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1 ANNUAL ACTION PLAN FOR 2017-18 KRISHI VIGYAN KENDRA NORTH TRIPURA, PANISAGAR (Host Institute: Department of Agriculture Govt. of Tripura)
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ANNUAL ACTION PLAN FOR
2017-18
KRISHI VIGYAN KENDRA NORTH TRIPURA, PANISAGAR (Host Institute: Department of Agriculture
Govt. of Tripura)
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Indian Council of Agricultural Research Zonal Project Directorate, Zone-III
Umiam, Meppghalaya Format for Annual Action Plan Formulation of KVKs, Zone-III for 2015-16
Name of the KVK/District: KVK North Tripura, Panisagar. State: Tripura. Host Organization: Dept. of Agriculture
Present Staff Position in KVK
Sl. No. Name Gender
(M/F)
Category
(General/OBC/SC/ST)
Designation Discipline
1. Mr. Abhijit Debnath M
OBC Subject Matter Specialist & In-
charge Sr. Scientist and Head Horticulture
2. Mr. Ranadhir Sarma M General Subject Matter Specialist Agronomy
3. Dr. Somendra Kumar M OBC Subject Matter Specialist Animal Husbandry
4. Mr. Biswajit Bal M General Subject Matter Specialist Fishery Science
5. Mr. Abhijit Chakraborty M General Programme Assistant Computer Science
6. Mr. Sudipta Das M General Farm Manager Agriculture
7. Mr. Shyamal Das M ST Driver cum Mechanic -
8. Mr. Biswajit Debnath M OBC Supporting Staff -
9. Mr. Sandip Das M SC Supporting Staff -
10. Vacant Post Programme Coordinator
11. Vacant Post Subject Matter Specialist Agri. Extension
12. Vacant Post Subject Matter Specialist Soil Science
13. Vacant Post OS cum Accountant
14. Vacant Post Training Assistant
15. Vacant Post Steno. cum Comp Operator
16. Vacant Post Driver cum Mechanic
Total 9 (Nine)
Please furnish discipline-wise information in the given format pertaining to the mandated activities of your KVK targeted to be accomplished during
2014-15
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Discipline: Agronomy
Name of the concerned Subject Matter Specialist : RANADHIR SARMA . Mobile No: 0-9436928005
E-mail address: [email protected]
Mandated activities
Thematic Area Details of Technology Source and Year
of release
Assess/Refine
Area (in
Acre)
Location Period and
Duration
Number of beneficiaries
SC/ST General Grand Total M F Total M F Total
On
farm
tes
tin
g
Varietal
evaluation
Varietal evaluation on Paddy Var. CO-51 Details: HYV Season: Kharif Duration: 120 days Seeds will be provided by Agri. Directorate @ 2.5 Kg
TNAU, 2013
Assessment 2 Panisagar, Damcherra
5 months 3 0 3 2 0 2 5
Varietal evaluation
Varietal evaluation of yellow Mustard Var. YSH-401. Characteristic: Bold seeded, no lodging, 10-1-1.2 t/ha yield. B-9 can be replaced. 100-115 days duration. Suitable for zero tillage cultivation
CCS HAU, Hissar, 2009
Assessment 2 Piplacherra (Damcherra)
Nov-Jan 1 1 2 3 0 3 5
Seed Production
Integrated Weed
Management
4
Integrated
Nutrient
Management
Integrated Nutrient
Management in Ground
nut with lime
Details of Technology:
T1 – Recommended dose
of NPK (100% NPK –
20:60:40)
T2 – FYM (10 mt /ha +
50% NPK)
T3 – Lime (500 kg/ha +
FYM – 10 mt/ha) + 50%
NPK
ICAR NEH Region, Barapani, 2011
A
2 Kaulikura , (Kailashar)
Nov-Jan 1 1 2 3 0 3 5
Integrated Water
Management
Tillage
Management/
Farm Machinery
Integrated
Farming System/
Integrated Crop
Management
Others
(Integrated
Disease mgt )-
Mandated activities
Thematic Area Technology/Crop/Cropping system
Source and Year
of release
Demon (No.)
