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FOR RECOGNIZING EFFORTS OF THE BEST PERFORMING STATES IN FOODGRAINS, COARSE CEREALS, PULSES AND OILSEEDS PRODUCTION DURING 2014-15.

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1 FOR RECOGNIZING EFFORTS OF THE BEST PERFORMING STATES IN FOODGRAINS, COARSE CEREALS, PULSES AND OILSEEDS PRODUCTION DURING 2014-15

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3 ItemUnitNos. Geographical Area Lac. Sq. Km 3.42 Average size of operational holdings Ha. 3.38 Total No. of holdings Lac Nos. 68.88 Total cultivable area Lac Ha. 255.55 Net Irrigated Area Lac Ha. 74.99 Gross Irrigated Area Lac Ha. 94.55 Total No. of Cultivators Lac No. 136 Agriculture Share in GSDP (on current prices) (%) 20.27 Per capita income on current prices Rs. 65974 Normal Av. rainfall MM 463.6

4 CropArea ( In million ha.) IndiaRajasthan% to IndiaPosition Bajra 7.894.4356.23 1 st Mustard 6.703.0845.95 1 st Gram 10.221.9218.82 2 nd Oilseed 28.535.2818.51 2 nd Pulses 25.234.2016.64 2 nd Food grain 126.0413.4210.64 3 rd Wheat 31.192.819.01 4 th Maize 9.430.939.83 5 th

5 CropProduction (in million tones ) IndiaRajasthan% to IndiaPosition Bajra 9.183.8041.40 1 st Mustard 7.963.8348.10 1 st Gram 9.881.6416.59 2 nd Coarse Cereals --6.6015.30 2 nd Oilseed 32.886.0718.46 3 rd Pulses 19.272.4712.82 3 rd Food grain 264.7718.306.91 5 th Wheat 95.918.929.30 5 th Maize 24.351.506.17 6 th

6 Crop2012-132013-142014-15 % increase over 2013-14 Rice 2.233.133.6717.3 Jowar 4.203.575.0541.4 Bajra 38.3941.3544.567.8 Maize 18.4714.7815.515.0 S.Millets 0.070.020.0322.9 Wheat 107.67110.2098.24-10.9* Barley 9.589.429.622.2 TOTAL CEREALS 180.61182.46176.67-3.2* PRODUCTION IN MILLION TONNES * HAILSTORMS AND HEAVY RAINFALL AT MATURITY LED TO HEAVY CROP LOSSES

7 Crop2012-132013-142014-15 % increase over 2013-14 PULSES K.Pulses 6.227.649.5324.8 Arhar 0.150.090.102.8 Gram 12.7716.419.11-44.5* R.Pulses 0.430.570.7836.8 TOTAL PULSES 19.5724.7119.52-21.0* FOODGRAINS KHARIF 69.7370.5778.4411.1 RABI 130.45136.60117.75-13.8* TOTAL FOODGRAINS 200.18207.17196.19-5.3 PRODUCTION IN MILLION TONNES * HAILSTORMS AND HEAVY RAINFALL AT MATURITY LED TO HEAVY CROP LOSSES

8 Crop2012-132013-142014-15 % increase over 2013-14 Sesamum 1.220.721.1255.7 G.Nut 6.169.0710.1111.4 Soyabean 14.699.759.57-1.9 # Castor Seed 3.412.863.3517.1 Rape & Must. 37.6036.2128.79-20.5* Taramira 0.551.760.17-90.5 Linseed 0.010.03 15.6 TOTAL OILSEEDS 63.6460.4153.14-12.0 PRODUCTION IN MILLION TONNES # WATER INUNDATION DUE TO HEAVY RAINFALL LED TO HEAVY CROP LOSSES * HAILSTORMS AND HEAVY RAINFALL AT MATURITY LED TO HEAVY CROP LOSSES

9 Production of Rice, Sorghum, Bajara, Barley, Pulses and Groundnut during 2014-15 was more over last two years. Percent increase in production during 2014-15 over 2013-14 was as follows:  Rice- 17.3%  Jowar (Sorghum)- 41.4%  Bajara- 7.7%  Pulses- 25.6%  Groundnut- 11.4%

10 Crop Avg. 2009-10 to 13-14 (5Yrs)2014-15 % increase over last 5 yrs Rice1865218617.2 Jowar55276338.2 Bajra929109317.7 Maize1575174010.5 Total Cereals177618665.1 Total Pulses5355808.4 Total Foodgrains141815297.8 Sesamum28034021.4 G.Nut1721201917.3 PRODUCTIVITY IN KG/HA

11 Productivity of Rice, Jowar, Bajara, Maize, Cereals as total, Pulses, Foodgrains as total, Sesamum and Groundnut during 2014-15 increased over the average of last 5 years. Percent increase in productivity during 2014-15 over the average of last 5 years was as follows:  Cereals- 5.1%  Pulses- 8.4%  Total Foodgrains- 7.8%  Groundnut- 17.3%

12 Name of the Scheme 2012-132013-142014-15 Allot ment Expendi ture %Allot ment Expendi ture %Allot ment Expendi ture % RKVY 273182266583380953569594767307174994 NFSM 134621113483154641463295233671583868 NMOOP/ ISOPOM 511649779757254664816490288945 NMAET - - - - - -4200234956 ATMA 368732008738513750973345209463 State Plan 593165883299436364307199755045068667 Total 111444101975921081831019229415802810839369* * During 2014-15 progress was less due to change in scheme guidelines / funding pattern and round the year elections in the state.

