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Action Plan 2019-20, ICAR-KVK, Kanyakumari

ACTION PLAN OF ICAR-KVK, KANYAKUMARI (TNAU) 2019-20

1. General information about the ICAR-Krishi Vigyan Kendra

1.1 Name and address of ICAR-

KVK with Phone, Fax and e-

mail

: ICAR-Krishi Vigyan Kendra

Tamil Nadu Agricultural University

Thirupathisaram – 629 901

Kanyakumari District

Tamil Nadu

Phone : 04652-275759, 275758

E-mail : [email protected]

1.2 Name and address of host

organization

: Tamil Nadu Agricultural University

Coimbatore-641 003

Phone : 0422-2431222,

FAX : 0422-2431672

E-mail : [email protected]

Web : www.tnau.ac.in

1.3 Year of sanction : 2004

1.4 Website address of ICAR-

KVK and date of last update

www.kvk-kumari.org, 23.02.2018

http://www.kvk-kumari.org/

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2. Details of staff as on date

Sl.

No. Sanctioned post

Name of the

incumbent Discipline

Existing

Pay

band

Grade

Pay

Date of

joining

Permanent

/Temporary

2.1 Programme

Coordinator

Agrl. Extn./ Agronomy

Dr. K.

Thirukumaran

Agronomy 15600-

39100

8000 22.03.19 Permanent

2.2 Subject Matter

Specialist -

Agrl.Entomology /

Plant Pathology

Dr. K. Kavitha Plant

Pathology

15600-

39100

8000 27.08.16

Permanent

2.3 Subject Matter

Specialist -

Home Science

Dr. CissieTheeblyn

David

Food

Science and

Nutrition

15600-

39100

8000 06.04.16 Permanent

2.4 Subject Matter

Specialist -Agro

Forestry/Plant

Breeding/Seed Science

& Technology

Dr. R. Latha

Plant

Breeding

and

Genetics

15600-

39100

8000 04.03.16 Permanent

2.5 Subject Matter

Specialist -

Agrl. Extn./ Agronomy

Dr. S. Nazreen

Hassan

Agrl. Extn. 15600-

39100

8000 12.03.19 Permanent

2.6 Subject Matter

Specialist -

Agrl. Engineering

Dr. S. Santheepan TA

(Agronomy)

32000 - 08.03.18 Temporary

2.7 Subject Matter

Specialist -

Horticulture

Dr.P.Prasanna

Kumar

TA

(Horticultur

e)

36000 - 11.10.18 Temporary

2.8 Programme Assistant Tmt. K.R. Sudha Agrl.

Extension

54200 - 04.06.07 Permanent

2.9 Computer Programmer Mr. V. Sivaraman Computer

Science

49600 - 08.12.08 Permanent

2.10 Farm Manager Mr. R. Rajesh

Kannan

Horticulture 54200 - 14.05.15 Permanent

2.11 Assistant Mr. T. Arulmuthu - 32200 - 30.07.14 Permanent

2.12 Jr. Assistant Mrs. R. Sumathi - 19500 - 22.01.18 Temporary

2.13 Driver 1 Th. G. Jayasekaran - 50500 - 01.05.04 Permanent

2.14 Driver 2

Vacant (Since 31.03.2018)

2.15 Supporting staff1 Tmt. R. Parvathi - 17200 - 10.04.15 Permanent

2.16 Supporting staff 2 Tmt. R.

Shanmugasundaram - 17200 - 10.04.15 Permanent

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3. Details of SAC meeting conducted during 2018-19 (Date: 8.03.2019)

Sl.

No Major recommendations Status of action taken in brief

Tentative date of

SAC meeting

proposed 2019-

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3.1 Undertake location specific

intercropping system/

multitier cropping for

Coconut and Rubber

FLD proposed on Demonstration of

IFS in coconut based cropping

system and Demonstration of

Mixed fodder cultivation under

Coconut garden during 2019-20 pre

action plan meeting

November 2019

3.2 Popularize high yielding

VBN6 Blackgram under Rice

fallow condition in

Kanaykumari district

FLD proposed on Demonstration of

VBN(BG) 6 Blackgram under Rice

Fallow condition during 2019-20 pre

action plan meeting

3.3 Popularize the CTCRI

bioformulationsviz., Nanma,

Menma and Shreya for pest

management

FLD proposed on Demonstrations of

Bio Formulation for Pseudo stem

weevil management in banana

and Demonstration of Integrated

Crop Management in Rose during

2019-20 pre action plan meeting

3.4 The newly released CTCRI

varieties of tapioca viz., Sree

Jaya, Sree Vijaya and Sree

Pavithra shall be assessed for

Kanyakumari district

OFT proposed on Assessment of

suitable Tapioca varieties for

Kanyakumari District during 2019-

20 pre action plan meeting

3.5 Arrange an exposure visit to

CTCRI, Thiruvanathapuram

incubation centre for the

benefit of farmers interested

in tapioca value addition

Will be arranged as part of

Vocational training programme

during 2019-20

3.6 Scientists of CTCRI,

Thiruvananthapuram to be

invited as resource person for

trainings at KVK

Scientists will be invited during the

ensuing training programme related

to tapioca

3.7 Provide short messages to

All India Radio, Nagercoil

regularly

Will be provided regularly

3.8 Establishment of model unit

for the production of high

value vegetables at KVK

Rs. 3.0 lakh has been proposed for

the establishment of model unit for

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the production of high value

vegetables at KVK under NON

recurring head

3.9 Establishment of IFS model

unit at KVK. Rs. 7.5 lakh has been proposed for

the establishment of IFS model unit

at KVK. under NON recurring head

3.10 Involve VUTRC scientists as

resource person for trainings

at KVK

VUTRC scientists will be invited as

resource person for trainings at

KVK related to IFS

3.11 Organize awareness

campaign on Sericulture

twice a year at KVK

Will be organized at KVK during

2019-20

3.12 Conduct joint diagnostic visit

along with scientists of HRS,

Pechiparai for disease

incidence in pepper).

Joint diagnostic visit along with

scientists of HRS, Pechiparai will be

conducted shortly

3.13 Training on pre harvest

management to enhance the

shelf life of banana variety

Matti to be arranged

involving the scientists of

NRCB, Trichy

Training will be arranged in

consultation with scientists of

NRCB, Trichy during 2019-20

3.14 Provide low cost production

technology for biocontrol

agents

Vocational Training on biocontrol

production technology proposed

during 2019-20

3.15 Arrange Mushroom value

addition trainingand

exposure visit for mushroom

entrepreneurs at CSC& RI,

Madurai

Training &exposure visit for

mushroom entrepreneurs will be

arranged during 2019-20

3.16 Establish a low cost

Hydroponic unit at KVK A low cost Hydroponic unit will be

established at KVK during 2019-20

3.17 In DFI village, coconut based

IFS model to be established

for doubling the farmer’s

income

FLD on Demonstration of IFS in

coconut based cropping system

proposed during 2019-20

3.18 Arrange training on farm

mechanization by inviting

scientists from Dept. of

Farm Machinery, TNAU,

Coimbatore

Training will be arranged in

consultation with scientists from

Dept. of Farm Machinery, TNAU,

Coimbatore during 2019-20

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4. Capacity Building of KVK Scientist

4.1. Plan of Human Resource Development of KVK personnel during 2019-20

S. No New Areas of Training Institution proposed

to attend Justification

4.1.1 Crop Improvement through

modern plant breeding tools

Indian Agricultural

Research Institute,

New Delhi

Knowledge on new

breeding tools enable me

to evolve crop varieties

with high productivity.

