National Conference on Agriculture
Rabi Campaign 2010-11
17 -18 Sep. 2010
Rajasthan
Rajasthan
Sri
Ganga Nagar
Rainfall
Hanuman
garh
As on 13th Sept.
Bikaner
Churu
Jhunjhunu
Alwar
Sikar
Bharatpur
Nagaur
Jaisalmer
Dausa
Jaipur
Karauli
Jodhpur
Ajmer
Barmer
Pali
Rainfall in %
60 % or more Abnormal : 6 Distt.
20 to 59 % Excess : 10 Distt.
- 19 to 19 % Normal : 14 Distt.
- 20 to –59 % Deficit : 3 Distt.
Jalore
Sirohi
Bhilwara
Raj
Samand Chittor
Garh
Tonk
Bundi
Sawai
Madhopur
Baran
Kota
Udaipur
Pratap
Garh
Dungarpur
Banswara
Jhalawar
Dholpur
Rainfall position During Kh. 2010 vis-à-vis Kh.2009
Kharif 2010
Kharif 2009
Average Normal Rainfall up to 13th Sept.
503.90 mm
503.90 mm
Acutal Rainfall received up to 13th Sept.
562.10 mm
367.62 mm
11.57%
-27%
Deviation from normal
Category of Districts on rainfall position
Category
No of Districts
2010
2009
More than 60%
6
0
Excess (20 to 59%)
10
0
Normal ( 19 to -19%)
14
8
Deficit ( -20 to -59%)
3 (9%)
26 (78%)
33
33
Total
Major sowing done from 20th to 31th July
Good weather conditions prevails and disease and pest at few location only. Very good plant
growth and higher crop yield envisaged.
Kharif assessment 2010
Area and Yield under Kharif Crops
Area in lac ha, Yield in Kg / ha
Crops
Five years avg.
04-05 to 08-09
2009 achievement
Ist estimates of
BOR
2010 Target
Area
Yield
Area
Yield
Area
Yield
Area
Yield
Cereals
67.22
763
70.97
482
67
1047
69.72
886
Pulses
23.88
270
24.17
191
24
654
24.90
337
Oilseeds
15.29
1034
17.20
844
15.50
1212
17.26
1265
Cotton
3.86
351
4.44
345
3.90
360
2.90
425
Guar-Seed
26.85
305
25.81
78
26.90
401
27.75
545
141.80
-
144.97
-
142.50
-
147.23
-
Total
including others
Kharif assessment 2010
Production under Kharif Crops
Production in lac Mt/ lac bales
5 Yrs
Avg.
2009
Ach
2010
Target
Likely Ach.
As per Ist
estimates
of BOR
% increase
over five
years average
Cereals
51.31
34.19
70.14
61.75
20%
Pulses
6.46
4.62
15.69
8.40
30%
Oilseeds
15.81
14.53
18.79
21.82
38%
Cotton
7.23
4.08
8.27
7.25
0.27%
Guar-seed
8.19
2.01
10.78
15.13
85%
Rabi Prospects 2010-2011
Area and Yield
Area in lac ha, Yield in Kg / ha
Crops
Five years
Achievement 2009-10
Target 2010-11
average
Area
Yield
Area
Yield
Area
Yield
Wheat
23.17
2912
23.94
3133
25.50
3200
Barley
2.29
2515
2.23
2785
3.00
3050
Gram
11.24
655
8.84
605
14.00
850
Mustard
30.28
1178
22.12
1316
32.00
1300
Total
including
others
68.70
-
58.25
-
78.04
-
Availability of Water in Dams and water received from out side the State
Position of 695 Major, Medium and Minor Dams
•
Canal will be having more water
in INGP, Bhakhra and gang canal
Water Condition
2009
2010
system this year along with
Dams having no Water
332
209
greater availability of water in
Marginally filled Dams
329
394
Dams (1040.87 MCUM). This will
Full Dams
34
92
help in higher area under Rabi
12260.86
13301.73
crops and will also increase
Total Water availability (MCUM)
Water being received from outside the State
Capacity (MCUM)
Major Dams
% Water Availability
Full
capacity
Capacity as on
13.09.10
20010
2009
Bhakra Dam
9248.87
7496.52
81.05
58.77
Pong Dam
8249.98
7032.84
82.25
55.74
production & productivity. The
extended
Monsoon
in
Sept.
month beyond 15th Sept. will
increase area under mustard &
gram
Rabi Prospects 2010-11
Production : in Lac MT
5 yrs
Ach.
