Action plan of kvk, mandya 2014 15 by Aksharodyama Sunil

KRISHI VIGYAN KENDRA, V.C.FARM, MANDYA ACTION PLAN FOR 2014-15 1. General information about the Krishi Vigyan Kendra 1.1

Name and address of KVK with Phone, Fax and e-mail

1.2

Name and address of host organization

1.3 1.4

Year of sanction Website address of KVK and date of last update

KRISHI VIGYAN KENDRA, V.C. FARM MANDYA – 571 405 KARNATAKA Phone: 08232-277456 E-mail: kvkmandya@gmail.com UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES GKVK, BENGALURU – 560 065 2000 -

2. Details of staff as on date If Permanent, Please indicate Sl. No.

Sanctioned post

Name of the incumbent

2.1

Programme Coordinator

Dr. V.B. Sanath Kumar

2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5

Subject Matter Specialist Subject Matter Specialist Subject Matter Specialist Subject Matter Specialist

2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9 2.10 2.11

Subject Matter Specialist Subject Matter Specialist Programme Assistant Computer Programmer Farm Manager Accountant/Superintendent

Mr. M. Venkatesha Dr. Rajegowda Dr. Kamalabai Koodagi Mr. Atheekur Rehaman H.M. Dr. Savitha C.M Dr. Bhagyalakshmi .T Mr. Mahesha, H.M Mrs. Sukanya G.V. Ms. Apoorva K.B. Mr. Gireesha, S.

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Discipline

Current Pay Band

Current Grade Pay

Date of joining

If Temporary, pl. indicate the consolidated amount paid (Rs./month)

Plant Pathology Horticulture Sericulture Home Science Agronomy

15600-39100

8000

06.01.2012

37400-67000 15600-39100 15600-39100 15600-39100

9000 6000 6000 6000

06.06.2012 15.02.2007 28.02.2007 17.07.2009

Agril. Extn. SS & AC Sericulture SS & AC -

15600-39100 15600-39100 9300-34000 9300-34000 9300-34000 16000-200

6000 6000 4200 4200 4200 -

18.07.2009 01.10.2012 4.11.2010 09.02.2011 29.10.2010 29.06.2013

2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 2.16

Stenographer Driver 1 Driver 2 Supporting staff 1 Supporting staff 2

Mrs. Rathnamma, N Mr. Ananda Mr. Girisha, V Mrs. Gayathramma M.V. Mr. Sannaningaiah

15600-175 11600-200 11000-100

02.10.2013 16.10.2008 16.08.2012 16.10.2008 23.02.2013

14200/9100/-

3. Details of SAC meeting conducted during 2013-14 Sl. No

3.1

3.2

3.3

3.4

3.5

3.6 3.7

3.8

3.9

Date

Major recommendations

29.07.2013 Available schemes and facilities in the line departments need to be informed to the farmers during the training programme. Specific parameters of each OFTs, FLDs and FFS to be provided in final reports and SAC meeting. Display boards with details of technology demonstrated has to provided. Feedback has to be taken from the selected trainees to know the impact of the training programme. OFTs, FLDs and Sustainable Sugarcane Initiative Demonstrations should be taken up in the KVK farm. A model of IFSD has to be taken up at KVK farm. Information on nutrient budgeting in related OFTs / FLDS has to provided in reports Training programmes on recharging of ground water, efficient use of water and problematic soils to be conducted.

Status of action taken in brief

In all the training programmes facilities available in the Banks and Departments have been informed to the trainees It has been followed

All OFT, FLD and FFS demonstration plots display boards with detailed technological information displayed After the completion of all training programmes of the present year, the impact studies would be conducted SSI demonstration was taken up in 10 guntas of KVK farm Model IFSD has been initiated

All OFT, FLD and FFS plots nutrient budgeting has been made and based on nutrient budgeting fertilizer recommendation were made Training programme conducted during August 2013 Recharging of ground water, efficient use of water topics have been covered during the training programmes of ICM in Agri. and Horticulture crops Training programmes on fodder crops 3 batches of one day training programmes have been and animal husbandry has to be conducted on fodder crops and animal husbandry

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Tentative date of SAC meeting proposed during 2014-15

April 2014

3.10

3.11

3.12

3.13

3.14 3.15

3.16

3.17

3.18

3.19

conducted. Soil test results has to be provided to the farmers within one month after receiving the samples. Action plan on OFTs, FLDs and Training programmes should be prepared with the collaboration of line departments.