4.1.2 Marker assisted breeding for

trait improvement

Directorate of Rice

Research, Hyderabad

Marker assisted breeding

helps to improve specific

traits of crops.

4.1.3 Crop management and post

harvest technology of tubers

CTCRI, Trivandrum To update the knowledge

on value addition

4.1.4 Crop management and post

harvest technology of

plantation crops

CPCRI, Kasargoad To update the knowledge

on value addition

4.1.5 Integrated Pest and Disease

Management

NCIPM, New Delhi To update the knowledge

4.1.6 Advanced insect-pest

management in agro-

ecosystem

NIPHM, Hyderabad To update the knowledge

4.1.7 Advanced Rice production

technologies

DRR, Hyderabad To update the knowledge

4.18 Documentation process MANAGE,

Hyderabad

KVK activities will be

documented and reported

with impact properly.

4.2. Cross-learning across KVKs during 2019-20

S. No Name of the KVK proposed Specific learning areas

4.2.1 Within ring – KVK,

Virudhachalam, Dharmapuri, Salem,

Tamil Nadu

Latest technologies in Farm mechanization,

HI-tech production technology in Mango,

Vegetables & IFS

4.2.2 Within the zone - KVK,

Pattanamthitta, Kerala

Exposure Visit and study the value addition

aspects of fruits and vegetables

Exposure visit to study the coconut value

added products

4.2.3 Outside zone – KVK, CTRI,

Rajahmundry, Andhra Pradesh

Exposure visit to study the banana fiber

extraction and by product utilization

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5. Proposed cluster of KVKs (3 to 5 neighboring KVKs) to be formed for sharing

knowledge/expertise, resources and activities during 2019-20

S.No.

Name of the KVKs

included in the

cluster

What do you intend to

share with Cluster

KVKs

What do you expect from

Cluster KVKs

5.1 KVK, Madurai Farm mechanization Latest technologies in Farm

mechanization, Value addition

in fruits and vegetables

5.2 KVK, Namakkal Animal Husbandry

activities

Demonstration units

5.3 KVK, Thoothukudi Fisheries activities Integrated farming System

5.4 KVK, Pattanamthitta Value addition in fruits

and vegetables

Trainings and demonstrations

6. Operational areas details proposed during 2019-20

S.

No.

Major crops

&

enterprises

being

practiced in

cluster

villages

Prioritized problems in

these crops/ enterprise

Extent of

area

(ha/no.)

affected

by the

problem

in the

district

Names of

Cluster

Villages

identified for

intervention

Proposed

Intervention

(OFT, FLD,

Training,

extension

activity

etc.)*

1 Banana,

Rubber,

Pulses

High infestation of PSW

in banana

High incidence of

Fusarium wilt in banana

Low yield in pulses.

380 ha Muthalakurichi,

Appatuvillai,

Kumarakoil,

(Thuckalay

block )

OFT, FLD

and

Trainings

and

extension

activities

2 Tapioca,

Banana,

Rice, Flower

Crops,

Vegetables

Lack of high yielding

variety in Tapioca


variety in Tuberose

Non adoption of

Integrated crop

management in rose

Non adoption of high

yielding Snake gourds

Lack of suitable cereal

and legume fodder to

grow under Coconut

garden

Lack of suitable

Groundnut varieties

150 ha Thovalai

Boothapandi

(Thovalai

block)

OFT, FLD

and

Trainings

and

extension

activities

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Heavy incidence of

mango fruit fly

3 Coconut,

Rice

Soil acidity, poor

adoption of INM

practices in banana

150 ha Perumselvavilla

i

(Rajakamangala

m block)

FLD, OFT

Trainings

and

extension

activities

4 Coconut,

Rice,

Vegetables,

Fruit crops

Heavy incidence of

mango fruit fly


variety in vegetable

cowpea

Lack of knowledge on

value addition in Tapioca

Lack of YMV Resistant

high yielding variety in

Blackgram

750 ha Kurenthencode

Manavalakurich

i

(Kurenthencode

Block)

FLD, OFT

Trainings and

extension

activities

5 Vegetables,

Rice

Lack of suitable

Groundnut varieties

Non adoption of high

yielding

varieties/hybrids in

chilli, Brinjal, Moringa

Low farm income

200 ha Ramapuram

(Agastheeswar

m block)

FLD, OFT

Trainings and

extension

activities

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7. Technology Assessment during 2018-19

S.

No.

Crop/

enterprise

Prioritized

problem

Title of

intervention

Technology options Source

of

Technol

ogy

Name of critical

input

Qty

per

trial

Cost per

trial

No.

of

trials

Total cost

for the

interventio

n (Rs.)

Parameters to be

studied

Team members

7.1 Banana Sudden Plant

mortality

Considerable

yield reduction

(50 q/ha)

Lack of

awareness on

the use of bio-

control agents

in disease

management

Assessment of

Fusarium wilt

disease

management in

banana

TO1: P.

fluorescens liquid

formulation @ 4 lit

/ha at planting, 2nd

,

4th

and 6th

MAP.

TNAU,

2013

P.fluorescens

(Liquid)

2.5 lit

1000 5 20500 Percent disease

incidence

Yield (q/ha)

BCR

Dr.K.Kavitha

Dr.R.Latha

Dr K Thirukumaran

TO2: Soil

application of

T.viride NRCB 1+

Penicillium sp @

10 g/plant as basal

+ 2, 4, 6th

MAP

NRCB

2015

T.viride 10

kg

1500

Penicillium sp 10

kg

1500

TO3: Farmers

practice-Uprooting

and cutting of

infected mother

plants and allowing

side sucker to grow

- - - -

Field board

sticker

1 No 100

Total 4100

7.2

Chilli Low

Productivity

Non adoption

of High

yielding

varieties

Assessment of

Chilli Hybrids

suitable for

Kanyakumari

District

TO1: Arka Kyati IIHR,

2016

Seed –

ArkaKyati

50 g 1000

5 11100 Days to

Flowering

No. of fruits /

Plant

Green fruit

Yield (q/ha)

Net Return

BCR

Dr.R.Latha

Dr.S. Santheepan

Dr K Thirukumaran T.viride 500g 60

TO2: TNAU

Chilli Hybrid CO1

TNAU,

2010

Seed- Chilli

Hybrid CO1

50 g 1000

T.viride 500g 60

TO3: Farmers

Practice – Local

variety

- -

Field board

sticker

1 No. 100

Total 2220

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7.3 Vegetable

cowpea

Low

productivity

Lack of ideal

variety

Assessment of

suitable

Vegetable

cowpea

varieties for

Kanyakumari

District

TO1: Githika KAU

2015

Seed- Githika 1 kg 750 5 7650 No. of

pods/plant

Pod length

Yield (q/ha)