Average 2009-10
Target
Highest
2010-11
Ach.
Wheat
67.48
75.01
81.60
77.56
Barley
5.77
6.20
9.15
8.78
Gram
7.36
5.35
11.90
9.81
Mustard
35.66
29.12
41.60
38.56
National Food Security Mission 2010-11
Components (Rs. In lacs)
Particulars
Approved Technical
Programme
NFSM-Wheat NFSM-Pulses
NFSM
Media &
Publicity
Total
7680.61
2220.37
5260.24
200.00
(approval
awaited)
783.41
205.38
-9.07
979.72
Revalidation
-
-
-
-
GOI Release
(2010-11)
-
2424.73
-
2424.73
Total Funds
783.41
2630.11
-9.07
3404.45
1183.89+200
59.83
2211.10
(65%)
Unspent Balance
(01.04.10)
Expenditure up to
17.38+750.00
31.08.10+booked amt.
National Food Security Mission
Progress
2008-09
Components
2009-10
Allot.
Exp.
Allot.
Exp.
NFSM-Wheat
2285.94
1853.11
3070.66
2287.26
NFSM-Pulses
1499.41
747.89
1919.87
1714.49
NFSM – M & P
147.86
121.68
136.17
145.25
Total
3933.21
2722.68
5126.71
4147.00
National Food Security Mission:
Comparison of yield (Rabi) with Non – NFSM districts
Av.Yield in Kg / ha.
Wheat
NFSM
districts
2008-09
2009-10
2657
2715
(6.66%
Pulses (Gram)
2008-09 2009-10
766
530
increase)
Non –
NFSM
districts
3483
3299
844
842
State
3175
3133
779
605
Year
09-10
was
a
drought year
resulted
reduction in
productivity of
pulses crops.
As
major
area
of
pulses comes
under rain fed
conditions.
Accelerated Pulses Production Programme (A3P)
under NFSM during kharif 2010
Distt.- Jaipur, Ajmer, Jodhpur, Nagour, Churu, Tonk
Area covered (Target 25000)
Seed distributed (Moong/Urd)
31020 Ha.
22000/3000 kits
Gypsum distributed
7316 MT.
Bio-fertilizer distributed
0.76 lac
Micro-nutrient (ZnSO4) distributed
Fertilizer (DAP) distributed
484 MT
1551 MT.
Trichoderma powder distributed
1200 Kg.
PP Chemicals distributed
38430 Lit.
Lures distributed
436080 Nos.
NPV (250LE) distributed
13860 Bottles
Pheromone Traps
145360 Nos.
Financial Allocation
13.18 crore
Expenditure Incurred
7.63 crore
Accelerated Pulses Production Programme (A3P)
under NFSM approved for Rabi 2010-11
•
Funds indicated - 1913.10 lacs
•
The instruction have been issued and the programme would be under taken in
districts of Bikaner, Churu, Hanumangarh, Jaipur, Nagour, Jhunjhunu.
•
The components under the programme would be same as those in kharif 2010
i.e. improved seed, micro-nutrient, Seed treatment with trichoderma fertilizer,
Bio-fertilizer, Zypsum etc.
•
Under the programme 16 kg minikit of gram would be distributed.
•
35,000 kits to be distributed in above 6 districts.
•
The programme will be implemented 35000 ha area.
•
Rs. 5400 ha to be provided for inputs for INM/IPM.