Soil test results were provided to farmers according to the SAC recommendation

Bhoochethana, ICM in Agri. and horticulture, Trg. programme on SREP, improved technologies in Silkworm rearing, FOCT training programmes have been conducted with the collaboration of Line Departments. Demonstrations on three stage FLD on 3 stage disinfestations in silkworm rearing disinfestations in silkworm rearing has been conducted in 6 farmers house at Kattedoddi houses. Supply of IIHR Vegetable seeds, Vegetable Special (350 Kg), Tomato (5 Kg), Brinjal vegetable micro nutrient and Banana (5Kg.), Chilli (5 Kg), Pumpkin (5 Kg), Ridgeguard special to the farmers from KVK. (10 Kg), French bean (10 Kg), Radish (10 Kg), Palak (5 Kg), Amaranthus (10 Kg) were provided to the farmers as a part of kitchen garden demo. Formation of FIGs with the financial Two CBAs formed and will be linked with the assistance of NABARD. NABARD for financial assistance in future To create awareness on nutrition garden Included in all the training programmes to the urban women. Invite bank officials as resource person during the training programmes to provide information on credit facilities of the bank to the farmers. Provide market linkages to the value added products produced by the SHGs.

Invited the Bank officials in 3 FOCT trainin programmes. There were 60 farmers benefited

Market linkages to the 2 SHGs already given through FLD programme on Ragi and Maize products branding and labelling Creating awareness about the dry land Millet Mela and Jack & Mango mela conducted, crops and minor millets. awareness created as group discussion, proposal taken up for next year to implement FLD Identify farmers having IFS components Each taluks 5 IFS farmers have been identified for taluk, district and state level awards.

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4. Capacity Building of KVK Staff 4.1. Plan of Human Resource Development of KVK personnel during 2014-15 S. No 4.1.1 4.1.2 4.1.3

New Areas of Training Cropping System for changing climate Agriculture Extension Management New innovations in Sericulture

Institution proposed to attend MANAGE, Hyderabad MANAGE, Hyderabad CSRTI, Mysore

4.1.4

Orientation training

UGC Academic Staff College, Mysore

4.1.5

Innovative approaches in Home Science

UAS, Dharwad

4.1.6

Precision and hitech farming in horticulture crops

TNAU, Coimbatore

Justification Emerging topic Emerging topic Acquire knowledge on new Sericulture technologies To update knowledge on Administration and Academic Acquire knowledge on new technologies in Home Science To update the recent innovations

4.2. Cross-learning across KVKs during 2014-15 S. No 4.2.1

4.2.2

4.2.3

Name of the KVK proposed Within ring KVK, Chamarajanagar KVK, Suttur KVK, Hassan Within the zone KVK, Namakkal, Tamilnadu KVK, Kannuru KVK, Patnamthittu Outside zone KVK, East Godhavari

Specific learning areas Sericulture, Bio-fuel, Honey processing, rain water harvesting, composit fish culture Nursery practices in paddy and Integrated Farming System Animal Husbandry, fodder bank, banana IFS plots Sustainable Sugarcane Initiative, Poultry, NICRA village, fish culture Value addition in Agriculture produce Value addition in Agriculture produce, bio-agent production unit, rain water harvesting structure, terrase and roof gardening Paddy Farming system and mechanization

5. Proposed cluster of KVKs (3 to 5 neighboring KVKs) to be formed for sharing knowledge/expertise, resources and activities during 2014-15 S.No. 5.1 5.2 5.3

Name of the KVKs included in the cluster KVK, Hassan KVK, Ramanagara KVK, Chamarajanagara

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What do you intend to share with Cluster KVKs Value addition in Agriculture Products, IFS model farming

What do you expect from Cluster KVKs Value addition in spices, CBA group formation

6. Operational areas details proposed during 2014-15 S.No. 6.1

6.2

Major crops & enterprises being practiced in cluster villages Paddy

Ragi

6.3

Sugarcane

6.4

Maize

6.5

Foxtail Millet

6.6

Sesame

6.7

Groundnut

Prioritized problems in these crops/ enterprise Lack of awareness regarding salt tolerant paddy varieties, medium bold grains

Extent of area (Ha/No.) affected by the problem in the district 9600 ha.

Names of Cluster Villages identified for intervention Mallanayakanakatte, Mandya Taluk

High cost on transplantingsingle seedlings, scarcity of labour Incidence of blast, sheath blight, Udbatta, BPH and stem borer in paddy Low market rate for KRH-4 hybrid paddy Lack of awareness on branding and market linkages, lack of awareness on popping quality of KRH-4 Productivity enhancement and efficient resource utilization

58235 ha.

59623 ha.

Taranigere, Mandya Tq.

Poor marketability of Ragi value added products due to lack of awareness on branding and market linkages Burning of trash after harvest, destruction of soil microflora

Sunagahalli, Mandya Tq.

74695 ha.

Chandagalu, Mandya Taluk Mallayyanadoddi, Mandya Tq. Mathadadoddi, Mandya Tq.