BCR

Dr.S. Santheepan,

Dr.R.Latha

Dr K Thirukumaran Rhizobium 500g 40

Phosphobacteria 500g 40

T. viride 500g 60

TO2: PKM1 TNAU

2011

Seed- PKM1 1 kg 400

Rhizobium 500g 40

Phosphobacteria 500g 40

T. viride 500g 60

TO3: Farmers

local variety

-

- - -

Field board

sticker

1 No. 100

Total 1530

7.4 Coconut Nematode

incidence

reduces the

tuberose

yield upto

40%

Assessment

of

management

modules

against

Rugose

Whitefly in

Coconut

TO 1 – Farmers’

Practice – FYM

@ Application of

Insecticides

- - - - 5 10250 Percentage

reduction of

RSW & Sooty

mould

incidence

Natural

enemies

occurrence

Reduction in

number of

insecticide

spray

Yield

parameters

Dr.K.Kavitha

Dr.R.Latha

Dr K Thirukumaran

TO 2 – Yellow

sticky traps to

monitor the adult

movement

Release of

Chrysopa

zastrowi silemmi

Predator at 15

days interval

Encarsia

guadeloupae

parasitoid

Foliar application

TNA

U/NI

PHM

Encarsia

guadeloupae

Parasitoid

2

pkts

50

chrysoperla

zastrowi

silemmi

400

nos/

ac

500

Yellow sticky

traps(3 x1.5 ft)

10

nos/

ac

1000

Foliar

application of

Isaria

fumosorosea

(1x109) @ 5g/lt

2

kgs

400

Field board 1 No 100

10


of Isaria

fumosorosea

(1x109 spores/ml)

Intermittent

water spray

Spraying neem

based

formulations(Aza

dirachitin 1% @

2 ml/lt ) along

with wetting

agent or

detergent powder

@ 10gms/lt at 20

days interval

Spraying of 1%

starch solution

for sooty mould

Total 2050

7.5 Cut

flower

Non adoption

of diverse

flowers

Assessment of

suitable cut

flower for

open

cultivation in

Kanyakumari

district

TO1 : Bird of

paradise TNAU

-

Suckers (Bird

of paradise)

100 500 5 8000 Days to

Flowering

No. of flowers

per unit area

Net Return

BCR

Dr.Cissie Theebyln

David

Dr. S. Nazreen

Hassan

Dr K Thirukumaran

TO2 : Alpinia sp

Suckers (Alpinia

sp) 100 500

TO3 : Heliconia

sp (Farmers

practice)

Suckers

(Heliconia sp) 100 500

Field board

sticker

1 No. 100

Total 1600

7.6 Tapioca Low yield

Incidence of

Cassava

Mosaic

Assessment of

suitable

Tapioca

varieties for

Kanyakumari

TO1: Sree Vijaya-

widely cultivated

CTCRI Setts-Sree

Vijaya

1500

setts

3000 5 45500 Number of

tubers/clump

Weight of

tubers/clump

Dr. S. Nazreen

Hassan

Dr.K.Kavitha

Dr. K.Thirukumaran TO2: Sree Vijaya-

widely cultivated

CTCRI Setts-Sree Jaya 1500

setts

3000

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disease

Lack of ideal

variety for

Kanyakumari

district

District TO3: Sree

Pavithra

CTCRI

(2017)

Settss- Sree

Pavithra

1500

setts

3000 YMV

incidence

Yield (t/ha)

BCR

TO4: Farmers

practice (Local

Variety)

- - - -

Field Board

sticker

1 No. 100

Total 9100

7.7 Assessment of

alternate

natural

sweetener for

bakery

products

TO1 : Palm sugar Raw materials

(Leavening

agents,

Shortenings,

Millets,

Sweeteners,

Food additives

and baking

accessories)

1

No.

1500 5 7500 Shelf life,

sensory

attributes and

BCR

Dr. Cissie Theebyln

David

Dr.S. Santheepan,

Dr K Thirukumaran

Packing

materials

1

No.

500

TO2: Jaggery

TO3: Farmer

practice (White

sugar

Total

2000

8.Technology Refinement during 2019-20: Nil

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9. Frontline Demonstrations during 2019-20

S. No. Category Crop/

enterprise

Prioritized

problem

Technology to be

demonstrated

Specify

Hybrid

or

Variety

Name of

the Hybrid

or Variety

Source

of

Technol

ogy

Name of

critical input

Qty

per

Demo

Cost

per

Demo

No.

of

Dem

o

Total cost

for the

Demo

(Rs.)

Parameters to be

studied

Team members

9.1 Cereals

9.2 Millets

9.3 Pulses

9.3.1 Pulses Blackgram Low

Productivity

Incidence of

YMV disease

Demonstration

of VBN(BG) 6

Blackgram

under Rice

Fallow condition

Variety VBN (BG)

6

TNAU

2011

Seed –VBN 6 8 kg 1040 10 18800 No. of Branches /

Plant

No. of Pods / Plant

No. of Seeds / Pod

Grain Yield (q/ha)

Net Return

BCR

Dr. R. Latha,

Dr. S.

Santheepan,

Dr. K.

Thirukumaran

Pulse wonder 2 kg 500

T.viride 1 kg 120

Rhizobium 0.6

kg

60

Phosphobacter

ia

0.6

kg

60

Field Board

sticker

1 100

Total 1880

9.3.2 Greengram Shattering

effect,

Incidence of

Mungbean

Yellow Mosaic

Virus ,powdery

mildew

diseases ,leaf

crinkle virus

disease

Demonstration

of Greengram

variety

VBN(GG) 4

Variety VBN (GG)

4

TNAU

2019

Seed –VBN 4 8 kg 1200 10 20400 No. of Branches /

Plant

No. of Pods / Plant

No. of Seeds / Pod

Grain Yield (q/ha)

Net Return

BCR

Dr.S.Santheepa

n

Dr. R. Latha

Dr K

Thirukumaran

Pulse wonder 2 kg 500

T.viride 1 kg 120

Rhizobium 0.6

kg

60

Phosphobacter

ia

0.6

kg

60

Field Board

sticker

1 100

Total 2040

9.4 Oilseeds

9.4.1 Oilseeds Groundnut Low

productivity

(1300 kg/ha

against the

potential yield

Demonstration

of CO(GN) 7

Groundnut for

rainfed condition

Variety CO(GN) 7 TNAU

2010

CO(GN) 7-

Seed

35

kg

3150 5 16750 No. of

pods/bunch

Yield (t/ha)

BCR

Dr. R.Latha

Dr.S.

Santheepan,

Dr K

Thirukumaran

TNAU

Groundnut

Rich

1 kg 100

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of 2100 kg/ha)

Lack of high

yielding variety

Field Board

Sticker

1 100

Total 3350

9.5 Commercial crops

9.6 Horticultural crops

9.6.1 Fruits Banana Nutritional

disorders

Incidence of

Leafspot

Disease

Low yield (42

% of potential

yield)

Integrated

Nutrient

Management in

Banana

Variety Rasakathai KAU,

2011

Propiconazole 250

ml

260 10 12600 No. of hands

/bunch

No. of fruits /

bunch

Bunch Weight

(kg)

Yield (q/ha)

BCR

Dr.R.Latha

Dr. S.

