1. 1 Department of Agriculture UP

2. 2 Tarai Central Western Plain Western Plain Central Plain Semi Arid South Western Plain Bundelkhand Eastern Plain North Eastern Plain Vindhyan Area District of Eastern Region Agro Climatic Zones in U.P.

3. 3 Allahabad, Kaushambi, Pratapgarh, Varanasi, Chandauli, Ghazipur Jaunpur, Mirzapur, Sonbhadra, Sant. Ravidas Nagar, Azamgarh, Mau, Ballia, Gorakhpur, Maharajganj, Deoria, Kushinagar, Basti, Siddhartha Nagar, Sant Kabir Nagar, Faizabad, Ambedkar Nagar, Sultanpur, Gonda, Balrampur, Bahraich and Shravasti Eastern Districts (27) in UP

4. 4 Sr. No. Agro- climatic zoneDistrict 1Central plainAllahabad, Kaushambi, Pratapgarh 2Eastern plainVaranasi, Chandauli, Ghazipur, Jaunpur, Faizabad, Ambedkar Nagar, Sultanpur, Azamgarh, Mau, Ballia, S. Ravi Das Ngr 3VindhyanMirzapur, Sonbhadra, 5North Eastern plainGorakhpur, Maharajganj, Deoria, Kushi Nagar, Basti, Siddharth Nagar, Sant Kabir Nagar, Gonda, Balrampur, Bahraich, Shravasti District under different Agro-Climatic Zones

5. 5 Central Plain Zone Soils are highly productive vary from sandy loam to clay loam. Constraints –Sodicity, Poor water management and deficiency of Micro Nutrients. –Low organic carbon. Eastern Plain Zone Sodic and Diara Land. Plenty of ground water but surface water is scanty. Constraints –Poor Water Management in Canal Command Area. –Low seed replacement Rate (SRR). –Late sowing of Wheat in Paddy-Wheat crop sequence. Characteristic & Constraints

6. 6 North Eastern Plain Zone Abundant surface and ground water. Soils are alluvial and calcareous. Constraints –Flood and Poor Drainage –Late sowing of Wheat in Paddy-Wheat sequence. –Lack of adoption of hybrids Rice & Maize. Vindhyan Zone –Most of the lands are undulating and rocky besides alluvial in plain area. Constraints –Low fertility and Irrigation problem. –Low Seed Replacement Rate (SRR). Characteristic & Constraints

7. 7 Sl. No.Item Area of Eastern U.P (in Lac ha.) Area of U.P (in Lac ha.) 1Reported Area65.80241.70 2Forest7.8016.57 3Barren and unculturable land1.405.07 4Permanent Pastures0.160.64 5Culturable waste land1.234.40 6Fallow land- (a) Old fallow1.905.42 (b) Current fallow5.4512.85 7Net area Sown55.00165.73 8Gross cropped area85.30254.15 9Area Sown more than once30.3088.41 10Cropping intensity155.60153.54 11Net irrigated area40.70133.13 12Gross irrigated area58.17192.18 13Total problematic land12.7945.83 (a) Flooded area/Submergenc3.48/6.004.84/8.20 (b) Sodic land1.606.75 Agriculture Profile

8. 8 Total No. Of farmers Family- in % Category wise total land share- in % Category wise farmers holding- in ha Category wise Status Farmers of Eastern U.P.

9. 9 Average Productivity in Eastern Region 19.9 Average Productivity in Uttar Pradesh 20.3 No of districts below state’s average 21 Productivity of Rice (qtl / ha.)

10. 10 Average Productivity in Eastern Region 26.0 Average Productivity in Uttar Pradesh 28.6 No of districts below state average14 Productivity of Wheat (qtl / ha.)

11. 11 Rabi Maize is cultivated in 7 districts Ballia, Deoria, Kushinagar, Faizabad, Sultanpur, Gonda and Bahraich of eastern UP. The area in eastern UP is 12296 ha. Area in entire UP is 12445 ha. The productivity of eastern UP and Uttar Pradesh are 29 Q / ha. Productivity of Rabi Maize

12. 12 Average Productivity in Eastern Region 481.6 Average Productivity in Uttar Pradesh 565.4 No of districts below State’s average 12 Productivity of Sugarcane (qtl / ha.)