Area (in
acre)
Location Period and
Duration
Number of beneficiaries
SC/ST General Grand Total M F Total M F Total
Fro nt
Lin
e
Dem
on
st
rati
o
n
Varietal
evaluation
Popularization of Short duration Paddy Variety – Dishang,
AAU, Jorhat, Assam
40 40 Panisagar, Damcherra
3.5 months
16 0 16 24 0 24 40
5
Details: SRI method, Time of sowing – within last week of July, Short height, no lodging, Potential Yield – 5.2 t/ha
Varietal
evaluation
Varietal evaluation on low neuro toxin variety of Lathyrus Details: Var. Ratan. Reason: More hardy crop, less water required, suitable for late Aman maturing crop, people preference, deep rooting system can be re introduce among the farmers. Avg. Yield (Ratan) – 15 Q/ha, Low ODAP, Tolerant to downy mildew and moderately resistant to powdery mildew.
IGKVV, Raipur, 2007
20 20 Panisagar, Damcherra
4.5 months
8 0 8 12 0 12 20
Integrated Weed
Management
Integrated
Nutrient
Management
Integrated Nutrient Management in Paddy with Dhaincha (20 kg/ha) and with Chemical fertilizers (40:30:30)
CRRI, Odissa. 2009
20 20 Kadamtala,
Dharmanagar, Panisagar
July- Nov 5 months
10 0 10 10 0 10 20
Integrated
Nutrient
Management
Integrated Water
Management
6
Tillage
Management/
Farm Machinery
Integrated
Farming System/
Integrated Crop
Management
Others (Pl.
specify)
Mandated
activities
Target group Title of the training
Programme and No. of
Courses in bracket
No. of
trainin
g
progs
Period
of the
year
Durati
on (in
days)
On/Off
campus
Number of beneficiaries Remarks
SC/ST General Grand
Total M F Total M F Total
On
an
d O
ff c
am
pu
s tr
ain
ing p
rogra
mm
es Farmer and Farm
women
1. Crop Diversification 2. Crop Protection 3. Integrated Pest Management 4. Vermi compost production 5. Azolla cultivation
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May, June, Aug, Sept, Nov, Dec, Feb, March
One Day & Three Day
Off/On 80 40 120 110 50 160 280
Rural Youth
1. Vertical Farming, 2. Crop Diversification, 3. IPM 4. IDM
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July Sept, Nov, Jan, Feb
One Day & Three Day
Off/On 65 25 90 65 25 90 180
Extension
Personnel
Crop Protection And Integrated Pest Management
3
June Oct.
One Day & Three Day
On 27 8 35 20 5 25 60
Civil Society
NGO (including
7
school drop outs)
Others (Pl.
specify)
Voca
tion
al
train
ing p
rogra
mm
es
Farmer and Farm
women
Organic manure and Vermi compost production
2 July
Sept. 4 Off 20 5 25 10 5 15 40
Rural Youth
Pulse and oilseeds
1 Jun 4 Off 5 3 8 10 2 12 20
Extension
Personnel
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop outs)
Others (Pl.
specify)
Sp
on
sore
d t
rain
ing
pro
gra
mm
es
Sponsoring
agency
Farmer and Farm
women
Rural Youth
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop outs)
Others (Pl.
specify)
8
Discipline: Horticulture
Name of the concerned Subject Matter Specialist: Abhijit Debnath Mobile No: 09612394594
E-mail address: [email protected]
Mandated activities
Thematic Area Details of Technology Source and Year of release
Assess/Refine
Area (in
acre)
Location Period and
Duration
Number of beneficiaries
SC/ST General Grand Total M F Tot
al M F Tot
al
On
farm
tes
tin
g
Varietal
evaluation Tomato Var. Arka Rakshak ( triple disease resistance to ToLCV, BW and early blight) with staking technique Details of Technology: Spacing – 90x 60 m, FYM- 25 Mt/ha, NPK- 180:100:60 , Staking – laying over head wires to which individual plants is tied 4 weeks DAT
IIHR, 2010 A 1.625 Panisagar,
Jubarajnagar 3.5
months 2 0 2 3 0 3 5
Integrated
Nutrient
Management
Integrated Weed
Management
Orchard
Rejuvenation
Post Harvest
Processing/ Value
Addition
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Canopy mgmt.
Landscaping/
Floriculture
Mechanization
Production &
management
technology
Assessment on mini sett technology of Ginger. Var.-Mahima Details of Technology: Single bird sprouts size – 4-6 gm, Treat the selected rhizomes with Mancozeb (0.3%) and quinalphos (0.075%) for 30 min and store in well ventilated place, One month before planting, Fill the pro-trays (98 well) with nursery medium . Plant the ginger bud sprouts in pro-trays. • Provide partial shade to the pro-trays by keeping them in shade nets or under the shade of trees. • Adopt need based irrigation with rose can or by using suitable sprinklers. • Seedlings will be ready within 30-40 days for transplanting.