Santheepan,

Dr K

Thirukumaran

Micronutrient

mixture

3 kg 900

Field Board

Sticker

1 100

Total 1260

9.6.2 Fruits Banana High infestation

of PSW in

banana,

High Plant

Protection input

cost

Residue

problems in

fruits

Demonstrations

of

Bioformulation

for Pseudo stem

weevil

management in

banana

Variety Nendran/

Red

banana

CTCRI

,2014

Biopesticide 4.0

lit

2240 10 23400 Weevil incidence

(%)

Bunch weight (kg)

Yield (t/ha)

BCR

Dr.K.Kavitha

Dr. S. Nazreen

Hassan

Dr K

Thirukumaran Field board

Sticker

1 No 100

Total 2340

9.6.3 Fruits Mango High Incidence

(60-80%) of

fruit flies in

Mango

Excessive use of

pesticide

Yield loss

(27%)

Demonstration

of Ecofriendly

management

practices for

fruit fly in

Mango

- - CSC&R

I

Methyl

Eugenol

traps(Mango

fruit fly trap)

3

Nos.

600 10 12000 Fruit fly catches

/trap (Nos.)

Fruit fly damage

(%)

Yield (q/ha)

BCR

Dr.K.Kavitha

Dr.R.Latha

Dr K

Thirukumaran

Deltametrin

2.8EC

250

ml

250

Azadiractin

(300ppm)

500

ml

250

Field board 1 No 100

Total 1200

9.6.4 Vegetable Coriander Lack of high

yielding variety

for

Demonstration

of leafy

coriander

Variety CO cr 4 Seed – CO Cr

4

2 kg 500 10 7200 Yield

Net Return

Dr.R.Latha

Dr.K.Kavitha

Dr K Trichodermavi 1 kg 120

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Kanyakumari

district

varieties suitable

for Kanyakumari

District

ride BCR

Thirukumaran

Field Board

sticker

1 100

Total 720

9.6.5

Vegetable Snakegour

d

Lack of high

yielding variety

for

Kanyakumari

district

Demonstration

of snake gourd

Hybrids suitable

for Kanyakumari

District

Hybrid CO sg H1

Seed – CO sg

H1

40 g 200 10 10200 No. of fruits/plant

Yield (t/ha)

BCR

Dr.R.Latha

, Dr.K.Kavitha

Dr K

Thirukumaran

Azospirillum

and

Phosphobacter

ia

2 kg 200

T.viride 1 kg 120

Ethrel 5 g 250

Dichlorvos 5 ml 150

Field Board

sticker

1 100

Total 1020

9.6.6

Vegetable Ridge

gourd

Lack of high

yielding variety

for

Kanyakumari

district

Demonstration

of ridge gourd

Hybrids suitable

for Kanyakumari

District

Hybrid Arka

Vikram

Seeds 50 g 700 10 15200 Days to flowering

No. of harvest

No. of fruits/plant

Yield (t/ha)

BCR

Dr. S.

Santheepan,

Dr.K.Kavitha,

Dr K

Thirukumaran

Azospirillum

and

Phosphobacter

ia

2 kg 200

T.viride 1 kg 120

Ethrel 5 g 250

Dichlorvos 5 ml 150

Field Board

sticker

1 No. 100

Total 1520

9.6.7 Flowers Rose Low yield.

Heavy

infestation of

thrips

Reduced

marketability

Demonstration

of ICM practices

in rose

Variety Rose

(Edward

jose)

CTCRI

2018

Nanma 1

litres

600 10 13000 No. of

flowers/plant

Incidence of pest

and disease (%)

Yield (q/ha)

BCR

Dr. S. Nazreen

Hassan

Dr.K.Kavitha

Dr K

Thirukumaran

Shreya 1

litre

600

Field board

sticker

1 No. 100

Total 1300

Flower Tuberose Low yield

Lack of ideal

Demonstration

of Tube rose

Variety ArkaPrajw

al

IIHR

(2017)

Bulbs- Arka

Prajwal

25 kg 4000 5 20500 No. of tillers Dr. S. Nazreen

Hassan

15


9.6.8 variety for

Kanyakumari

district

variety Arka

Prajwal for

Kanyakumari

District

Field Board

sticker

1 No. 100 No. of flowers/

Plant

Yield (t/ha)

BCR

Dr.R.Latha

Dr K

Thirukumaran Total 4100

9.6.9 Flower Tuberose Low yield

Lack of ideal

variety for

Kanyakumari

district

Demonstration

of double whorl

tuberose variety

Arka vaibhaw

for cut flower in

Kanyakumari

District

Variety Arka

vaibhaw

IIHR

(2014)

Bulbs- Arka

vaibhaw

10

kg

1600 10 17000 No. of

spikes/plant/year

Yield (t/ha)

BCR

Dr. S. Nazreen

Hassan

Dr.K.Kavitha,

Dr K

Thirukumaran

Field Board

sticker

1 No. 100

Total 1700

9.6.11 Vegetable Mushroom Highly

perishable and

seasonal

Demonstration

on convenience

food from

mushroom

- - - Raw materials

(Mushrooms,

Food

additives,

starch, protein,

fat base and

laminated

pouches)

1 No. 2500 5 27500 Sensory score,

consumer

acceptability and

BCR

Dr. Cissie

Theeblyn David

Dr. S.

Santheepan

Dr K

Thirukumaran

Extruder 1 No. 15000

Total 17500

9.7 Livestock

9.7.1 Fodder Fodder-

Guinea

grass +

Fodder

cowpea

Limited

availability of

good fodder

varieties/hybrids

Need suitable

varieties to

grow under

Coconut

Demonstration

of Mixed fodder

cultivation under

Coconut garden

Variety CO (BN)

5, CO (FC)

9

TNAU

2016

Cumbu

Napier-[CO

(BN) 5]

1333

Nos.

1333 10 19330 Plant height (cm)

No. of tillers/hill

Green fodder

Yield (q/ha)

BCR

Dr. S.

Santheepan

Dr. R. Latha

Dr K

Thirukumaran Fodder

cowpea -CO

(FC) 9

1 kg 500

Field board

sticker

1 No 100

Total 1933

9.8 Fisheries

9.9 Others

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9.9.1 Others IFS Low income

Lesser

availability of

green fodder

Demonstration

of IFS for

doubling farmers

income

- - - Fodder-

COBN5

1000

slips

1000 5 30500 Yield

Input use

efficiency

BC ratio

Additional Income

Dr. S. Nazreen

Hassan

Dr. S.