13 ■2011-12 Allotment : Rs. 1011 crore, Expenditure Rs. 907 crore. ■2014-15 Allotment : Rs. 1580 crore, Expenditure Rs. 1084 crore. ■Budget provisions increased by about 1.5 times. ■Expenditure during 2014-15 : 69%. ■Expenditure under RKVY-83%, NFSM-68%, NMOOP-43%, NMAET-49%, State Plan-67% and ATMA- 63%.

14 S. No.Components Unit ( For Physical) TargetProgress PhysicalFinancialPhysicalFinancial% 1 Demonstrations on Improved Technologies Ha 15893610282.81147214971.4848 2 Additional Area Coverage (Pulses) Ha 52000390052679336986 3 Distribution of Certified seed Qtls 312440180531538602405.2813 4 Integrated Nutrient management Ha 41666116025975605.6152 5 Integrated Pest management Ha 300004006176.521.985 6 Resource Conservation technologies / Tools NO. 593085430601121.19131 7 Efficient Water Application Tools 1562 851.1454 8 Cropping System Based trainings NO. 41578.333033.843 9 Local Initiatives 1100.25 528.7648 10 Miscellaneous Expences 2098.5 1900.7291 Total 23366.8 15837.968

15  Hybrid Maize Seed distribution in Tribal areas - 41956.2 Qtls to about 8.39 lacs farmers free of cost.  Total 20.83 Lac Qtls quality seed distributed.  Seed Minikit-15 Lacs & Crop Demo- 3.8 Lacs.  IPM & Seed treatment as campaign for which SEED DRESSING DRUM provided at each Gram Panchayat.  Advance Stocking of 2.5 Lac MT Urea & DAP fertilizers.

16  TOT ; Trainings & visit -3.8 lacs farmers,  Publication of farmers friendly literature POP-10.3 lacs.  Crop Insurance Scheme in all districts.  Integrated Nutrient Management Programme.  56 soil testing labs with 5.22 lac samples capacity.  Gypsum Distribution- 1.33 Lac MT  Soil Health Cards distributed- 3.22 Lacs

17  Construction of 2883 diggies with expenditure of Rs.7978.16 lac as subsidy.  In tubewell irrigated areas, 1486 Water storage tanks were constructed with an expenditure of Rs. 874.31 lac.  Rain water harvest -3699 Farm Ponds with expenditure of Rs.1974.67.04 lac.  Irrigation water conveyance 7863 KM pipeline with expenditure of Rs. 1856.77 Lac as subsidy.  Drip & sprinkler sets in 26000 ha. and 22000 ha.  As a result of these measures irrigated area increased by 5.5 Lac Ha.  Solar Pumpsets-2400 with Rs.55.9 crore and led to 9000 KW additional power generation

18  Rajasthan Innovation Foundation  State Service Delivery Gateway (SSDG) portal for online applications  ROCL: 300 Ha olive plantation, 7900 lit oil produced during 2014-15  GRAMSAT  Soil fertility Maps using Remote Sensing technology and Soil health cards prepared  PROP- Pest management guide with visuals

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20  State Level Coordination Cell is working for purchases of power during shortage.  For timely and smooth availability of water share from the dams of adjoining states interstate coordination cell has been constituted.  For timely availability of fertilizer department make effective coordination with Railway, Cooperatives, District Administration and manufacturing units.  For availability of credit to the farmers, department coordinates with cooperative department and banks.  All inter-departmental issues are discussed in regular meetings of State Level Mission executive Committees.

21  Major Mandis-134 & Minor Mandis- 312  Mustard oil testing labs- 16 mandis  Mandi charges reduced- 1.6 to 1.0% on oilseeds & 0.5% on coarse cereals  Krishak Sathi Scheme- Rs.2.0 lac on death & 0.5 lac on disability  Kisan Kalewa Scheme  Kisan Bhawans at mandis

22  Enhanced availability of quality seeds- Seed Village Concept and Seed Rolling Plan.  To promote Organic Farming IPM, Bio-agents /Bio- pesticides promoted, pesticides use to be reduced to half by 2020.  Farm Mechanization- Custom hiring through ‘Agriclinics’  Extension support and Capacity development  Soil reclamation 1.0 lac ha and soil health cards to all farmers in next three years.  KSKVKC at all Blocks and Gram Panchayat

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