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ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT

(April 2016 to March 2017)

KRISHI VIGYAN KENDRA, DHAR (M.P.)

RAJMATA VIJAYARAJE SCINDIA KRISHI VISHWA VIDYALAYA,

GWALIOR

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Contents Sl.

No.

Particular Page No

Instructions for Filling the Format 2

Summary of KVK Annual Report (Quantifiable Achievement) for the year 2016-17 3-4

1 General Information 5-13

2 On Farm Testing 14-30

3 Achievements of Frontline Demonstrations 31-41

4 Documentation of the need assessment conducted by the KVK for the training programme 42

5 Training programmes 43-50

6 Extension Activities 51-52

7 Literature Developed/Published (with full title, author & reference) 53

8 Production and supply of Technological products 54

9 Activities of Soil and Water Testing Laboratory 55

10 Rainwater Harvesting 55

11 Utilization of Farmer Hostel facilities 55

12 Utilization of Staff Quarter facilities 55

13 Details of SAC Meeting 56

14 Status of Kisan Mobile Advisory 56

15 Status of Convergence with agricultural schemes 56

16. Status of Revolving Funds 56

17. Awards & Recognition 56

18. Details of KVK Agro-technological Park 57

19. Farm Innovators 58

20. KVK interaction with progressive farmers 58

21. Outreach of KVK 59

22. Technology Demonstration under Tribal Sub Plan on Pulses/ Programme on Harnessing Pulses/ Quality Protein Maize 59

23. KVK Ring 59

24. Important visitors to KVK 59-60

25. Status of KVK Website 60

26. Status of E-connectivity 60

27. Status of RTI 60

28. Status of Citizen Charter 60

29. Attended HRD activities organized by ZPD 61

30. Attended HRD activities organized by DES 61

31. Attended HRD activities by KVK Staff 61

32 Agri Alert report 62

33. Details of Technological Week Celebration 62

34. Interventions on Drought Mitigation 63

35. Proposal of NICRA 64

36. Proposed works under NAIP 65

37. Case study / Success Story to be developed 65-69

38. Action Photographs 70

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13. Crop name should be spelled correct and standard English name should be used i.e Cereals, Pulses, Oilseed:- Rice

(not use Paddy), Wheat, Barley, Kodo, Kutki, Maize, Jwar, Bajra, Pigeon pea (not use Tur, Arhar, Red gram),

Blackgram (not use Urd), Greengram (not use Moong/Moongbean), Chickpea (not use Gram, Chana), Field pea,

Horse gram (Kulthi), Lentil, Mustard (not use Rai, Sarsoan), Soybean, Linseed, Groundnut, Sesame (not use Til),

Niger (not use Ram Til), Safflower (not use Kusum).

Vegetable:- Vegetable pea, Bottle guard, Bitter guard, Okra (not use Bhindi or Ladies finger).

Fruits:- Mango, Guava, Custard apple, Pear etc.

Spices:- Black Peeper, Turmeric, Ginger, Cardamom etc.

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REPORTING PERIOD – April 2016 to March 2017 Summary of KVK Annual Report (Quantifiable Achievement) for the year 2016-17

S.N. Quantifiable Achievement Number Beneficiaries (nos.)

1 On Farm Testing

Proposed OFT 0 0

On Going OFT 0 0

Technologies assessed (Completed OFT) 23 230

Technologies refined 0 0

On farm trials conducted 0 0

2 Frontline demonstrations

Proposed Frontline demonstrations 0 0

On Going Frontline demonstrations 0 0

FLDs conducted on crops 18 510

Area under crops (ha.) 204.0

FLD on farm implement and tools 0 0

FLD on livestock/ AH enterprises (Dairy/ Sheep and Goat/Poultry/ Duckery/ Piggery etc.) 4 35

FLD on Fisheries - Finger lings 0 0

FLD on other enterprises (Bee keeping, lac, mushroom, sericulture, value addition, vermi compost, etc.)

0 0

FLD on Women in Agriculture - (Nutritional garden, Income generation, Value addition, Drudgery reduction, etc.)

0 0

3 Training programmes No. of Course Duration (days) Participants

Farmers 60 60 2017

Farm women 3 3 62

Rural youth 7 21 151

Extension personnel/ In service 10 10 232

Vocational trainings 7 7 140

Sponsored Training 6 6 1129

Total 93 107 3731

No. of programmes Participants

4 Extension Programmes 357 52781

5 Production of technology inputs etc Qty Beneficiaries (nos.)

Seed (qt.) 493.0 0

Planting material produced (nos.) 180000 78

6 Livestock Qty Beneficiaries (nos.)

Livestock (Kadaknath) strains ( Nos) 59 4

Milk Yield - Cow, Buffalo etc. (in liter) 0 0

Fish (Kg.) 0 0

Fingerlings (nos.) 0 0

Poultry-Eggs (nos.) 65 2

Ducks (nos.) 0 0

Chicks etc. (nos.) 2241 29

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7 Bio Products Qty Beneficiaries (nos.)

Bio Agents -Earth worm (Kg.) 0 0

Trichoderma (kg.) 0 0

Bio Fertilizers- Vermi compost, Rhizobium, PSB , BGA , Mycorriza , Azotobacter , Azospirillum etc. (Kg.)

0 0

Bio Pesticide-Panchgavya, Neem Extract, Neem oil etc.(lit.) 0 0

8 Any other significant achievement in the Zone Nos. Participants/ beneficiaries

Award (Best KVK award and scientist and farmer’s award) 01 Best KVK Award Zone VII 2015

Publications ( Res. Paper/ pop. Art./Bulletin,etc.) 03 0

KVK News letter 4 3800

SAC Meetings conducted 2 37

Soil sample tested 5540 23405

Water sample tested 0 0

RWH System (Special training and field visit on RWH structure and MIS in KVKs) 0 0

KVK-KMA (Message and beneficiaries) 50 46053

Convergence programmes 1 0

Sponsored programmes 1 40

KVK Progressive Farmers interaction 2 160

No. of Technology Week Celebrations 1 2440

Attended HRD activities organized by ZPD 3 3

Attended HRD activities organized by DES 4 8

Attended HRD activities by KVK Staff (Refresher /Short course, Training programme etc.) 2 2

9 Current status of Revolving Funds ( Amt. in Rs.) 1132784

10 No. of blocks No. of villages

Outreach of KVK in the District 13 905

11 ICAR SAU Others

No. of important visitors to KVK (nos.) 5 5 12

12 Working (Yes/No) No. of Update

Status of KVK Website Yes 6

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Application received

Application disposed

Status of RTI (nos.) 0 0

14 Query received Query dissolved

Citizen Charter (nos.) 0 0

15 Working (Yes/No) No. of programme viewed

E-connectivity No Nil

16 Filled Vacant

Staff Position 12 04

17 Workshop/ Seminar/ Conference attended by staff of KVK ( nos) 4

18 Publication received from ICAR /other organization (nos.) 10

19 Particulars Organization

Agri alerts (epidemic, high serious nature problem, Cyclone etc. reported first time to ZPD, SAU, Agri. Deptt. and ICAR)

0 0

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GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1. Staff Position (as on date) Summary of Staff position in KVKs on March, 2017

Name of KVK Sanctioned Posts

PC (1) SMS (6) PA (3) Admn. (6) Total

Sanc. Filled Sanc. Filled Sanc. Filled Sanc. Filled Sanc. Filled

Dhar 16 01 01 06 04 03 03 06 04 16 12

Name

of

KVK

Sanction post Name of the

incumbent Discipline

Highest

degree

Subject of

specializatio

n

Pay scale Prese

nt pay

Date of

joining

Per./

Temp. Category

Dhar Programme Coordinator Dr K. S. Kirad Agriculture Ph. D. Horticulture 37400- 67000 +9000 47800 28.02.15 Temp OBC

Dhar Subject Matter

Specialist1

Dr A. K. Badaya Agriculture Ph. D. Entomology 37400-67000+9000 57110 17.07.95 Temp Gen

Dhar Subject Matter

Specialist2

Shri G. S. Gathiye Agriculture M. Sc. Agronomy 15600-39100+6000 23610 06.03.07 Temp SC

Dhar Subject Matter

Specialist3

Dr S S Chauhan Agriculture Ph. D. Soil Science 15600-39100+6000 28120 11.05.07 Temp Gen

Dhar Subject Matter

Specialist4

Dr J S Rajpoot Veterinary M. V. Sc LPM 15600-39100+6000 21600 03.06.14 Temp OBC

Dhar Subject Matter

Specialist5

- - - - - - - - -

Dhar Subject Matter

Specialist6

- - - - - - - - -

Dhar Programme Assistant Dr (Smt) Gunja

Waskel

Home

Science

Ph. D. Home

Science

9300-34800-4200 16290 05.09.16 Temp ST

Dhar Farm Manager Shri D. S. Mandloi Horticulture M.SC. - 9300-34800-4200 16290 20.09.16 Temp ST

Dhar Computer Programmer Mrs S Pandey Computer M .Sc. PGDCA

(Computer)

9300-34800-4200 20680 29.03.08 Temp Gen.

Dhar Accountant /

superintendent

Shri Gaurav

Saraswat

- PGDM Finance 9300-34800-3600 13830 16.12.16 Temp Gen.

Dhar Stenographer - - - - - - - -

Dhar Driver Shri D. K.

Mandloi

- - 5200-20200-1900 7100 01.02.10 Temp OBC

Dhar Driver Shri G K Nigwal - 5200-20200-1900 9640 11.07.08 Temp ST

Dhar Supporting staff Shri Saddilal - - - 4440-7440-1300 6050 30.07.03 Temp ST

Dhar Supporting staff - - - - - - - - -

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1.2. DISTRICT PROFILE (detail of geographical area, cultivation, Land, resources, opportunities, irrigation, populations etc.)–

The district extends over three physiographic divisions. Geographical area of the district is 8,149 sq. km. There is Malwa in the north, Vindhyachal

range in central zone and Narmada valley along the southern boundary. However, the valley is again closed up by the hills in the south-western part.

Particulars Characteristics

Longitude 74.280 to 75.42

0 East

Latitude 220 to 23.10

0 North

Elevation 588 feet MSL

Demographic Status

Particulars Characteristics

No. of Village 1579

No. of Gram Panchayat 678

No. of Tehsil 07

No. of Blocks 13

Population (2011) 21,84,672

Male : Female 1000 : 955

Growth rate (%) 25.53

Schedule Cast Population 154399

Schedule Tribes Population 1016761

Literacy (%) 60.57

Population, Density/Km2 268

Av. Rain fall (mm) 850

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Agro-climatic Zone (ACZ) in Dhar District S. No. Name of ACZ Area (ha) % of Geographical Area Name of AES Block Covered

1 Malwa ka Pathar 4,25,275 52 Dhar Dhar, Tirla, Nalchha, Badnawar, Sardarpur

2 Nimar Vally 1,84,358 22 Manawar Manawar, Umarban, Dharampuri, Nisarpur

3 Jhabua Hills 2,09,908 26 Kukshi Kukshi, Bagh, Dahi, Gandhwani

Total 8,19,541

Land Use Pattern of District Land Use Pattern Area (ha) Percentage

Geographical area 819541 100%

Forest Area 120600 14.71%

Total fallow land 5000 0.61%

Cultivated Area 638710 77.9%

Net Sown Area 504500

Double Cropped area 239400 37.48%

Cropping Intensity 164% -

Kharif area 503973 -

Rabi area 285128 -

Irrigated area 268284 42%

Land put to Non-Agricultural Usage 52000

Barren and Un-Cultivated Land 75700 15.6%

Other Un- Cultivated Land excluding Fallow Land - -

1. Permanent Pastures & other grazing Land 47100 5.7%

2. Land under Miscellaneous Trees, Crops & Groves 0 -

Cultivable Waste Land 14600

1. Land that can be brought under Cultivation 6400

2. Land that can be brought under Cultivation after 4400

3. Uneconomical Patches of Land 3800

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Land Use Pattern Area (ha) Percentage

SOIL TYPES Area (000ha) Percentage

Light Soils 172452 27%

Medium Soils 274645 43%

Heavy Soils 191613 30%

Irrigation Pattern

Irrigation Pattern No. Area Percentage (%)

Canal 74 13344.0 4.97

Tube Well 35130 127778.0 47.63

Open Well 50079 67043.0 24.99

Ponds 474 11530.0 4.30

Others - 48589.0 18.11

Total 268284.0

Land Holding Pattern Type of Farmers No. Area (ha) Percentage (%)

Marginal farmer 64559 34359 6.60

Small farmer 56334 81998 15.75

Semi medium farmer 48476 135712 26.07

Medium farmer 31607 188946 36.30

Larger farmer 5185 79564 15.28

Total 206161 520579 100

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Fertilizers consumption (kg/ha)

Nutrients Kharif Rabi Total

N 48.7 73.37 122.07

P 27.74 28.62 56.36

K 6.73 7.89 14.62

Total 83.17 109.88 193.05

Area, Productivity of major field crops in the district

S.No. Crops Area (ha) Productivity (Kg/ha)

Field crops

Kharif

1 Soybean 260300 1600

2 Cotton 114900 1400

3 Sorghum 14200 1330

4 Maize 64000 3200

5 Black gram 6700 500

6 Green gram 5300 550

7 Pigeon pea 3700 690

Rabi

8 Wheat 208000 4000

9 Chick pea 85800 1430

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Area, Productivity of major Horticultural crops in the district

S. No. Crops Area (ha) Productivity (Tonnes/ha)

Spices

1 Chili 14497.5 3.80

2 Ginger 799.5 28.0

3 Garlic 2097.5 23.0

4 Turmeric 231.0 35.0

5 Coriander 459.0 1.30

6 Onion 417.0 28.20

7 Fennel Seed 574.0 0.70

8 Others 668.0 0.50

Fruits

1 Mango 211.50 5.5

2 Orange 126.0 9.75

3 Banana 2490.0 50.0

4 Guava 310.75 11.0

5 Papaya 605.5 23.0

6 Aonla 143.75 5.5

7 Others 1097.5 5.2

Total 4985

Vegetables

1 Tomato 2378.0 30.50

2 Okra 360.0 10.0

3 Brinjal 193.0 18.1

4 Green pea 644.0 14.30

5 Cauliflower 435.0 20.0

6 Cabbage 460.5 21.90

7 Potato 724.5 50.090

8 Others 2984.5 6.5

Total 8179.5

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Population, Production and productivity of Livestock, Poultry etc. in the district