IISR, Kozhikode
, Kerela 2015
A 1.625 Panisagar, Damcherra
10 months
4 0 4 1 0 1 5
Training &
pruning
10
Production
Technology
(PGRs)
Assessment of performance of different growth regulators on yield of cucumber Details of Technology: application of ethrel @ 100 ppm at 20 & 27 DAS GA3 @ 10 ppm at 18 & 30 DAS
BCKV, 2007
A 1.625 Kadamtala 4
months 1 1 2 3 0 3 5
Mandated
activities
Thematic Area Technology/Crop/Cropping system
Source and Year
of release
Demon (No.)
Area (in
acre)
Location Period and
Duration
Number of beneficiaries
SC/ST General Grand Total M F Tot
al M F Tot
al
Fro
nt
Lin
e D
emon
stra
tion
Varietal evaluation Popularization of triple disease resistance Watermelon Var. Arka Manik. Details: Resistant to powdery mildew, downey mildew, anthracnoac. Suitable for sub tropical conditions throughout the year breaking the seasonal barriers. Medium size fruit, 3-4 fruis per vine potential yield – 60 mt/ha, Sowing time – 1st week of January, Urea:SSP:MOP:FYM (kg/ha)- 215:350:110:30000
IIHR 20 20 Panisagar,
Pencharthal. Machmara
4 months
10 1 11 8 1 9 20
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Varietal evaluation
Seed Production
technology
Crop regulation
(Flower Induction)
Integrated Nutrient
Management
Integrated Weed
Management
Orchard
Rejuvenation
Post Harvest
Processing/ Value
Addition
Canopy mgmt.
Landscaping/
floriculture Commercial Cultivation marigold variety Pusa Narangi
HRC Nagicherr
a 20 20
Panisagar, Dharmanagar
4 months
5 5 10 6 4 10 20
Mechanization
Production &
management
technology
Application of ethrel @ 100 ppm (1 ml in 10 litre) in bitter gourd. Details: Spray four times starting from 15 DAS & followed by weekly intervals. Planting time – July, Yield increases 10-15%
TNAU, 2010
20 20 Panisagar,
Pencharthal, Kadamtala
4 months
8 2 10 9 1 10 20
Training & pruning Assessment on Staking techniques in Tomato
HRC
20 8 Kadamtala,
Dharmanagar 5
months 10 0 10 10 0 10 20
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Details- Spacing – 90x 60 m, FYM- 40 Mt/ha, NPK- 450:1400:400 (kg/ha) , Staking – laying over head wires to which individual plants is tied at 45 degree angle 4 weeks DAT, yield increases 15-20%
Nagicherra, 2012
Mandate
d
activities
Target group Title of the training
Programme and No. of
Courses in bracket
No. of
trainin
g progs
Per
iod
of th
e
yea
r
Durat
ion (in
days)
On/Off
campus
Number of beneficiaries Remarks
Funded by
ZPD Zone
III
SC/ST General Grand
Total M F Tot
al
M F Tot
al
On
an
d O
ff c
am
pu
s tr
ain
ing p
rogra
mm
es
Farmer and
Farm women
1. Off-season vegetables cultivation (2) 2. Plant propagation techniques (1) 3. Precautions to be taken during purchase of agro-chemicals and methods of spray (1) 4. Production of low volume and high value crops (1) 5. Balanced use of manures and fertilizers in Horti crops (1) 6. Organic manure & Vermicompost – production and Utilization (2) 7.Commercial floriculture (2)
1. 2 2. 1
3.1
4. 1
5. 1
6. 2
7. 2
1.Sept,Oct 2.May 3. May, Dec 4.June 5. May, June 6. Aug, Sept 7.June,July
One Day & Three Day
1. Off (1), On (1) 2.Off 3. Off (1), On (1) 4. Off (1) 5.Off 6. Off 7. Off
5 7
7
5
5
5
10
2 3
3
1
5
5
2
7 10
10
6
10
10
12
28 8
8
10
5
25
20
5 2
2
4
5
5
8
33 10
10
14
10
30
28
40 20
20
20
20
40
40
Rural Youth (9)
1.Plant propagation techniques (3)
1. 3
1.Dec, Jan, Feb
One Day &
1.On
22
8
30
24
6
30
60
13
2. Commercial floriculture (4) 3. Production of low volume and high value crops (2)
2.4 3.2
2. May, July, Aug, Sept 3. June, July
Three Day
2. Off/On 3. Off/On
20
15
10
5
30 20
32 17
18
3
50
20
80
40
Extension
Personnel
1. Pest & disease mgt of veg (1) 2. IPM in Horticulture (1)
1. 1 2. 1
1. Oct 2.Feb
1.Off 2. On
8 8
2 2
10 10
8 8
2 2
10 10
20 20
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop-
outs)
Others (Crop
pro)
Voca
tion
al
train
ing p
rogra
mm
es
Farmer and
Farm women
1. Plant propagation techniques (1)
1.1 1. Feb On 8 2 10 8 2 10 20 Funded by
ZPD Zone
III Rural Youth
1.Mushroom production (1) 1. 1 1.Aug 1. Off 8 2 10 8 2 10 20
Extension
Personnel
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop-
outs)
Others (Pl.
