1. DEVELOPMENT OF SPICES under NHM Annual Action Plan 2008-09 Directorate of Arecanut & Spices Development, Calicut, Kerala Dr.M.Tamil Selvan Director

2. Role of Directorate of Arecanut and Spices Development (DASD) under NHM Directorate is Responsible for coordinating and monitoring the activities on development of arecanut, spices, and aromatic plants. Responsible for coordinating and monitoring the activities on development of arecanut, spices, and aromatic plants. Responsible for organizing National level training programmes, seminars and workshops on spices and medicinal & aromatic plants on regular intervals. Responsible for organizing National level training programmes, seminars and workshops on spices and medicinal & aromatic plants on regular intervals. Directorate supplements the developmental efforts of the State Govt. by making available the nucleus planting materials of various HYV of spices and aromatic plants across the country, through a centralised nursery programme at major centres of cultivation. Directorate supplements the developmental efforts of the State Govt. by making available the nucleus planting materials of various HYV of spices and aromatic plants across the country, through a centralised nursery programme at major centres of cultivation. Directorate disseminates periodically the seasonal crop prospects, area coverage, price trend etc. for the use in the planning process. Directorate disseminates periodically the seasonal crop prospects, area coverage, price trend etc. for the use in the planning process. Directorate is Responsible for coordinating and monitoring the activities on development of arecanut, spices, and aromatic plants. Responsible for coordinating and monitoring the activities on development of arecanut, spices, and aromatic plants. Responsible for organizing National level training programmes, seminars and workshops on spices and medicinal & aromatic plants on regular intervals. Responsible for organizing National level training programmes, seminars and workshops on spices and medicinal & aromatic plants on regular intervals. Directorate supplements the developmental efforts of the State Govt. by making available the nucleus planting materials of various HYV of spices and aromatic plants across the country, through a centralised nursery programme at major centres of cultivation. Directorate supplements the developmental efforts of the State Govt. by making available the nucleus planting materials of various HYV of spices and aromatic plants across the country, through a centralised nursery programme at major centres of cultivation. Directorate disseminates periodically the seasonal crop prospects, area coverage, price trend etc. for the use in the planning process. Directorate disseminates periodically the seasonal crop prospects, area coverage, price trend etc. for the use in the planning process.

3. Spices Major spices Pepper, Cardamom, Chilli, Ginger, Turmeric, Garlic Seed spices Coriander, Cumin, Fennel, Fenugreek, Ajwan, Dill seed, Celery etc. Tree spices Tamarind, Nutmeg, Clove, Cinnamon/Tejpat, Curry leaf, Allspice, Garcinia Herbal Spices Basil, bay, dill leaves, marjoram, tarragon, thyme Others Vanilla, Saffron etc. Aromatic & Medicinal Plants Arecanut Betelvine MANDATE CROPS

4. Export Year Area (' 000 ha) Production ('000 tonnes) Quantity ('000 tonnes) Value ( Rs. in Crores) 2002-032479.192863.04264.112086.71 2003-042664.943721.71254.381911.60 2004-052551.593757.23335.492200.00 2005-062365.693705.43350.362627.62 2006-072462.413982.24373.753575.75 2007-08400.004400.00 Area, production and export of spices in India

5. Spices Area (‘000 ha) Production (‘000 tonnes)Productivity (kg/ha) Pepper245.9769.00281 Ginger105.90370.303497 Chillies758.001234.101628 Turmeric186.00837.004500 Cardamom98.2015.70160 Garlic149.70707.404275 Coriander320.80233.20727 Cumin403.43199.86495 Fennel41.0261.491499 Fenugreek32.6635.711093 Ajwan14.534.43305 Other seed spices (1)17.7110.71605 Clove1.981.00506 Nutmeg11.332.90256 Tamarind60.63189.223121 Cinnamon0.871.671928 Tejpat3.778.292202 Others (2)9.930.2727 Total2462.413982.241617 Area, production and productivity of spices in India 2006-07

7. S.No.Programmes Financial Requirement (Rs in lakhs) 1.Production and Distribution of Planting Materials230.00 3.Maintenance of Regional Analytical Laboratory20.00 4.Strengthening of Regional Analytical Lab for special needs 34.00 6.Technology Dissemination through Frontline Demonstration 25.00 7.Transfer of Technology programmes19.50 8.Workshops on methodological issues in spices statistics3.00 9.Monitoring5.00 10.Mission Management20.50 TOTAL357.00 APPROVED ACTION PLAN of DASD 2007-08