Category Population

Cattle

Cows 695221

Buffaloes 280192

Sheep 4408

Goat 492104

Poultry Birds (Backyard) 715423

Piggery 2,023

Fisheries Production

• Total Fish production - 5612.0 tons

• Spawn - 7200.00 lakhs

• Fry - 1268.98 lakhs

SN Total Available water Bodies Water Bodies under fisheries

Type Number Area (ha ) Number Area (ha )

1. Irrigation Ponds 257 6258.00 255 6100.00

2. Rural Ponds 716 2960.00 716 2960.00

Total 973 9218.00 971 9060.00

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KVK Name Agro-climatic

zone

No. of

Blocks

No. of

Panchayats

Population Literacy SC and ST

Population

No. of

farmers

Average land

holding

Dhar X th

13 678 21,84,672 60.54 1, 171, 160 2, 06, 161 2.52

1.3. DETAILS OF ADOPTED VILLAGE during the reporting period (Approved by competent Authority in meetings/workshops)

KVK Name Village Name Year of adoption Block Name Distance from

KVK

Population Number of farmers

(having land in the village)

Dhar Meghapura 2013 Nalcha 20 2200 600

Dhar Aali 2013 Nalcha 17 800 325

Dhar Miyapura 2013 Nalcha 18 1900 450

Dhar Sodpur 2014 Nalcha 25 500 300

Dhar Kothi Sodpur 2014 Nalcha 26 1200 600

1.4. THRUST AREAS identified by KVK (Approved by competent Authority in meetings/workshop)

KVK Name THRUST AREA

Dhar To improve the productivity of oilseed soybean by demonstration of HYVs, INM, IPM, IWM

Dhar To improve the productivity of Bt cotton by demonstration of INM, IPM, Intercropping, water management

Dhar To improve the productivity of pulses (chickpea, black gram and pigeon pea) by introducing disease resistant varieties, promoting

INM and IPM

Dhar To improve the productivity of cereals by demonstrating HYVs, INM , IPM, IWM

Dhar To promote horticultural crops along with post harvest management technology in chilli, tomato, turmeric, mahua etc. in the district.

Dhar To promote of agri-enterprises viz., vegetable cultivation, dairy, goatery, fisheries and value addition of agricultural produce to

enhance farm family income.

Dhar To Develop profitable farming system models based on the resources available with farm families.

Dhar To improve the skill & entrepreneurship of rural youth

Dhar To upgrade the knowledge of district level extension functionaries.

Dhar To generate employment for rural youth and empowerment of farm women through drudgery reduction.

Dhar To promote diversified of farming system through flower, medicinal, vegetable and spice cultivation.

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1.4. PROBLEM IDENTIFIED by KVK (Approved by competent Authority in meetings/workshop)

KVK

Name

Problem identified Methods of problem identification Location Name of Village &

Block Dhar Low yield due to:

Improper management in crops. Non availability of suitable varieties & quality seed. Improper management of weeds and pests. Timely unavailability of fertilizers & imbalance use. Regular drought at critical crop stage. Low water table & rain fall.

Through PRA tools and Discussion with the

group of farmer, farm women and rural youth

during various activities

Dedla (Block-Dhar

Panala, Sodpur, Meghapura (Block-

Nalcha), Daulatpura (Block-Tirla)

Dhar High cost of cultivation due to indiscriminate use of pesticides Through PRA and discussion with the group

of farmer, rural youth and during farmers

meeting

Dedla (Block-Dhar



Dhar Lack of technical knowledge

Crop diversification & resource conservation techniques

GAP

ICT tools

Post harvest management technology

Livestock & poultry management

Water use efficiency

Discussion with the group of farmer during

field day and interaction during trainings

during various activities

Dedla (Block-Dhar



Dhar Unemployment of rural population Discussion with the group of farmer during

training and meetings

Dedla (Block-Dhar



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2. On Farm Testing (OFT) Note-

Thematic area should be spelled correct and follow standard pattern i.e. Integrated Nutrient Management in place of INM or Inte.

Nutrient Mngt. Etc.

Crop name should be spelled correct and standard English name should be used i.e Chick pea in place of gram/chana , Paddy in

place of Rice/chawal , brinjal in place of egg plant/bhata/baigan etc.

Don’t press enter key to navigate among column use arrow or tab key

don’t add space before or after statement within the table cell

Kindly mention realistic estimated yield of your crop under trail.

If crop has been not yet harvested, mark it * on that

2.1 Information about OFT

KVK

name

Year

Season

Problem

diagnose Title of OFT

Category of

technology

(Assessment/

Refinement)

Thematic

Area

Crop/

enterprise

Farmin

g

Situatio

ns

No. of

trials

Results (q/ha) Net Returns (Rs./ha)

Recommend

ations FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) T3

FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) T3

Dhar 2016 Kharif

Low yield of

soybean due to

Sulphur

deficiency

Assessment of

Sulphur through

Bentonite Sulphur in

Soybean.

T1 : 70 kg/ha DAP

(13:32)

T2 : RDF 20:60:40

NPK

(Source: DAP +

MOP)

T3 : RDF 20:60:40

NPK

(Source:

DAP+MOP) + 30

kg/ha Bentonite

Sulphur

Assessment INM Soybean Rainfed 10 11.91 14.28 16.48 15312 21196 27136

Observing

deficiency of

sulphur due to

mono cropping

the Sulphur is

recommended

by source of

Bentonite for

improving oil

contained and

yield of

Soybean

Dhar 2016 Kharif

Low yield due

to heavy

infestation of

Assessment of weed

management for

moisture

Assessment IWM Maize Rainfed 10 33.52

37.41

43.14

24127 33416

41138

Applying

Atrazine

followed by

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KVK

name

Year

Season

Problem


Category of

technology

(Assessment/

Refinement)

Thematic

Area

Crop/

enterprise

Farmin

g

Situatio

ns

No. of

trials


Recommend

ations FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) T3

FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) T3

weeds during

kharif season.

Generally

farmers adopt

the traditional

method &

many times

farmers not

having

sufficient time

for weeding

due to

continuous

rains and that

particular time

weed causes

heavy losses.

Labour

problem also

play an

important role.

conservation and

greater efficiency of

input nutrients in

Maize

T1 : Farmers

Practice (hand

weeding)

T2: Atrazine 1000

g/ha (PE)

T3: Atrazine 1000

g/ha (PE) followed

by 2,4-D

500 g/ha at 20-25

DAS

T4: Atrazine 1000

g/ha (PE) followed

by

Dora/weeder at 20-

25 DAS

T4

51.87

T4

50660

Dora/ weeder

found suitable

for both types

of weeds and

recommended.

Dhar 2016 Kharif

Low yield due

to heavy

infestation of

both types of

weeds during

kharif season.

Generally

farmers adopt

the traditional

method &

many times

farmers not

having time

for weeding

due to

continuous

rains and that

Assessment of

management of

weeds for

minimizing the

losses in Soybean

T1: Farmers Practice

(hand Weeding)

T2: Chlorimuron 9

g/ha + quizolofop

ethyl 6 g/ha at 25

DAS

T3: Imazethapyr 35

g/ha + Imazamox

35 g/ha at 25 DAS

T4: Metribuzin 350

g/ha (PE) + Inter-

culture operation

Assessment IWM Soybean Rainfed 10 15.15 17.5 18.87 23340 30702 33586

Observing

resistance of

weeds against

prevailing

herbicides

Imazethapyr

35 g/ha +

Imazamox

is

recommended

to overcome

the problem

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KVK

name

Year

Season

Problem


Category of

technology

(Assessment/

Refinement)

Thematic

Area

Crop/

enterprise

Farmin

g

Situatio

ns

No. of

trials


Recommend

ations FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) T3

FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) T3

particular time

weed causes

heavy losses.

Labour

problem also

play an

important role.

with dora at 20-25

DAS

Dhar 2016 Kharif

Low Yield of

Maize due to

imbalance use

of fertilizer

Assessment of INM

on yield of Maize on

STV based

T1: use of DAP 50

kg/ha + 100 kg Urea

per hectare (55:23)

T2: 120:60:40 NPK

T3: On STV basis

(120:75:40 NPK) +

25 q/ha FYM + PSB

& Azatobactor 3

kg/ha

Assessment INM Maize Rainfed 10 30.18 38.88 41.11 22652 33632 36554

Farmers realized

that Integrated

nutrient

management

(T3) is beneficial

for soil health &

enhance the

microbial

activity resulted

higher

productivity

hence found

suitable for large

scale

demonstration

Dhar 2016 Kharif

Farmers

mixing

various

herbicides and

insecticides

without

recommendati

on for weed

& insect

control

Assessment of Tank

mixture of

herbicides and

insecticide for

timely control of

Weeds & insects in

Soybean

T1: Quizalofop – p-

ethyl + Quinalphos

T2:Imazethapyr +

Rynaxypyr

T3: Imazethapyr +

Indoxocarb

T4: Quizalofop – p-

ethyl + Rynaxypyr

Assessment IWM +

IPM Soybean Rainfed 10 16.50 19.0 17.50 30400 37600 34050

Tank mixture

of herbicides

and insecticide

(T2) found

most effective

for weeds &

insect pests

management

occurring in

vegetative

phase.

Technology to

be repeated for

confirmation

in other

locations.

Dhar 2016 Kharif

Heavy weed

infestation and

more water

Assessment of

plastic mulch with

water and nutrient

Assessment ICM

Chili Irrigated 10

Gree

n

47.02

Gree

n

66.18

Gree

n

74.8

229940 31880

0

37089

0

Cultivation of

chilli on raised

bed with

plastic

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KVK

name

Year

Season

Problem


Category of

technology

(Assessment/

Refinement)

Thematic

Area

Crop/

enterprise

Farmin

g

Situatio

ns

No. of

trials


Recommend

ations FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) T3

FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) T3

consumption

due to flood

irrigation and

low

productivity

management in Chili

crop

T1 : Planting on

raised bed only (FP)

T2 : Raised bed &

drip system

T3 : Mulching with

25 micron, silver-

black plastic sheet &

fertigation

Dry

32.74

Dry

43.12

Dry

48.47

mulching &

provide

nutrition &

irrigation

through

fertigation

system

recorded

higher yield &

B:C ratio.

Technology to

be repeated for

confirmation

in other

locations.

Dhar 2016 Kharif

Low yield due

to dry spell &

enhance the

water

productivity

Assessment of Pusa

hydro gel in

Soybean-Wheat

cropping system for

water saving

T1 : No application

of Pusa hydro gel

T2 : Application of

Pusa hydro gel

before sowing mixed

in soil @ 5 kg/ha

T3 : Application of

Pusa hydro gel

mixed with seed &

sowing @ 5 kg/ha

Assessment ICM Soybean Rainfed 10 15.78 18.87 19.36 27793 41426 42694

During

moisture

stress

conditions

Pusa hydro

gel mixed

with seed &

sowing &

found

suitable &

sustained the

soybean

without any

additional

irrigation.

Dhar 2016 Kharif

Low

productivity

due to

improper

management

of rhizome

disease

Assessment of

integrated disease

management

practices against soft

rot in Ginger

T1: Farmers

Practices (No

rhizome treatment &

indiscriminate

spray of fungicides

Assessment IDM Ginger Irrigated 10 73.80 88.60 101.10 46600 83560 112810

Treatment of

rhizome with

Mencozeb +

metalaxil

MZ 78

reduced

more than

18% rotting

resulting

higher yield

18

KVK

name

Year

Season

Problem


Category of

technology

(Assessment/

Refinement)

Thematic

Area

Crop/

enterprise

Farmin

g

Situatio

ns

No. of

trials


Recommend

ations FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) T3

FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) T3

T2: Deep summer

ploughing +

rhizome treatment

with T. viridae @ 5

g/Kg of rhizome

T3: Deep summer

ploughing + rhizome

treatment with

(Mencozeb +

metalaxil MZ 78) @

3 g/lit. of water

recorded.

Dhar 2016 Kharif

Low yield &

poor quality

due to attack

of fruit fly in

sponge gourd

(Affected

area-425 ha

yield losses-

20-45 %)

Assessment of fruit

fly management in

sponge gourd for

better yield and

quality

T1: indiscriminate

use of chemical

T2: Placement of

pheromone trap 15

/ha and Foliar

application of

NSKE @ 2.5l/ha at

30 DAP followed by

chlorpyriphos @

1.5 l./ha

T3:Foliar

application of

chlorpyriphos @

1.5 l./ha at

fortnightly interval

Assessment IPM Sponge

gourd

Irrigate

d 10 271.50 312.30 296.50 282475

40672

0

38160

0

Less

infestation of

fruit fly was

recorded with

placement of

pheromone

trap

followed by

Foliar

application

of NSKE

resulting

higher

market

value.

Dhar 2016 Kharif

High mortality,

unhealthy

seedlings &

low

productivity

Assessment of

nursery raising system in

solanacious

vegetables for

Kharif season

T1: Nursery raising

Assessment HOS Tomato Irrigate

d 10

No of

sapling

s

15000

No of

sapling

s

18750

No of

sapling

s

22500

-2625 1875 10625

More than 90

%

germination

& healthy

and uniform

seedlings

obtained

when seeds

19

KVK

name

Year

Season

Problem


Category of

technology

(Assessment/

Refinement)

Thematic

Area

Crop/

enterprise

Farmin

g

Situatio

ns

No. of

trials


Recommend

ations FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) T3

FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) T3

in Raised bed

T2: Nursery raising

in Raised bed under

LTPNH

T3: Nursery raising

in pro-tray under

LTPNH

were sown in

pro tray.

