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Eleventh Meeting of National Eleventh Meeting of National Food Security Mission Executive Food Security Mission Executive Committee Committee
Government of West Bengal
Department of Agriculture
15th January, 2013AJC Bose Hall,Krishi Bhavan, New Delhi
1a. Comparative Productivity of Rice in West Bengal From 2006-07-2012-13
Sl No.
District
Rice Productivity in Kg / ha
2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-122012-13 (2nd
Advanced Estimate)
1 Jalpaiguri 1824 1578 1662 1913 2203 2091
2 Coochbehar 1862 1768 1615 2047 2386 2198
3 Uttar Dinajpur 2301 2432 2320 2180 2627 2699
4 South 24-Parganas 2492 2030 2211 2098 2302 2322
5 Howrah 2084 2199 1795 1678 2639 2105
6 Purulia 2607 2449 2472 2254 1712 2706
7 Paschim Medinipur 2318 2767 2583 2605 2787 2706
8 Purba Medinipur 2429 2074 2163 2357 2734 2527
NFSM district total
2325 2298 2228 2255 2515 2485
% Increase over 06-07
- -1.2 -4.2 -3.1 8.2 6.9
1 Darjeeling 1866 1844 2115 2335 2412 2209
2 Maldah 3051 3261 2962 2834 3140 2986
3 Murshidabad 2609 2867 2813 2788 2833 2727
4 Nadia 3088 2837 2884 2784 2759 2953
5 North 24-Parganas 2884 2722 2685 2800 2711 2698
6 Dakshin Dinajpur 2412 2486 2443 2436 2955 2573
7 Hooghly 2830 2800 2866 2872 3093 2911
8 Burdwan 3059 2923 2815 3050 2960 2951
9 Birbhum 2772 3098 3078 2686 3003 2913
10 Bankura 2524 2815 2764 2663 2563 2970
Other district total 2829 2785 2768 2804 2898 2868
West Bengal 2593 2573 2533 2547 2708 2688 2741
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1b Comparative Productivity of WHEAT in West Bengal From 2006-07 to 2012-13
3
Sl. No. Districts
Wheat Productivity in Kg / ha
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13 (2nd Advanced Estimate
1 Jalpaiguri 2055 2329 2086 2269 2301 2492
2 Coochbehar 1956 2192 1622 1985 2034 2214
3 Uttar Dinajpur 2448 2694 2486 2696 2731 2414
4 Dakshin Dinajpur 2476 2958 2898 2982 3019 3236
NFSM district total 2278 2561 2329 2531 2582 2521
% Increase over 06-07 - 12.4 2.2 11.1 13.3 10.6
1 Darjeeling 1428 1764 1371 1673 1730 2083
2 Maldah 2591 2942 2704 2938 3027 3030
3 Murshidabad 2154 2557 2537 2843 2971 2838
4 Nadia 2188 2328 2348 2549 2536 3078
5 North 24-Parganas 2397 2562 2218 2823 2679 2835
6 South 24-Parganas 2051 2015 1406 2079 2557 3061
7 Howrah 1551 2234 1567 - 2040 1187
8 Hooghly 2149 2186 2320 2528 2656 2411
9 Burdwan 2278 2718 2327 2443 2193 2413
10 Birbhum 2643 2952 2816 2649 2672 2612
11 Bankura 2151 2227 1990 2390 2270 2373
12 Purulia 2047 2345 2030 1614 2559 2237
13 Paschim Midnapur 2143 2539 1926 1931 2393 1977
14 Purba Midnapur 2323 2599 2432 2449 2570 2431
Non-NFSM district Total 2282 2613 2536 2726 2817 2844
West Bengal 2281 2602 2490 2680 2759 2765 2769
1c Comparative Productivity of Pulses in West Bengal From 2006-07 to 2012-13
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Sl No. Districts
Pulse Productivity in Kg / ha
2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-122012-13 (2nd Advanced
Estimate)
1 Maldah 861 1000 868 1149 989 943
2 Murshidabad 693 809 785 975 900 9523 Nadia 724 791 760 890 974 935
4 Birbhum 773 1019 937 891 1004 958
5 Purulia 437 392 439 333 266 353
NFSM Districts 717 827 767 903 902 900% Increase over 06-07 - 15.3 6.9 25.9 25.8 25.5
1 Darjeeling 609 629 586 536 630 670
2 Jalpaiguri 505 521 527 512 616 660
3 Coochbehar 551 625 618 711 730 695
4 Uttar Dinajpur 571 553 694 886 713 565
5 Dakshin Dinajpur 402 471 577 670 434 373
6 North 24-Parganas 576 715 695 961 910 983
7 South 24-Parganas 641 696 688 730 921 810
8 Howrah 548 802 795 709 721 988
9 Hooghly 701 619 773 687 570 974
10 Burdwan 396 530 552 759 997 1094
11 Bankura 551 881 787 861 780 684
12 Paschim Medinipur 577 776 729 702 728 708
13 Purba Medinipur 1205 779 90 95 1341 1332
Non-NFSM Districts 671 688 571 661 778 810
Total West Bengal 703 786 705 825 896 890 927
2. Crop wise Production Estimates of Kharif and Rabi in West Bengal during 2012-13
Sl. No.
