaun, Hardoi Moradabad, Shahjahanpur,Farrukhabad,Amroha (6)
Paddy (6.07)
Maize (0.95)
Bajra (2.00)
Pulses (0.92)
62249
1730
480
6569
200 (25000 ha)
1200 (40000 ha)
Short duration varieties,UPSDC 03
Bagpat, Meerut,Ghaziabad, G B nagar, Bulandshahar,kannauj,Auraiya,kanpur, fatehpur,Kaushambi,Saharanpur,Muzaffarnagar (13)
Bajra (0.82)
Juar (0.36)
Pulses, (0.84)
Maize, (1.31)
Paddy (5.17)
960
1320
6835
2616
54590
144 (18000 ha)
( ha)
480 (16000 ha)

27. Contingency Plan for Seed
Agro- Eco zone
Name of Districts
Land Utilization (Crops)/Area in Lakh ha
Seed Availability (Normal)(q)
Additional Seed Requirement in Drought Conditions(q)
Management for Additional seeds 04
Mathura, aligarh, Etah,Mainpuri, etawa, Firozabad, Agra (6)
Pulses (0.22)
Maize, (0.90)
Bajra (4.14)
Til (0.05)
3098
1641
710 95
160 (20000 ha)
1.6 (200 ha)
UPSDC/NSC 05
Agra (South West part of Agra)
Bajra (1.12)
Pulses (0.12)
Til (0.02)
200
260 25
4 (500 ha) 06
Jalaun, Hamirpur, Mahoba,Jhansi (4)
Juar (0.27)
Bajra (0.12)
Pulses (1.85)
Til (1.74)
G Nut (0.34)
245
695
10205
1475
6420
272 (34000 ha) 07
Bijnaur, Amroha,Moradabad, Rampur
Paddy, (3.13)
Bajra (0.09)
Pulses (0.17)
33459 90
1398
30 (1000 ha) 08
Ambedkarnagar, jaunpur,St. rabidas Nagar,Parts of Sultanpur,Pratapgarh Allahabad)
Bajra (0.57)
Pulses (0.63)
Maize ( 0.50)
Paddy (6.44)
340
4920
1241
52000
1500 (50000 ha)

28. Contingency Plan for Seed
Agro- Eco zone
Name of Districts
Land Utilization (Crops)/Area in lakh Ha
Seed Availability (Normal (q)
Additional Seed Requirement in Drought Conditions (q)
Management for Additional seeds 09
Lalitpur, Southern part of Jhansi
Maize (0.28)
Pulses, (1.99)
Til (0.72)
G.Nut (0.38)
Soyabean (0.52)
680
8990
605
5791
2490
600 (20000 ha)
480 (60000 ha)
UPSDC/ NSC 10
Banda, Chitrakoot
Juar (0.36)
Bajra (0.09)
Pulses (0.39)
Til (0.15)
1150 40
2670
388
80 (10000 ha) 11
Barabanki, Faizabad,Parts of Lucknow
Paddy, (3.60)
Bajra (0.47)
Maize, (0.09)
Pulses (0.27)
37034 25
160
1745
800 (20000 ha)
750 (25000 ha) 12
Sitapur,Bareilly,Pilibhit,Shahjahanpur, Khiri,
Paddy, (8.40)
Bajra (0.13)
Maize, (0.22)
Pulses (0.35)
Til (0.23)
G.Nut (0.13)
92226
180
550
3305
145
3040
840 (28000 ha)

29. Contingency Plan for Seed
Agro- Eco zone
Name of Districts
Land Utilization (Crops)/Area in lakh Ha
Seed Availability (Normal) (q)
Additional Seed Requirement in Drought Conditions (q)
Management for Additional seeds 13
Gonda, Bahraich,Shrawasti,Kanshganj
Paddy (3.78)
Maize, (1.71)
Pulses (0.17)
41186
3275
1770
(25000 ha)
200 (25000 ha)
UPSDC /NSC 14
Allahabad,Mirzapur, chandauli, Ghazipur
Paddy, (5.00)
Bajra (0.61)
Juar (0.12)
Pulses, (0.38)
55121
255
2845
200 (25000 ha)
1500 (50000 ha) 15
Azamgarh,Mau,Balia,Varanasi, Major part of Ghazipur
Paddy, (6.18)
Maize (0.38)
Bajra (0.22)
Pulses (0.31)
67958
758
240
2815
400 (10000 ha)
600 (20000 ha)