Achievement under MIS since inception
Year
Area in Ha.
Drip
Sprinkler
Drip Demo
Total
2006-07
2608
65068
45
67721
2007-08
2690
70984
61
73735
2008-09
5097
72632
24
77753
2009-10
8743
86813
-
95556
2010-11 Target
23000
125000
-
148000
Ach. Upto Aug.2010
2950
30172
-
33122
Special interventions of State for accelerated growth
• 20% Additional Subsidy for Drip irrigation
• Drip System made compulsory for NHM/RKVY orchards and WHS
• MI compulsory for new electricity connections & additional
assistance up to 20% to motivate farmers
Interventions needed from GOI
• Area (5 ha) ceiling to be exempted for maximum coverage
Rastriya Krishi Vikas Yojana : progress
Amount Rs. in crores
Year
Funds received
Expenditure
Unspent Balance
UC sent to GOI
2007-08
55.76
0.00
55.76
Nil
2008-09
233.76+55.76= 289.52
175.78
113.74
175.78
2009-10
186.12+113.74= 299.86
248.62
51.24
248.62
2010-11
515.47
373.41
62.00
Programme taken under RKVY during 2010-11
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Golden rays programme for increasing productivity of Maize in tribal areas- 37480.60 qts hybrid
seed in 5 kg minikit provided to 7.50 lac tribal cultivators.
Massive programme of Seed replacement rate of Pearl Millet in 8 western districts (Bikaner,
Barmer, Churu, Jalor, Jhunjhunu, Jodhpur, Nagour and Sikar) covring 10.94 lac S & M farmers with
outlay of Rs. 21.26 lacs.
Construction of 5000 deggies in canal command area and construction of 2000 farm ponds & 1000
water storage tanks for efficient use of water.
Development of Dairy sector.
Date palm & pomegranate plantation programme at large scale on farmers fields.
Involvement of private seeds companies on PPP mode to improve SSR of different crops.
Involvement of NGO’s in Agriculture & allied sectors for transfer of new technologies.
RKVY in 2010-11 : Status
•
•
Total Provision for Rajasthan State - Rs. 515.47 Crore
Funds Released by GOI
(a) Rs. 128.87 Crore Stream-II
(b) Rs. 193.30 Crore Stream-I
Total Rs. 322.17 Crore
Expenditure Incurred upto
August-2010- Rs. 124.64 Crore.
Rs. 28.50 crore received under
sub scheme for pulses,
oilseed production in rainfed area.
Status of Funds Released and utilized under RKVY (07-08 to 09-10)
S.
No.
Name Of Deptt.
2
3
4
5
Agriculture
including RSSC
Horticulture
Fisheries
RCDF
RAU, Bikaner
6
MPUAT, Udaipur
7
Animal Husbandry
8
Cooperative
9
College Education
10
Water Resource
11
12
13
Forest
RSAMB
NGO/PPP
Total
1
1 Funds received in 07-08 = 55.76 crore ,
2 funds received in 08-09= 233.76 crore
3 funds received in 09-10=
186.12crore
4 Total funds received since inception = RS 475.64 crore
Funds
Funds
Exp.
Exp. Incurred Transferred in 09Tranferred in
incurred in
in 2008-09
10 incl. unspent
08-09
09-10
balance
Total Funds
transferred
upto March,
2010
Total Exp.
incurred upto
March 2010
38.75
35.12
128.79
124.10
163.91
159.22
66.99
2.23
24.07
6.96
57.80
1.32
19.53
5.44
40.87
0.91
21.90
6.95
24.17
0.90
21.90
6.95
98.67
2.23
41.43
12.39
81.97
2.22
41.43
12.39
15.75
14.24
8.44
8.44
22.68
22.68
6.00
5.94
5.68
3.18
11.63
9.12
23.34
17.77
28.30
28.17
46.07
45.94
1.00
1.00
1.00
0.00
2.00
1.00
26.00
17.59
33.41
19.77
51.00
37.36
0.00
0.00
2.00
213.09
0.00
0.00
0.00
175.75
2.00
4.20
8.89
291.34
1.16
2.99
6.89
248.62
2.00
4.20
8.89
467.09
1.16
2.99
6.89
424.40
Strengthening Extension Machinery at State Level
•
Krishi Gyan Avam Aadan Shivir –Pre Kharif Panchayat level campaign organized to reach out
to farmers with focus on enhancing productivity.