Crop Production (in ‘000 tonnes)
Kharif ( As per Partial report of Crop
Cutting & States own Assessment)
Rabi ( As per States
own Assessment)
Total
1 Rice 10400 4400 14800
2 Wheat - 900 900
3 Total Pulses
32.4 167.75 200.15
4 Total Food Grain
10545.88 5792.1 16337.978
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3. Financial Statement 2012-13 (Rs. In lakh)
Component
Approved Plan
Unspent Balance of 2011-12* (Provision
al)
Fund Release from GOI
Total Fund
Available during
2012-13
ExpenditureUp to
31.12.2012
Anticipated
Expenditure
during2012-13
Further Requirement of Fund
during 2012-13
NFSM - Rice
3662.85
651.72 1757.75
2409.47
1819.07841
2806.25
396.78
NFSM – Wheat
831.84 396.41 68.75 465.16 530.36128
759.84 294.68
NFSM – Pulses
897.49 336.51 - 336.51 369.3049 872.20 535.69
A3P (Urd + Lentil)
540.00 127.28 - 127.28 190.9426 466.84 339.56
Total 5932.18
1511.92 1826.50
3338.42
2729.68719
4905.13
1566.71* Audit is going on and Audited UC will be submitted shortly
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4. A. Physical and Financial Progress under NFSM during 2012-13MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF NATIONAL FOOD SECURITY MISSION – RICE DURING 2012-13 TILL 31st Dec., 2012.
Sl. No.
InterventionsApproved Rate of
AssistanceUnit
Targets approved by GOI
Achievement Report upto31.12.12
Achievement % Justifica
tion for Shortfa
ll
Anticipated Expenditure for
12-13Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Phy Fin
1
Cluster Demonstrations (100 Ha each)
(a) Direct Seeded Rice/Line Transplanting/SRI
Rs 7500/-per Ha Ha 13500 1012.500 6600416.2624
648.9 41.1
Non Availabil
ity of seed s in
time
7000 525.00
(b) Cluster Demonstrations on Hybrid Rice (One cluster of 100 ha)
Rs 7500/-per Ha Ha 8000 600.00 5100 337.705 63.7 56.2 5100 382.50
(c) Cluster Demonstrations on Swarna Sub-1/ Sahbhagi Dhan of 100 Ha each.
