Agro Climatic Zones
Gird Region
Bundelkhand
Malwa
Plateau
Kymore Plateau
Satpura Hills
Vindhya Plateau
Central Narmada Valley
Northern Hill
Region of
Chattisgarh
Chattisgarh Plain
Satpura Plateau
Jhabua Hills
Nimar Plains
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Major Crops
Coriander- Guna & Malwa
Fenugreek- Malwa
Chillies – Nimar &
Bundelkhand
Garlic- Ratlam, Mandsaur
Potato – Malwa Plateau &
Chhindwara
district
Green Peas - Jabalpur
Orange – Satpura
Plateau,
Hoshangabad
&
Guava
- Hoshangabad
Shajapur
Mango- Rewa & Jabalpur
Banana – Burhanpur,
Khargoan
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Horticulture Production
Crops
Production
(in Lakh MT)
Vegetables
35.28
Fruits
33.44
Spices
3.34
Flower &
Medicinal plants
1.39
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Agriculture Production
Production in Million tonns
Crop
All india
Production
Production in
M.P.
All India Rank
Tur
Gram
2.31
6.33
0.22
2.41
5th
1st
Lentil
0.91
0.26
2nd
Total pulses
Maize
Rice
14.20
15.10
93.36
3.20
0.84
1.37
1st
7th
15th
Soybean
8.85
4.78
1st
Rapeseed &
Mustard
Wheat
7.44
0.69
4th
75.81
7.33
4th
Sugarcane
355.52
2.81
11th
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Animal Husbandry
•
Highest cattle population in India
•
79.1% Growth of Cross Bred Cattle Population in MP during
17th Animal Census against the Growth of 22.8% at National
Level
•
-3.7% Growth of Indigenous Cattle Population in MP against
the Growth of -10.2% at National Level
•
14.0% Growth of buffalo Population in MP against the Growth
of 8.9% at National Level
•
Enhancement of 25% Milk Production despite negative growth
in indigenous cattle population (Impact of intervention like
health coverage, breed improvement and cattle induction)
•
Milk Processing capacity is less than 10%
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Animal Husbandry
• Goatery
»
Potential for marketing and processing in Goat
sector especially for meat and feta cheese (25.8%
Growth of Goat Population in MP during 17th
Animal Census against the Growth of 2.1% at
National Level)
»
Potential for marketing and processing in Poultry
sector (61.0% Growth of Poultry in MP during 17th
Animal Census against the Growth of 45.0% at
National Level)
• Poultry
» Support services like health coverage, breed
improvement and induction through various
programmes are the mandate of the Animal
Husbandry department to ensure disease free
livestock and livestock product.
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Fisheries- at a glance
•
Available water area 3.43 lac ha , under culture 3.35 lac ha (97%
coverage),
• Fish seed production – 5229 lac std. fry.
• Shall be self sufficient to meet fish seed demend by the year
2010-11
• Fish production – 68466 M.T.
• Shall be reached 99,000 M.T. by the year 2016-17
• Cooperative based fishery activities having 1749 registered
cooperative societies with 60612 active members, 1st rank in India
among inland water states.
• M.P.Matsya Mahasangh (Fed.)having 10 big reservoirs water area
1.68 lac ha
Opportunities
• Construction of fish seed, Prawn and magur hatchery
• Construction of Ice palnt & cold storage near big reservoirs.
• Marketing of Fish harvested from big reservoirs
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State Government Initiatives
• Food Processing –A thrust sector
• Separate Department for Horticulture & Food Processing
• Liberal policy for Grape-Wine production
• Liberal policy for waste land development.
• Separate Policy for Food Processing Industries
• Special schemes to boost Food Processing Industries
• Development of Food parks
• Development of infrastructure for Post Harvest
Management .
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Food Parks in Madhya Pradesh
Malanpur
Jaggakhedi
Maneri
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Nimrani
Babai
Borgaon
Food Processing Policy : Incentives
• Incentives available under Industrial Promotion Policy
2004 for Food Processing Industries shall continue.
• In addition, Special concessions for perishables based
industries shall be made available.