Dhar 2016 Kharif

Low milk

production

due to lack of

essential

minerals and

vitamins in

feed intake

(Milk yield in

liters for 90

days

calculated)

Assessment of plain

minerals and

chelated minerals

mixture supplement

on milk production

in buffalo

T1: No Use of any

feed supplement

T2: 50 gm minerals

and vitamins

supplement per

animal per day

T3: 30 gm chelated

minerals and

vitamins supplement

per animal per day

Assessment LPM

Buffalo

milk

lit/day

- 10 3.66 4.0 4.24 7800 8680 9520

Provide

essential

minerals and

vitamins in

feed intake,

gradually

increased

reproductive

efficiency &

health of the

animal.

Dhar 2016 Kharif

Poor growth

rate of

backyard

poultry

Assessment of anti

stress Z-STRESS in

backyard poultry

T1: No use of anti

stress

T2: Use Z-STRESS

Assessment LPM

Poultry

Avg. body

weight in

kg in six

month

- 10 1.30 1.72 - 4200 8288 -

Anti stress

medicine

found

beneficial

effect on

growth of

birds &

reduces the

mortality up to

25%. The

technology to

be repeated for

confirmation..

Dhar 2016

-17 Rabi

Low income

due to

biotic/abiotic

factor & high

Assessment of

feasibility of

Cucurbits cultivation

on existing tomato

Assessment HOS Tomato Irrigated 10 389.8 194.5 148.2 231840 360940 397800

For

additional

income

coupled with

20

KVK

name

Year

Season

Problem


Category of

technology

(Assessment/

Refinement)

Thematic

Area

Crop/

enterprise

Farmin

g

Situatio

ns

No. of

trials


Recommend

ations FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) T3

FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) T3

cost of

cultivation

bed structure for

reducing the cost of

cultivation

T1- Cultivation of

tomato on bed only

T2 - Cultivation of

bottle gourd on

existing tomato bed

T3 - Cultivation of

sponge gourd on

existing tomato bed

existing

resources &

inputs,

growing of

Sponge

gourd &

bottle gourd

on existing

beds were

found

economic.

Dhar 2016

-17 Rabi

Failure of

Chili crop due

to leaf curl

virus resulting

heavy losses

to growers and

under

utilization of

the chilli

fields resulting

low income

Assessment of

Maize cultivation on

existing Chili beds

in Nimar valley AES

T1- Sole planting of

chilli on bed

T2 – Intra row

planting of maize

with chilli

T3 – inter row

Planting of maize

with chilli crop

(Furrow)

Assessment HOS Tomato Irrigated 10 34.4

1 51.6 46 195280

26508

0

25668

0

1.Sowing of

Maize before

two months of

chilli

harvesting

minimized the

loss due to

virus

infestation up

to 20 %

2.Time

management &

crop rotation

3.Additional

income up to

Rs.65000

4.Fodder

availability in

time

Dhar 2016

-17 Rabi

Low yield

due to high

temperature

and moisture

stress at

physiological

maturity

Assessment of

Wheat varieties in

Soybean-Wheat

cropping system for

terminal heat

tolerance through

temporal adjustment

T1:LOK-1

T2. RVW-4106

T3: Pusa Anmol

Assessment VE Wheat Irrigate

d 10

36.4

7

46.1

2

48.6

7 28455 43919 47999

Pusa anmol

fould very

suitable

during high

temp. &

water stress

condition.

21

KVK

name

Year

Season

Problem


Category of

technology

(Assessment/

Refinement)

Thematic

Area

Crop/

enterprise

Farmin

g

Situatio

ns

No. of

trials


Recommend

ations FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) T3

FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) T3

(HI-8737)

Dhar 2016

-17 Rabi

Low market

rate due to

poor quality &

improper

collection

method of

flower

Assessment of post

harvest management

practices in Mahua

flowers for fetching

good market price

T-1 Collection of

Mahua flower from

soil surface, direct

sun drying & selling

T-2 Collection of

Mahua flower on

green net, shed

drying & value

addition by

Kishmish making &

marketing

Assessment

Value

addition &

DR

Mahua

- 10 03 03 - 4000 11800 -

Collection of

mahua

flower on

green net

reduced the

drudgery &

improved

the quality

of flowers

for making

Kishmish &

other

products

increased

additional

income of

tribes.

Dhar 2016

-17 Rabi

Low yield

due to old own

seed with high

seed rate,

imbalance use

of fertilizer,

In Generally

farmers adopt

the traditional

method for

weeding and

that particular

time weed

causes heavy

losses. Labour

problem also

play an

important role.

Assessment of

sowing method to

improve

productivity of

Wheat

T1: Farmers

Practice- By Dufan

(Seed rate 100-

120kg/ha

T2: sowing by Seed

cum fertilizer drill

(Seed rate 100

kg/ha)

T3: Sowing by SWI

method (Seed rate

25 kg/ha)

Assessment ICM Wheat Irrigate

d 10

36.5

6

46.1

2

51.5

5 29840 45919 53607

Sowing by SWI

method (T3)

found suitable

for small

holdings and

where farm

mechanization &

seed are limiting

factor.

Dhar 2016

-17 Rabi

Low yield due

to heavy

Assessment of

management of pod Assessment IPM Chickpea

Irrigate

d 10

13.7

8 16.9 14.5 57868 74328 60260

The IPM module

(T2) found

effective & eco

22

KVK

name

Year

Season

Problem


Category of

technology

(Assessment/

Refinement)

Thematic

Area

Crop/

enterprise

Farmin

g

Situatio

ns

No. of

trials


Recommend

ations FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) T3

FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) T3

infestation of

pod borer.

Farmer is

using the

insecticide in

indiscriminate

manner and

the problem

increased.

They do not

follow the

proper crop

rotation,

spraying dose

& method.

borer in Chickpea

T1: Farmers Practice

(Quinalphos

(1.5Lha))

T2: IPM practices

(installation of bird

purchers, pheromone

traps , Spray of BT

& need based spry

of insecticide)

T3: Chemical

Control through

Emamectin

Benzoate 5% SG

(220ml /ha)}

friendly which

reduced the cost

of cultivation &

found suitable

for large scale

demonstration in

the distt..

Dhar 2016

-17 Rabi

Mortality of

Buffaloe calf

due to worm

load (Survival

rate )

Assessment of

dewormer in

Buffaloe calf

T1 : No Use of

Dewormer

T2: First deworming

by 30 ml liquid

piperazine at the age

of 10-15 days.

Second deworming

by 30ml liquid

piperazinge at the

age of 1.5 month.

And third dose of

dewormer by 30ml

Albedanzole syrup

at the age of three

months

Assessment LPM

Buffaloe

%

survivality

- 10 60 % 100% - - - -

Health of calf

found increased

& decreased the

mortality up to

30 %. with the

use of dewormer

hence it is

recommended

for large scale

demonstration in

the distt..

Dhar 2016

-17 Rabi

Low Yield of

wheat due to

imbalance use

of fertilizer &

no use of Zinc

Assessment of Zinc

through Zinc

Sulphate in Wheat

T1: Imbalance use

of fertilizer 3 bags

Assessment INM Wheat Irrigate

d 10 33.59 41.41 44.85 30544 41756 46260

Farmers

realized that

application of

Zinc Sulphate

(T3) was

beneficial for

23

KVK

name

Year

Season

Problem


Category of

technology

(Assessment/

Refinement)

Thematic

Area

Crop/

enterprise

Farmin

g

Situatio

ns

No. of

trials


Recommend

ations FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) T3

FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) T3

DAP + 2 bags Urea

(73:69:0)

T2: RDF 120:80:40

(Source: Urea, DAP

& MOP)

T3: RDF 120:80:40

+ 25 kg/ha ZnSO4

increasing

grain quality &

productivity of

wheat under

soybean-

wheat

cropping

system.

Dhar 2016

-17 Rabi

No use of bio-

fertilizer and

Low yield due

to deficiency

of

micronutrient

Assessment of use

of liquid bio-

fertilizer and

micronutrient for

seed treatment in

Chickpea

T1- No seed

treatment with bio

fertilizer

T2 - Seed treatment

with liquid bio-

fertilizer 10 ml each

(Rhizobium +PSB )

and micronutrient

(Ammonium

molybdate) @ 1

g/kg seed

T3 - Seed treatment

with solid biofertlizer

(Rhizobium +PSB )

Assessment INM Chick pea Irrigate

d 10 14.05 15.97 16.45 45750 54350 56250

Seed treatment

with liquid

bio-fertilizer

(T2) gave

higher yield

over solid bio-

fertilizer & its

application is

more easy.

Dhar 2016

-17 Rabi

Low milk

production in

cattle due to

lack of green

fodder and

balance feed

intake (Milk

yield/day/anim

al )

Assessment of

Azolla as a feed

supplement in cattle

T1: Use of dry

fodder only

T2: Cultivation of

Azolla & feed to

cattle with normal

feed @

1.50kg/animal/day

Assessment LPM Cattle

Milk

Yield lt

/ day

10 4.5 5.02 - 6255 6390 -

Azolla as a

feed

supplement for

cattle

increased the

milk yield and

suggested to

supplement

azolla with

existent feed

regularly,

hence it is

recommended

24

KVK

name

Year

Season

Problem


Category of

technology

(Assessment/

Refinement)

Thematic

Area

Crop/

enterprise

Farmin

g

Situatio

ns

No. of

trials


Recommend

ations FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) T3

FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) T3

Dhar 2016

-17 Rabi

Low yield

due to old

varieties

Assessment of high

yielding varieties of

Kabuli Chickpea

T1: Doller

T2: PKV-4

T3: RVKG-101

Assessment VR Irrigated

Yield

increas

e

10 12.8

7

16.6

5

15.0

7 37200 53977 46077

Looking to the

productivity,

seed size & less

infestation of

wilt & pod

borer farmers’

preferred PKV-

4 Kabuli

chickpea. For

more

confirmation the

trial to be

repeated.

2.2 Economic Performance KVK

name

OFT Title

Parameters Average Cost of cultivation

(Rs/ha)

Average Gross Return

(Rs/ha) Average Net Return (Rs/ha)

Benefit-Cost Ratio

(Gross Return /

Gross Cost)

Name

and

unit

of

Para

meter

FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) FP (T1) RP (T2)

Refined

Practice,

if any

(T3)

FP (T1) RP

(T2)

Refined

Practice,

if any

(T3)

FP (T1) RP(T2)

Refined

Practice

, if any

(T3)

FP

(T1)

RP

(T2)

Refined

Practice

, if any

(T3)

Dhar Assessment of

Sulphur

through

Bentonite

Sulphur in

Soybean

pods

/plant 35 48 22800 24500 25600 38112 45696 52736 15312 21196 27136 1.67 1.87 2.06

Dhar Assessment of

weed

management

for moisture

conservation

and greater efficiency of

input nutrients

in Maize

Weed

count /m2

36

12

21125 18958 19258 45252 52374 60396 24127 33416 41138 2.14 2.76 3.14

Dhar Assessment of Weed 25140 25298 26798 48480 56000 60384 23340 30702 33586 1.93 2.21 2.25

25

KVK

name

OFT Title


(Rs/ha)



Benefit-Cost Ratio

(Gross Return /

Gross Cost)

Name

and

unit

of

Para

meter

FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) FP (T1) RP (T2)

Refined

Practice,

if any

(T3)

FP (T1) RP

(T2)

Refined

Practice,

if any

(T3)

FP (T1) RP(T2)

Refined

Practice

, if any

(T3)

FP

(T1)

RP

(T2)

Refined

Practice

, if any

(T3)

management of

weeds for

minimizing the

losses in

Soybean

count /m2

No. of

pods/m2

32

35

11

48

Dhar Assessment of

INM on yield of

Maize on STV

based

No. of

Cobs/pla

nt

1.0 2.0 19600 20800 21000 42252 54432 57554 22652 33632 36554 2.16 2.62 2.74

Dhar Assessment of

Tank mixture of

herbicides and

insecticide for

timely control of

Weeds & insects

in Soybean

Blue

beetle

count/m2

Weed

count/m2

9.5

26.50

1.50

10.5

20200 20750 21300 54250 58900 51150 30400 37600 34050 2.46 2.76 2.68

Dhar Assessment of

plastic mulch

with water and

nutrient

management in

Chili crop

Yield

q/ha

Green

47.02

Dry

32.74

Green

74.8

Dry

48.47

79000 92340 91670 308940 411140 462560 229940 318800 370890 3.91 4.45 5.05

Dhar Assessment of

Pusa hydrogel in

Soybean-Wheat

cropping system

for water saving

Moisture

% 35 60 21125 18958 19258 48918 60384 61952 27793 41426 42694 2.32 3.19 3.22

Dhar Assessment of

integrated

disease

management

practices against

soft rot in Ginger

%

Rhizome

infected

/m2

18.50 4.50 99500 10100 102500 147600 186060 212310 46600 83560 112810 1.46 1.82 2.13

26

KVK

name

OFT Title


(Rs/ha)



Benefit-Cost Ratio

(Gross Return /

Gross Cost)

Name

and

unit

of

Para

meter

FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) FP (T1) RP (T2)

Refined

Practice,

if any

(T3)

FP (T1) RP

(T2)

Refined

Practice,

if any

(T3)

FP (T1) RP(T2)

Refined

Practice

, if any

(T3)

FP

(T1)

RP

(T2)

Refined

Practice

, if any

(T3)

Dhar Assessment of

fruit fly

management in

sponge gourd for

better yield and

quality

% of

infected

fruits

20.50 3.50 29750 30500 33500 312225 437220 415100 282475 406720 381600 10.4

9

14.3

4 12.39

Dhar Assessment of

nursery raising

system in tomato

for Kharif

season

Mortality

%

30 05 13125 16875 17500 9000 16875 28125 -2625 1875 10625 0.8 1.11 1.61

Dhar Assessment of

plain minerals

and chelated

minerals

mixture

supplement on

milk production

in buffalo

Milk

yield L/

day

3.66 4.24 5400 5760 5760 13200 14440 15280 7800 8680 9520 2.44 2.51 2.65

Dhar Assessment of

anti stress Z-

STRESS in

backyard

poultry

Body wt.