Rs 7500/-per Ha Ha by GOI
(d) Frontline Demonstrations by ICAR/SAUs on Hybrids/ Varieties (Cluster of Minimum 10 ha each)
Rs 7500/-per Ha Ha by GOI
2
Seed Distribution :
(a) Hybrid Rice Seed Rs 2000/-per Qtl Qtls 80 1.60
- -
Low rate of
subsidy
(b) HYVs Seeds Rs 500/-per Qtl Qtls 80000 400.000
35220 210.10
44.0 52.5
Non availability of seed
50000 250.00
3
Plant and Soil Protection Management:
(a) Micronutrients Rs 500/-per Ha Ha 125000 625.0078869.84
4381.2679
463.1 61.0
On progress
125000 625.00
(b) Liming in Acidic Soils Rs 500/-per Ha Ha - - - -(c) Plant Protection Chemicals & bio-agents
Rs 500/-per Ha Ha 100000 500.00 76895.53370.9524
576.8 74.2 -do- 100000 500.00
4a Cono weederRs. 3000/- per machine
Nos 3000 90.00 379 10.74511 12.6 11.93-do-
3000 90.00
4b Knap Sack SprayersRs. 3000/- per machine
Nos 1000 30.00 110 3.30 11.0 11.0-do-
1000 30.00
(Rs. in Lakh)
Contd……. 7
MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF NATIONAL FOOD SECURITY MISSION – RICE DURING 2012-13 TILL 31st Dec., 2012.
Sl. No.
InterventionsApproved Rate
of Assistance
Unit
Targets approved by
GOI
Achievement Report
upto31.12.12
Achievement % Justificat
ion for Shortfal
l
Anticipated Expenditure
for 12-13Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Phy Fin
5 Incentive for Pump SetsRs 10000/-per pump set
Nos. 2000 200.00220 22.0
11.0 11.0 -do- 2000 200.00
6Cropping System based trainings
Rs 3500/- per SessionRs. 14,000/- per Training
Nos. 250 35.000 172 24.08 68.8 68.8 -do- 250 35.000
7(a) Project Management Team & Other Miscellaneous Expenses at District level
Rs 6.36 lakh per District
No. of District
8 50.880 8 28.50 - 56.0 -do- 8 50.880
(b) Proect Management Team & Other Miscellaneous Expenses at State level
Rs 13.87 lakh per State
1 13.870 1 6.16545 - 44.4 -do- 1 13.870
8Local Initiative(Check Dam)
No. of district
8 104.00 8.00 7.7 -do- 8 104.00
Total Financial (1 to 8) 3662.851819.078
4149.7 2806.25
(Rs. in Lakh)
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4. B. Physical and Financial Progress under NFSM during 2012-13
MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF NATIONAL FOOD SECURITY MISSION – WHEAT DURING 2012-13 TILL 31st Dec., 2012.
(Rs. in Lakh)
Contd…….
Sl. No.
InterventionsApproved
Rate of Assistance
Unit
Final Targets approved by
GOI
Achievement up to 31.12..2012
Achievement %
Justification for
shortfall
AnticipatedExpenditure during 12-
13
Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin
Phy Fin
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1
Cluster Demonstrations (100 Ha each) on Conservation Agriculture by State Department of Agriculture with Technical backstopping of ICAR/SAUs (Direct seeded rice –wheat system) Approved norms for Rice and Wheat = Rs. 7500/- and Rs 5000/- (hence for sytem Rs. 12,500/- per ha)
Rs 12500/-per ha
Ha 550 68.75 550 56.25 100 79.99On
progress550
68.75
2
Demonstrations of Drainage Management in Waterlogged Areas for Rice-Wheat System (Project based smallest unit to be kept 100 Ha)
Rs 12500/-per ha
Ha by GOI
3Demonstrations on Frontline Technologies-Varieties/ RCTs in Wheat
Rs. 5000/-per Ha
Ha by GOI
4Distribution of Certified Seeds of Improved Varieties
Rs 500/-per Qtl
Qtls1700
085.000 2719 19.035 15.99 22.4
Non availabilit
y of seeds
260013.0
0
5
Need Based Plant/Soil Management:
(a) Micronutrients Rs 500/-per ha Ha4000
0200.00 41271
199.99628
100.0 100.0On
progress40000
200.00
(b) Gypsum Rs 500/-per ha Ha
(c) Plant Protection Chemicals & bio-agents Rs 500/-per ha Ha3500
0175.00 37550 175.00 100.0 100.0 -do- 35000
175.00
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MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF NATIONAL FOOD SECURITY MISSION – WHEAT DURING 2012-13 TILL 31st Dec., 2012. (Rs. in Lakh)
Sl. No.