•
Rabi Abhiyan- is in progress (15th Sep to 15th Oct)- Efficient use of available water and
productivity enhancement are the focus areas
•
“KHETIBARI”, a weekly TV program of Department-good quality and highly popular
•
“Kheti Ri Batan” a live daily Radio program with farmer-friendly format-phone-in, success stories,
farmers interviews etc.
•
Inter-state exposure visits of farmers -5600 farmers to be benefited during 2009-10
•
Beneficiary trainings ( Software ) included in implementation of components ( hardware )
viz. seed production, agri. implements, sprinkler, drip, pipe line etc.
Kisan Call Centre running successfully; very popular.86078 calls in 09-10 and 75000 calls in
10-11 up to 31th July, 10
Regular training programmes of extension functionaries, on processing & PHM, diploma in
value added products from fruits & vegetables, “Post Graduate Diploma in Agriculture Extension
Management” and other capacity building training at State level and out of State institution.
Community Radio Station, Gram set based training.
Mobile Group Messaging - 3 lac farmers ICT based Kisan Call Centre.
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•
•
•
Strengthening Extension Machinery at State Level
•
National /Multinational companies like Pepsico, Monsanto, Chambal Fertilizers, Lupin,
NM Sadguru foundation and reputed NGOs are also being involved in various Extension
activities.
•
MOU with Reuters under consideration this year for sending advisories to farmers on
mobile phones.
ATMA-implementation in all 33 districts:
•
PPP based implementation of extension programme- farm schools will be organized with
the collaboration of ITC Broad based capacity building of field functionaries.
•
FIG / CIG based programmes formulated.- so far 4388 groups formed and provided support for
different activities
•
Award to 474 progressive farmers at block, district and state level.
Seed: Enhanced Production & Distribution
•
•
•
Increased Certified Seed Distribution – Rabi
Year
2005-06 06-07
07-08
08-09
2009-10 2010-11 (tgt)
lac Qtls
5.4
8.55
9.39
9.65
6.31
11.35
Increased Certified Seed Distribution – Total (kharif + rabi)
Year
2005-06 06-07
07-08
08-09
2009-10 2010-11 (tgt)
lac Qtls
7.61
11.80
14.23
14.82
8.73
18.35
New Seed Scheme – Involvement of Private Sector in Seed Production and distribution
Monsento, Krishi dhan, PHI (Pioneer), Syngenta and Kanchan jyoti agro
•
Minikit distribution scheme refined as seed production scheme for self-use
•
Quality control measures enforced strictly
Seed Arrangements : Rabi
in lac Qtls.
5 years Average
04-05 to 08-09
2009-10
distribution
2010-11
Targets
distribution
Wheat
4.91
7.32
9.00
Barley
0.38
0.95
1.30
Gram
0.36
0.55
0.75
Mustard
0.68
0.83
1.05
Total
6.33
9.65
12.10
Seed Replacement Rate in kharif & rabi crops (SRR%)
Crop
2005-06
2006-07 2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
(Proposed)
Bajara
34
46
42
46
46
63.13
Maize
17
20
25
42
41
53.40
Moong
8
9
12
23
22
26.19
Soyabeen
7
11
13
18
21
35.39
Castor
32
12
28
38
37
44.44
Cotton
49
53
67
64
73
100
Wheat
19
20
26
31.77
31
35.42
Barley
12
8
20
26.68
42
47.50
Gram
4
3
5
5
8
9.65
48
64
78
77.91
94
86.69
Mustard
Fertilizer Arrangements : Rabi
Consumption : in lac M.T.