Santheepan

Dr K

Thirukumaran

Vermicompost I unit 3000

Azolla 1 No 500

Poultry-

Gramapriya

(One day old

Chick)

50 1500

Field board

sticker

1 No. 100

Total 6100

9.9.5 Special Programme – Value Added Products from Jack Fruit - (EDP mode)

Team members: Dr. Cissie Theeblyn David

Thematic area

Principle of Processing and preservation

Equipment and tools used in processing small scale Industry

Pre packaging and packaging methods

Sensory evaluation of processed fruit products

Preparation of Jack fruit squash and Ready to serve beverage

Preparation of Jack fruit candy

Preparation of Jack fruit preserve and Jelly

Packaging and labeling

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FSSAI licensing and export potentiality

Marketing opportunity for Jack fruit value added products

S. No. Particulars Amount

1 Trainings cum demonstrations @20x5x150 15000

2 Booklet Preparation 2500

3 Exposure visit to processing unit 8000

4 Training materials & Inputs 4500

Total 30000

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10.Training for Farmers/ Farm Women during 2019-20

S.No. Thematic

area

Crop /

Enterprise

Major problem Linked field

intervention

(Assessment/

Refinement/F

LD)

Training Course

Title**

No. of

Cours

es

Expected

No. of

participants

Names of the team

members involved

10.1 Crop Production

Pulses Shattering effect,

Incidence of Mungbean Yellow Mosaic

Virus , Powdery mildew diseases , leaf

crinkle virus disease

FLD ICM in Green

gram

3 60 Dr. S. Santheepan

Dr. R.Latha Dr K Thirukumaran

Pulses Low Productivity

Incidence of YMV disease

FLD ICM in Black gram 3 60 Dr. R.Latha

Dr. S. Santheepan Dr K Thirukumaran

Groundnut Low productivity FLD ICM in groundnut 3 60 Dr. R.Latha


10.2 Horticulture Production

Banana Nutritional disorders

Incidence of Leafspot Disease

Low yield (42 % of potential yield)

FLD INM in banana 2 40 Dr. R.Latha


Banana High infestation of PSW in banana,

High Plant Protection input cost

Residue problems in fruits & vegetables

Low productivity

FLD ICM in Banana 1 20 Dr. K. Kavitha

Dr. R.Latha Dr K Thirukumaran

Mango High Incidence (60-80%) of fruit flies in

Mango

Excessive use of pesticide

Yield loss (27%)

FLD ICM in mango 1 20 Dr. K. Kavitha

Dr. S. Nazreen Hassan Dr K Thirukumaran

Chilli Low Productivity

Non adoption of High yielding varieties

of chillies

OFT ICM in chillies 2 40 Dr. R.Latha

Dr. S. Santheepan Dr. K Thirukumaran

Vegetable

cowpea

Low productivity

Lack of ideal variety

OFT ICM in Vegetable

cowpea


Dr. R.Latha Dr. K Thirukumaran

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Coriander Low productivity ( 12 t/ha against the

potential yield of 18 t /ha)

Lack of high yielding variety for


FLD ICM in Coriander 3 60 Dr. R.Latha

Dr. K. Kavitha Dr. K Thirukumaran

Snakegourd Low productivity ( 8 t/ha against the




FLD ICM in

Snakegourd


Dr. S.Nazreen Hassan Dr. K Thirukumaran

Ridge gourd Low productivity ( 10 t/ha against the




FLD ICM in Ridge

gourd

3 60 Dr. CissieTheeblyn David

Dr. S. Nazreen Hassan Dr. K Thirukumaran

Cut flower Lack of knowledge about diverse cut

flower

OFT Cut flower

production for

open cultivation


Dr. S.Nazreen Dr. K Thirukumaran

Tapioca Low yield

High incidence of Cassava Mosaic

disease

High incidence of mealy bug

OFT ICM in tapioca 2 40 Dr. S. Nazreen Hassan


Rose Low yield

Incidence of sucking pest

High incidence of thrips

FLD ICM in rose 3 60 Dr. S. Nazreen Hassan

Dr.K.Kavitha Dr. K Thirukumaran

Tube rose Lesser income

Low yield.

Occurrence of 21 % tuber rot &wilt

FLD ICM in tuberose 3 60 Dr. S. Nazreen Hassan


Tube rose Lesser income

Low yield.

FLD Cut flower

production



10.3 Livestock Production

IFS Low income of farmers

Doubling the income of farmers

Sustain the income of farmers

FLD Introduction of

different

components of IFS

Cost benefit

2 40 Dr. S. Nazreen Hassan


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analysis Of IFS

Fodder Limited availability of good fodder

varieties/hybrids

Farmers are interested to grow mixed

fodder

Need suitable varieties to grow under

Coconut

FLD Improved fodder

production

techniques


Dr. R.Latha Dr. K Thirukumaran

10.4 Home Science

Palmyrah Palmyrah High incidence of non-communicable

diseases

OFT Alternative natural

sweetener for

bakery products

2 40 Dr. Cissie Theeblyn David

Mr. Rajesh Kannan Dr. K Thirukumaran

Vegetable Mushroom Highly seasonal and perishable FLD Commercial

production of value

added products for

mushroom



Fruit Cashew

apple

Highly seasonal, perishable and under

utilized

FLD Processed

products from

cashew apple



10.5 Plant Protection

Banana Nutritional disorders

Incidence of Leaf spot Disease

Low yield (42 % of potential yield)

FLD IDM in banana 1 20 Dr. R.Latha

Dr. K. Kavitha Dr. K Thirukumaran

Banana High infestation of PSW in banana,

High plant protection input cost

Residue problems in fruits & vegetables

Low productivity

FLD Integrated Pest &

Disease

Management in

banana

2 40 Dr. K. Kavitha

Dr. S. Nazreen Hassan Dr. K Thirukumaran

Banana Sudden Plant mortality

Considerable yield reduction (50 q/ha)

Lack of awareness on the use of bio-

control agents in disease management

OFT IPDM in Banana 2 40 Dr. K. Kavitha

Dr. R.Latha

Dr. K Thirukumaran

Mango High Incidence (60-80%) of fruit flies in FLD Integrated Pest & 1 20 Dr. K. Kavitha

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Mango

Excessive use of pesticide

Yield loss (27%)

disease

Management in

mango

Dr. S. Nazreen Hassan

Dr. K Thirukumaran

Coconut Invasive insect pests rugose whitefly

Reduction in yield

Development of sooty mold

OFT Integrated Pest &

Disease

Management in

Coconut

3 60 Dr. K. Kavitha

Dr.R.Latha

Dr. K Thirukumaran

10.6 Production of Inputs at Site

10.7 Soil Health and Fertility

10.8 PHT and value addition

10.9 Capacity Building Group Dynamics

10.10 Farm Mechanization

Groundnut Labour scarcity, Higher wages &

drudgery, non availability of groundnut

striper

FLD Groundnut pod

stripping with

groundnut stripper


Dr. R.Latha

Dr. K Thirukumaran

10.11 Fisheries Production Technologies

10.12 Mushroom production

10.13 Agro forestry

10.14 Bee Keeping

10.15 Sericulture

Total 64 1280

* Title of intervention/title of technology, ** Training title should specify the major technology/skill to be transferred.