38400 ha.

Kottatti, Mandya Tq.

Low yield due to imbalance application of micronutrients Branding and Market linkage of value added Maize products Scanty rain fall, low productivity, use of local variety and improper crop management practices Low yield due to use of local variety and non adoption of improved cultivation

2800 ha.

Malavalli

Low yield and low oil content due to imbalance application of secondary and micronutrients Labour intensive operation, low productivity of human labour, lack of availability of labour work

813 ha.

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Neralekere, S.R.Patna Tq. -

Bidarakatte, Mandya Tq.

Baby village,

Neralekere, S.R.Patna Tq.

Proposed Intervention (OFT, FLD, Training, extension activity etc.)* OFT, Trainings, Field visits, Group discussions, Method demos., Field day FLD, Trainings, Field visits, Group discussions, Method demos., Field day

OFT, Trainings, Field visits, Group discussions, Method demos., Field day FLD, Trainings, Field visits, Group discussions, Method demos., Field day FLD, Trainings, Field visits, Group discussions, Method demos., Field day FLD, Trainings, Field visits, Group discussions, Method demos., Field day FLD, Trainings, Field visits, Group discussions, Method demos., Field day FLD, Trainings, Field visits, Group discussions, Method demos., Field day FLD, Trainings, Field visits, Group discussions, Method demos., Field day

6.8

Tomato

Non use of bio-control agents to pot mixture at nurseries lead to collar rot, weak and unhealthy seedlings Colossal loss in tomato due to Phytophthora leaf blight

210 ha

Non practice of seed / seedling treatment by farmers or nursery, Incidence of Flower drop and micronutrient deficiency symptoms Local varieties, high incidence of collar rot, fruit borer and low yield

Machahalli, Mandya Tq.

600 ha.

Neralekere, S.R.Patna Tq.

1460 ha.

Halaguru, Danaguru, Malavalli Tq.

6.9

Chilli

6.10

Brinjal

6.11

Banana

Improper nutrient management, Uneven sized fruits Wilt of Banana plants

6.12

Jackfruit

6.13

Silkworm rearing / Sericulture

Post harvest loss Lack of knowledge on importance of labeling, packaging and branding of value added products for realizing higher profits. Low cocoon yield & quality

Low leaf yield & quality Disease out break, crop loss and low cocoon yield & quality 6.10

Home Science

6.11

Nutrition Security

Malnutrition among Population -National problem, Anemic population Lack of Awareness to combat Anemia Lack of awareness on utilization of unconventional foods which are rich in nutrients to overcome the problem of malnutrition

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Tubinakere, Mandya Tq. Neralekere, S.R.Patna Tq. Neralekere, S.R.Patna Tq.

40%

Jakkanahalli, Pandavapura Tq.

FLD, Trainings, Field visits, Group discussions, Method demos., Field day

Mallayyanadoddi, Mariyanadoddi, Kattedoddi

OFT, Trainings, Field visits, Group discussions, Method demos., Field day FLD, Trainings, Field visits, Group discussions, Method demos., Field day

48%

Shivalli, Holalu, V.C.Farm

Mallanayakanakatte, Mandya Taluk

OFT, Trainings, Field visits, Group discussions, Method demos., Field day OFT, Trainings, Field visits, Group discussions, Method demos., Field day

12546 ha.

9784 t

Technology Assessment during 2014-15

7.1

Tomato

Incidence of collar rot in nursery lead to weak and unhealthy seedlings

Use of biocontrol agent for disease management in Nursery

T1. Use of coirpith / compost without bio control agent

Lack of awareness regarding salt tolerant paddy varieties, use of medium bold grains

Assessment of suitable salt tolerant paddy varieties

T2. Enrichment of coir pith compost with T. harzianum @ 50:1 ratio T3: Enrichment of coir pith compost with T. harzianum + P. fluorscens @ 50:1 ratio T1. Use of non tolerant varieties T2. IR- 30864

UAS (B)

T3: VIKAS

UAS (B) UAS (R)

Low yield and poor resource utilisation / use efficiency

Assessment of SRI method of Ragi cultivation

T4: Gangavati Sona T1. Line Sowing T2: Conventional method. 25 day old seedling, 2-3 seedling / hill, spacing â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 25 cm x 10 cm

UAS (B)