specify)
14
Sp
on
sore
d t
rain
ing p
rogra
mm
es
Sponsoring
agency
Farmer and
Farm women
ATMA, NABARD, ICAR (Trp),
Rural Youth
1. Commercial mushroom production (2)
1. 2 1.SeptOct
1.off, On
20 5 25 20 5 25 50
Extension
Personnel
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop-
outs)
Others (Pl.
specify)
15
Discipline: Fishery Science.
Name of the concerned Subject Matter Specialist: BISWAJIT BAL. Contact No: 9612226383
E-mail address: [email protected]
Mandated
activities Thematic Area Details of Technology
Source
and Year
of release
Assess/
Refine
Area
(in
acre)
Location Period and
Duration
Number of beneficiaries
SC/ST General Grand
Total M F Total M F Total
On
Farm
Tes
tin
g
OFT- 1:
Introduction of New
Species in Fish
culture system.
Assessment of
optimum stocking
density of Cirrhinus
reba (Laachu fish) in
composite fish
culture system.
Control: Farmer’s
practice.
T-1: C. reba stocked @
500 nos./0.16 ha along
with carps @ 1500
nos./0.16 ha,
T-2: C. reba stocked @
750 nos./0.16 ha along
with carps @ 1500
nos./0.16 ha
T-3: C. reba stocked @
1000 nos./0.16 ha along
with carps @ 1500
nos./0.16 ha
Culture period 10
months, Feeding with
balanced feed @ 3 % of
body wt).
COF,
Tripura
2011
Introduction
of new
species in the
district.
1.6
Ramnagar,
Deocherra
June-Mar
10 months
2 0 2 2 0 2 4
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OFT- 2:
Integrated Farming
System Modules
Introduction of Rice
(Var.-Swarna Sub-1)
cum Fish culture in
North Tripura
District.
Control: Farmer’s
practice.
T-1: Carp fingerling to
be stocked @ 500
nos./0.16 ha
Culture period- 4 months
COF,
Agartala
2008
A
No
established
method of
this
technology in
the District
3
Chandrapur,
Bhagyapur,
Ragna
Boruakandi
July-Oct
4 months 3 0 3 1 0 1 4
Mandated
activities Thematic Area
Technology/Crop/Cro
pping system
Source and
Year of
release
Demon
(No.)
Area
(in
acre)
Location Period and
Duration
Number of beneficiaries
SC/ST General Grand
Total M F Total M F Total
Fro
nt
Lin
e D
emon
stra
tion
FLD- 1:
Fish polyculture
Popularizing
Polyculture of Giant
Freshwater Prawn
(Macrobrachium
rosenbergii) with
carps. IMC to be stocked @
1000 nos./0.16 ha &
F.W. Prawn seed @
300 nos./0.16ha
Feeding with artificial
balanced diet @ 3%
body wt.
CIFA,
Bhubaneswar
2014.
20 8
South
Panisagar
Dharmana
gar
June-Mar
10 months 10 0 10 10 0 10 20
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FLD- 2:
Fish polyculture /
Mixed culture
Popularizing mixed
culture of Pabda
(Ompok
bimaculatus) (State
fish of Tripura) with
carps. (Details- Carps (IMC)
to be stocked
@1000nos. /0.16 ha,
Pabda @ 400/0.16 ha,
Culture period 10
months, Feeding with
artificial diet @ 3%
body wt.