InterventionsApproved
Rate of Assistance
Unit
Final Targets approved by
GOI
Achievement up to 31.12..2012
Achievement %
Justification for
shortfall
AnticipatedExpenditure during 12-13
Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
6
Resource Conservation Machineries/Energy Management:
(a) Knap Sack SprayersRs 3000/-per
MachineNos 2000 60.00 350 10.50 17.5 17.5 -do- 2000 60.00
7
Efficient Water Application Tools:
(a) Pump setsRs 10000/-
per MachineNos 750 75.00 110 11.00 14.7 14.7 -do- 750 75.00
(b) SprinklersRs 7500/-per
haHa 500 37.50 - - 500 37.50
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Cropping System based trainings (Four Sessions .i.e. one before Kharif, One each during kharif and rabi crops and one after Rabi harvest)
Rs 3500/-Session
Rs 14000/-Training
Nos 80 11.20 48 6.72 60.0 60.0 -do- 80 11.20
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Miscellaneous Expenses(a) Project Management Team & Other Miscellaneous Expenses at District level
Rs 6.38 lakh per District
No of District
4 25.52 19.86 77.8 25.52
(b) Project Management Team & Other Miscellaneous Expenses at State level
Rs 13.87 lakh per
State
No of State
1 13.870 12.00 86.513.87
0
10Local Initiatives(Check dam & Wheat Thresher)
4 80.000 20.00 25.080.00
0
TOTAL FINANCIAL (1 to10) 831.84 530.36128 63.8759.8
4
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4. C. Physical and Financial Progress under NFSM during 2012-13
MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF NATIONAL FOOD SECURITY MISSION – PULSE DURING 2012-13 TILL 31st Dec., 2012.
(Rs. in Lakh)
Contd…….
Sl. No.
InterventionsApproved
Rate of Assistance
Unit
Targets approved by
GOI
Achievement up to 31.12.2012
Achievement %Justificati
on for shortfall
Anticipated Expenditure for
12-13
Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1
Distribution of certified seeds
a) For varieties less than 10 yrs Rs. 2200/- per Qtl.
Qtl. 50 1.10 4.1 0.0902 8.2 8.2Non
availability of Certified
seed
5 0.11
b) For varieties more than 10 yrs Rs. 1200/- per Qtl.
Qtl. 150 1.80 31.640
.4798421.1 26.7 100
2.00
2
Demonstrations on Improved Technologiesa) Cluster Demonstrations (100ha each) on Inter cropping / Improved varieties / Farm Implements like Ridge Furrow Makers / Seed Drills
Rs. 5000/- per ha
ha 4480 224.00 3400 161.61 75.9 72.15On
Progress4000 200.00
b) FLD by ICAR / SAU in a cluster of 10 Ha each
Rs. 5000/- per ha
ha by
GOI
3
Integrated Nutrient Management:
(a) MicronutrientsRs 500/-per Ha
Ha 10000 50.00 8863.06 43.85262 88.6 87.7 -do- 10000 50.00
(b) Lime / Gypsum / 80 % WG Rs 750/-per Ha
Ha *
(c) Rhizobium Culture / PSB distribution / Micorrizha
Rs 100/-per Ha
Ha 10000 10.00 8771 8.4473 87.7 84.5 -do- 10000 10.00
4
Integrated Management
a) IPM PackageRs 750/-per Ha
Ha 5000 37.50 3434 25.36905 68.7 67.7 -do- 5000 37.50
b) Distribution of NPVRs 250/-per Ha
Ha 1000 2.50 701.15 1.95436 70.1 78.2-do-
1000 2.50
c) Distribution of PP ChemicalsRs 500/-per Ha
Ha 6000 30.00 5326.69 26.30599 88.8 87.7-do-
6000 30.00
d) WeedicideRs 500/-per Ha
Ha 3000 15.00 1286.772 6.13441 42.9 40.9-do-
3000 15.00
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4. C. Physical and Financial Progress under NFSM during 2012-13
MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF NATIONAL FOOD SECURITY MISSION – PULSE DURING 2012-13 TILL 31st Dec., 2012.