30. Contingency Plan for Seed
Agro- Eco zone
Name of Districts
Land Utilization (Crops)/Area in Lakh Ha
Seed Availability (Normal) (q)
Additional Seed Requirement in Drought Conditions (q)
Management for Additional seeds 16
Sonbhadra,Parts of Allahabad, Mirzapur, Chandauli
Bajra (0.46)
Maize (0.15)
Pulses (0.45)
Paddy (3.83)
Til (0.06)
125
344
2685
42164 94
120 (15000 ha)
450 (15000 ha) 17
As a Narrow belt of Saharanpur, Muzaffar Nagar, Bijnaur, Moradabad, Rampur (
Paddy (3.54)
Pulses (0.15)
38806
1246 18
Narrow belt of Bareilly, Pilibjit,Khiri, Baharaich
Paddy, (6.31)
Maize (0.84)
Pulses (0.15)
69256
1650
1675

31. Contingency Plan of seed
Agro- Eco zone
Name of Districts
Land Utilization (Crops)/Area in Lakh Ha
Seed Availability (Normal) (q)
Additional Seed Requirement in Drought Conditions (q)
Management for Additional seeds 19
Basti, St. Kabir Nagar, Gorakhpur, Deoria,Parts of Maharajganj, siddharth Nagar
Paddy (9.40)
Maize, (1.15)
Pulses (0.18)
89660
260
1350
1000 (25000 ha) 20
Parts of Shrawasti,Balrampur, Siddarth Nagar,Maharajganj
Paddy, (3.55)
Maize (0.22)
Pulses (0.14)
56508
445
1115

32. Availability of Stress Tolerant Varieties of Rice in Kharif 2015
S No
Varieties
Available Quantity (qtls)
Govt. Agencies
Private
Total 01
Barani Deep
335
508
843 02
CSR-36
863
628
1491 03
Sahabhagi
1543
1410
2953 04
Sisk Samrat
1219
1404
2623 05
Narendra Usar-3
245
124
369 06
Swarna Sub-1
14809
1335
16144 07
NDR Usar-2008
5091
1300
6391 08
NDR-97
390
495
885 09
Sarju-52
12598
99493
112091
37093
106697
143790

33. Available Quantities(qtls) Available Quantities(qtls)
Availability of Seed
1-Pulses -
S No
Crop
Varieties
Available Quantities(qtls)
Govt.
Pvt.
Total 01
Urd
Pant-31, Pant-40, Sekhar-2, Sekhar-3, Azad-2, Azad-3,PU-35,Prasad,IPU 02-43, T-9
9065
16867
25932 02
Moong
IPM02-14,IPM02-3, Pant-5,HUM-1,HUM-12, HUM-16, Meha, PDM-139, SML-668,
5400
5464
10864 03
Arhar
Bahar, NDR-Arhar-2, MA-13,MA-6, UPAS-120, NDR-Arhar-1,
6300
5742
12042
20765
28073
48838
2- Oilseeds
S No
Crop
Varieties
Available Quantities(qtls)
Govt.
Pvt.
Total 01
Til
T-78,Sekhar,RT-346
967
1153
2120

34. Available Quantities(qtls)
Availability of Seed
1-Coarse Cereals -
S No
Crop
Varieties
Available Quantities(qtls)
Govt.
Pvt.
Total 01
Sorghum(Hy)
JKSH-22
100 02
Pearl Millets (Hy)
9444, MP-7792, 86M86,BIO-448, LKBH-676, JKBH-26, Kaveri Supar Boss
10000 03
Maize(Hy)
DKC-7074,900M-GOLD, Decalv Double, JKMH-502,NMH-920,P-3501,P-3441, Bio-9544, NK-30
18000
38100

35. Seed Status Quantity in qtls S.No Crop
Seed Availability for Normal Situation
Seed Requirement for Contingency
Remark 01
Paddy
688000 02
Maize
15407
3200
UPSDC will provide 03
Jowar
2004
250 “ 04
Bajra
2200
900 05
Urd
9065
6390 06
Moong
7800 07
Arhar
14482
2000 08
Til
4000
838 09
Ground Nut
2835 10
Soyabean
4500
Total
750293
13578

36. Additional Seed Requirement for Contingency - 2015
Crop
Quantity (q)
Budget (Lakh Rs.)
Bajra
896
190.0
Pulses
8390
840.0
Til
838
160.0
Maize
3200
490.0
Jowar
250
264.0
Total
1944.0

37. Irrigation Status of U P
Potential sources of Irrigation
Tube wells (Diesel + Electricity) – 101 lakh ha
Canal lakh ha
Other Sources (Wells,Ponds etc) – 10 lakh ha

38. Fertilizer Availability and Distribution Status of U P
Quantity in LMT
Up to
S.No
Fertilizer
Allocation
Availability
Distribution
% ge Availability
Kharif 2015 01
Urea
26.00
10.31
11.14
6.86
108 02
DAP
7.50
2.91
2.51
0.85 86 03
NPK
5.00
1.12
0.51
132 04
MOP
1.00
0.72
0.93
0.13
129

39. Important Campaign
Drum Seeder – Targeted drum seeder, for Direct Sowing
Arhar Sowing on Raised Bund in one lakh hectare
Intensive Til cultivation in Bundelkhand districts of U P (One lakh hectare additional)

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