gain in

kg

1.30 1.72 2170 2548 - 6370 10836 - 4200 8288 - 2.93 4.25 -

Dhar

Assessment of

feasibility of

Cucurbits

(Bottle gourd &

sponge gourd)

cultivation on

existing Tomato

bed structure for

reducing the

cost of

Yield

q/ha

Tomato

Bottle

gourd

Sponge

gourd

Tomat

o

389.8

389.8

194.5

148.2

80000 106500 106700 311840 467440 504500 231840 360940 397800 3.90 4.39 4.73

27

KVK

name

OFT Title


(Rs/ha)



Benefit-Cost Ratio

(Gross Return /

Gross Cost)

Name

and

unit

of

Para

meter

FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) FP (T1) RP (T2)

Refined

Practice,

if any

(T3)

FP (T1) RP

(T2)

Refined

Practice,

if any

(T3)

FP (T1) RP(T2)

Refined

Practice

, if any

(T3)

FP

(T1)

RP

(T2)

Refined

Practice

, if any

(T3)

cultivation

Dhar Assessment of

Maize

cultivation on

existing Chili

beds in Nimar

valley AES

Yield

q/ha 34.41 51.6 80000 90600 90600 275280 352680 344280 195280 265080 256680 3.44 3.89 3.80

Dhar Assessment of

Wheat varieties

in Soybean-

Wheat cropping

system for

terminal heat

tolerance

through

temporal

adjustment

No. of

tillers/hill 07 12 26250 29873 29873 54705 73792 77872 28455 43919 47999 2.08 2.47 2.61

Dhar Assessment of

post harvest

management

practices in

Mahua flowers

for fetching

good market

price

Yield

q/tree 03 03 5000 1700 - 9000 13500 - 4000 11800 - 1.8 7.9 -

Dhar Assessment of

sowing method

to improve

productivity of

Wheat

No. of

tillers/hill 08 32 25000 27873 28873 54840 73792 82480 29840 45919 53607 2.19 2.65 2.86

Dhar Assessment of

management of

pod borer in

No. of

pod

damage/s

qm

7.25 2.75 19300 20312 20940 77168 94640 81200 57868 74328 60260 4.00 4.66 3.88

28

KVK

name

OFT Title


(Rs/ha)



Benefit-Cost Ratio

(Gross Return /

Gross Cost)

Name

and

unit

of

Para

meter

FP

(T1)

RP

(T2) FP (T1) RP (T2)

Refined

Practice,

if any

(T3)

FP (T1) RP

(T2)

Refined

Practice,

if any

(T3)

FP (T1) RP(T2)

Refined

Practice

, if any

(T3)

FP

(T1)

RP

(T2)

Refined

Practice

, if any

(T3)

Chickpea

Dhar Assessment of

dewormer in

Buffaloe calf

Survival

% 60 100 - - - - - - - - - - - -

Dhar Assessment of

Zinc through

Zinc Sulphate

in Wheat

No. of

Tillers/

plant

8 12 23500 24500 25500 53744 66256 71760 30544 41756 46260 2.32 2.70 2.81

Dhar Assessment of

use of liquid

bio-fertilizer

and

micronutrient

for seed

treatment in

Chickpea

No. of

pods

/Plant

35.50 52.50 24500 25500 26000 70250 79850 82250 45750 54350 56250 2.87 3.13 3.16

Dhar Assessment of

Azolla as a feed

supplement in

cattle

Milk

yield

lit/day

4.5 5.02 6255 6390 - 16200 18063 - 6255 6390 - 2.59 2.83 -

Dhar Assessment of

high yielding

varieties of

Kabuli

Chickpea

No. of

pods/m2

38 49 27150 29273 29273 64350 83250 75350 37200 53977 46077 2.37 2.84 2.57

29

2.3 Information about Home Science OFT: (For All Thematic Area)- Nil

KVK

Name

Year

Season

Problem

diagnose

Title

of

OFT

Category of

technology

(Assessment/

Refinement)

Thematic

Area

Details of

Technology

Selected for

Assessment

Characteristics of

Technology /

Variety / Product /

Enterprise

Farming /

Enterprise

Situation

No.

of

trials

Recommendations

2.4 (A) Economic Performance Home Science OFT: (For Drudgery Reduction)- Nil KVK

name

OFT Title Performance Indicator / Parameter

Output m2/h Est. Energy

Expenditure

kj/min.

WHR

beat/min

% reduction in

drudgery

% increase in

efficiency

Cardiac Cost of

Work

% Saving of cardiac

Cost

T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2

2.4 (B) Economic Performance Home Science OFT: (For Income Genration)- Nil KVK

name


Production per

unit

Cost of input Incremental income

Yield(Kg/ha) Net Return Saving in Rs BC ratio

T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2

2.4 (C) Economic Performance Home Science OFT: (For value addition)- Nil KVK

name


Composition

of product

Input used outcome (Kg) Cost of input Incremental income

Net Return Saving in

Rs

BC

ratio

T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2

2.4(D) Economic Performance Home Science OFT: (For Nutritional security)- Nil KVK

name

OFT

Title

Performance Indicator / Parameter Nutrient Intake (Unit) Anthropometric measurements

Name of

vegetable/Fruit/Product

Per capita

Consumption gm/

day

Energy

(kcal)

Protein

(gm)

Iron (mg) Calcium

(mg)

Increase in Weight

(Kg)

Increase in Height (cm )

Increase in BMI (%)

T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2

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2.5 Feedback from KVK to Research System

Name of KVK Feedback

Dhar Observing the deficiency of S in soybean, it should be fortified with other complex fertilizer as per the recommendation

Dhar Post emergence herbicides to be evolved for maize and other kharif cereals.

Dhar Readymade formulation of herbicide and insecticides to be evolved in the compatible and feasible manner.

Dhar Satisfied with social media for solving and diagnosis the problem instantly.

Dhar Suitable for small holding farming community. Mechanization to be developed.

Dhar Technology found suitable but organic inputs not available frequently. Hence viability testing kit to be developed.

Dhar Keeping the deficiency of Zinc in cereal it should be fortified with other complex fertilizer as per the recommendation of crops.

Dhar Microbial testing kit to be developed.

Dhar More confirmation of azolla feed supplement should be tested.

Dhar As per the market demand more than 60 g seed weight of Kabuli chickpea to be developed

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3. Achievements of Frontline Demonstrations (FLD)

3.1. Follow-up for results of FLDs implemented during previous years

List of technologies demonstrated and popularized during previous years and recommended for large scale adoption in the district

KVK

Name

Crop/

Enterprise

Thematic

Area

Technology demonstrated Details of popularization

methods suggested to the

Extension system

Horizontal spread of

technology

No. of

villages

No. of

farmers

Area

in ha

Dhar Soybean INM

STV based application of fertilizer

management including bio-

fertilizers

Training, Kisan Sangosthi, Field

day, Krishi Vigyan Mela 402 35850 28000

Dhar Soybean Farm

machineries

Demonstration of Ridge &

furrow seed drill for sowing of

soybean


day, Krishi Vigyan Mela 1012 60750

18790

0

Dhar Soybean VR Demonstration of high yielding

variety like JS 93-05, RVS 2001-4


day, Krishi Vigyan Mela 995 67890

18235

0

Dhar Chilli IPM

Need based spray of

recommended insecticides + Use

of sticky traps + trap crop



Dhar Vegetables HOV Nursery management Training, Kisan Sangosthi, Field


Dhar Soybean/Spiral

separator

Farm

machineries

Demonstration of twin wheel hoe

for soybean


day, Krishi Vigyan Mela 788 39650 -

Dhar Chick pea VR Demonstration of JG-11/JG130 &

JAKI 9218 variety of Chickpea



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3.2 Details of FLDs implemented

KVK

Name year Season

Thematic

area Technology demonstrated

Name of Crop/

Enterprise

Name of

Variety/Technology/

Entreprizes

Crop- Area (ha) /

Entrep - No.

Results (q/ha)

%

change

No. of farmers

FP (T1) RP (T2) SC ST Oth Gen Total

Dhar 2016 Kharif INM 2 t FYM + Biofertilizers+

120:60:40 NPK Maize

Hybrid

2.0 32.52 41.94 26.4 0 4 1 0 05

Dhar 2016 Kharif INM

STCR based Fertilizer

application (Target Yield-

20 q/ha FN- 5.19T - 0.48 SN, FP2O5- 5.2 T – 4.1 SP FK2O- 3.9 T - 0.22 SK)

Soybean JS-95-60 2.0 16.18 20.48 26.80 0 5 0 0 05

Dhar 2016 Kharif WM

Imazemox 35 %+

Imazethyper 35 % 30 gm

a.i./ha at 15-20 DAS + 1

Dora at 35-40 DAS

Soybean JS 93-05 4.0 14.77 18.87 27.81 - 10 - - 10

Dhar 2016 Kharif IPM

Yellow sticky traps+

Spray of Neem based

insecticide followed by

Acetamiprid 30-40 g

a.i./ha

Chilli Hybrid 4.0 426.40 512.00 20.08 0 4 4 2 10

Dhar 2016 Kharif IPM Two spray of Profenofos

+ Mancozeb with sticker Onion AFDR 4.0 157.6 187.0 18.70 0 2 3 5 10

Dhar 2016 Kharif LPM

Albendazole 30ml. per

buffalo calf in 1st & 3

rd

week after birth

Baffaloe calf Calf

Servility % - 40% 80 % - 0 10 0 0 10

Dhar 2016 Kharif ICM

Improved variety

PU-31+ INM + IWM

+IPM

Black gram

(Cluster

demo)

PU 31 20.0 5.95 10.25 72.26 0 18 32 0 50

Dhar 2016 Kharif ICM

STV based RDF +

Sowing by Ridge &

Furrow +

INM+IWM+IPM

Soybean

(Cluster

demo)

JS-93-05 30.0 15.30 20.29 32.61 0 38 37 0 75

Dhar 2016 Kharif ICM Package demonstration

(Seed+INM+IWM+IPM)

Black gram

(TSP) PU-31 8.0 6.59 9.24 40.22 0 20 0 0 20


(Seed+INM+IWM+IPM)

Soybean

(TSP)

JS 95-60

26.4 15.24 20.80 36.57 0 66 0 0 66


(Seed+INM+IWM+IPM)

Soybean

(TSP) JS 93-05 13.6 15.49 21.36 37.96 0 34 0 0 34

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KVK

Name year Season

Thematic


Name of Crop/

Enterprise

Name of

Variety/Technology/

Entreprizes

Crop- Area (ha) /

Entrep - No.

Results (q/ha)

%

change

No. of farmers


Dhar 2016 Kharif LPM

Rearing of Kadaknath

poultry in deep liter

system

Fowl

Kadaknath

Cost (in Rs) of

production per

bird

Enterprise 171 162 - 0 5 0 0 5

Dhar 2016 Kharif IPM

Spray of Acetamiprid 30-

40 g a.i./ha for the control

of Sucking pests

Hybrid

Tomato US 1057 2.0 426.4 512.0 21 0 2 3 0 5

Dhar 2016-

17 Rabi IWM

Use of Clodinofop 60 g

a.i./ha + Metsulfuron

ethyle 4-6 g a.i./ha +

one hand weeding at 35-

40 DAS

Wheat HI-1544 4.0 37.78 50.34 33.26 0 10 0 0 10

Dhar 2016-

17 Rabi IPM

Use Pheromone Traps

(10) + Bird purchers (50)

+ Profenofos) 1 lit/ha

Gram JG 16 4.0 13.50 15.20 12.700 0 8 2 0 10

Dhar 2016-

17 Rabi INM

STCR based Fertilizer

application

(Target Yield- 50 q/ha

FN-4.40T – 0.40 SN,

FP2O5- 4.00T – 4.58 SP,

FK2O- 2.53T – 0.16 SK)

Wheat GW-366/HI-

1544 2.0 40.66 51.66 27.21 0 3 2 0 05

Dhar 2016-

17 Rabi INM

Ammonium

Molybdate1g/kg seed +

Bio-fertilizer 5 g/kg of

seed + RDF (20:60:20

NPK kg/ha)

Gram JAKI 9218 2.0 14.04 17.70 26.05 0 2 3 0 05

Dhar 2016-

17 Rabi ICM

Improved variety

+ line sowing +

IWM+INM+IPM

Chick pea

(Cluster

demo)

JAKI 9218 40.0 12.85 17.50 36.18 0 28 72 0 100

Dhar 2016-

17 Rabi ICM

Improved variety

+ line sowing +

IWM+INM+IPM

Chick pea

(TSP) JAKI 9218 32.0 12.69 17.03 34.22 0 80 0 0 80

Dhar 2016-

17 Rabi ICM

Improved variety

+ line sowing +

IWM+INM+IPM

Lentil

(TSP) HUL-57 4.0 8.68 11.60 33.74 0 10 0 0 10

Dhar 2016-

17 Rabi LPM

Demonstration of

Ranikhet disease Lasota

strain Vaccine in

backyard poultry

Fowl Poultry 20 birds/ farmer

134 Rs

Cost of

Producti

on

128 Rs

Cost of

Product

ion

- 0 10 0 0 10

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KVK

Name year Season

Thematic


Name of Crop/

Enterprise

Name of

Variety/Technology/

Entreprizes

Crop- Area (ha) /

Entrep - No.