Ragi

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500

Diancha IR-30864 Vikas Gangava thi Sona Zinc Sulphate

25 Kg 25 Kg

1500 750

25 Kg 25 Kg

750 750

20 Kg

1200

Ragi seeds Trichoder ma Azospirul lum Borax ZnSo4 Cycle weeder Carbenda zim

5 kg

200

400 g

T. harziamu m

Title of intervention

7.3

2 Kg

Prioritized problem

Paddy

4 Kg

Cost per trial (Rs.) 1000

Name of critical input

Crop/ enterprise

7.2

Technology options

Source of Technolog y

S. No.

ITK

P. fluoresce ns

Qty per trial

Total cost for the intervention (Rs.) 10,500/-

No. of trials

Parameters to be studied

Team members

Germination (%), Seedling, mortality (%), seedling height (cm)

SMS-Hort., Prog. Coordinator

9,900/-

Plant height (cm), No. of tillers, No. of panicles, No. of grains, Grain & straw yield

SMS-SS & AC, Agron., Prog. Coordinator

3,550/-

plant population/ m2, plant height, no of fingers/m2, seed yield & straw yield

SMS- Agron

ITK

Existing Practice

4 kg 5 kg 1

200 300 1800

50 g

S. No.

7.4

7.5

Crop/ enterprise

Mulberry

Home science

Prioritized problem

Title of intervention

Recomme ndation is 15 years old. Farmers feel DDVP is ineffective against pests specially sucking pests like mealybug (Tukra ) and White flies following as curative

Assessment of effective insecticide for the management of mealy bug and white flies in mulberry

Malnutri tion among Population -National problem

Efficacy of Different education methods to address

Technology options T3: SRI Method, Transplanting of Young seedling (15 day), single seedling / hill, square planting – 30 cm X 30 cm Use Cycle weeder T1: Spraying of DDVP once / crop @ 2 ml / lit, after ETL & late in the season - loss in yield – Curative T2: Spray of DDVP 2 times at an interval 15 days / crop T3: Spray of DIMETHOATE 1ml/lt of water on 15th day after pruning (Preventive) (Dimethoate will be sprayed after 15th day of harvest and safety period of 25 days will be given before harvesting leaf). School learning with Midday meal + Iron and Folic acid Tablets (given

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Source of Technolog y

Qty per trial

Cost per trial (Rs.)

No. of trials

Total cost for the intervention (Rs.)

Parameters to be studied

DDVP

600 ml

1000

6,720/-

Dimethoa te

100 ml

120

% pest incidence of white fly and mealy bug, growth & yield parameter

SMS- Seri., Programme Coordinator, Training Asst.

Blood analysis

2 times

Rs. 250x 2 x10

10 adoles cent girls

17,000/-

Nutrient intake, KAP Test, Blood parameters – Before and

SMS- H.Sc., Programme Coordinator, Training Asst

Name of critical input

Team members

SRI Consortium , Chattisgarh

CSR&TI and UAS, B ITK

S. No.

Crop/ enterprise

Prioritized problem

Title of intervention

Anemic population : 48% Lack of Awareness to combat Anemia

Anemia among adolescent girls

Technology options in School) T1+Additional teaching and extension materials T2+ Method demonstration on preparation of enriched foods using regional foods & individual counseling

Technology Refinement during 2014-15: Nil

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Source of Technolog y

Name of critical input

Qty per trial

ITK

Blood analysis Extension literature

2 times

ITK

Blood analysis, For Enriched foods demonstr ation

2 times -

Cost per trial (Rs.) Rs. 250x 2 x10 Rs. 1000 Rs. 250x 2 x10 Rs. 1000

No. of trials

Total cost for the intervention (Rs.)

Parameters to be studied

After, Morbidity pattern, Anthropomet ric Measurement s & Adoption Level

Team members

Frontline Demonstrations during 2014-15

S. No .

Category

9.1

Cereals

9.2

Cereals

Crop/ enterpri se

Prioritized problem

Technology to be demonstrat ed

Paddy

scarcity of labour, High cost on transplanti ng- single seedlings,

Drum seeder method of sowing in hybrid paddy KRH-4 : Drum seeder method of sowing in hybrid paddy

Paddy

Incidence of blast, sheath blight, Udbatta, BPH and stem borer in paddy

Integrated Pest and Disease Manageme nt in Paddy: Seed treatment, neem cake application, release of Trichogram a, foliar spray of Pseudomon as & use of Pheromone traps

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Specif y Hybri d or Variet y Hybri d

Name of the Hybrid or Variety

Source of Technol ogy

Name of critical input

Qty per Dem o

Cost per Demo

No. of Demo

Total cost for the Demo (Rs.)