(Rs. in Lakh)
Sl. No.
InterventionsApproved
Rate of Assistance
Unit
Targets approved by
GOI
Achievement up to 31.12.2012
Achievement %Justificati
on for shortfall
Anticipated Expenditure for
12-13
Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
5
Resource Conservation Machineries/Energy Management:
(a) Knap Sack SprayersRs 3000/-per Machine
Nos 1500 45.00 164 4.92 10.9 10.9 -do- 1500 45.00
6
Efficient Water Application Tools:
(a) Distribution of SprinklersRs 7500/-per ha
ha 100 7.50 7 0.525 7.0 7.0 -do- 100 7.50
c) Incentive for Pump setsRs 10000/-per Machine
Nos 2500 250.00 273 27.3 10.9 10.9 -do- 2500 250.00
d) Pipe for Carrying water from source to the field
Rs. 15000/- per Farmer
Nos 150 22.50 50 7.50 33.3 33.3 -do- 150 22.50
7
Cropping System based trainings (Four Sessions .ie one before Kharif, One each during kharif and rabi crops an one after Rabi harvest)
Rs 3500/-SessionRs 14000/-Training
Nos 64 8.96 38 5.32 59.4 59.4 -do- 64 8.96
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Miscellaneous Expenses
(a) PMT & Other Miscellaneous Expenses at District level
Rs 4.47 lakh per District
No. of
District
5 22.35 9.48613 42.4 22.35
(b) PMT & Other Miscellaneous Expenses at State level
Rs 6.28 lakh per State
No 1 6.28 3.00 47.8 6.28
c) Misscellaneous Expenses to State for Other Districts
Rs. 1.00 lakh per District
No. of
District
13 13.00 7.01 53.9 -do- 13.00
9 Local Initiatives 150.003
0.0020.0 -do- 150.00
TOTAL FINANCIAL (1 to 9) 897.49 369.3049 41.13 872.20
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4. D. Progress Report of A3P under NFSM – Pulse in West Bengal during 2012-13 up to 31st Dec., 2012
Sl. No.
Crop
No. of A3Punit
(100 ha )
sanctioned
Target Achievement
Phy( Area in ha )
Financial (Rs. in lakh)
Phy( Area
in ha )
Financial (Rs. in lakh)
Cost of Block
Demonstration
Cost ofe-pest
surveillance
Total
Cost of Block
Demonstration
Cost ofe-pest
surveillance
Total
1.Black gram
20 200093.00(@ Rs.
4650/ha)
3.00(@ Rs. 150/ha)
96.00(@ Rs.
4800/ha)700 22.841 - 22.841
2. Lentil 60 6000
289.80(@ Rs.
4830/ha)
10.20(@ Rs. 170/ha)
300.00(@ Rs.
5000/ha)6000 168.1016 - 168.1016
3.Summer
Moong* 30 3000
139.50(@ Rs.
4650/ha)
4.50(@ Rs. 150/ha)
144.00(@ Rs.
4800/ha)- - - -
TOTAL 110 11000 522.30 17.70 540.00 6700 190.9426 - 190.9426
* Season yet to come
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5. Major Focus given by the State on different Inputs under NFSM
Supply of Quality Seeds and other inputs
Application of micronutrients based on Soil Nutrient Map and
Soil Test Report.
Timely supply of inputs.
Well ahead Selection of site and beneficiary.
Demonstrations organized to motivate the farming community
with modern Resource conservation technologies / Tools /
Efficient and judicious water application tools.
Organization of FFS for dissemination of improved
technologies and to select progressive contact farmer.
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6. Progress of A3P during Kharif and Rabi 2012-13
15
SeasonNo of units (@ 100 ha) allocated
No of units implemented
by state
Expenditure Incurred
(Rs. in Lakhs)
Kharif (Black Gram)
20 7 22.841
Rabi (Lentil) 60 60 168.1016
Rabi-Summer (Moong)
30Season yet to
come (February)
-
Total 110 67 190.9426
7. Status of Implementation of pest Surveillance in A3P units of 2011-12 and 2012-13
Status of Implementation during 2011-12
Sl. No.