Results (q/ha)

%

change

No. of farmers


Dhar 2016-

17 Rabi LPM

Supplement of 50 gm of

MM/ day/buffalo for 3

months

Buffalo Buffalo -

3.5 lt per

buffalo

per day

3.83 lt

per

buffalo

per day

- 0 10 0 0 10

3.3 Economic Impact of FLD

KVK

Name

Technology

demonstrated

Name of

Crop/

Enterprise

Parameters Cost of cultivation

(Rs/ha) Gross Return (Rs/ha) Average Net Return (Rs/ha)

Benefit-Cost Ratio

(Gross Return /

Gross Cost)

Name and

unit of

Parameter FP (T1) RP (T2) FP (T1) RP (T2) FP (T1) RP (T2) FP (T1) RP (T2) FP (T1) RP (T2)

Dhar 2 t FYM + Bio-

fertilizers+

120:60:40 NPK Maize

No. of

Cobs 9 13 17500 21000 48786 62910 31286 41910 2.79 3.00

Dhar

STCR based

Fertilizer

application

(Target Yield- 20

q/ha FN- 5.19T - 0.48

SN, FP2O5- 5.2 T –

4.1 SP FK2O- 3.9 T -

0.22 SK)

Soybean No. of

Pods 42 56 24500 26500 51776 65536 27276 39036 2.11 2.47

Dhar

Imazemox 35 %+

Imazethyper 35 %

30 gm a.i./ha at

15-20 DAS + 1

Dora at 35-40

DAS

Soybean No. of

Pods 37 52 24500 25500 60448 80544 35948 55044 2.47 3.16

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KVK

Name

Technology

demonstrated

Name of

Crop/

Enterprise



Benefit-Cost Ratio

(Gross Return /

Gross Cost)

Name and

unit of


Dhar

Yellow sticky

traps+ Spray of

Neem based

insecticide

followed by

Acetamiprid 30-

40 g a.i./ha

Chilli Disease

intensity

%

38.50 15.50 45900 47950 132220 177980 86320 130030 2.88 3.71

Dhar

Two spray of

Profenofos +

Mancozeb with

sticker

Onion Yield q/ha 157.6 187.0 47830 48460 110320 130900 62490 82440 2.31 2.70

Dhar

Albendazole

30ml. per buffalo

calf in 1st & 3

rd

week after birth

Baffaloe

calf Survivabil

ity in % 40 80 - - - - - - - -

Dhar Improved variety

PU-31+ INM +

IWM +IPM

Black

gram

(Cluster

demo)

No of

pods/plant 6.0 7.75 8150 11350 31800 66625 23650 55275 3.90 5.87

Dhar

STV based RDF

+ Sowing by

Ridge & Furrow

+

INM+IWM+IPM

Soybean

(Cluster

demo)

No of

pods/plant 28 47.5 26500 27675 45282 63913 17606 37413 1.64 2.41

Dhar

(Package

demonstration)

Improved variety

PU-31+ INM +

IWM +IPM

Black

gram

(TSP)

No of

seeds/pod 5.5 7.66 12703 14705 36231 55425 23528 40720 2.85 3.77

Dhar

Package

demonstration

(STV based RDF

+ Sowing by

Ridge & Furrow

+

INM+IWM+IPM)

Soybean

(TSP) No. of

pods/plant 29 48 26000 27819 48776 66560 22776 38741 1.88 2.39

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KVK

Name

Technology

demonstrated

Name of

Crop/

Enterprise



Benefit-Cost Ratio

(Gross Return /

Gross Cost)

Name and

unit of


Dhar

Package

demonstration

(STV based RDF

+ Sowing by

Ridge & Furrow

+

INM+IWM+IPM)

Soybean

(TSP) No. of

pods/plant 35 53 26000 27819 49581 68367 23581 40548 1.91 2.46

Dhar

Rearing of

Kadaknath

poultry in deep

liter system

Fowl Body wt

gain in kg 1.10 1.40 6840 7300 16000 27000 183 394 2.34 3.70

Dhar

Spray of

Acetamiprid 30-

40 g a.i./ha for the

control of

Sucking pests

Hybrid

Tomato Yield q/ha 426.4 512.0 109000 110100 405080 486400 296080 376300 3.72 4.42

Dhar

Use of

Clodinofop 60 g

a.i./ha +

Metsulfuron

ethyle 4-6 g

a.i./ha + one

hand weeding at

35-40 DAS

Wheat No. of

tillers/hill 07 12 24500 25500 60448 80544 35948 55044 2.47 3.16

Dhar

Use Pheromone

Traps (10) + Bird

purchers (50) +

Profenofos) 1

lit/ha

Chickpea No of

Pods

damaged

6.50 2.50 19980 19550 78300 88160 58320 68610 3.92 4.51

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KVK

Name

Technology

demonstrated

Name of

Crop/

Enterprise



Benefit-Cost Ratio

(Gross Return /

Gross Cost)

Name and

unit of


Dhar

STCR based

Fertilizer

application

(Target Yield- 50

q/ha

FN-4.40T – 0.40

SN,

FP2O5- 4.00T –

4.58 SP,

FK2O- 2.53T –

0.16 SK)

Wheat No. Tillers

/Plants 9 13 23800 25000 65056 82656 41256 57656 2.73 3.31

Dhar

Ammonium

Molybdate1g/kg

seed + Bio-

fertilizer 5 g/kg of

seed + RDF

(20:60:20 NPK

kg/ha)

Gram No. of

Pods

/Plant

35 46 24400 26500 70200 88500 45800 62000 2.88 3.34


+ INM+IPM

Chick pea

(Cluster

demo)

No. of

Pods

/Plant

33.50 48.50 19500 23130 77742 109375 58242 86245 3.98 4.73


+ INM+IPM Chick pea

(TSP)

No. of

Pods

/Plant

38 51 21020 23925 50768 85133 29748 61208 2.42 3.56


+ INM+IPM Lentil

(TSP)

No. of

branches/p

lant

3.1 5.5 14000 17055 39038 58000 25038 40945 2.79 3.40

Dhar

Demonstration of

Ranikhet disease

Lasota strain

Vaccine in

backyard poultry

Fowl Mortality

in % 40.0 10.0 2420 2440 6000 9000 3580 6560 2.48 3.69

Dhar

Supplement of 50

gm of MM/

day/buffalo for 3

months

Buffalo Milk yield

L/day 3.50 3.83 5400 5670 15600 16800 10200 11130 2.89 2.96

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3.4 Information about Home Science FLDs - (For All Thematic Area)-Nil

KVK

name

Year

Season

Thematic

Area

Problem

Identified

Technology to

be

Demonstrated

as Solution to

the Identified

Problem

Crop/ Enterprise

(In which crop

Enterprise or

Farming Activity)

Name of

Variety/Technology/Entreprizes

Farming

Situation

Proposed

area (ha)

No. of

Beneficiaries

3.5 (A) Economic Performance Home Science FLD: (For Drudgery Reduction)- Nil

KVK

name


Output m2/h Est. Energy

Expenditure

kj/min.

WHR

beat/min

% reduction in

drudgery

% increase in

efficiency

Cardiac Cost of

Work

% Saving of cardiac

Cost

T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2

3.5 (B) Economic Performance Home Science FLD: (For Income Genration)- Nil

KVK

name


Production per

unit

Cost of input Incremental income

Yield(Kg/ha) Net Return Saving in Rs BC ratio

T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2

3.5 (C) Economic Performance Home Science FLD: (For value addition)- Nil KVK

name


Composition

of product

Input used outcome (Kg) Cost of input Incremental income

Net Return Saving in

Rs

BC

ratio

T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2

3.5 (D) Economic Performance Home Science FLD: (For Nutritional security)- Nil KVK

name

OFT

Title

Performance Indicator / Parameter Nutrient Intake (Unit) Anthropometric measurements

Name of

vegetable/Fruit/Product

Per capita

Consumption gm/

day

Energy

(kcal)

Protein

(gm)

Iron (mg) Calcium

(mg)

Increase in Weight

(Kg)

Increase in Height (cm )

Increase in BMI (%)

T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2

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3.6 Training and Extension activities proposed under FLD

KVK Name Crop Activity No. of activities organized Number of participants Remarks

Dhar Soybean

Field days 2 268

Farmers Training 2 162

Media coverage 3 -

Training for extension functionaries 1 20

Dhar Black gram

Field days 2 188


Media coverage 1 -

Training for extension functionaries - -

Dhar Onion Field days -


Media coverage - -


Dhar Maize

Field days 1 46


Media coverage 1 -


Dhar

Chilli

Field days - -


Media coverage 1 -


Dhar

Gram

Field days 2 195


Media coverage 2 -


Dhar

Tomato

Field days - -


Media coverage - -

Training for extension functionaries 1 18

Dhar

Wheat

Field days 1 47


Media coverage - -


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3.7 Details of FLD on crop hybrids.- Nil

S.

No.

Name of the KVK Name of the Crop Name of the Hybrids Source of Hybrid

(Institute/Firm)

No. of

farmers

Area in

ha.

Dhar

4. Feedback System 4.1. Feedback of the Farmers to KVK

Name of

KVK

Feedback

Technology appropriations

Methodology used

Benefits of OFT/FLD

Future Adoption

Dhar IWM in Soybean Group discussion, trainings & Field day Farmers got experience to calculate

quantity of herbicide

Accepted to adopt

Dhar INM in Soybean Group discussion, trainings & Field day Farmers got experience to calculate

quantity of fertilizers & method of

placement

Accepted to adopt

Dhar IPM in Chilli Group discussion, trainings & Field day Farmers under stood to use insecticide

as & when needed

Accepted to adopt

Dhar IWM in Wheat Group discussion, trainings & Field day Farmers got experience to calculate

quantity of weedicide and timely

control of both type of weeds

Accepted to adopt

Dhar IPM in Chickpea Group discussion, trainings & Field day Farmers got experience to adopt echo

friendly technique of insects control Accepted to adopt

Dhar IPM in Tomato Group discussion, trainings & Field day Farmers motivated to use of systemic

insecticides to control sucking pests Accepted to adopt

Dhar Dewormer Albendazole for buffalo calf Group discussion, trainings & Field day Farmers motivated to use Dewormer

Albendazole for buffalo calf Accepted to adopt

Dhar Supplement of MM/ day/buffalo Group discussion, trainings & Field day Farmers motivated to supplement

mineral mixture in feed to increase the

milk yield & health of animal.

Accepted to adopt

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4.2. Feedback from KVK to Research System.

Name of KVK- Dhar Feedback basic of OFT on Technology Tested

Assessment of Sulphur through Bentonite Sulphur in

Soybean.

Observing the deficiency of S in soybean it should be fortified with other complex fertilizer as per the

recommendation

Assessment of weed management for moisture

conservation and greater efficiency of input nutrients in

Maize.

Post emergence of herbicides to be evolved for maize and other kharif cereals.

Assessment of management of weeds for minimizing the

losses in Soybean.

Readymade formulation of herbicide and insecticides to be evolved in the compatible and feasible manner.

Assessment of INM on yield of Maize on STV based Technology found suitable.

Assessment of Tank mixture of herbicides and insecticide

for timely control of Weeds & insects in Soybean

Technology found suitable.

Assessment of plane minerals and chelated minerals

mixture supplement on milk production in buffalo

Technology found suitable.

Assessment of anti stress Z-STRESS in backyard poultry Technology found suitable.

Assessment of effectiveness of visual based technical

information dissemination through social media

(Whatsapp, face book, etc.)

Satisfied with social media for solving and diagnosis the problem instantly.

Assessment of sowing method to improve productivity of

Wheat

Suitable for small holding farming community. Mechanization to be developed.

Assessment of management of pod borer in Chickpea

Technology found suitable but organic inputs not available frequently. Hence, viability testing kit to be developed.

Assessment of dewormer in Buffaloe calf Technology found suitable.

Assessment of Zinc through Zinc Sulphate in Wheat

Keeping the deficiency of Zinc in cereal it should be fortified with other complex fertilizer as per the

recommendation of crops.

Assessment of use of liquid bio-fertilizer and

micronutrient for seed treatment in Chickpea Technology found suitable. Microbial testing kit to be developed.

Assessment of Azolla as a feed supplement in cattle More confirmation of azolla feed supplement should be tested.

Assessment of high yielding varieties of Kabuli Chickpea As per the market demand more than 60g seeded Kabuli chickpea to be developed

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4. Documentation of the need assessment conducted by the KVK for the training programme

Name

of KVK

Category of the

training Methods of need assessment

Date and place No. of

participants

involved

Dhar Farmers and

farm women

PRA tools and Group Discussion – Need assessment of farmers and farmer women,

discussion with them during Village survey, Krishak Sangosthi, Trainings & Field

days

23.05.16,

village - Adwi 35

Dhar Farmers and

farm women



days

21.06.16,

village – Rama

dhama

24

Dhar Farmers and

farm women



days

15.07.16,

village - Sajod 39

Dhar Farmers and

farm women



days

31.08.16, village

- Imlipura 39

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5. TRAINING PROGRAMMES 1. Training programmes should be strictly covered under above mentioned thematic areas only,

2. For category, training type and thematic area, mention code/abbreviations only

Table 5.1. Details of Training programmes conducted by the KVKs Name

of

KVK

Cate-

gory Training

Type

Thematic

area

Training Title No. of

Courses

Duration

(Days)

Participants

Gen SC ST Others

M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Dhar FW ONC CRP Residue management and

summer deep ploughing 1 1 3 0 0 0 13 0 8 0

Dhar FW OFC PLP IPM for cucurbitaceous

crops in summer 1 1 5 0 0 0 8 0 12 0

Dhar

FW OFC AEG Importance of micro

irrigation system for water

saving 1 1 0 0 9 0 8 0 10 0

Dhar FW ONC AEG Importance and benefits of

deep ploughing in Vertisols 1 1 4 0 0 0 17 0 9 0

Dhar FW OFC SFM Methods of soil sampling

& its importance 1 1 0 0 0 0 45 0 0 0

Dhar FW OFC LPM Importance of health &

hygiene in milch animals 1 1 0 0 0 0 46 0 4 0

Dhar

FW ONC CP Method of seed

germination test & its

Importance

1 1 0 0 0 0 21 0 9 0

`Dhar FW ONC HOV Nursery raising technique

for vegetables crop 1 1 0 0 0 0 18 0 7 0

Dhar

FW OFC LPM Importance of Kadaknath

and its Management in

Deep Liter System

1 1 0 0 0 0 35 0 0 0

Dhar FW ONC SFM Importance of organic

farming 1 1 6 0 0 0 13 0 11 0

Dhar FW OFC SFM Balance nutrition in

vegetables & its importance 1 1 0 0 0 0 19 0 8 0

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Name

of

KVK

Cate-

gory Training

Type

Thematic

area


Courses

Duration

(Days)