COF, Agartala
2011
20 8
Ragna,
Chandrapur,
Deocherra
June-Mar
10 months 10 0 10 10 0 10 20
FLD- 3:
IFS Modules
Duck cum fish
culture (var. Khaki
Campbell)
Duck to be stocked @
200/ha & Carp
Fingerling to be stocked
@ 1500 nos./ 0.16 ha
AAU,
Jorhat,
2008
10 4 Machmara June-Mar
10 months 6 0 6 4 0 4 10
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FLD- 4:
Fish Culture
Composite fish
culture.
Fingerling to be stocked
@ 1500 nos./ 0.16 ha
Culture period 10
months, Feeding with
artificial diet @ 3%
body wt.
AAU,
Jorhat,
2008
20 8 Machmara June-Mar
10 months 10 0 10 10 0 10 20
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Mandated
activities
Target group Title of the training
Programme and No. of
Courses in bracket
No. of
training
prog.
Period
of the
year
Duration
(in days)
On/Off
campus
Number of beneficiaries Remarks
SC/ST General Grand
Total M F Total M F Total
On
an
d O
ff c
am
pu
s tr
ain
ing
pro
gra
mm
es
Farmer and Farm
women
Pre & post stocking
management of fish
culture ponds (3)
Composite fish culture (3)
Duck cum fish culture (1)
Fish cum poultry
integrated farming (1)
Common fish diseases
and their control (2)
1
1
1
1
1
May,Ju
ne,
July
April
May,
June,
July
Aug
Oct,No
v
3 day
3 day
3 day
3 day
3 day
Off/On
Off/On
Off
Off
Off/On
60
60
20
20
40
Rural Youth
Polyculture of Fresh
Water Prawn with carps.
(1)
Polyculture of Pabda
(Ompok bimaculatus)
with carps.(2)
Culture of live fish (1).
Common fish diseases
and their control (1)
1
1
1
1
July
June,
July
Nov
Dec
3 day
3 day
3 day
3 day
Off
Off/On
Off
Off
20
40
20
20
Extension
Personnel
Common fish diseases
and their control (1)
Culture of Economically
important fish species (1).
1
1
Sept
Oct
3 day
3 day
Off
40
NGO (Including
school drop-
outs)
20
Voca
tion
al
tr
ain
ing p
rogra
mm
es
Farmer and Farm
women
Rural Youth
Extension
Personnel
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop-outs)
Others (Pl. specify)
21
Discipline: Animal Science
Name of the concerned Subject Matter Specialist: - Dr. SOMENDRA KUMAR Mobile No: - 09436358275
E-mail address: - [email protected]
Mandated
activities Thematic Area
Details of
Technology
Source
and Year
of release
Assess/
Refine
Area
(in
acre)
Location
Period
and
Duration
Number of beneficiaries
SC/ST General Grand
Total M F Total M F Total
On
Farm
Tes
tin
g
Breed introduction Introduction of Coloured broiler , breed – Coloured broiler
CARI, 2005 A 5
units Panisagar,Damcherra
12 months
0 2 2 0 3 5 5
Breed improvement
Feeding management
Healthcare
Housing
Processing/ Value
addition
Fodder production
and quality
enhancement
Assessment on
performance of
Hybrid Napier var. –
CO.- CN 4, CO-BN 5
TNAU,
2012 A 1.95
Panisagar,
Damcherra 2 1 3 2 1 3 6
Fodder production
and quality
enhancement
Assessment on
Perennial Sorghum
Var.- CO-FS-29 TNAU,
2001 A 1.625
Panisagar,
Damcherra 2 1 3 3 0 3 6
22
Pasture management
Others (Pl. specify)
Mandated activities
Thematic Area Technology/Crop/Cropping system
Source and Year of release
Demon
(No.)
Area (in
acre)
Location Period and Duration
Number of beneficiaries
SC/ST General Grand Total M F Total M F Total
Fro
nt
Lin
e D
emon
stra
tion
Breed introduction Introduction of dual purpose poultry (Dahlem Red X Tripura Black)
ICAR for NEH,
Tripura centre
(under pipe line)
30 30
units Damcherra 12 months 5 25 30 0 0 0 30
Breed improvement
Feeding management
Healthcare
Housing
Processing/ Value
addition
Fodder production
and quality
enhancement
Popularization of Guinea
Grass as a fodder crop.