8. Financial Utilization (Rs in lakhs) Physical Achievement Programme I. Production and Distribution of Planting Materials 60 15 7.5 24 12 2 5 48.00 50.00 10 lakhs 50 tonnes 10 quintals 60 tonnes 0.15lakhs 0.1 lakhs 1 lakh 16 nos 10 nos 1.Black Pepper 2.Ginger Rhizomes 3.Turmeric Rhizomes 4.Chilli Seeds 5.Seed spices 6.Tree spices grafts / seedlings i.Nutmeg grafts ii.Tamarind grafts iii.Clove/allspice seedlings iv.Cinnamon/curry leaf / cassia seedlings 7.Nursery Centres for Medicinal and Aromatic Plants 8.Seed processing & storage infrastructure Physical & Financial Achievements during 2007-08

9. Physical & Financial Achievements during 2007-08Contd.. Physical & Financial Achievements during 2007-08 Contd.. S.NoProgrammeUnit Cost per Unit (Rs. In Lakhs) Physical Achievements Financial Utilization (Rs. In lakhs) II Maintenance of Existing RALs Nos.21020 III Strengthening of RAL for special needs Nos34134 IV Technology Dissemination through Frontline Demonstration a Organic farming Nos-2522 b Multispecies cropping arecanut gardens Nos-63

10. Physical & Financial Achievements during 2007-08 Cont.. S.NoProgrammeUnit Cost per Unit (Rs. In Lakhs) Physical Achieveme nts Financial Utilization (Rs. In lakhs) V Transfer of Technology Programmes a National Seminars Nos3412 b National Workshops Nos1.569 VI National Workshops on methodological issues in spices statistics Nos1.500 VIIMonitoring-0.88 VIII Mission Management 16.38 Grand Total 350.26

11. 1 14.7 Indian Institute of Spices Research, Kerala10 9.27 CCS Haryana Agricultural University, Haryana6 9.39 Amar Singh College, Uttar Pradesh2 6.23 Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Viswa Vidyalaya, Madhya Pradesh12 7.43 Indira Gandhi Krishi Viswa Vidyalaya, Chhattisgarh11 8.82 Dr. Punjab Rao Deshmukh krishi Viswa Vidyalay, Maharashtra9 Financial Utilization (Rs in lakhs) Name of InstitutionS.No. 5.93 Dr. Bala Saheb Sawant Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth, Maharashtra8 2.00C.S. Azad University of Agriculture and Technology, Uttar Pradesh 7 11.27 Birsa Agricultural University, Jharkhand5 22.5 Bidhan Chandra Krishi Viswa Vidyalaya, West Bengal4 4.98 Anand Agricultural University, Gujarat3 12.45 Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural University,,Andhra Pradesh1 Institution-wise Financial Utilization

12. 7 0.00 National Research Centre for Seed Spices, Rajasthan 18 4.70 Rajendra Agricultural University, Bihar24 13.79 Rajasthan Agricultural University, Rajasthan23 10.13 Punjab Agricultural University, Punjab22 Financial Utilization (Rs in lakhs) Name of InstitutionS.No. 14.15 Orissa Univesity of Agriculture and Technology, Orissa21 2.68 Navsari Agricultural University, Gujarat20 12.16 N.D.University of Agriculture and Tech, Uttar Pradesh19 5.12 Marathwada Agricultural University, Maharashtra17 12.19 Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth, Maharashtra16 0.90 Maharana Pratap University of Agri. &Tech.,Rajasthan15 78.83 Kerala Agricultural University, Kerala14 0 Junagarh Agricultural University, Gujarat13 Institution-wise Financial Utilization contd..

13. F Financial Utilization ( Rs in lakhs) Name of InstitutionS.No. 3.39Uttar Banga Kri. Vishwavidyalaya, Pundibari, WB30 15.07 University of Agricultural Sciences Dharwad, Karnataka 29 14.18University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore, Karnataka28 17.88Tamil Nadu Agriculture University27 5.72Sardar Krushi Nagar- Dantiwada Agri. University26 9.98 Sardar Vallabh Bai Patel University of Agri. &Tech, Uttar Pradesh 25 Institution-wise Financial Utilization contd..