Participants

Gen SC ST Others

M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Dhar FW OFC LPM Importance of Deworming

and Vaccination in Goats 1 1 0 0 4 0 23 0 4 0

Dhar FW ONC CP Importance & selection of

varieties for kharif crops 1 1 8 0 0 0 19 0 6 0

Dhar

FW OFC CP Ridge and furrow method

for moisture conservation

in soybean

1 1 0 0 0 0 16 0 19 0

Dhar

FW OFC PLP Importance of seed

treatment & inoculation of

bio-fertilizers

1 1 8 0 3 0 17 0 9 0

Dhar

FW OFC SFM Importance of Integrated

nutrient management in

kharif vegetables

1 1 0 0 0 0 24 0 0 0

Dhar FW OFC SFM Importance of bio-fertilizer

& micronutrients 1 1 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 0

Dhar FW ONC LPM Feeding Management of

Dairy Animals 1 1 0 0 0 0 18 0 11 0

Dhar FW ONC CP Production technology of

soybean crop 1 1 0 0 0 0 29 0 0 0

Dhar

FW ONC CP Maize Production

Technology in Raised bed

system

1 1 4 0 0 0 19 0 8 0

Dhar

FW OFC SFM Identification of

micronutrients deficiency

& its management

1 1 0 0 0 0 35 0 0 0

Dhar FW ONC CP

Method of quality seed

production of kharif crops 1 1 0 0 0 0 21 0 15 0

Dhar

FW ONC AEG

Care & Maintenance of

improve implements for

field preparation and

sowing

1 1 0 0 0 0 18 0 15 0

Dhar FW ONC LPM

Importance of AI in Dairy

Animals 1 1 4 0 0 0 17 0 9 0

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Name

of

KVK

Cate-

gory Training

Type

Thematic

area


Courses

Duration

(Days)

Participants

Gen SC ST Others

M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Dhar FW ONC SFM

Method of Preparation of

composts 1 1 5 0 0 0 15 0 11 0

Dhar FW OFC CP Weed management in

soybean 1 1 6 0 0 0 19 0 13 0

Dhar FW OFC HOV Kharif onion production

technology 1 1 8 0 0 0 12 0 19 0

Dhar FW ONC SFM Nutrient management in

hybrid tomato 1 1 0 0 0 0 32 0 0 0

Dhar FW ONC PLP

Pest & disease management

in tomato 1 1 5 0 0 0 11 0 3 0

Dhar FW OFC PLP


in onion 1 1 0 0 0 0 17 0 9 0

Dhar FW ONC PLP

Disease management in

hybrid Chili 1 1 0 0 0 0 29 0 0 0

Dhar FW OFC PLP

Integrated pest

management in Soybean 1 1 8 0 0 0 17 0 13 0

Dhar

FW OFC AEG Selection and care of

implements for pesticides

and herbicide spray

1 1 3 0 0 0 15 0 9 0

Dhar FW OFC PLP

Integrated disease

management in Vegetables 1 1 0 0 0 0 15 0 14 0

Dhar FW OFC PLP

Integrated pest

management in Cotton 1 1 5 0 0 0 12 0 16 0

Dhar FW OFC HOV

Production technology of

Potato 1 1 4 0 0 0 8 0 17 0

Dhar FW OFC LPM

Management of Calf up to

Three months 1 1 0 0 0 0 26 0 3 0

Dhar FW ONC SFM

Mode & time of application

of fertilizer in Rabi crops 1 1 3 0 0 0 17 0 11 0

Dhar

FW ONC PLP

Methodology of seed

treatment and inoculation

for rabi crops

1 1 0 0 0 0 23 0 6 0

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Name

of

KVK

Cate-

gory Training

Type

Thematic

area


Courses

Duration

(Days)

Participants

Gen SC ST Others

M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Dhar FW OFC CP


Chickpea 1 1 0 0 0 0 32 0 8 0

Dhar FW OFC CP


Pea 1 1 3 0 3 0 10 0 13 0

Dhar

FW OFC SFM

Importance of Integrated

nutrient management in

Rabi Crops

1 1 0 0 0 0 16 0 11 0

Dhar

FW OFC LPM

Importance of Deworming

and Vaccination of Dairy

Animals

1 1 3 0 0 0 17 0 9 0

Dhar FW ONC CP


Wheat 1 1 0 0 0 0 16 0 11 0

Dhar FW OFC CP

Scheduling of irrigation in

Rabi crops 1 1 3 0 0 0 17 0 9 0

Dhar FW OFC PLP

Management of Heliothis

in Gram 1 1 7 0 0 0 18 0 13 0

Dhar FW OFC PLP


in Rabi vegetables 1 1 0 0 0 0 27 0 3 0

Dhar

FW OFC LPM

Fodder Production and

Preservation in Dairy

Animals

1 1 3 0 0 0 23 0 8 0

Dhar FW OFC HOS


Garlic 1 1 0 0 0 0 7 0 11 0

Dhar

FW OFC CP

Method of grading &

storage of Wheat & chick

pea

1 1 5 0 0 0 17 0 5 0

Dhar

FW ONC CBD

Awareness and motivation

of farmer regarding

organic farming

1 1 0 0 0 0 11 0 19 0

Dhar FW OFC PLP


in vegetables 1 1 3 0 0 0 13 0 9 0

Dhar FW OFC LPM

Importance of Vaccination

and De-worming in milch 1 1 0 0 0 0 13 0 16 0

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Name

of

KVK

Cate-

gory Training

Type

Thematic

area


Courses

Duration

(Days)

Participants

Gen SC ST Others

M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

animal /Calves. Dhar

FW AEG Improved implements for

pesticides spray 1 1 5 0 0 0 17 0 6 0

Dhar FW OFC CP

Importance of roughing in

quality seed production 1 1 0 0 0 0 23 0 8 0

Dhar FW OFC LPM

Importance of Mineral

mixture in Dairy Animals 1 1 0 0 0 0 16 0 11 0

Dhar FW OFC WOE

Promotion of Nutrition

Thali 1 1 0 0 0 0 18 0 0 6

Dhar

FW OFC SFM

Care & Maintenance of self

produced Seed of Chick

Pea & Wheat

1 1 5 0 0 0 16 0 8 0

Dhar

FW OFC WOE

Promotion of Value

addition of local fruits and

vegetable

1 1 0 0 0 0 0 18 0 0

Dhar

FW ONC HOS

Importance of Integrated

Nutrient Management of

Rabi Vegetables

1 1 0 0 0 0 18 0 8 0

Dhar FW ONC HOS


Rabi Onion 1 1 5 0 0 0 13 0 9 0

Dhar FW OFC WOE

Drudgery reduction

through Farm implements 1 1 0 0 0 0 20 0 0 0

Dhar

FW ONC AEG

Installation and

maintenance of micro

irrigation systems

1 1 0 0 0 0 6 0 16 0

Dhar

IS ONC CP


Cash crops & irrigation

Management

1 1 4 0 0 0 8 0 12 0

Dhar IS ONC PLP IPM in Kharif crops 1 1 4 0 1 0 10 0 3 0

Dhar

IS ONC SFM

Nutrient deficiency

symptoms & their

correction measures

1 1 3 0 2 0 15 0 7 0

Dhar IS ONC LPM Management of poultry 1 1 2 0 0 0 15 0 8 0

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Name

of

KVK

Cate-

gory Training

Type

Thematic

area


Courses

Duration

(Days)

Participants

Gen SC ST Others

M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

diseases Dhar

IS ONC CP

New emergence herbicides

& their use in major kharif

crops

1 1 4 0 0 0 13 0 8 0

Dhar

IS ONC LPM

Identification, importance

& management of goats

under stall feeding

1 1 2 0 0 0 13 0 4 0

Dhar IS ONC PLP IPM in Rabi crops 1 1 5 0 2 0 11 0 8 0

Dhar IS ONC SFM

Importance of Balance

nutrition in different crops 1 1 6 0 0 0 12 0 6 0

Dhar IS ONC PLP IPM in vegetable crops 1 1 3 0 2 0 11 0 4 0

Dhar

IS ONC CP

Water management &

conservation Techniques 1 1 3 0 1 0 13 0 7 0

Table 5.2. Details of Vocational training programmes for Rural Youth conducted by the KVKs

Name of

KVK Training title Crop / Enterprise

Identified

Thrust Area

Duration

of

training

(days)

Number of Beneficiaries

Gen SC ST

Others

M F M F M F M F

Dhar Production and Management of Kadaknath

and Desi Poultry Birds (2) Poultry LPM 3 5 0 5 0 30 0 0 0

Dhar Housing and feeding management of Goat

Farming for Income generation Goatry LPM 3 0 0 0 0 19 0 0 0

Dhar Vermiculture & vermi composting (2) Organic Farming SFM 3 0 0 0 0 28 0 23 0

Dhar Cultivation of vegetables in protected

condition Vegetables HOV 3 0 0 0 0 9 0 12 0

Dhar Establishment of Nursery for self employment Nursery HOS 3 0 0 0 0 14 0 6 0

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Table 5.3. Details of training programme conducted for livelihood security in rural areas by the KVKs

Name of

KVK

Training title Self employed after training Number of

persons employed

else where

Type of units Number of

units

Number of

persons employed Dhar Production and Management of Kadaknath Deep liter system 05 10 -

Dhar Net collection & processing of mahua flowers for kishmish 15 30 -

Dhar Nursery management 02 06 -

Dhar Seed production technology 08 24 -

Dhar Vermin composting 10 20 -

Dhar Production and processing of chilli 05 12

Production and processing of turmeric 05 12

Table 5.4. Sponsored Training Programmes

Name of

KVK Title

Thematic

area (as given

in

abbreviation

table)

Sub-theme

(as per

column no

5 of Table

T1)

Client

(FW/

RY/

IS)

Dura-

tion

(days

)

No. of

courses

No. of Participants

Sponsorin

g Agency

Fund

received

for

training

(Rs.)

Gen Others SC ST

M F M F M F M F

Dhar Diploma in Agriculture

Extension Services for

Input Dealers (DAESI)

OTH - Input

Dealers 336 01 21 0

19

0 0 0 0 0 Manage,

Hyderabad 8,00000

Dhar Training cum Awareness

programme on Plant

Protection and Farmer’s

Right Act

OTH - FW 01 01 18 0 5

2 0 72 13 0 0

PPV&FR,

New Delhi 80, 000

Dhar Skill development on

Poultry and Dairy

management

LPM - RY 07 01 0 0 6 0 0 0 9 0 ATMA,

Dhar 42, 000

Dhar Skill development of

SHGs CBD

LPM,

WOE, OTH FW 01 55 0 14 0 115 0 96 0 615

ATMA,

Dhar 2,75000

Dhar Rural ornament and hand

begs making CBD

OTH FW 03 01 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38

TSP, COA.

Indore 63, 000

Dhar Preparation of soy

products CBD

OTH FW 01 01 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40

TSP, COA.

Indore 21, 000

Dhar Value addition of aonla CBD

OTH FW 01 01 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40

TSP, COA.

Indore 21, 000

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Table 5.5 Training Programmes for Panchayatiraj Institutions Office-bearers & members - Nil

Name of

KVK Title

Thematic area

(as given in

abbreviation

table)

Sub-theme

(as per

column no

5 of Table

T1)

Client

(FW/

RY/

IS)

Dura-

tion

(days)

No. of

courses

No. of Participants

Sponsoring

Agency

Fund

received for

training

(Rs.)

Gen Others SC ST

M F M F M F M F

Dhar

Dhar

Table 5.6 Evaluation/Follow up & Impact of the training programmes conducted by the KVK (all types of trainings)

Name of

KVK

Title of the

training

No. of

trainees

Change in

knowledge

(Score)

Change in Production

(q/ha)

Change in Income

(Rs)

Impact on

1. Area expanded (ha)

2. No. of farmers adopted (no.)

3. % change in knowledge, production &

Income Before After Before After Before After

Dhar Kadaknath and

Deshi bird

rearing

05 15 75 50 birds 100 2100 13500/-

Gain knowledge of rearing in deep liter

system in place of back yard.

Dhar Nursery raising

of Tomato, Chili

and Onion

05 15 80 - - 10500 36000/-

By selling seedling farmers earned income

ranged from 19500/- to 33000/- per year

Dhar Hi-tech

Vegetable

production

Technology

10 20 70 85 205 65500 145000 to

195000/-

Increased area 65 ha before it was only 7.5

ha, Farmers are now growing on raised beds

resulting low losses of pests and disease.

Dhar Dairy

management 05 20 75 3.5l/buffalo

/day

4.20/buffalo

/day 25300 30550

Increased knowledge on balance feeding,

deworming & vaccination resulting increased

the milk productivity.

Dhar Seed

Production

Technology

(SHG)

10 35 80 14 20 48500 450000

Gain knowledge of roughing, grading by

spiral separater, cleaning & storing the seed

before selling & maintained the quality of

seed which enhanced the productivity and

income.