13. 13 Fertility Status of Primary Nutrients NutrientsStatus Nitrogen  Three districts have very low status  24 Districts have low status Phosphate  15 Districts have very low status.  11 Districts have low status Potash  21 Districts have medium status  Only 6 districts have high status

14. 14 Fertility Status of Sulphur and Micro nutrients NutrientsStatus Sulphur  4 districts have deficient status  Remaining 23 districts have marginal status Zinc  12 districts have deficient status.  Remaining 15 districts have marginal status Iron  Only 6 districts have sufficient status.  Remaining 21 districts have marginal status. Manganese  13 districts have sufficient status.  Remaining 14 districts have marginal status Copper  20 districts have sufficient status.  Remaining 7 districts have marginal status

15. 15 Major Concerns  Fragmented and small size of land holding.  Seed Low SRR Inadequacy of suitable genotypes.  The deteriorating Soil Health Insufficient use of organic manure and less adoption of Green Manuring Imbalanced use of chemical fertilizer Inadequacy of beneficial Micro-flora.  Inadequate credit flow  Depleting ground water

16. 16 Major Concerns (Contd..)  Problematic Soils Problem of sodicity Problem of submergence. Flooded land Khadar and Diyara land  Weak extension network  Slow pace of mechanization  Increasing cost of cultivation  Inadequate pace of research and technology development  Poor post harvest management

17. 17 Strategy for Extending Green Revolution to Eastern UP 1.Increasing Seed Replacement Rate 2.Restoring Soil health 2.1Strategic campaign for Green Manuring and Composting. 2.2Use of quality bio fertilizers 2.3Balanced use of chemical fertilizer. 3.Water management 3.1Judicious and timely use of irrigation water 3.2Effort to reduce dependence on rain. 4.Management of problematic land 4.1Improvement of Sodic lands with use of Gypsum. 4.2Strengthening of Drainage System.

18. 18 Strategy for Extending Green Revolution to Eastern UP 5. Technology dissemination 5.1Organizing Mega Farmer Fare in each agro climatic zones. 5.2Involvement of 17000 input dealers in technology dissemination. (Vikreta Se Visheshyagya) through capacity building. 5.3Exposure visit, Kisan Mela and farmer’s training programme 5.4Farm School for Farmer to Farmer extension. 6.Mechanization 6.1Popularization of modern agricultural implements and their distribution. 6.2Demonstration of new agricultural implements 7.Establishment of Mandi with in 100 sq km radius.

19. 19 Strategy for Extending Green Revolution to Eastern UP 8. Minimizing cost of cultivation 8.1Popularizing line sowing 8.2Adoption of IPM and IPNM techniques. 8.3Use of Zero till 8.4Promotion of SRI technique of Rice cultivation 8.5Maximum use of Organic / Green manure 9.Research and technology development 9.1 Release of high yielding varieties and hybrid Rice strain. 9.2Release of thermo tolerant verities. 9.3Less water loving varieties 9.4Increase of self life of produce. 10. Paddy 10.1Increasing SRR / VRR. 10.2 Distribution of Hybrid Rice seed 10.3 20% area of paddy under Hybrid Rice 10.4 Scented Rice to occupy 5-7% area specially with improved strain of Kala Namak 10.5 Cultivation of summer paddy in flooded land

20. 20 Strategy for Extending Green Revolution to Eastern UP 11. Wheat 11.1Timely sowing & Proper placement of seed and fertilizer by use of Zero till. 11.2Line sowing 11.3 Judicious and timely use of irrigation water 11.4Increasing SRR/VRR. 12.Sugarcane 12.1Increasing Seed & Varietal Replacement Rate. 12.2Adoption of crunch method of planting. 12.3Intercropping. 13.Maize 13.1Increasing area under Hybrid and High Yielding Varieties. 13.2Extension of area under Rabi Maize in Eastern UP

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22. 22 CropDistribution 2008-09 Distribution 2009-10 Proposed target 2010-11 Rice380312380110418121 Wheat137371015110801662180 Maize201382215124366 In qtl. In qtl. Status of Seed Distribution & Proposed Target

23. 23 Sr. No.Distribution (2008-09) Distribution (2009-10) Proposed Target 2010-11 N97186410690501229407 P377273415000477250 K92453101698116952 Total144159015857481823609 ( in MT) Status of Fertilizer Distribution

24. 24 Achievement 2008-09 Achievement 2009-10 2010-11 (Proposed) 3515.693849.858472.00 (in crores Rs.) Status of Crop Loan Distribution

25. 25 ImplementsDistribution 2008-09 Distribution 2009-10 Proposed target 2010-11 Rotavator190225912795 Zero Till205460721 Seed drill265605915 Conoweeder298848327020 (in No.) Status of Mechanization