Var.- Hamil, BG-2
IGFRI Jhansi 20 20
Damcherra
,
Panisagar,
Pecharthal
May-Dec
8 months 7 1 8 10 2 12 20
Pasture management
23
Pasture management
Others (Pl. specify)
Mandated
activities
Target group Title of the training
Programme and No. of
Courses in bracket
No. of
traini
ng
progs
Perio
d of
the
year
Duration
(in days)
On/Off
campus
Number of beneficiaries Remarks
SC/ST General Grand
Total M F Total M F Total
On
an
d O
ff c
am
pu
s tr
ain
ing
pro
gra
mm
es
Farmer and Farm
women
1.Dairy Farming with improved Crossbreed animal (3) 2. Duckery farming for egg production. (2) 3.Fodder cultivation(5) 4. Disease management in Livestock (3)
3
2
5
3
May,
June
July,
Aug
Aug
Sept, Oct
1 day
1 day
1 day
1 day
Off/On
Off
Off/On
Off/on
20
11
30
20
7
4
7
7
27
15
37
27
25
19
45
25
8
6
18
8
33
25
63
33
60
40
100
60
Rural Youth
1.Vaccination
schedule of different
livestock and
poultry(2)
2.Piggery farming as a
source of income
2
2
3
Nov,
Dec
Jan,
Feb
1 day
1 day
Off/On
Off/On
11
09
4
6
15
15
19
17
6
8
25
25
40
40
24
generation(2)
3. Deworming of live
stock (3)
Aug,
sept.
Feb
1 day
Off/On
20
7
27
25
8
33
60
Extension Personnel
Prevention and control of Disease management of Livestock and Poultry
2 Jan,
Feb 1 day Off 8 7 15 20 5 25 40
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop-outs)
Others (Pl. specify)
Voca
tion
al
train
ing
pro
gra
mm
es
Farmer and Farm
women
Common parasitic diseases and their control measures (1)
1 Jan 1 day Off 12 0 12 8 0 8 20
Rural Youth
Extension
Personnel
25
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop-outs)
Others (Pl. specify)
Sponsore
d
training
program
mes
Sponsoring
agency
Farmer and Farm
women
Rural Youth
Extension Personnel
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop-outs)
Others (Pl. specify)
26
Discipline: Soil Science
Name of the concerned Subject Matter Specialist :.... AT PRESENT NO SMS.................................................... Contact
No:............................................................
E-mail address:..........................................................................................
Mandated activities
Thematic Area Details of Technology Source and
Year of release
Assess/Refine
Area (in
acre)
Location Period and
Duration
Number of beneficiaries
SC/ST General Grand Total M F Total M F Total
On
farm
tes
tin
g
Soil health INM in Toria (Application of 75% RD of N and P and full dose of K + Seed treatment with Azotobacter and PSB@ 50g/kg seed)
AAU Under pipelin
e
A 2
Panisagar, Kadamtala, Patchertha
l
Nov- March
5 months
3 0 3 2 0 2 5
Soil management
Soil testing
Soil amendment
(Lime/ Others)
Assessment of soil acidity amelioration practices in groundnut, : Furrow application of lime @ 500 kg/ha + RD of NPK , Furrow application of lime @ 250 kg/ha + FYM 5 t/ha + RD of NPK and farmer practice
ICAR NEH, 2012
A 2
Panisagar, Kadamtala, Patchertha
l
Nov- March
5 months
3 0 3 2 0 2 5
Soil biology
(BGA/ Azolla)
Soil microbes
(beneficial)
Any other (pl.
specify)
27
Mandated activities
Thematic Area Technology/Crop/Cropping system
Source and Year
of release
Demon (No.)