5 yrs avgerage
04-05 to 08-09
2009-10
Requirement
2010-11
DAP
2.26
2.71
3.00
UREA
7.67
8.24
9.50
SSP
0.76
0.60
1.25
Others
0.46
0.63
0.85
Total
11.17
12.18
14.60
Interventions needed from MOA, GOI
• Timely supply of DAP, NPK, other complex fertilizers and urea according to allotment
• Increase in rack points for uniform supply of fertilizers
• Adequate and timely availability of rail wagons for transportation of fertilizers
• MOA, GOI may compel Chambal fertilizers to maintained 50000 MT. urea’s buffer stock
Soil Health Enhancement through INM
• Massive increase in distribution of soil health cards - 3.00 lac in 2008-09, 2.85 lac in
2009-10 & 1.30 lac soil health cards distributed during 2010-11. (till 31st Aug. 2010)
• Micro nutrient testing facility available in 32 labs - 0.55 lac samples in 2008-09, 0.52
lac -samples in 2009-10 and 0.30 lac samples analyzed in 2010-11 so far.
• Special software being used to generate Computerized soil health cards –
recommendations in terms of fertilizer materials for 4-8 important crops.
• Block-wise fertility maps prepared and distributed at GP, PS, AS, AAO and
district level and also to major fertilizer dealers of the State
• Fertility maps on GIS –Maps of all districts displayed on GIS.
• Large scale use of Gypsum in rabi Oilseeds and Pulses as source of nutrient –
•
•
efforts initiated for timely supply of gypsum, besides, uniform price of gypsum across the state
Gypsum distributed in 09-10 - 1.07 lac MT. and 0.65 lac MT. during 10-11 upto 31th Aug
2010
12 mobile soil testing labs has start working on PPP mode in the State
Best Practices
Adopted By The Department of Agriculture,
Rajasthan
•
•
•
Project Golden Rays – Department of Agriculture & Monsanto India Ltd. have a joint extension support
programme in tribal areas. Monsanto provided pre-sowing, post harvest and package of practices to the
farmers. Cost of hybrid maize seed provided by the Department of Agriculture to Monsanto India Ltd.
Organizing farmers fairs by confederation of Indian Industries- The Department of Agriculture and
CII organized grand State level exhibition and fair at Jodhpur in year 2009-10 and at Sriganganagar on
7th-8th Sept. 2010 to disseminate latest technologies for Agriculture and allied sectors.
Incentives to girl students for education agriculture discipline- DOA providing annual stipend of Rs.
3000, 5000 and 10000 to girl students for 10+2, Graduation, PG and Doctorate in Agriculture
respectively.
Best Practices
Kharif Campaign- 2010
15th June to 15th July 2010
•
Convergence of Agri. services at the door step of farmers
•
Disseminate appropriate technology & practices for Kharif crops
•
Arranged availability of inputs for Kharif through Beej Raths
•
9173 camps organized all over State at GP HQ level
•
Encouraging people’s participation- 9.38 lac farmers
Major Achievements:
•
Soil samples collected- 0.997 lac
•
Soil Health Cards distributed- 0.69 lac
•
Seed minikits distributed- 4.39 lac
•
Applications prepared- 0.98 lac
•
Farmer Friendly literature - 25.67 lac
•
Kishan Credit Card – 0.185 lac
•
Bio-fertilizer pkt dist. – 1.56 lac
•
Zypsum dist. – 0.15 lac M.T.
•
Certified seed dist. – 0.14 lac Qts.
Best Practices
Rabi Abhiyan 2010
15 th Sep. to 15th Oct. 2010
•
Camps at the level of Gram Panchayats – 9189 Gram Panchayats covering 41,375 villages
•
Preparation of Kisan Credit Cards on campaign mode involving cooperatives & banks for access
of credit and also insurance benefit to the farmers who have been badly hit by drought- in Chittor
district 1.20 lac soil health card prepared this year on campaign mode.