26. 26 Sr. No. ComponentActivities 1RiceDemonstration, seed distribution, agricultural implements, Capacity building, Gypsum distribution for reclamation of scattered patches of sodic land, micro nutrient application and contingency. 2WheatDemonstration, sprinkler sets, seed distribution, bio fertilizer, agricultural implements, Capacity building, incentive for line sowing, green manuring with Dhaincha, incentive for Dhaincha seed production and contingency. 3Rabi Maize Demonstration, bio fertilizer, seed distribution, Capacity building, contingency. 4 SugarcaneDemonstration, Pyrilla control, Capacity building, contingency. 5Creation of additional Irrigation potential Shallow Borings with dedicated pump sets Component wise proposed activities

27. 27 In all 5,60,130 farmers will be benefited by the project. Enhancement of productivity of Rice, Wheat, Rabi Maize by 2 Q / ha and Sugarcane by 10 Q/ ha. Soil health (Soil fertility and soil productivity) will be maintained for posterity. Water use efficiency will increase by use of sprinkler. The time for various agricultural operation will be tangibly reduced through mechanization. Reclamation of isolated patches of sodic lands by use of Gypsum in these areas will have additional food production at least 5 Q / ha. The following outcome is expected Additional production and productivity will improve the economy of farmers which will in turn ensure the better livelihood and consequently elevating them to higher notches of Human Development index (HDI). Benefits and Outcome

28. 28 Sr. No Components Amount (Rs. In lakh) 1Rice 2336.544 2Wheat 1155.115 3Rabi Maize 56.075 4Sugarcane 1419.077 5Creation of Irrigation potential 709.190 Total 5726.810 Component wise allocation of funds

29. 29 Rs. In Crores Requirement of funds for Eastern Uttar Pradesh Total Requirement Fund available from different schemes Actual requirement of fund from GOI Remark 1040.27190.00 NFSM 643.00 Other state schemes 207.27 57.27 Crore provision in green revolution project 150.00 Crore Addl. requirement 833.00

30. 30 Total No. Of farmers Family- in % Category wise total land share- in % Category wise farmers holding- in ha Category wise Status U.P.

31. 31 S.No Districts Productivity 1CHANDAULI26.2 2KUSHI NAGAR24.5 3AMBEDKAR NAGAR23.7 4MHARAJGANJ22.8 5ALLAHABAD22.5 6BALRAMPUR21.7 7FAIZABAD21.2 8GHAZIPUR21.1 9SULTANPUR20.2 10PRATAPGARH19.8 11JAUNPUR19.7 12DEORIA19.5 13SIDDHARTH NAGAR19.4 14GONDA18.8 15SHRAVASTI18.8 16GORAKHPUR18.3 17BAHRAICH18.2 18VARANASI18.1 19MIRZPUR18.1 20AZAMGARH17.9 21BASTI17.8 22KAUSHAMBI17.7 23SANT KABIR NGR17.5 24S. RAVI DAS NGR17.4 25BALLIA17.2 26MAU16.1 27SONBHADRA9.6 Eastern Region19.9 UTTAR PRADESH20.3 Productivity of Rice

32. 32 S.NoDistricts Productivity 1AMBEDKAR NAGAR31.7 2BALRAMPUR29.4 3KUSHI NAGAR29.2 4MHARAJGANJ28.5 5GONDA28.1 6SULTANPUR27.8 7FAIZABAD27.6 8BAHRAICH27.4 9JAUNPUR27.2 10GORAKHPUR27.1 11DEORIA26.6 12VARANASI26.3 13BALLIA26.0 14AZAMGARH25.9 15MAU25.9 16SANT KABIR NGR25.6 17SHRAVASTI25.3 18BASTI25.2 19GHAZIPUR25.0 20PRATAPGARH24.9 21SIDDHARTH NAGAR24.3 22S. RAVI DAS NGR24.2 23ALLAHABAD23.5 24CHANDAULI22.9 25KAUSHAMBI22.9 26MIRZPUR19.6 27SONBHADRA14.8 Eastern Region26.0 UTTAR PRADESH28.6 Productivity of Wheat