Area (in
acre)
Location Period and Duration
Number of beneficiaries
SC/ST General Grand Total M F Total M F Total
Fro
nt
Lin
e D
emon
stra
tion
Soil health
Soil management
Soil testing
Soil amendment
(Lime/ Others)
Effect of Zn on rice (Application of ZnSO4 @ 25 kg/ha once in a year along with RFD)
AAU, Jorhat
7 3.75
Patcherthal,
Machmara
6 months June- Nov
2 1 3 4 0 4 7
Soil biology
(BGA/ Azolla)
Nitrogenous fertilizer supplement through Azolla (Bio fertilizer: Azolla 500kg/ha Fertilizer: NPK @ 20:20:20kg/ha
AAU, Jorhat
4 2.5
Patcherthal,
Machmara
6 months May -Nov
2 2 2 2 4 4
Soil microbes
(beneficial)
Any other (Pl.
specify)
Mandated
activities
Target group Title of the training
programme
Period
of the
year
Duration
(in days)
On/Off
campus
Number of beneficiaries Remarks
SC/ST General Grand
Total M F Total M F Total
On
an
d
Off
cam
pu
s
train
ing
pro
gra
m
mes
Farmer and Farm
women
INM in cereal crops
June, July, Aug, Sept
4 (1 day) Off/ On campus
30 10 40 40 20 60 100
Rural Youth
Vermicompost production Sept, Oct 2 Off/ On
campus 20 5 25 20 5 25 50
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Extension
Personnel
Soil fertility management
Nov, Dec 2 On campus
13 2 15 20 5 25 40
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop outs)
Others (Pl.
specify)
Voca
tion
al
train
ing p
rogra
mm
es Farmer and Farm
women
INM in Agri and Horti crops Feb 1 Off campus
6 4 10 15 25
Rural Youth
Extension
Personnel
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop outs)
Others (Pl.
specify)
Sp
on
sore
d
train
ing
pro
gra
mm
es
Sponsoring agency
Farmer and Farm
women
Liming in cereal crops Jan, Feb 2 Off campus
22 3 25 22 3 25 50
Rural Youth
Extension
Personnel
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Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop outs)
Others (Pl.
specify)
30
Discipline: Agricultural Extension
Name of the concerned Subject Matter Specialist:...................At present No SMS..................... Contact No:............................................................
E-mail address:..........................................................................................
Mandated activities
Thematic Area Details of Technology Source and Year of release
Assess/Refine
Area (in
acre)
Location Period and
Duration
Number of beneficiaries
SC/ST General Grand Total M F Total M F Total
On
farm
tes
tin
g
Formation of
Groups
Assessment of Self Help Groups based on gender.
A 12
SHGs
Panisagar,
Kadamtala
July-Oct (4
months) 70 30 100 100 40 140 240
Benchmark
Survey (PRA etc)
Impact
Assessment
Technology
Backstopping
Dissemination
time/ Loss of
technologies
Coordination/
Convergence/
Linkages
promoted/ created
Social Concept Impact assessment of FLD of cereals & oilseeds.
Cocepts, Approaches and methodologie
A
30 (Sample
size)
Panisahar,
Jubarajnagar
1o months
June- March
5 4 9 15 6 21 30
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s for technology application & transfer, ZPD, Zone-III
Mandated activities
Thematic Area Technology/Crop/Cropping
system
Source and Year of release
Demon (No.)
Area (in acre)/
activity
Location Period and Duration
Number of beneficiaries
SC/ST General Grand Total M F Total M F Total
Fro
nt
Lin
e D
emon
stra
tion
Formation of
Groups
Group dynamics in SHGs
NIRD 3
01 (activity)
Panisagar, Kadamtala
1 year
10 4 14 10 6 16 30
Benchmark
Survey (PRA etc)
Impact
Assessment
Collection and compilation of ITKs practiced in tribal areas of North Tripura
Concepts,Approachs and Methodologies for technology Application and Transfer 2009
NA 5 nos
activity
Panisagar, Pencharthal, Kanchanpur
August- January, 6months
35 30 65 6 4 10 75
Technology
Backstopping
Dissemination
time/ Loss of
technologies
Coordination/
Convergence/
Linkages
promoted/ created
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Others (Pl.
specify)
Mandated
activities
Target group Title of the training
programme
Period
of the
year
Duration (in
days)
On/Off
campus
Number of beneficiaries Remarks
SC/ST General Grand
Total M F Total M F Total
On
an
d O
ff c
am
pu
s tr
ain
ing
pro
gra
mm
es
Farmer and Farm
women
Self Help Group (2) Farm Management (1), Farmers Club (1)
Feb, May, August, Dec
3,3,3 nos each 1 day duration
Off / On campus
100 25 125 80 30 110 225
Funded by ICAR, ZPD, NABARD
Rural Youth
Entrepreneurship development (2)
June Sep, January
3 (I day duration )
Off campus 25 5 30 25 10 35 75
Extension
Personnel
PPV & FRA (1)
April, July
3 (I day duration )
Off campus 25 5 30 25 10 35 75
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop-outs)
Others (Pl.