Parameter s to be studied

Team members

KRH-4

KVK, Mandya

Paddy seeds Trichode rma Azospiru llum Carbend azim Drum seeder Cono weeder Pheromo ne trap + Lure Carbend azim Tricycla zole Trichogr ama Chilensi s Pseudom onas Pherom one traps

6 kg

960

28,150/-

400 g 400 g 30 g

SMS â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Agron. Progr. Coordinat or

5000

Plant population, Plant height, no. of tillers, No. of panicles, Grain yield, straw yield

4800

5+ 10

750

500 g 14 gm 4 cards

500

Growth & Yield parameters

Programm e Coordinat or, SMS SS & AC

2 Kg

240

4 Nos.

240

UAS, B & TNAU

50 100

11,300/-

S. No .

Category

Crop/ enterpri se

Prioritized problem

Technology to be demonstrat ed

9.3

Cereals

Paddy

Low market rate for KRH-4 hybrid paddy lack of awareness on branding and market linkages and popping quality of KRH-4

Branding and Market linkage of value added KRH-4 Hybrid paddy products: Processing and value addition Packaging and labeling of value added products (puffed Rice) Branding and providing market linkage Integrated Nutrient Manageme

9.4

Cereals

Maize

Low yield due to imbalance

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Specif y Hybri d or Variet y Hyb

Hybri d

Name of the Hybrid or Variety

Source of Technol ogy

Name of critical input

Qty per Dem o

Cost per Demo

KRH-4

UAS (B)

Packg. materials - 1000 covers@ Rs.1 Labels1000 labels @ Rs.2 Hand sealing machine â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 1 Unit

1 prod uct

1000

1 prod uct

2000

1 Unit

2500

Azospiri llum ZnSo4

400 g 4 Kg

Hema

UAS (B)

80 240

No. of Demo

Total cost for the Demo (Rs.)

Parameter s to be studied

Team members

1 SHG

9,500/-

Cost of Production, Consumer acceptabilit y, Marketabili ty and percent profit

SMS- H. Sc., Agron. Prog.Coor dinator

12200/-

Plant height, No. of cobs,

SMS-SS & AC, H.Sc.,

S. No .

9.5

Category

Cereals

Crop/ enterpri se

Maize

Prioritized problem

Technology to be demonstrat ed

application of micronutri ents

nt in Maize: 1. Mazie Hyb. Hema 2. FYM 10 t/ha 3. RDF (150:75:40 kg of NPK/ ha) 4.Seed treatment with Biofertilizers (Azospirillu m) 5. Application of Zinc sulphate @ 10 kg/ha Branding and Market linkage of value added Maize products: Packaging and labeling of value added products (Maize Papad, Chakkali) Branding and providing market

Poor marketabili ty of maize value added products due to lack of awareness on branding and market linkages

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Specif y Hybri d or Variet y

Name of the Hybrid or Variety

Source of Technol ogy

Food Safety Standard s Act2006

Name of critical input

Qty per Dem o

Cost per Demo

Seeds

6.0 Kg

Packg. Material s - 1000 covers @ Rs.1 Labels1000 labels @ Rs.3 Weighin g scale Sealing machine

2 prod ucts

2000

2 prod ucts

6000

4000

2500

No. of Demo

Total cost for the Demo (Rs.)

900

01 SHGs

14,500/-

Parameter s to be studied

Team members

Cob length, seeds / cob, test weight, soil NPK and zinc status

Prog. Coordinat or

Cost of Production, Consumer acceptabilit y, Marketabili ty and percent profit

SMS-H. Sc., Agron., Prog. Coordinat or SMSTrg.Asst

S. No .

Category

Crop/ enterpri se

Prioritized problem

9.6

Millets

Foxtail millet

Scanty rain fall, low productivit y, use of local variety and improper crop manageme nt practices

9.7

9.8

EDP mode

Oilseeds

Ragi

Sesame

Poor marketabili ty of Ragi value added products due to lack of awareness on branding and market linkages

Low yield due to use of local variety and non

Technology to be demonstrat ed

linkage Integrated crop manageme nt in Foxtail millet (Var. Sia 3156): Introduction of new variety and ICM practices Branding and Market linkage of value added Ragi products: Packaging and labeling of value added products (Ragi Papad, Chakkali) Branding and providing market linkage Integrated crop manageme nt in white seeded

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Specif y Hybri d or Variet y

Name of the Hybrid or Variety

Source of Technol ogy

Name of critical input

Qty per Dem o

Variet y

Sia3156

UAS (B)

Foxtail millet Seeds Redgram (4:1)

4 kg

240

2 kg

200

2 prod ucts

2000

Variet y

GT-1

Food Safety Standard s Act2006

UAS (B)

Packg. materials - 1000 covers@ Rs.1 Labels - 1000 labels @ Rs.3 Weighin g balance Sealing machine

Seeds Carbend azim Alachlor

2 prod ucts

Cost per Demo

No. of Demo

Total cost for the Demo (Rs.)