Crop No. of A3P unit Sanctioned
Physical (Area in ha) Achievement under e-pest surveillance
Target Achievement Physical Financial (Rs. in lakh)
1 Black Gram 3 (Maldah, Nadia, Purulia)
3000 1000 1000 1.784
2 Lentil 2 (Nadia, Murshidabad)
2000 2000 1000 0.992
Total 5 5000 3000 2000 2.776
Status of Implementation during 2012-13
Pest surveillance programme has not been implemented during Kharif,
2012-13 as the separate programme has not been received till date.
8. Implementation of Special Plan to achieve 19+ Million Tones of Pulse Production during Kharif, 2012-13
Allotment on sprinklers was sanctioned under the scheme. But
due to high precipitation in the state, sprinklers are not
popular. As such, no action plan was submitted.
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9. Physical and Financial Progress under Action Plan for Additional Area coverage of Pulses during Rabi / Summer under NFSM-Pulses during 2012-13
No Allotment was given to the state of West Bengal.
18
10a. Input Planning for Summer Rice under NFSM 2012-13
19
Sl.No.
Intervention Unit
Planned physical target
Supply tie up status
Supplied Supplying Agency
1 Hybrid MT 76.50 63.00Supplying agencies like NSC,
WBSSC, CADC, WBAIC, BENFED & other Private sector
producers & manufacturers have been sensitized for timely
supply of inputs upto Block level. District Agril. Officers
have been authorized to procure the input
2 HYV MT 15695 on going
3Micro
NutrientHa 67048 on going
4 PP Chemical Ha 30895 on going
5Cono-Weeder + Knapsack
Nos. 3590 on going
6 Pump Set Nos. 1780 on going
10b. Input Planning for Summer Pulses under NFSM 2012-13
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Sl.No.
Components Unit
Planned
physical
target
Supply tie up status
Supplied
Supplying Agency
1 Seed MT 54.00On going
Supplying agencies like NSC, WBSSC, CADC, WBAIC, BENFED & other Private sector producers & manufacturers have been sensitized for timely supply of inputs up to Block level. District Agril. Officers have been authorized to procure the input
2 Micro Nutrient ha 3540On going
3 Rhizobium ha 3280On going
4 IPM ha 2310On going
5 PP Chemical ha 1968On going
6 Knapsack Nos. 1366On going
7 Pump Set Nos. 2277On going
8 PVC Pipe
Units of 800
meter104
On going
11. Status of Online Submission of Progress Report at State / District Level
All the districts submit their report through Online to the State Head Quarter.
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12. NFSM- PMT status in the state/ districts
22
No. of consultants sanctioned
No. of consultants
engaged
No. of STA/ TA sanctioned
No. of STA / TA engaged Reasons for not
engaging the PMT in full strengthState
levelDistrict
levelState level
District level
State level
District level
State level
District level
5 17 1 8 6 58 2 13
Due to insufficient allotment,
full strength of PMT could
not be engaged
13. Concurrent Evaluation of NFSM
Concurrent Evaluation has been done during 2008-09
Actions already taken for evaluation during 2012-13
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14. Specific Issues and SuggestionsSl. No
Issues / Suggestions
1 Rate of Assistance for distribution of seeds under subsidy may be increased from Rs. 2000/- per qtl to Rs. 5000/- per qtl in case of Hybrid rice seed. The Assistance rate for distribution of HYV rice seeds may be increased from Rs. 500/- per qtl to Rs. 1000/- per qtl. The Rate of Assistance for distribution of Pulse seeds under subsidy may be increased from Rs.1200/- per qtl to Rs. 5000/- per qtl.
2 Due to low availability of certified pulse seeds, utilization of TL seeds may be permitted.
3 Attempts are being taken up to popularize the Mini Dal Mill for value addition to the produce of the pulse farmers.
4 Amount of assistance for 100 ha cluster DC may be enhanced
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