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6. EXTENSION ACTIVITIES

Name

of the

KVK Activity

No. of

activities

(Targeted)

No. of

activities

(Achieved)

Detail of Participants Remarks

Farmers

(Others)

SC/ST

(Farmers)

Extension

Officials Purpose Topic s Crop Stages

M F M F M F

Dhar Field Day 07 11 213 29 463 93 11 0

Technologies

dissemination - Reproductive

Dhar Kisan Mela 02 4 2220 118 6840 840 60 5

Technologies

dissemination -

Dhar Kisan Ghosthi 04 9 221 0 1065 0 5 0

Technologies

dissemination -

Dhar Exhibition 08 8 2150 108 5885 655 15 2

Technologies

dissemination -

Dhar Film Show 16 8 85 5 190 20 9 1

Technologies

dissemination -

Dhar Method

Demonstrations 04 4 05 0 15 0 2 0

Technologies

dissemination -

Dhar Farmers Seminar 02 2 35 0 65 0 5 0

Technologies

dissemination -

Dhar Workshop 0 2 47 0 61 0 7 0

Technologies

dissemination -

Dhar Group meetings 04 6 128 15 198 36 4 0

Technologies

dissemination -

Dhar Lectures delivered as

resource persons 20 50 189 35 605 142 12 0

Technologies

dissemination -

Dhar Newspaper coverage 20 38 Mass Mass Mass Mass Mass Mass

Technologies

dissemination - Various stages

Dhar Radio talks 08 8

Mass Mass Mass Mass Mass Mass Technologies

dissemination -

Dhar TV talks 0 0 Mass Mass Mass Mass Mass Mass - -

Dhar Popular articles 10 2


dissemination -

Dhar Extension Literature 08 8


dissemination -

Dhar Farm advisory

Services 50 60 46000 0 53 0 0 0

Technologies

dissemination -

Dhar Scientific visit to 110 90 821 11 1223 81 13 2 Technologies -

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Name

of the

KVK Activity

No. of

activities

(Targeted)

No. of

activities

(Achieved)

Detail of Participants Remarks

Farmers

(Others)

SC/ST

(Farmers)

Extension

Officials Purpose Topic s Crop Stages

M F M F M F

farmers field dissemination

Dhar Farmers visit to KVK 3000 8340 2065 120 5225 835 89 6

Technologies

dissemination -

Dhar Diagnostic visits 50 28 418 3 936 8 32 2

Technologies

dissemination - Various stages

Dhar Exposure visits 02 3 35 0 90 5 5 2

Technologies

dissemination -

Dhar Ex-trainees

Sammelan 04 2 38 0 112 0 0 0

Technologies

dissemination -

Dhar Soil health Camp 04 04 68 0 160 18 4 0

Technologies

dissemination - Before sowing

Dhar Animal Health Camp 6 6 431 4 198 13 5 0

Technologies

dissemination -

Dhar Agri mobile clinic 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - -

Dhar Soil test campaigns 02 5 118 0 395 9 3 0

Technologies

dissemination - Before sowing

Dhar Farm Science Club

conveners meet 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - -

Dhar Self Help Group

conveners meetings 04 4 12 0 46 0 4 0

Technologies

dissemination -

Dhar Mahila Mandals

conveners meetings 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -

Dhar Celebration of

important days

Parthanium Day

- 02 0 0 52 5 0 0 Technologies

dissemination -

Dhar Jai Jawan Jai Vigyan - 04 85 0 105 35 3 0

Technologies

dissemination -

Dhar Soil Health Day - 01 130 15 360 85 12 0

Technologies

dissemination -

Dhar Kisan Sabha (Gram

Udai se Bharat Udai) - 84 3220 0 4540 780 320 09

Technologies

dissemination

Dhar Namami Devi

Narmade (Jaivik

Sangoshti)

- 04 1950 635 2650 1135 65 11 Technologies

dissemination

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7. Literature Developed/Published (with full title, author & reference)

7.1 KVK Newsletters

KVK Name Date of start Periodicity Number of copies printed Number of copies distributed

Dhar April-June, 16 Quarterly 1000 950

Dhar July-September, 16 Quarterly 1000 950

Dhar October-December, 16 Quarterly 1000 950

Dhar January-March, 17 Quarterly 1000 950

7.2 Literature developed/published

KVK

Name

Type Title Author’s name Number of

copies Dhar Folder Pradhan Manti Fasal Beema Yojna Kirad K S, Badaya A.K , Chauhan S. S &.Gatihye G. S &

Rajpoot,

5000

Dhar Folder Mrida Swasthya Card and its importance Kirad K S, Badaya, A.K , Chauhan, S. S, Gatihye, G. S. &

Rajpoot, J.S.

5000

Dhar Booklet Podha Kism avum Krishak Adhikar sankshan

Adhiniyam

Kirad K S, Badaya, A.K , Chauhan, S. S &.Gatihye, G. S

& Rajpoot,

250

7.3 Details of Electronic Media Produced

KVK Name Type of media (CD / VCD / DVD / Audio-

Cassette)

Title of the programme Number

Dhar

DVD

Mahua collection technology

Processing of fruit & vegetable

Soya products

Ridge & furrow sowing

Kadaknath rearing in deep liter system

1

1

1

1

1

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8. Production and supply of Technological products 8.1 SEED production

KVK Name

Major group/class Crop Variety Quantity (qt.) Value (Rs.) Provided to

No. of Farmers

Expected area

coverage (ha.)

Dhar Oilseed Soybean JS 9305 302 3095500 - 403

Soybean RVS2001-4 21 215250

Dhar Gram Gram JAKI 9218 160 1660500 - 200

Cereal Wheat HI 1544 10 30000 - 10

8.2 Planting Material production

KVK

Name

Major group/class Crop Variety Nos. Value (Rs.) Provided to No. of

Farmers

Expected area

coverage (ha.)

Dhar Vegetable Tomato US 1057 25000 25000 25 1.0

Drum stick

Dhar Spice Onion AFDR 125000 30000 43 3.25

Dhar Flower Marigold Pusa narangi 10000 10000 05 0.50

Dhar Gallardia Deshi 20000 10000 05 0.50

8.3 Production Units (bio-agents / bio pesticides/ bio fertilizers etc.) * Name of product should follow same pattern and spelled correct

KVK

Name

Major Group Bio agent/Bio

fertilizers/Bio Pesticides

Name of the Product

Qty

(In Kg)

Qty

(In No)

Value (Rs.) Provided to No.

of Farmers

Expected area coverage

(ha.)

Dhar Bio Agents Nil

Dhar Bio Agents Nil

Dhar Bio Fertilizer Nil

Dhar Bio Fertilizer Nil

8.4 Livestock and fisheries production KVK Name Name of the animal / bird /

aquatics

Breed Type of Produce Qty. (kg/qt./litre ) Value (Rs.) No. of

Beneficiaries

Dhar

Kadaknath chick/ hen/ eggs Kadaknath Egg, hen & chicks Chicks-2241

Eggs- 65

Hen- 59

1, 64, 746 35

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9. Activities of Soil and Water Testing Laboratory 9.1 Details of soil samples analyzed so far :

KVK Name Status of

establishment

of Lab

Year of

establishment

Details No. of Samples No. of Farmers No. of Villages Amount

realized

Soil report

distributed to the

farmers (Nos)

Dhar

Static 2011

pH, EC, OC (%), N,

P, K & other

micronutrients (6)

5540 23405 128 8, 97, 000 11240

9.2 Details of water samples analyzed so far : NIL

KVK Name Status of

establishment

of Lab

Year of

establishment

Details No. of Samples No. of Farmers No. of Villages Amount realized

Water report

distributed to the

farmers (Nos)

Dhar - -

10. Rainwater Harvesting- NIL

Training programmes conducted by using Rainwater Harvesting Demonstration Unit

Name of KVK Date Title of the training course

Client

(PF/RY/EF) No. of

Courses

No. of Participants

including SC/ST

No. of SC/ST Participants

Male Female Total Male Female Total

Dhar

11. Utilization of Farmers Hostel facilities

KVK Name Months Year Title of the training course Duration of training

No. of

trainees

stayed

Trainee

days (days

stayed)

Reason for

short fall (if

any)

Accommodation

available (No. of

beds)

Dhar April 16 to

March 17

2016-17 Four Training Programme of ATMA

and NGOs 02 days each 105 01 - 25-30

12. Utilization of Staff Quarters facilities

KVK Name Year of construction Year of allotment No. of quarters

occupied

No. of quarters

vacant Reasons for vacant quarters, if any

Dhar 2009 2012-13 6 - -

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13. Details of SAC Meeting

KVK Name Date of SAC

meeting

No. of SAC

members attended Major recommendations

Dhar 17.06.2016 20

Under crop diversification pigeon pea should be promoted to grow by Dharwad system to get higher

productivity for this trainings and demonstrations to be planned through ATMA, Dhar.

Looking to the past experiences in chilli virus, continuous awareness programmes to be organized through line

departments to promote IPM.

Dhar 04.11.2016 15 Climate resilience based technologies such as raised bed planting, ridge and furrow, water management through

drip system etc to be promoted through demonstrations on various crops & vegetables.

14. Status of Kisan Mobile Advisory (KVK-KMA)

KVK

Name

No. of messages sent No. of beneficiary Sponsoring agency (NIC, Farmers Portal, etc.) Major recommendations

Farmers Ext. Pers.

Dhar 50 46000 53 Farmers Portal -

15. Status of Convergence with various agricultural schemes (Central & State sponsored) - Nil

KVK Name Name of scheme Name of Agency

(Central/state)

Funds received

(Rs.) Activities organized

Operational

Area

Remarks

Dhar MMKTY State 4, 00000/- Strengthening of IFS model KVK To be completed

Dhar

16. Status of Revolving Funds (Rs.)

KVK Name Account No. Opening balance (Rs.) Closing balance (Rs.) Current status (Rs.)

Dhar 30657822680 7, 92, 252 11, 06, 784 11, 32, 784

17. Awards & Recognitions

KVK Name Name of award /awardee Type of award

(Ind./Group/Inst./Farmer) Awarding Organizations

Amount received

Dhar Best KVK Award Zone-VII Inst. ICAR 4.00 lakh

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18. Details of KVK Agro-technological Park.

a) Have you prepared layout plan, where sent? S .No. Name of KVK Technology park proposal developed (yes/no) If yes, where sent ? (ZPD/DES/any other, pl. sp.)

1 Dhar Yes DES

b) Details about Technology Park

Name of

KVK Name of Component of

Park

Detail Information (If established)

Dhar Crop Cafeteria Kharif-2016 Soybean : JS 20-34, JS-95-60, JS-93-05, RVS 2001-04, JS-335, JS-97-52, JS 20- 29, NRC 86,

Nirmal-15, S-1025, S -6124, Arjun 3

Maize : Moti 501, GK 3101, JVM-421, Kanchan Makka, Komal,Ganga Kaveri ,

KMH 3712, US 103 & Sathi

Black Gram: PU-31, LBG-65, JU-86, Uttara (IPU 94-1), JU-3, PU-31

Rabi-2016-17

Wheat- GW-322, GW 366, HI-2932, DL-788-2, HI 1563, JW-3173, HD 2987,

HI 8381, JW 17, RVW-4106, HI-1418, HI 1544, HI 1479, DBW-110,

HI 1531, HI 1500, HW 2004, JW-3336, HI-8737, HI-8713, HI-8381,

HI 8498, HI-8691, HI 8663, HD 4672, HI- 8627,Lok-1, HI-1605,

HI-8759.

Chick pea: JG-11, JG-6, JG-130, Vishal, JAKI 9218, JG-218, JG-16,

ICPK 2004-29, RVG 202, JGK-3, RVKG-101, PKV-4.

Onion : AFLR, Bhima Super & Bhima Subhra

Garlic : G-282

Pea : Arkel

Cucumber: AVIVA

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Tomato: US 1057, Himshikhar, US-1143, TO-2048, NS 629, NS 538

Marigold: Maxima Yellow, New China orange, Kalkatti, Pusa Narangi

Okra: VRO-6, VRO-22

Dhar Technology Desk 1

Dhar Visitors Gallery 1

Dhar Technology Exhibition 1

Dhar Technology Gate-Valve 1

c). Crop Cafeteria-

Sr. No. Theme of Crop Cafeteria No. of Crop Cafeteria

1 Ridge and furrow system Soybean, Maize, Green gram, Black gram,

2. Raised bed system Wheat, Chick pea, Marigold,

3. Mulching with Drip irrigation system Vegetables & flower

19. Farm Innovators- list of 10 Farm Innovators from the District Sr.

No.

Name of

KVK

Name of Farm Innovator Name of the Innovation Address of the farmer with Mobile No.

1 Dhar Shri Kishan Katare Organic vegetable Farming Village Kothi Sodpur, Block- Nalcha,

2 Dhar Shri Dinesh Mohanlal Patidar Resource Conservation Technology Village Mandavi, Block – Manavar, Dhar, 9893448942

3 Dhar Shri Narendra Bhagirath Hi Tech Horticulture Village Labarawada, Block – Dhar, Dhar 9926045453

4 Dhar Shri Rajaram Bhuralal Resource Conservation Technology and

Raised Bed Planting

Village Sultanpur Block Sardarpur Dhar 9926932992

5 Dhar Shri Aditya Gokulsingh Gohil Hi Tech Horticulture Village Pinjaraya, Block Dhar, 9977419933

6 Dhar Shri Biharilal Resource Conservation Village Sunarkhedi Sangesra, Block Dhar, 9926837925

7 Dhar Shri Mohanlal Patidar Banana Production Village Bhavariya, Block Kukshi Dhar, 9425087536

8 Dhar Shri Ramesh Choel Medicinal Grower Village Balipur, Block Manavar, Dhar 9981955745

9 Dhar Shri Shakeel Ahmad Goatary Village Utarasi, Block Dhar, Dhar 9685751000

10 Dhar Shti Dhansingh Patel Hi Tech Horticulture Village Baroda, Block Nalchaa, Dhar 993520644

20. KVK interaction with progressive farmers

Sr. No. Date and month of interaction programme with progressive farmers No. of progressive farmers to be participated

Dhar 30.08.2016 80

Dhar 06.12.2016 80

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21. Outreach of KVK

Name of KVK Number of Blocks Number of Villages

Intensive Extensive Intensive Extensive

Dhar 5 8 37 905

Intensive- OFTS, FLDS etc

Extensive- Literatures, Publications, and Awareness programmes etc.

22. Technology Demonstration under Tribal Sub Plan on Pulses/ Programme on Harnessing Pulses/ Quality Protein

Maize, if applicable. Sr.

No.