•
Free distribution of 2.94 lac minikits to of different crops.
•
Applications being prepared for individual beneficiary activities.
•
Participation of NGOs and private sector companies for seed production in districts for
popularizing good practices – Lupin, Monsanto, Gayatri Sansthan, Sir Sayed Trust, Access etc.
•
Emphasis on water saving devices such as sprinkler, drips, pipelines and promotion of diggies,
farm ponds, water harvesting structures etc.
•
Weather Insurance Scheme - Weather Insurance Scheme was implemented in 7 districts for
loanee farmers covering 10 crops in Kharif 2009. Now the scheme is implemented through out the
State.
Efforts for Soil moisture conservation specially
in rain fed areas for higher production
Kharif Season : Advisory Practices for Farmers
•
•
•
•
Soil moisture conservation practices.
Weed Management
Life saving irrigation
Plant Protection Measures
Rabi Season : Rabi Campaign – Sept. 15 – Oct. 15
•
•
•
•
Conservation of Soil Moisture
Distribution of minikits of mustard, gram.
Bio-fertilizer and organic manure.
Seed treatment, IPM and INM
2010
Efforts to achieve higher productivity in Rabi 2010-11
•
Gypsum as nutrient in pulses and oilseed crops & INM
•
Print & Electronic Media
•
Special campaign on project mode for increasing SRR of pulses and rabi maize.
•
Under NFSM scheme- farm implements, post harvest management, certified seed, zypsum, micronutrient distribution
•
A3P for higher production in kharif & rabi pulses
•
Distribution of improve seed of pulses, fertilizers, implements, under programme 60000 oil seed &
pulses villages in rain fed area
•
Construction of water storage tank( 2000), Diggies (5000) and farm ponds (1500) under RKVY.
•
Timely availability of inputs (Fertilizer, Seed, insecticides etc.) being ensured – advance stocking of
3 lac MT of DAP and urea.
•
Weather insurance scheme extended through out the state.
Agriculture Insurance in Rajasthan
National Agriculture Insurance Scheme
Kharif 2009
No. of districts notified
26
(Except Kota, Baran, Bundi, Jhalawar,
Dausa, Sawai Madhopur & Karauli)
No. of crops notified
11
(Bajra, Jowar, Maize, Urd, Chaula,
Moong, Moth, G.Nut, Soyabean,
Sessamum & Guar)
No. of farmers insured
Area insured
No. of farmers benefitted
Total claim paid
Share in claim AIC
GOI share
GOR share
25.90 lac
45.52 lac ha.
21.03 lac
1399.20 crore
79.50 crore
659.85 crore
659.85
crore
TOTAL
1399.20 crore
RABI 2009-10
No. of districts notified
(Ajmer, Banswara, Barmer, Bhilwara,
Chittorgarh, Churu, Dholpur, Dongarpur,
Pali, Pratapgarh, Rajsamand, Sikar, Sirohi,
Tonk, Udaipur & Jaislamer)
No. of crops notified
(Wheat, Gram, Barley, Mustard, Taramira,
Coriander, Methi, Cumin & Isabgol)
No. of farmers insured
Area insured
Sum insured
Premium paid by farmers
No. of farmers to be benefitted
Total claim payable
Share in claim AIC
GOI share
GOR share
TOTAL
16
09
4.21 lac
8.19 lac ha.
720.20 crore
24.60 crore
0.81 lac
50.19 crore
11.61 crore
19.29 crore
19.29 crore
50.19 crore
Kharif 2010 Entire State Covered Under WBCIS
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•
•
•
•
•
No. of farmers insured
Area insured
Sum insured
Farmers share in premium
State share for premium subsidy
GOI share for premium subsidy
34.58 lac
55.65 lac ha.
2664.24 crore
90.73 crore
102.55 crore
102.55 crore
Ever highest coverage under insurance by farmers
and area coverage since inception of the scheme in
Rajasthan.