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11. Training for Rural Youth during 2019-20

S.No. Thematic

area

Crop /

Enterprise

Major problem Linked field

intervention

(Assessment/

Refinement/FL

D)

Training Course

Title**

No. of

Cours

es

Expecte

d No. of

particip

ants

Names of the team

members involved

11.1 Crop Production

11.2 Horticulture Production

11.3 Livestock Production

Fodder High Hay and grain prices

Unpredictable weather patterns

damaging pasture lands

Lack of quality fodder to the milch

animals

Lack of awareness on Hydroponic

green fodder

FLD Hydroponic green

fodder production

technology

1 20 Dr. S. Nazreen

Hassan

Dr. S. Santheepan

Dr. R. Latha

Dr. K

Thirukumaran

11.4 Home Science

11.5 Plant Protection


11.7 Soil Health and Fertility


11.9 Capacity Building Group Dynamics


Labour shortage,

High labour wages

Lack of awareness

General Mechanization in

Agriculture

1 20 Dr. S.Santheepan

Dr. R. Latha

Dr. K Thirukumaran

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11.11 Fisheries Production Technologies

11.12 Mushroom

production

Non consumption of protein rich

food

Mushroom

cultivation

1 20 Dr. K.Kavitha

Dr. R.Latha

Dr. K Thirukumaran

11.13 Agro

forestry

11.14 Bee

Keeping

Lack of knowledge in handling bees General Beekeping 1 20 Dr. R.Latha

Dr. K.Kavitha

Dr. K Thirukumaran

11.15 Sericulture

Others, pl.

specify

Post Harvest Technology General Post Harvest

Technology

1 20 Dr. CissieTheeblyn

David

Mr. Rajesh Kannan

Dr. K Thirukumaran

Total 5 100


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12 .Trainings for Extension Personnel during 2019-20

S.No. Thematic area Training Course Title** No. of

Courses

Expected No. of

participants

Names of the team

members involved

12.1 Crop Production Improved production techniques in groundnut 1 30 Dr. R. Latha

Dr. K.Kavitha

Dr. K Thirukumaran

12.2 Home Science

12.3 Capacity Building and Group Dynamics

12.4 Horticulture

12.5 Livestock

Production &

Management

Improved technologies in IFS 1 30 Dr. S. Nazreen Hassan

Dr. Santheepan

Dr. K Thirukumaran

12.6 Plant Protection Integrated Pest and Disease management in Coconut 1 30 Dr. K. Kavitha


Dr. K Thirukumaran

Bio pesticides formulations in plant health

management

1 30 Dr. S. Nazreen Hassan

Dr. K. Kavitha

Dr. K Thirukumaran


Farm mechanization in rice

1 30 Dr. Santheepan

Dr. R. Latha

Dr. K Thirukumaran



12.10 Sericulture

12.11 Fisheries

Total 5 150


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13.Vocational trainings during 2019-20

Sl.No. Thematic area and the

Crop/Enterprise

Training title* No. of

programmes

and Duration

(days)

Type of Clientele

(SHGs, NYKs, School

students, Women,

Youth etc.)

Expecte

d No. of

particip

ants

Sponsor

ing

agency

if any

Names of the team

members involved

13.1 Crop Production Input management in

Integrated farming system

1(5days) Youth & women 20 Dr. S. Nazreen Hassan

Dr. S. Santheepan

Dr. K Thirukumaran

13.2 Home Science

13.3 Capacity Building and Group Dynamics

13.4 Horticulture

13.5 Livestock Production & Management

13.6 Plant Protection Biocontrol agents

production technology

1 (5 days) Youth & women 20 - Dr. K. Kavitha

Dr. R. Latha

Dr. K Thirukumaran

Safe handling of Plant

protection chemicals

1(3 days) Youth & women 20 Dr. K. Kavitha

Dr. R. Latha

Dr. K Thirukumaran


13.8

Post harvest

technology and value

addition

Value addition in minor

tubers

1 (5 Days) Youth & women 20 Dr. CissieTheebyln David


Dr. K Thirukumaran

13.9 Production of Inputs

at Site

Vermicompost production

technology

1(5days) Youth & women 20 Dr. S. Santheepan


Dr. K Thirukumaran

13.10 Sericulture

13.11 Fisheries

Bee keeping Beekeeping technologies 1 (5 days) Youth & women 20 Dr. R.Latha

Dr. K. Kavitha

Dr. K Thirukumaran

Total 6 120

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14. Sponsored trainings during 2018-19

Sl.No. Thematic

area and the

Crop/Enterpr

ise

Training

title*

No. of

program

mes and

Duration

(days)

Type of

Clientele

(SHGs,

NYKs, School

students,

Women,

Youth etc.)

Expecte

d No. of

particip

ants

Sponsorin

g agency

Names of the team

members involved

14.1 Crop

Production

14.2 Home Science

14.3

Capacity

Building and

Group

Dynamics

14.4 Horticulture

14.5 Livestock Production &

Management

14.6 Plant

Protection



14.8.1 Novelty products from

Banana fibre

3 days Youth 25 ICAR-

ARYA

Dr. Cissie Theeblyn

David

Dr. K. Kavitha

Dr. R. Latha

Dr. K.

Thirukumaran

14.8.2 Development of instant

foods- banana

2 days Youth 13

14.8.3 Banana based pastry

products

2 days Youth 12

14.8.4 Instant foods from

banana stem and flower

2 days Youth 11

14.8.5 Desiccated products from

coconut

2 days Youth 13

14.8.6 coconut based products-

coconut jelly & RTS

2 days Youth 12

14.8.7 Novel bakery products

from coconut

2 days Youth 11


14.10 Sericulture

14.11 Fisheries

* Programme title should specify the major technologies/skills to be transferred /refreshed.

27


15. Extension programmes during 2019-20

Sl.

No.

Extension programme* No. of

programmes or

activities

Expected

No. of

participants

Names of

the team

members

involved

15.1 Advisory Services 120 150

All SMS,

Programme

Coordinator

15.2 Diagnostic visits 25 45 ”

15.3 Field Day 12 350 ”

15.4 Group discussions 4 80 ”

15.5 Kisan Ghosthi 1 100 ”

15.6 Film Show 30 125 ”

15.7 Self -help groups 3 60 ”

15.8 Kisan Mela 2 100 ”

15.9 Exhibition 1 75 ”

15.10 Scientists' visit to farmers field 18 45 ”

15.11 Plant/Soil health/Animal health

camps

2 150 ”

15.12 Farm Science Club 2 30 ”

15.13 Ex-trainees Sammelan 2 22 ”

15.14 Farmers' seminar/workshop -- -- ”

15.15 Method Demonstrations 45 740 ”

15.16 Celebration of important days (Soil

Health Day, Swatch He sewa,

Parthenium eradication etc)

5 -- ”

15.17 Special day celebration - - ”

15.18 Exposure visits 2 40 ”

15.19 Technology week -- -- ”

15.20 FFS 1 25 ”

15.21 Farm innovators meet -- -- ”

15.22 Awareness programs 2 100 ”

Others, pl. specify -- -- ”

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16.Activities proposed as Knowledge and Resource Centre during 2019-20

16.1 Technological knowledge

Sl.No.