Parameter s to be studied

Team members

4400

Plant height, no. of panicles, seed yield and straw yield

SMSAgron., Prog. Coordinat or

1 SHG

14,500/-

Cost of Production, Consumer acceptabilit yMarketabi lity and percent profit

SMS-H.Sc Agron., SS & AC, Programm e Coordinat or Trg.Asst

Growth & yield parameters

SMS Agron. Prog. Coordinat or

6000

1 unit

4000

1 unit

2500

1 Kg 4g

1500 150

600 ml

3000

5,400/-

S. No .

9.9

Category

Crop/ enterpri se

Groundn ut

Prioritized problem

Technology to be demonstrat ed

adoption of improved cultivation

Sesame (Var. GT1: Introduction of new variety GT1 and ICM practices. Integrated nutrient Manageme nt in groundnut: 1.FYM 10 t/ha 2. RDF (25:75:37.5 kg of NPK/ha) 3.Seed treatment with Biofertilizer s (Rhizobium & PSB) 4.Applicatio n of 500 kg/ha Gypsum 4.Applicatio n of Zinc sulphate @ 10 kg/ha 5. 0.1% Boron spray at flowering

Low yield and low oil content due to imbalance application of secondary and micronutri ents

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Specif y Hybri d or Variet y

Variet y

Name of the Hybrid or Variety

ICGV11

Source of Technol ogy

UAS,B

Name of critical input

Qty per Dem o

Phospha medon

300 ml

Rhizobiu m+ PSM Gypsum Zinc sulphate Borax

Cost per Demo

No. of Demo

Total cost for the Demo (Rs.)

Parameter s to be studied

Team members

16950/-

Plant height, pods / plant, no. of filled pods/plant, pod yield, soil NPK, Ca and Sulphur status

SMS -SS & AC, Agron.,

750

400 g

200 Kg 4 Kg

1000

2.5 Kg

375

240

S. No .

Category

9.1 0

9.1 1

Commerci al crops

Crop/ enterpri se

Prioritized problem

Technology to be demonstrat ed

Groundn ut Decortic ator

Labour intensive operation, low productivit y of human labour, lack of availability of labour work

Sugarcan e

Burning of trash after harvest, destruction of soil microflora

Groundnut Decorticato r as a effective tool to reduce drudgery and combat labour demand: Drudgery reduction through Ground nut decorticator Integrated Sugarcane Trash Manageme nt: 1.Applicatio n of 500 kg of FYM mixed with 25kg microbial culture (Trichoderm a) on sugarcane trash, 2. Broadcastin g of 75 kg urea on sugarcane trash

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Specif y Hybri d or Variet y -

Name of the Hybrid or Variety

Source of Technol ogy

Name of critical input

Qty per Dem o

UAS (B)

Groundn ut Decortic ators

2500

UAS (B)

T.viride

12.5 kg

1000

Urea

37.5 Kg

300

No. of Demo

Total cost for the Demo (Rs.)

Parameter s to be studied

Team members

12,500/-

Work efficiency and per cent of good and damaged seeds

SMSH.Sc., SS& AC, Agron., Trg.Asst

13000/-

Soil OC, Soil micro flora and NPK status

SMS-SS & AC, Ag.Extn

Cost per Demo

S. No .

Category

Crop/ enterpri se

Prioritized problem

Technology to be demonstrat ed

9.1 2

Silkwor m

Low cocoon yield & quality

9.1 3

Mulberry

Low leaf yield & quality

Popularizat ion of Improved silkworm CSR hybrids: CSR 2x 4 bivoltine hybrids for higher cocoon yield and quality Integrated Nutrient Manageme nt in Mulberry garden for enhanced leaf yield: 350:140:140 (5 splits) + 20 ton FYM (2 splits) + 10 Kg ZnSo4 + 1 Kg Borax + growing diancha / sunhemp (40 Kg/ ha.) twice year & incorporatio n + 20 Kg seriazo + 5 Kg seriphos / ha / year + foliar

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Specif y Hybri d or Variet y Hyb.

Name of the Hybrid or Variety

Source of Technol ogy

Name of critical input

Qty per Dem o

CSR 2x 4

CSRTI, Mysore

CSR 2x5 (Chawki )

100 DFL s

UAS, B & CSRTI, Mysore

Borax

0.5 Kg

150

Seriazo

10 Kg 2.5 Kg

1000

Seriphos

Cost per Demo

2430

500

No. of Demo

Total cost for the Demo (Rs.)

Parameter s to be studied

Team members

24,300/-

Cocoon wt, cocoon yield

SMSSeri., Progra. Coordinat or, Traing Asst.

16,500/-

Yield parameters, B:C ratio

SMSSeri., Program. Coordinat or, Training Asst.