Issues for Consideration
•
Propositioning of DAP and urea for rabi 10-11 as per DOF instructions.
•
Second release may be expedited for ISOPOM.
•
NFSM- Inclusion of ….
- coarse cereals for more comprehensive food security
- more districts in NFSM
(Wheat-9 districts, Rabi Pulses-11, Rice- 4, Kharif Pulses-5)
Thanks
Kharif assessment 2010
Area, Production & Yield under Kharif Crops
Area in 000 ha, Production in 000 M.T. Yield in Kg. / ha
Five years Average
04 to 08
Crops
cereals
Rice
Jowar
Bajra
maize
S. millets
Total Cereals
Pulses
moong
moth
Urad
Cowpea
Arhar
Other Kh. Pulses
Total Pulses
Total Food Grain
Oilseed
G. Nut
Sesamum
Soyabeen
Caster
Total Oilseed
Commercial Crops
S.Cane
Cotton
guar
Others
Area
Prod.
Yield
Actual 2009
Area
Prod.
Target 2010
Yield
Area
Prod.
Likely Ach. % Prod.
As per I est. over Five
BOR
Years
average
Yield
115
596
4961
1033
17
6722
194
299
3202
1431
6
5131
1682
501
645
1386
354
763
150
720
5169
1040
18
7097
231
103
2035
1048
2
3419
1542
145
394
1008
111
482
110
600
4950
1030
10
6700
237 2155
360 600
4452 899
1957 1900
8 800
7014 1047
238
353
3719
1851
14
6175
123
118
116
129
232
120
852
1258
133
121
19
5
2388
9110
288
249
47
44
13
6
646
5777
338
198
354
364
680
1067
270
634
886
1273
113
124
18
2
2417
9514
373
40
28
12
6
1
462
3881
422
32
252
98
350
443
191
408
875
1245
125
125
20
10
2400
9100
613 701
747 600
92 736
88 704
24 1218
4 410
1569 654
8584 943
394
322
55
49
20
137
129
117
111
157
840
7015
130
121
304
395
708
121
1529
473
116
855
137
1581
1554
293
1208
1133
1034
325
597
681
117
1720
354
97
915
86
1453
1090
163
1344
738
844
300
400
730
120
1550
508
138
1095
138
1879
1693
345
1500
1150
1212
599
205
1190
188
2182
127
177
139
137
138
474 56419
723
350
819
305
8
444
2581
226
105 13932
408
345
201
78
10
390
2690
510
605 60500
827 360
1078 401
352
725
1513
74
100
185
8
386
2685
462
Rabi assessment 2010
Area, Production & Yield under Kharif Crops
Area in 000 ha, Production in 000 M.T. Yield in Kg. / ha
Name of Crop
1
Wheat
2
Barley
Total
Cereals
3
Gram
Other Rabi
4
Pulses
Total
Pulses
Total Food Grains
Rape &
5
Mustard
6
Tarameera
7
Linseed
Total Oil Seeds
8
Others
Grand Total
Average 2004-05 to 2007- Revenue Estimates 2009Proposed for 2010-11
09
10
Area
Prod
2317
6748
229
577
Yield
Area
2912 2394
2515
223
Prod
Yield Area Prod Yield
7501
3133 2550 8160 3200
620
2785
300
915 3050
2546
7325
2877
2617
8121
3104
2850
9075
3184
1124
736
655
884
535
605
1250
1250
1000
21
31
1476
9
10
1111
50
65
1300
1145
767
670
893
545
610
1300
1315
1012
3691
8092
2192
3510
8666
2469
4150 10390
2504
3028
3566
1178
2212
2912
1316
3500
4550
1300
46
305
0 #DIV/0!
3612
1136
0
11704
1704
98
5
2315
1190
5825
36
4
2952
370
778
1275
0
1995
150
60
4
5
3654 4615
1000
0
7804 15005
400
1300
1263
151
0
3179
550
6870
11618
1923