33. 33 S.NoDistrictsProductivity 1JAUNPUR554.2 2MHARAJGANJ528.7 3BAHRAICH528.7 4GORAKHPUR519.0 5KUSHI NAGAR514.5 6SONBHADRA507.6 7SULTANPUR507.2 8CHANDAULI506.3 9S. RAVI DAS NGR505.6 10SANT KABIR NGR505.2 11SIDDHARTH NAGAR504.5 12MIRZPUR502.9 13BASTI502.0 14SHRAVASTI490.2 15GHAZIPUR481.6 16BALRAMPUR479.6 17DEORIA478.4 18PRATAPGARH473.4 19FAIZABAD473.1 20AMBEDKAR NAGAR472.8 21ALLAHABAD468.0 22KAUSHAMBI467.6 23GONDA441.6 24VARANASI432.4 25AZAMGARH415.9 26MAU396.7 27BALLIA331.2 Eastern Region481.6 UTTAR PRADESH565.4 Productivity of Sugarcane

34. 34 Average Percentage of small & marginal farmer in eastern UP 94.6 Average Percentage of small & marginal farmer in Uttar Pradesh 91.1 Highest Percentage of small & marginal farmer in eastern UP (St. Ravidas Nagar, Jaunpur, Varanasi) 97.7 Percent net area sown of reporting area in eastern UP 63.8 Percent net area sown of reporting area in Uttar Pradesh 67.9 Salient Features of Eastern UP

35. 35 Percent net irrigated area in eastern UP- 76.2 Percent net irrigated area in Uttar Pradesh 79.7 Cropping Intensity in eastern UP 155.6 Cropping Intensity in Uttar Pradesh 154.2 Salient Features of Eastern UP (Contd..)

36. 36 2008-092009-102010-11 (Proposed) 2.432.703.11 Area in Lakh ha Status of Irrigation Potential Creation

37. 37 Sl. No.ItemArea in Lakh ha. 1Reported Area241.70 2Forest16.57 3Barren and unculturable land5.07 4Permanent Pastures0.64 5Culturable waste land4.40 6Fallow land- (a) Old fallow5.42 (b) Current fallow12.85 7Net area Sown165.73 8Gross cropped area254.15 9Area Sown more than once88.41 10Cropping intensity153.54 11Net irrigated area133.13 12Gross irrigated area192.18 Agriculture Profile

38. 38 Action Taken Report (ATR) on decisions of Experts group meeting (13-14 May 2010) DecisionsATR Allocation of Eastern UP is 57.27crore DPR already submitted against this amount. Proportionate allocation to Rice, Wheat, Rabi Maize and Sugarcane after analyzing the problems of different crops Already done

39. 39 Action Taken Report (ATR) on decisions of Experts group meeting (13-14 May 2010) (Contd..) DecisionsATR Stare should focus on promotion of Hybrid Rice, Promotion of submergence tolerant Rice varieties, treatment of problematic areas, mechanization, green manuring (GM), summer moong between Rice and Wheat Crops etc. Promotion of Hybrid Rice, Submergence Tolerant Rice varieties and mechanization is is proposed under the project besides same component under NFSM- Rice. Summer Moong will be covered under NFSM – pulse components. GM is a part of cropping system which is taken as an interlude between wheat & Rice. The project envisages promotion of hybrid Rice. Special efforts will be made to popularize summer paddy in traditional water logged areas. where kharif paddy is not possible. Improved cultivar of Kala Namak Rice will also be promoted

40. 40 Action Taken Report (ATR) on decisions of Experts group meeting (13-14 May 2010) (Contd..) DecisionsATR Allocation made to AH and fisheries components should be re-allocated for providing irrigation water at the command of farmers by installing shallow tube- wells. Reallocated in revised DPR

41. 41 Action Taken Report (ATR) on decisions of Experts group meeting (13-14 May 2010) (Contd..) DecisionsATR State should adopt integrated farming system demonstr- ation along Sharda Sahayak canal Area for 1 million ha. which is lying vaccant to treat Saline Alkali Soils The amount available under this project is only 57.27 Crore which is only sufficient for adopting proposed interventions. However this project (Proposed by CSSRI, Lucknow centre) can be taken up under local initiative component of NFSM. The preparation of the project is under way.

42. 42 Action Taken Report (ATR) on decisions of Experts group meeting (13-14 May 2010) (Contd..) DecisionsATR State needs to go for intercropping in sugarcane with pulses in about 5 Lakh ha. of area out of 10 Lakh ha. covered under Sugarcane crop in Eastern U.P. Intercropping with pulses have been proposed in the project.

43. 43 Action Taken Report (ATR) on decisions of Experts group meeting (13-14 May 2010) (Contd..) DecisionsATR State is required to modify the plan and prepare action plan based on the revised strategic plan for seeking approval of SLSC. Revised plan has been prepared and sent to GoI on 26 May, 2010

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