Category Details of technologies

Area

(ha)/

Number

Names of the team

members involved

16.1.1 Technology Park/

Crop cafeteria Model fodder unit 0.05 ha

Mr. R. Rajesh Kannan

Dr. R.Latha

Dr. S.Santheepan

Crop Cafetaria 0.05 ha


Dr. R.Latha

Dr. S.Santheepan

16.1.2 Demonstration

Units Methods of planting and

varieties of rice 0.6 ha


Dr. R.Latha

Dr. S.Santheepan

Hi-density planting and

varieties in

mango(choice varieties

Alphonso, Banganapalli

and Himampasand)

0.4 ha


Dr. S.Santheepan

Hi-density planting in

Sapota var.PKM-1 0.4 ha


Dr. S.Santheepan

IFS unit 0.05ha Dr. S.Santheepan

Mr. R. Rajeshkannan

Mushroom spawn 100 Pkts Dr. K. Kavitha

Pseudomonas talc

formulation 100 kg

Dr. K. Kavitha

16.1.3 Lab Analytical

services Soil, Water 210 Mrs.K.R.Sudha

16.1.4 Technology

Week

29


16.2 Technological products

Sl.No. Category Name of

the

Production

Partner

Agency, if

any

Name of the

product

Quantity

(Qtl.)/

Number

planned to be

produced

during

2018-19

Names of the team

members involved

16.2.1 Seeds

Rice

- TPS 5 variety 60q


Dr. R.Latha

Dr. S.Santheepan

Green manure

seeds

Daincha,

Sunnhemp 100 kg

Dr. S.Santheepan

Dr. K. Thirukumaran

Vegetable

seeds (Kitchen

garden seed

kit)

Kitchen garden

pack 500 Nos

Dr. S. Nazreen

Dr. K. Thirukumaran

16.2.2 Planting materials

Cumbu-Napier

(CO-5) - Slips

10,000 nos. Mr. R. Rajesh Kannan

Dr. R.Latha

Dr. S.Santheepan

Guinea grass-

slips - Slips

4,000 nos. Mr. R. Rajesh Kannan

Dr. R.Latha

Dr. S.Santheepan

Coconut

seedlings Seedlings

100 Nos Mr. R. Rajesh Kannan

Dr. K. Thirukumaran

16.2.3 Bio-products

Coconut tonic

- Coconut tonic 5,000 Packets


Dr. K. Thirukumaran

Mushroom

spawn - Mushroom spawn

100 packets Dr.K.Kavitha

Dr. K. Thirukumaran

Pseudomonas Pseudomonas

formulation

100 kg Dr.K.Kavitha

Dr. K. Thirukumaran

Pulse wonder

Pulse wonder

50 kg Mr. R. Rajesh Kannan

Dr. K. Thirukumaran

30


Azolla Azolla

50 kg Dr. S.Santheepan

Dr. K. Thirukumaran

Vermicompost Vermicompost

1000kg Dr. S.Santheepan

Dr. K. Thirukumaran

16.2.4 Value added products

Value added products- Pineapple squash,

Blended fruit squash Processed product from

millets, Minimally processed vegetables,

Breaded and battered products

50 kg Dr. CissieTheeblyn

David

Dr. K. Thirukumaran

16.3 Technological Information

S.No. Category

Technological

capsules / Number

Names of the team members

involved

16.3.1 Technology backstopping to

line departments

Dr. K.Thirukumaran

Dr. K. Kavitha

Dr. R. Latha


Dr. CissieTheeblyn David

Dr. S.Santheepan

Mrs. K.R.Sudha,

Mr. R. Rajeskannan

Agriculture 6

Horticulture 5

Animal Husbandry 1

Fisheries

Agricultural Engineering

Sericulture

Others, pl. specify IFS – 1

Value addition- 5

16.3.2 Literature/publication 12 Programme Coordinator and All

SMS

16.3.4 Electronic Media

2

Dr.K.Thirukumaran

Dr. K. Kavitha

Dr. R. Latha



Dr. S.Santheepan

Mrs. K.R.Sudha,

Mr. R. Rajeskannan

16.3.5 Kisan Mobile Advisory

Services 50

Programme Coordinator, All

SMS and Mr. V. Sivaraman

16.3.6 Information on centre/state

sector schemes and service

providers in the district.

Data to be collected

from different

agencies.

Dr. K.Thirukumaran

Dr. K. Kavitha

Dr. R. Latha



Dr. S.Santheepan

Mrs. K.R.Sudha,

Mr. R. Rajeskannan

17. Additional Activities Planned during 2019-20: Nil

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18. Revolving Fund

18.1 Financial status

Opening balance as on

01.04.2018

(Rs.in Lakh)

Receipts during

2018-19

(Rs.in Lakh)

up to 30.3.2019

Expenditure

incurred during

2018-19

(Rs.in Lakh) up

to 30.3.2019

Closing balance as

on 30.03.2019

(Rs.in Lakh)

697836.00 246177.00 164543.00 779470.00

18.2 Plan of activities under Revolving Fund (2019-20)

Crop/Enterprise Activities Target Income

generation

(Rs.)

Scientist in- charge

Rice TPS 5 variety 60q

144000.00 Mr. R. Rajesh Kannan

Dr. R.Latha

Dr. S.Santheepan

Green manure

seeds

Daincha,

Sunnhemp

100 kg 10000.00 Dr. S.Santheepan

Dr. K. Thirukumaran

Vegetable seeds

(Kitchen garden

seed kit)

Kitchen garden

pack

500 Nos 15000.00 Dr. S. Nazreen Hassan

Dr. K. Thirukumaran

Cumbu-Napier

(CO-5)

Slips 10,000 nos. 8000.00 Mr. R. Rajesh Kannan

Dr. R.Latha

Dr. S.Santheepan

Guinea grass-

slips

Slips 4,000 nos. 4000.00 Mr. R. Rajesh Kannan

Dr. R.Latha

Dr. S.Santheepan

Coconut seedlings Seedlings 100 Nos 1000.00 Mr. R. Rajesh Kannan

Dr. K. Thirukumaran

Coconut tonic Coconut tonic 5,000

Packets


Dr. K. Thirukumaran

Mushroom spawn Mushroom spawn 100 packets 5000.00 Dr.K.Kavitha

Dr. K. Thirukumaran

Pseudomonas Pseudomonas

formulation

100 kg 12000.00 Dr.K.Kavitha

Dr. K. Thirukumaran

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Pulse wonder Pulse wonder 50 kg 12500.00 Mr. R. Rajesh Kannan

Dr. K. Thirukumaran

Azolla Azolla 50 kg 1000.00 Dr. S.Santheepan

Dr. K. Thirukumaran

Vermicompost Vermicompost 1000kg 10000.00 Dr. S.Santheepan

Dr. K. Thirukumaran

Value added

products

Pineapple

squash, Blended

fruit squash

Processed

product from

millets,

Minimally

processed

vegetables,

Breaded and

battered product

50 kg 20000.00 Dr. Cissie Theebyln

David

Dr. K. Thirukumaran

Mushroom

cultivation

Paid training 50

participants

15000.00 Dr.K.Kavitha

Dr. K. Thirukumaran

Value added

product

production

Paid training 50

participants

9000.00 Dr. Cissie Theebyln

David

Dr. K. Thirukumaran

Roof top garden Paid training 20

participants


Dr. K. Thirukumaran

Total 312500.00

19. Activities of soil, water and plant testing laboratory during 2019-20

Sl.No. Type No.of samples to be

analyzed

Names of the team

members involved

19.1 Soil 250 Mrs.K.R.Sudha

19.2 Water -

19.3 Others

20. E-linkage during 2019-20

S. No. Nature of activities Likely period of

completion (please Remarks if any

33


set the time frame)