• Investment Promotion Assistance
• Concessions to "Mega Projects
• Exemption in Stamp Duty and Registration Charges
• Exemption in Entry Tax
• Interest Subsidy on Term Loan
• Exemption in Mandi Fee
• Reimbursement of expenditure on Quality
Certification
• Reimbursement of expenditure on preparation of
project
• Promotion of research and development activities
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Investment Promotion Assistance
Type of Industries
Incentives
Period
Having fixed capital
investment between
Rs1.00 crore to
Rs10.00 Crore
50% amount of
VAT and Central
Sales Tax
deposited by the
unit in the
preceding year
For 5 years
Having fixed capital
investment of more
than Rs10.00 Crore
75% amount of
VAT and Central
Sales Tax
For 10 years
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Concessions to "Mega Projects"
in allotment of land
•
•
Industrial units having fixed capital investment of more than Rs10.00
crore (excluding working capital) with the condition that investment in
fixed capital will be made within a period of three years
Five to twenty five acres land at concessional rate of 25%
SNo. Project cost
(Rs.in Crores)
Land available at concessional rates
1.
10 to 25
Maximum 5 acres as per requirement
2.
Above 25 up to 50
Maximum 10 acres as per requirement
3.
Above 50 up to 75
Maximum 15 acres as per requirement
4.
Above 75 up to 100
Maximum 20 acres as per requirement
5.
Above 100
Maximum 25 acres as per requirement
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Other Concessions
• Exemption in Stamp Duty and Registration Charges:
• eligible for total exemption from stamp duty and the
registration charges would be Re. 1 per Rs.1000 (transaction
value).
• Exemption in Entry Tax:
• for a period of 7 years from the date of first purchase of raw
material
• Interest Subsidy on Term Loan
• interest rate of 5% for a period of 7 years for a total amount of
Rs 25.00 Lakhs
• No upper ceiling for Self Help Groups (SHGs), Scheduled
Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Women Entrepreneurs
• Concessions to the Existing Units
• 50% of the existing Capital investment provided fresh capital
investment is not less than Rs. 25 Lakhs.
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Other Concessions
• Mandi Fee
• Exemption of Mandi Fee on fruits, vegetables and flowers used as
raw material purchased directly or through contract farming
• Quality Certification
• Reimbursement of up to Rs 5.00 Lakh or 50% of actual expenditure
such as Agmark, ISO, HACCP, BIS, etc.
• Research & Development
• Reimbursement of expenditure incurred on technology transfer from
National Research Development Council or other Government
Research Centers to the extent of 50% or Rs.5.00 lakhs whichever is
less.
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Other Concessions
• Expenditure incurred on preparation of project reports
• SSI at the rate of 1%
• LMI at the rate of one percent 0.5%
• Upper Ceiling Rs 3.00 Lakh
• Patents
• Reimbursement up to 100% subject to a limit of Rs 5.00
Lakh.
• Food Processing Park
• Private sector would be reimbursed at the rate of 10 percent
to a maximum of Rs1.00 crore \
• Exports Promotion
• Transport subsidy would be provided to industries on the
export of perishable goods @ 15% of the cost of
transportation subject to a maximum of RS 5.00 Lakh per
annum for a period of 5 years.
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Special features of the Policy
• Incentives available to all districts – Industrial
classifications not applicable
• Total Exemption from Mandi fee
• Total exemption from stamp duty
• Exemption from Entry tax for 7 years
• Contract farming recognized
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Special features of the Policy
Continued
• Apex committee for Special Economic Package for Mega
Projects or Projects of special importance with infusion of
modern technology and having capital investment of Rs. 5
crore or more
• Public Private Partnership recognized
• Incentives for setting up Food Parks in the Private Sector
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Implementation Mechanism
State Level
• A task force on Food Processing Industries set up under the
Chairmanship of the Hon’ble Minister of Horticulture and Food
Processing.
• Task force comprises representatives from Research Institutes,
Food Processing Industries, Universities, Government of M.P. ,
Financiers & Experts.
• M.P.State Agro Industries Development Corpn. Ltd. designated
as the Nodal Agency for Food Processing Industries in M.P.
• Mandi Board designated as the virtual office of APEDA in M.P.
• M.P.State Warehousing & Logistic Corpn. designated as the
Nodal Agency for Post harvest Management under National
Horticulture Mission.
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Implementation Mechanism
District Level
•
“District Empowered Committee for Investment
Promotion” set-up under the chairmanship of district
Collector.
•
The proposed incentives shall be administered through
the District Industries Centers (DICs).
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M.P. STATE AGRO INDUSTRIES DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION LIMITED
(A State nodal Agency for Food processing Industries)
Observations


Vast opportunities in Horticulture,
Agriculture Dairy,Medicinal & Aromatic
Plants
Opportunities not explored fully
Reasons are :
Inadequate 
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

Infrastructure
Awareness
Entrepreneurship
Data base
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Measures taken for Development of Food
Processing Industries
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• Promotion of Entrepreneurship Development
among farmers & others.