specify)
Voca
tion
al
train
ing
pro
gra
mm
es Farmer and Farm
women
Rural Youth
Extension
Personnel
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Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop-outs)
Sp
on
sore
d t
rain
ing p
rogra
mm
es
Sponsoring agency
Farmer and Farm
women
Self Help Group (2)
May August December
3 (1 day) Off campus
25 5 30 25 10 35 75 NGO, NABARD, ATMA
Rural Youth
Extension
Personnel
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop-outs)
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Extension Activities proposed for the year 2016-17
Specific activity No. of
activities
Period of
the year
Duration
(in days)
Number of beneficiaries (No.)
SC/ST General Grand Total
M F Total M F Total M F
Diagnostic visit
6 April’17 -
March’18 1 day 4 1 5 8 2 10 15 3
Lecture delivered as Resource
Person
16 April’17 - March’18
1 day
Celebration of Important days
3
10th July, 16th July, 5th Dec
1 day
Exhibition 2 Nov’17 – Feb’18
Min. of 2 days
1000 800 200
Extension literature (Leaflet/
folders/ Pamphlets)
10 April’17 - March’18
News letter 1 April’17 - March’18
News paper coverage 14 April’17 - March’18
Research publications- / Popular articles
10 April’17 - March’18
Success stories/ Case studies 4 April’17 - March’18
Farmers’ Seminar 1 April’17 - March’18
1 day 1000 750 250
Farmers’ visit to KVKs 500 April’17 - March’18
500
Field day 5 April’17 - March’18
1 day 250 200 50
Film show / Drama/ Folk song 3 April’17 - March’18
1 day 375 300 75
Radio Talk 24 April’17 - March’18
TV talk
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Kishan Goshthi
Group Meeting 24 April’17 - March’18
1 day 300 225 75
Kishan Mela 2 April’17 - March’18
Min. of 2 days
1000 800 200
Soil Health Camps 2 April’17 - March’18
1 day 300 280 20
Animal Health Camps 2 April’17 - March’18
1 day 1000 940 60
Mobile Agro-Advisory
(Messages/ Beneficiaries)
150 April’17 - March’18
Method demonstration
12 April’17 -
March’18 1 day 225 175 50
Scientists’ visit to farmers’ field
50 April’17 -
March’18
Workshop/ Seminar
1 April’17 -
March’18 1 day
Soil Test Campaign 3 April’17 - March’18
500 460 40
Soil Testing 600 April’17 - March’18
600
Water Testing Plant Testing Manure Testing Any other (Pl. Specify)
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Seed Production proposed for the year 2017-18:
Sl. No. Crop Variety Production (in Tonnes)
A. Cereal
Rice CO-51 0.5 mt
Dishang 1 mt
Wheat
Maize
Others (Pl. Specify)
B. Oilseeds
Mustard YSH-401 0.05 mt
Toria
Linseed
Soyabean
Sesame (Til)
Ground nut
Others (Pl. Specify)
C. Pulses
Greengram
Redgram
Blackgram Tripura Maskolai 1 mt
Field Pea HUDP 15 1 mt
Soyabean
Lentil Hull 57 1 mt
Cowpea
Others (Pl. Specify)
D. Vegetables
1 Brinjal
2 Cauliflower
3 Radish Pusa Chetki 0.003
4 Cow pea Kashi Kanchan 0.05 kg
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Planting Materials/ Seedlings proposed for the year 2017-18
Sl.
No.
Crop/ plant Variety Production (Nos/qt)
1. Spices
A Turmeric Rajendra Sonia 5 qt
b Ginger Nadia, Mahima 2 qt
5 qt
2. Fruits
a Litchi Air Layering Muzaffarpur, Bombai,
Seedless
200 nos
b Mango graft Amrapali 600 nos
Lemon Scented lemon 1000 nos
3. Ornamental plants/ trees
a Ornamentals Seeds (annuals) 500 nos
4. Tree species
5. Flowers
Dahlia (Cuttings) Hybrid 300 nos
Chrysanthemum (Cuttings) Pompon 500 nos
Marigold (Cuttings) Mala 1000 nos
6. Others (Pl. Specify)
Programme Coordinator
KVK North Tripura, Panisagar