14. F Financial Utilization ( Rs in lakhs) Name of InstitutionS.No. 357.00Total 7.77 Directorate of Arecanut and Spices Development, Calicut36 2.10G.B.Pant Institute, Uttaranchal35 2.10NRC, Medicinal & Aromatic Plants, Anand, Gujarat34 33 3.94CARI, Port Blair32 2.10 Dr.Y.S.Parmar University, Solan, Himachal Pradesh 31 Central Plantation Crop Research Institute, Kasargode3.15

15. Seed Production Programme at Indira Gandhi Agricultural University, Chhattisgarh Coriander Ginger

16. Production of Black Pepper Rooted Cuttings at Indian Institute of Spices Research, Kerala Black Pepper Nursery Bamboo method of propagation

17. Seed production proggramme on Ginger and Turmeric at IISR, Kerala

18. SEED SPICES : Seed production programme in RAU CORIANDER

20. CHILLI : Seed production ANGRAU, AP

21. NUCLEUS SEED PRODUCTION PROGRAMME : KAU PepperGingerClove

22. National Workshop on Zingiberaceous Spices held at IISR, Calicut, 19-20 March 2008

23. NATIONAL WORKSHOP ON SPICES & AROMATIC PLANTS at RAU, Jodhpur

24. PROPOSED ACTION PLAN 2008-09 I.PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF PLANTING MATERIALS i.Production and Distribution of Nucleus Planting Materials of Spices ii.Establishment of Small Nursery for Aromatic & Medicinal Plants iii.Establishment of Seed Processing and Storage Infrastructure

25. Financial Requirement (Rs in lakhs) Physical TargetCost per unit (Rs in lakhs) Crop Total Financial Requirement 331.58 96.00 21.60 22.08 13.50 38.00 2.00 20.80 10.60 7.00 5.00 45.00 50.00 16 lakhs 72 tonnes 92 tonnes 18 quintals 95 tonnes 4 tonnes 0.26 lakh 0.53 lakh 0.35 lakh 1.00 lakh 15 nos 10 nos 6.00 0.30 0.24 0.75 0.40 0.5 80.00 20.00 5.00 3.00 5.00 1.Black Pepper 2.Ginger Rhizomes 3.Turmeric Rhizomes 4.Chilli Seeds 5.Seed spices 6.Garlic 7.Tree spices grafts / seedlings i.Nutmeg grafts ii.Tamarind grafts iii.Clove/allspice seedlings iv.Cinnamon/curry leaf / cassia seedlings 8. Small Nursery for Medicinal and Aromatic Plants 9. Seed processing & storage infrastructure I. Production and Distribution of Planting Materials Proposed ACTION PLAN of DASD 2008-09 contd…

26. PorgrammePhysical Target Financial Requirement (Rs in lakhs) Technology Dissemination through Frontline Demonstration i.Organic Farming a.Estt. Of frontline demonstration plots b.Maintenance of pepper demonstration plots of 2007-08 50 6 22.10 1.20 ii.Maintenance for Demo. Plots of Multi-species cropping in arecanut (2007-08) 6 nos1.50 Proposed ACTION PLAN of DASD 2008-09 contd….

27. PorgrammePhysical Target Financial Requirement (Rs in lakhs) Frontline Demonstration plots i. ii. Seed Spices Medicinal & Aromatic Plants 10 30 2.00 11.25

28. PorgrammeUnitCost per unit (Rs in lakhs) Physical Target Financial Requiremen t (Rs in lakhs) Transfer of Technology Porgrammes a.National SeminarNos3.00515.00 b.National WorkshopsNos1.5057.50 Monitoring LS 5.00 Mission ManagementLS20.62 Proposed ACTION PLAN of DASD 2008-09 contd….

29. Innovative Programme : Assessment of productivity and production constraints in major spices in Kerala – Rs 7.25 lakhs

30. S.No.Programmes Financial Requirement (Rs in lakhs) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. ____ Production and Distribution of Planting Materials Technology Dissemination through Frontline Demonstration Transfer of Technology Project on assessment of production and productivity constraints in spices production in Kerala Monitoring Mission Management ______________________________________________ TOTAL 331.58 38.05 22.50 7.25 5.00 20.62 ______________ 425.00 (Rupees Four hundred and twenty five lakhs only) ACTION PLAN of DASD 2008-09 At a Glance