S. No .

9.1 4

Category

Crop/ enterpri se

Silkwor m

Prioritized problem

Uzifly infestation on silkworm (15-22% cocoon yield loss)

Technology to be demonstrat ed

spray of Poshan on 15th & 22nd day after pruning @ 2.5 ml/L of water Integrated Uzilfy Manageme nt in silkworm rearing 1. Fixing nylon mesh to windows & doors with an arrangement of anteroom 2. Using uzi trap @ 12 tablets / 100 DFLs 3. Dusting uzipowder, 3rd instar onwards to maturity @ 4-5 Kgs / 100 DFLs 4. Release of Nesolynx thymus @ 40000 / 100 DFLs 1. Fixing one sticky uzi trap on windows

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Specif y Hybri d or Variet y

Name of the Hybrid or Variety

Source of Technol ogy

Name of critical input

Qty per Dem o

Hybri d

PM x CSR 2

KVK, Mandya, UAS (B)

Uzi tablets

28 Units / 250 DFL s 8 units / 250 DFL s

Sticky trap

Cost per Demo

320

No. of Demo

Total cost for the Demo (Rs.)

Parameter s to be studied

Team members

3,900/-

No. of worms infested, No. of uzi pierced cocoons, cocoon yield / 100 DFLs

SMSSeri., Programm e Coordinat or, Training Asst.

S. No .

9.1 5

Category

Horticultur al crops

Crop/ enterpri se

Chilli

Prioritized problem

Non practice of seed / seedling treatment by farmers in nursery, Incidence of flower drop and micronutri ent deficiency symptoms

9.1 6

Tomato

Colossal loss in tomato due to Phytophtho ra leaf blight

Technology to be demonstrat ed

outside & inside each Enhancing the productivit y of Chilli through Seed treatment & Micronutri ent manageme nt : Spraying of vegetable special @5gm/lit Seed treatment – Azospirillu m@200gm/ 1 kg seeds Dipping of seedlings in Azospirillu m solution (400g /l) at the time of planting Late Blight Manageme nt in Tomato: Mancozeb – 0.2 % Symoxanyl+ Mancozeb – 0.2%

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Specif y Hybri d or Variet y

Name of the Hybrid or Variety

Source of Technol ogy

Name of critical input

Qty per Dem o

(IIHR )

Vegetabl e special Azospiri llum

4 Kg

600

1 Kg

100

Cost per Demo

No. of Demo

Total cost for the Demo (Rs.)

7000/-

Parameter s to be studied

Team members

Plant ht, No. of branches / plant, No. of pods, yield

SMSHorti. Programm e Coordinat or

Disease inceidenc (%), Yield parameter

Programm e Coordinat or, SMSHorti.

Source UHS (B) UHS (B)

UAS, B

Mancoze b

500 g

500

Symoxa

600

480

nyl+ Mancoze b

9,800/-

S. No .

Category

9.1 7

9.1 8

9.1 9

Crop/ enterpri se

Prioritized problem

Technology to be demonstrat ed

Brinjal

Local varieties, high incidence of collar rot, shoot & fruit borer leads to low yield

Integrated Crop Manageme nt in Brinjal: Water traps, lures, sticky traps, chloropyrip hos, T. viride, P. fluorescens

Improper nutrient manageme nt, Uneven sized fruits

Micro nutrient manageme nt in Banana: Banana Special spray & Bunch feeding with 2.5 g urea + 2.5 g SoP + 500 g fresh cowdung in 100 ml water / plant Jack fruit: Value addition, branding and Market linkage: Packing and labeling of

Banana

EDP mode

Jack fruit

40% post harvest loss Lack of knowledge on importance of labeling,

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Specif y Hybri d or Variet y -

Name of the Hybrid or Variety

Source of Technol ogy

Name of critical input

Qty per Dem o

UHS, B & PCI

Water traps Lures

10 Nos 30 Nos. 10 Nos 1 lt

Sticky traps Chlorop yriphos T. viride

Var.

Elakki

IIHR

UAS (B) and Food Safety & Standard s Authorit y of

600

Parameter s to be studied

Team members

23,000/-

Disease inceidenc (%), Yield parameter

SMSHorti., Programm e Coordinat or

Plant ht, No. of leaves, No. of hands / bunch, No. of fingers/ hands, bunch wt/ plant

SMSHorti., Programm e Coordinat or

Cost of Production, Consumer acceptabilit y, Marketabili ty and percent

SMS-H. Sc., Horti, Program. Coordinat or, Trg.Asst

200

P. fluoresce ns

1 kg

250

Banana special SoP

12 kg 2.5 Kg 1.5 kg

2400

2000

Total cost for the Demo (Rs.)