• Setting up Food Parks in Public Private
Partnership
• Cluster approach for Development of Food
Processing Industries
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Food Parks under Public Private Partnership
• Land allotted at Bhopal , Harda & Ratlam
• M/s Ernst & Young Pvt Ltd. Appointed as
Transaction Advisor
• Selection of Developer for Food Parks within six
months.
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Development of Food Processing
Industries
A cluster approach
• Banana, Potatoes & Orange Crops identified
• Banana cluster at Burhanpur
• Potato cluster at Indore (Mhow)
• Orange cluster at Chhindwara
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Banana production
• India’s production of
Banana is 21% of total
world’s production.
• Madhya Pradesh ranks
8 th in country .
• Banana cultivated in
17000 hectares at
Burhanpur in M.P.
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International Market for Banana
• Banana’s Export from
India is negligible.
• Explore opportunities
for Export of Banana
& its processed
products through
development of the
cluster
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Development of Banana Cluster in
Burhanpur district
• Proposed to develop in PPP mode.
• Special Purpose Vehicle for entire operation
• Role of Government as facilitator
• Development of entrepreneurship through extension
activities.
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M. P. STATE AGRICULTURAL MARKETING BOARD (
Mandi Board)
Strengths of Mandi Board ;
• Area of operation >entire state i.e.
55393 villages
• Elected Management Committees in
the Mandies
• 26341 license traders and processors
• Annual trade of approx Rs 22500
crores, of over 500 varieties of notified
agri commodities
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Agriculture Marketing
To complement the stated objectives and its
fulfillment, following infrastructure is being
developed
 Modern Multi Modal Logistic Hubs.
 Modern Whole Sale Markets.
 Pack houses, Refrigerated vans, Waxing plants.
 Cool chambers, Ripening chambers.
 Centers for perishables cargoes at Airports
 Electronic Virtual Markets
 Technology & physical infrastructure up-gradation
in existing market yards.
 Irradiation centers and modern warehousing.
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Legal Frame Work
 License for Spot Exchange – enables Commodity
Exchange to set up Spot Trading through electronic
platform.
 Contract farming – Provisions of Contract Farming have
been incorporated under the Act with facility of direct
purchase from the farmers.
 Rules for Allotment of land / infrastructure the Market
yard – Private players can come in for setting up cold
storages, hyper markets, cash and carry stores, pack
houses etc. within the Mandi Yard.
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Agriculture Marketing
Current status :
1. Modern Multi Modal Logistic Hub at Pawarkheda ( between
Hoshangabad & Itarsi ) - estimated outlay of Rs 100 crores - Land
has been acquired and tender for construction of infrastructure under
PPP are being released.
2. Irradiation centre at APMC, Indore - estimated outlay of Rs 40 crores
– Land has been allotted to CAT, for implementing the project.
3. Modern Whole-sale Market at Bhopal : Estimated outlay is approx Rs
44 crores - Tender for the construction works are being released.PPP
format for services like cold chain,hyper market etc.
4. Centre for perishable cargo at Indore Airport : The project is being
funded from Mandi Board to be operated by a private player.
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Agriculture Marketing
Current status :
5. Spot Trading through Commodity Exchange :
National Spot
Exchange Ltd., Mumbai, has been granted license on April 06, 2009, to
operate in two APMCs, i.e. Indore & Ganjbasoda.
6. Base Line Survey – To identify and develop a data base of horticulture
producers in the state, National Institute of Agriculture Marketing (NIAM)
Jaipur has been engaged .
•
Special Marketing Zones are being developed at Mhow for Potato and
Burhanpur for Banana .
•
Food Park : At Jabalpur, Food Park is being developed on 155 acres.
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Agriculture Marketing
Opportunities :
To develop and manage ;
•
Cold chain & cold storages, modern warehouses (including
Silo storage) , In-land container depots etc. at the Logistic
Hubs .
•
Electronic auction, ripening chambers, distribution centers,
hyper market, cold storages, modern warehouses etc. at the
Wholesale Markets.
• Perishable Cargo Terminal at Indore & Bhopal Airport
•
Modern facilities for grading, packaging, waxing in the market
yards or around the market yards.
•
Processing units in Special Marketing Zones, Food Parks.
•
Spot Exchange
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