Name of crop under Technology

demonstration

Area under the programme No. of Extension Activities Remarks / Lessons learnt

1 Black gram 8.0 04 -

2 Chick pea 32.0 04 -

3 Lentil 4.0 02

23. KVK Ring Sr. No. Name of Ring Partner Sharing Activity Lessons learnt/ Experiences gained.

01 KVK, Jhabua Technology Transfer Training on Small Poultry Farming, Exposure visit and SAC

02 KVK, Dewas Technology Transfer -

24. Important visitors to KVK Name of

KVK

Name of Visitor Date of Visit ICAR SAUs Others Remarks

Dhar Smt Malti Mohan Patel, Adhyaksha, Zila Panchayat, Dhar 05.04.2016 - - √

Dhar Shri Rajeev Yadav, Adhyaksh, Sahkari Bank, Dhar 05.04.2016 - - √

Dhar Shri Shriman Shukla, District Collector, Dhar 04.10.2016 - - -

Dhar Dr S.K. Shrivastava, Director Extension, RVSKVV 17.06.2016 - √ -

Dhar Shri Y P Singh, 04.10.2016 - - √

Dhar Shri Lakhan Yadav, Board Member, RVSKVV 21.10. 2016 - √ -

Dr PN Huche, Head, Soil & water for citrus, NRCC, Nagpur 05.11.2016 √ - -

Dr C Murkute, PS, NRCC, Nagpur 05.11.2016 √ - -

Dhar Shri VikramjiVerma, Former Cabinet Minister, Dhar 05.12.2016 - - √

Dhar Smt Neena Verma Madam, MLA, Dhar 05.12.2016 - - √



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Dhar Shri Ravindra Chaudhary,CEO, Dhar 05.12.2016 - - √

Dhar Shri A. K. Ingle, Registrar, JNKVV, Jabalpur 15.12.2016 - √ -

Dhar Dr K Narayana Gowda, Ex- Vice Chancellor, UAS, Banglore 27.12. 2016 √ - -

Dhar Dr M P Thakur, DES, IGAU, Raipur 27.12. 2016 √ -

Dhar Dr Anupam Mishra, Director, ATARI, Jabalpur 27.12. 2016 √ - -


Dhar Smt Resham Bai, Adhyaksh, Janpad Panchayat, Dhar 20.02.2017 - - √

Dhar Shri Ram Patidar, Board Member, RVSKVV 20.02.2017 - √ -

Dhar Smt Resham Bai, Adhyaksh, Janpad Panchayat, Dhar 22.03.2017 - - √


Dhar Dr SD Billore, PS, IISR, Indore 23.03.2017 √ - -

25. Status of KVK Website: Sr.

No.

Name of KVK Date of start of website No. of updates since inception No. of visitors

1 Dhar in 2011 67 more than 5000

26. E-CONNECTIVITY Name of KVK

Number and Date of Lecture delivered from KVK Hub No. of lectors

organized by KVK

Brief

achievements

Remarks

Date No. of Staff

attended

No. of call received

from Hub

No. of Call mate to Hub by KVK

Dhar

Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

27. Status of RTI NIL Sr. No. Name of KVK No. of RTI applications received No. of RTI appeals Remarks

1 Dhar Nil Nil Nil

28. Status of Citizen Charter NIL Sr. No. Name of KVK Query received ( Nos) Query Disposed ( Nos) Remarks

Nil Nil Nil Nil

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29. Attended HRD Programmes organized by ZPD

Name of KVK Name of Staff Post held Programme attended

(Nos)

Remarks

Dhar Dr A. K. Badaya Senior Scientist 01 -

Dhar Dr J. R. Rajpoot Scientist 01 -

Dhar Mrs Sanyukta Pandey Programme Assistant (Computer) 01 -

Total

Name of KVK Total Number of staff Attended HRD Programme organized by ZPD (nos) Total Number of Programme attended (Nos)

Dhar 03 03

30. Attended HRD Programmes organized by DES

Name of KVK Name of Staff Post held Programme attended (Nos) Remarks

Dhar Dr K. S. Kirad Senior Scientist & Head 02 -

Dhar Dr S.S. Chauhan Scientist 02 -

Dhar Sh G. S. Gathiye Scientist 02 -

Dhar Sh D.S. Mandloi Programme Assistant (Horticulture) 02 -

Name of KVK Total Number of staff Attended HRD Programmes organized by DES (nos) Total Number of Programmes attended (Nos)

Dhar 04 08

31. Attended HRD Programmes by KVK Staff (Refresher course, Short course, Training programme etc.)

Name of

KVK

Name of Staff Post held Programmes attended (Nos) Remarks

Dhar Dr K. S. Kirad Senior Scientist & Head 01 21 days refresher course

Dhar Dr S.S. Chauhan Scientist 01 21 days refresher course

Name of KVK Total Number of staff Attended HRD Programmes by KVK staff (nos) Total Number of Programmes attended (Nos)

Dhar 02 02

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32. Agri alert report (Epidemic, high serious nature problem, Cyclone etc. reported first time to ZPD, SAU, Agri. Deptt. and ICAR)- Nil

Name of KVK Alert observed

Particulars

Reported to organization

Dhar Nil

33. DETAILS OF TECHNOLOGY WEEK CELEBRATIONS (23 09.16 to 30.09.2016) Name of KVK Types of Activities

No. of

Activities

Number of

Participants

Related crop/livestock technology

Dhar Gosthies 4 135

Production technology of Soybean, maize, Wheat,

Micro-irrigation & HI- tech Vegetables

Dhar Lectures organized 15 265

Various aspects on agricultural, IPN, IWM, INM,

vermi compost & farm implements

Dhar Exhibition 2 150

Implements, Seed samples, Organic Inputs,

Technological Charts, Models etc.

Dhar Film show 4 450

Vemiculture, farm implements, IPM, INM, Micro

irrigation & other CDs of ICAR

Dhar Fair 1 650

Implements, Seed samples, Technological Charts,

Models etc.

Dhar Farm Visit 4 176 Crop cafeteria, Green house & vermi compost unit

Dhar Diagnostic Practical’s 4 54

Demonstrations of implements, tractor mounted

sprayers, seed grader etc.

Dhar Distribution of Literature (No.) 1000 550

Various package of practices of soybean, vermin

compost, chick pea production technology etc.

Dhar Distribution of Seed (q) - 0 Kits of vegetable seeds

Dhar Distribution of Planting materials (No.) - 0 Drum sticks, onion, vegetables

Dhar Bio Product distribution (Kg) - 0 -

Dhar Bio Fertilizers (q) - 0 -

Dhar Distribution of fingerlings (No) - 0 -

Dhar Distribution of Livestock specimen (No.) 525 10 -

Dhar Total number of farmers visited the technology week - 2440

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34. INTERVENTIONS ON DROUGHT MITIGATION - Nil

Introduction of alternate crops/varieties Name of KVK Crops/cultivars Area (ha) Number of beneficiaries

Major area coverage under alternate crops/varieties- Nil Name of KVK Crops Area (ha) Number of beneficiaries

Farmers-scientists interaction on livestock management- Nil Name of KVK Livestock components Number of interactions No. of participants

Animal health camps organized - Name of KVK Number of camps No. of animals No.of farmers

Dhar 06 156 98

Seed distribution in drought hit states- Nil Name of KVK Crops Quantity (qtl) Coverage of

area (ha)

Number of

farmers

Seedlings and Saplings distributed - Nil Name of KVK Crops Quantity (No.s) Coverage of

area (ha)

Number of

farmers

Seedlings

Bio-control Agents - Nil Name of KVK Bio-control Agents

Quantity (q) Coverage of

Area (ha)

No. of farmers

Bio-Fertilizer- Nil Name of KVK Bio-Fertilizer Quantity (kg) Coverage of Area (ha) No. of farmers

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Verms Produced- Nil Name of KVK Verms Produced Quantity (q) Coverage of

Area (ha)

No. of Farmers

Dhar

Large scale adoption of resource conservation technologies

Name of KVK Crops/cultivars and list of resource conservation technologies

introduced

Area (ha) Number of farmers

Dhar Soybean- Raised bed planting, BBF 88500 31565

Dhar Maize- Raised bed planting 3850 41550

Dhar Vegetables- Raised bed planting with mulching 17650 19350

Awareness campaign

Name of

KVK

Meetings Gosthies Field days Farmers fair Exhibition Film show

No. No. of farmers No. No. of

farmers

No. No. of

farmers

No. No. of farmers No. No. of

farmers

No. No. of farmers

Dhar 04 152 03 180 - - 01 3500 05 3500 06 310

* With the convergence of Deptt. Of Agriculture, ATMA, Deptt. Of Horticulture, Dhar

35. Proposal of NICRA - NIL 1. Technologies to be Demonstrated

Name of Technology Name of Crop Area (ha.) Yield % change in Yield No. of farmers benefitted

2. Proposed Extension Activities in NICRA Village

Name of Activity Number of Participants/Beneficiaries to be Covered

Farmers Farm Women Official Total

3. Proposed Training Activities in NICRA Village

Name of Activity Number of Participants/Beneficiaries to be Covered

Farmers Farm Women Official Total

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4. Proposed Activities for Fodder Bank

Established (Years) Capacity Current Status

5. Proposed Activities for Seed Bank

Established (Years) Capacity Current Status

6. Public Representative/District Administration Visited in NICRA Village

Name of Representative/Officer Designation Date of Visit Any Special Remark by Visitors

7. Feedback of Farmers for future improvement, if any.- Nil

36. Proposed works under NAIP (in NAIP monitoring format) - Nil

37. Case study / Success Story to be developed – Two best only in the following format

Name of the KVK, TITLE, Introduction, KVK intervention, Output, Outcome and Impact

Sr. no. Name of KVK No. of success stories No. of case studies

Dhar 01 01

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Success Story: 1 Name of KVK : Dhar

Title: Enhanced income & secured livelihood through cucumber cultivation

Introduction: Cucumber has been traditionally cultivated by the farmers of Nimar region of Dhar district in their fields as a mixed crop

with cotton during the Kharif season (June to October). Kharif crop of cucumber are harvested during rainy season and fetch a good price

due to large production during the peak season. However, there is high market demand of cucumber during this season in the states like

Rajasthan, Maharastra, Gujrat, New Delhi etc but efforts were not made by the farmers to cultivate cucumber scientifically. A transformation

happened in the life of Shri Mahadev S/o Rajnath Patidar of village Lolari, during 2015, when he attended various trainings programmes at

the KVK and interacted with the scientists. He came to know about various hybrid varieties of cucumber matching very well in cotton-wheat

cropping system prevailing in Dharampuri block. Further, he also helped to obtain quality seeds and liquid fertilizers & use of plasticulture

in hi- tech farming. He grown cucumber hybrid Swan chiatai in one acre with the investment of Rs 48, 000/-

KVK intervention: Sensing the possibility of growing the cucumber and its economic value the KVK intervened by imparting trainings,

technical know- how etc, to many interested farmers. The technical guidance given by the KVK scientist resulted positively and this made

him to take up cucumber cultivation in a onr acre and his crop soon hit the markets and earned him a good fortune as the produce fetched a

much better income than the seasonal crops like cotton, soybean, maize etc..

Output: On an average he could harvest 240 q/acre of cucumber which were earning a net profit of Rs. 1, 92, 000/-.

Outcome: Now, Shri Mahadev Patidar has been implimemting scientific technologies with other crops like chilli, maize, cotton etc. Thus

he has secured his livelihool and generating more employment to the land less farmers.

Impact: Today, with his success, not only the Lohari villagers but also farmers from the neighboring villages viz, Bank pura, Semalda,

Dhegda and Dasoda also took up cucumber cultivation and getting higher profit.

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Cultivation of Cucumber on raised bed with mulching & drip system

Grading, packing & marketing of cucumber

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Case study-1

Title : Organically produced vegetables & spices sustained the production & secured the livelihood of tribal women of SHGs

Introduction : Dhar is tribal dominated district consisting three agroclimatic zones under which more or less resources are available in time for

their livelihood security especially of tribal farmers & farm women. The farmers are having very less land holding up to 0.5 to 3.0 ha in the village

& soil fertility is very poor resulting low yield of crops, vegetables & spices.

KVK intervention : A SHG of 12 farm women is formed by KVK with the help of DSC NGO of Gujrat working in Dhar. The SHG made

collection & saved Rs. 62643/- during the year. They motivated for organic farming & got on campus & off trainings by KVK Scientists for Vermi

coposting and made exposure visits to improve soil fertility and organic farming in small holding & motivate to other farmers/ women. By the help

& inspiration by KVK Scientists Smt Khajuri bai of the village provided the land to SHG for starting the project of Vermi composting. All the

members decided to work together in group participatory approach and each member will help for 2 hours for the collection of farm waste, cow drug

and other required material. Initially they prepared 5 beds of 10X5X2 feet. They purchased required equipments and worms @ Rs 250/- per kg, in

this way they purchased 10 kg worms with the help of KVK.

Output : All the 10 members performed all the necessary duty regularly. In this way they prepared 20 quintal compost during six months.

They distributed among them 2.0 quintals compost to each member and used in cultivation of Ginger, Chili and Cucurbitaceous vegetables.

Outcome : During another 6 months they prepared 40 quintals Vermi compost which was sold @ 500/quintal to other farmers. In this way they

earned Rs 20,000/- by vermicompost. Presently farmers of the village are only using organic products in their small holding. They are selling

organic vegetables to nearby Market of Kukshi at higher prices. Data collected from SHG members by KVK that Ginger was sold @ Rs 100/- per

kg which is preferred by the consumers. In this way they are getting 30% more income. Others farmers of the same village & other villages are

making contacts to the SHG for knowing the technology.

Impact : At present in addition to SHG members, 23 more farm & farm women are doing organic farming & selling Vermicompost & worms

at reasonable price. In addition to organic farming they are getting additional income by selling vermicompost & worms for secured livelihood. In

the village 12.5 ha area has come under organic farming & farmers of other three adjoining villages are moving towards organic farming &

preparing organic products like vermin wash, vermin compost. Farmers are growing others cucurbitaceous, leafy vegetables organically.

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Method of vermi composting by SHG women Group

Cultivation & processing of turmeric and Ginger

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38. Well labeled Photographs for each activity of the KVK (Soft copies as well as hard copy- specially for all OFT along with the problem)

JPG folder enclosed

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