20.1 Title of the technology module to be

prepared

-

20.2 Creation and maintenance of relevant

database system for KVK

Monthly updating Farmers database

20.3 Any other (Please specify)

21. Activities planned under Rainwater Harvesting Scheme (only to those KVKs which

are already having scheme under Rain Water Harvesting)

S. No Activities planned Remarks if any

21.1 --Nil --

22. Innovative Farmer’s Meet

Sl.No. Particulars Details

22.1 Are you planning for conducing Farm Innovators meet in your

district? No

22.2 If Yes likely month of the meet

22.3 Brief action plan in this regard

23. Farmer’s Field School planned

S. No Thematic area Title of the FFS Budget proposed in Rs.

23.1 Importance of IFS in increasing Farm

income

Integrated

Farming System

Rs. 30000/- 23.2 Selection of IFS Components

23.3 Field preparation, spacing and planting

23.4 Integrated nutrient management and

farm waste recycling by

vermicomposting

23.5 Fodder cultivation

23.6 Backyard poultry

23.7 Hygienic maintenance of milch animals

23.8 Production of Azolla by cost effective

methods

23.9 Mushroom Cultivation

23.10 Exposure visit to AC &RI, Killikulam

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FARMERS FIELD SCHOOL ON ‘INTEGRATED FARMING SYSTEM”

1. Season : Period: April 2019 to March 2020

2. Periodicity of the session : One day/session

3. Name of the village : Thovalai block

4. Number of participants : 25

5. Name of the Facilitators : Dr. S. Nazreen Hassan, SMS (Extension)

Dr. K.Kavitha, SMS (Plant Pathology)

1. Dr. R.Latha, SMS (PBG)

2. Dr..S.Santheepan TA (Agronomy)

3. Dr. K. Thirukumaran, Programme Coordinator

Period: April 2019 to March 2020

6. Area of the FFS field : 1acre

7. Name of the collaborator (in

whose field the FFS is to be laid)

: Mr. Hillary

Ramapuram

8. Major problems in the FFS

village relevant to the

crop/enterprise

: Increased cost of cultivation

Lesser employment during lean period

Farm waste accumulation

9. Objectives of the FFS : To demonstrate and make the farmers aware

about the Integrated Farming for doubling

farmers income

10. Guest Faculty to be involved : Horticulture

Plant Pathology

Agronomy

Soil science

VUTRC

Extension

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11. FFS Curriculum of Integrated Farming System

Activity Session-1 Session-2 Session-3

FA Importance of IFS in

increasing Farm income

Selection of IFS

Components

Field preparation,

spacing and planting

LTE

SS

ST

Others


FA Integrated nutrient

management and farm waste

recycling by vermicomposting

Fodder cultivation Backyard poultry

LTE

SS

ST

Others


FA Hygienic maintenance of milch

animals

Production of Azolla

by cost effective

methods

Mushroom

Cultivation LTE

SS

ST

Others

Activity Session-10

FA Exposure visit to AC &RI,

Killikulam

LTE

SS

ST

Others

12. Budget breakup model:

S. No. Item Amount (Rs.)

1. Refreshment @ Rs. 75 per trainee/sesssion (10 sessions) 18750

2. Contingent expenditure, Banners and refreshment for inaugural

function of FFS 1000

3. Distribution of training materials and demonstration materials 3000

4. Booklet preparation 2000

5. Exposure visit to AC &RI, Killikulam 5250

Total 30000

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24.Budget - Details of budget utilization (2018-19) (Rs.)

S. No. Particulars Budget Expenditure

A. Recurring Items 10208000 10207520

01. Pay & Allowances

02. Traveling Allowances 1250000 124994

a) Field activities &programmes

b) Training programmes

03. Contingencies

A. Office Contingencies

a) Stationary, telephone, stamps and other expenditure of

office running

3650000 246830

b) POL, Repair of vehicles, tractor & equipments

including hiring of vehicles

118170

B. Technical Programmes

a) Food and refreshment for KVK training programmes

for Farmers/ Extension personnel (Rs. 150/- per person

per day)

370000 85532

b) Training Materials for trainings and demonstrations 16386

c) Training of extension functionaries

d) Publication of extension literature for Farmers and

Extension functionaries

e) Honorarium for trainers 2500

f) On Farm Testing (OFT) 61886

g) Front Line Demonstration (FLD) 121272

h) KisanMelas / Farmers fair

i) Library (purchase of newspaper, journals etc.) 3841

j) Maintenance of Farm 55633

k) EDP / IFS / FFS 22950

l) Soil testing refill & printing of Soil Health Card

j) SCSP Component 191000 190889

k). TRIBAL SUB-PLAN (TSP Component)

Total Contingencies 926000 925889

Total of Recurring Items (A)

B. Non recurring items

Works- Renovation/Repairs to Buildings 450000 450000

Total

Furniture & Equipments

SCSP component (Creation of Physical

assets/repairs/Renovation)

147000 147000

Vehicle

Total of Non Recurring Items (B) 597000 597000

GRAND TOTAL (A+B) 12706000 11855403

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25. Details of Budget Estimate (2019-20) based on approved action plan

S.No Particulars BE 2019-20

(Rs lakhs)

(sanctioned)

1 Recurring Items:

Pay & Allowances 11208000

Traveling allowances

Field activities & Programmes 130000

1.1 Contingencies

A Office Contingencies

a. Stationery, telephone, stamps and other expenditure on office

running

400000

b. POL, repair of vehicles, tractor & equipments including hiring

of vehicle

B Technical Programmes

a. Rs. 150/- per person per day towards food and refreshments for

KVK training programmes for farmers/ extension personnel

182250

b. Teaching materials for training and demonstrations 10000

c. Training of extension functionaries 10000

d. Publication of extension literature for farmers and extension

functionaries

10000

e. Honorarium for trainers 2500

f. On farm testing (Problem oriented) 110500

g. Front Line Demonstration on major crops including oilseeds &

pulses, fodder crops, animal husbandry, fisheries etc.

281880

h. Kisan Melas/ Farmers Fair (at KVK farm)

i. Library (Purchase of newspaper, journals, etc.) 5370

j. Maintenance of farm

k. Entrepreneurship development programme (EDP)/ Integrated

Farming system (IFS)/ Farmers Field School (FFS)

60000

l. Mobile App & Website updating/maintenance 7500

m. Soil Health Card (SHC)

n. SCSP Plan activities

C. Tribal Sub-Plan (TSP Component)

Total of Contingencies 1080000

Total Recurring items

2 Non-Recurring Contingencies

SC-SP Component 142000

Vehicle (Jeep & tractor)

Tractor 42 HP 800000

Total Non-Recurring Contingencies

Grand Total (1+2)

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