400

250

Packagin g materials 2 Products x 1000 covers@ Rs.1

No. of Demo

600

1 kg

Polythen e

Cost per Demo

17,340/-

250 240

2000/-

1 SHG

9,700

S. No .

9.2 0

Category

EDP mode

Crop/ enterpri se

Nutri compost

Prioritized problem

Technology to be demonstrat ed

packaging and branding of value added products for realizing higher profits

value added jack fruit products (Jack fruit Chips and papad) Branding and providing market linkage

Indiscrimi nate throwing of kitchen and household waste to the roadside,

Effective utilization of household biodegrad able waste as nutri compost

Non separation of degradabl e and non degradabl e waste

Specif y Hybri d or Variet y

Name of the Hybrid or Variety

Source of Technol ogy

Name of critical input

Qty per Dem o

India

Nutrition labeling 300x2 products @ Rs.2

600

1200/-

Wighing balance Sealing machine

1 Unit 1 unit

4000/-

Plastic drums

2000

IG Pipes (6 meters)

500

L shape steel rod

ITK

Cost per Demo

No. of Demo

Total cost for the Demo (Rs.)

Parameter s to be studied

profit

2500/-

500

9000/-

Cost of productio n, Yield of compost, Opinion of the household s, Duration taken for compostin g, Nutrient content & Time spent (%)

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Team members

SMSH.Sc., SS &AC, Horti. & PC, Trg.Asst

Training for Farmers/ Farm Women during 2014-15 Crop / Enterprise

S.No.

Thematic area

10.1

Crop Production

Paddy and Ragi

low yield and low input/resource use efficiency, labour scarcity and high cost of labour

Crop Production

Foxtail millet

Horticulture Production

Tomato, Brinjal, Chilli, Banana

Scanty rainfall, low productivity, use of local variety and improper crop management practices Non use of biocontrol agents to pot mixture at nurseries lead to collar rot, weak & unhealthy seedlings Enhancing the productivity of Chilly through Seed treatment & Micronutrient management, ICM in Brinjal, Micro nutrient management in Banana -

10.2

10.3 10.4

Livestock Production Home Science

Tomato, Banana, Jack fruit

Major problem

Lack of knowledge on processing, preservation and value addition

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Related field intervention (OFT/FLD)* Assessment of SRI method of Ragi cultivation . Drum seeder method of sowing hybrid paddy Integrated crop management in Foxtail millet (Var. Sia -3156) for yield and income enhancement Use of bio-control agent for disease management in Nursery

Nursery management in Tomato, Micro nutrient management in Banana

Training Course Title**

No. of Courses

Improved methods and cultivation practices in paddy and Ragi

Expected No. of participants 25

Names of the team members involved SMS (Agril. Extn.), SMS (Agronomy)

Integrated Crop Management and value addition in foxtail millet

SMS (Agril. Extn.), SMS (Agronomy), SMS (Home Science)

Improved cultivation practices in horticulture crops

Benefits of seed treatments in vegetable crops Improved cultivation practices Micronutrient managmenet in Horticulture crops for higher yield Improved management practices -

SMS (Agril. Extn.), SMS (Agronomy) Programme Coordinator SMS (Horti.)

SMS (Horti.)

Post harvest management and value addition in fruits and vegetables

SMS (Agril. Extn.), SMS (Home Science), SMS (Horticulture)

Jack fruit

Paddy

Ragi and Maize

Mushroom 10.5

Plant Protection

Paddy

Brinjal

Lack of knowledge on processing, preservation and value addition Low market rate for KRH-4 hybrid paddy Lack of awareness on branding and market linkages Lack of awareness on popping quality of KRH-4 Poor marketability of value added products due to lack of awareness on branding and market linkages

Lack of knowledge on value addition Incidence of blast, sheath blight, Udbatta, BPH and stem borer in paddy

Local varieties, high incidence of collar rot, fruit borer and low yield

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Jack fruit: Value addition, branding and Market linkage

Processing and value addition of jackfruit

SMS (Agril. Extn.), SMS (Home Science)

Branding and Market linkage of value added KRH4 Hybrid paddy products

Processing and value addition of paddy

SMS (Agril. Extn.), SMS (Home Science)

Branding and Market linkage of value added Ragi products Branding and Market linkage of value added Maize products -

Value addition to ragi and maize

Mushroom cultivation and its value addition Integrated pest management in paddy

IPDM in paddy

ICM in Brinjal

Seed treatment, application of bioagents, parasatoids in pest management in paddy Method demonstration and trianing on Trichoderma application and mass multiplication Method demonstration and training of use of infest trays, lures and parasatoids

SMS (Agril. Extn.) Programme Coordinator Programme Coordinator

Programme Coordinator

Tomato

10.6 10.7

Production of Inputs at Site Soil Health and Fertility

Maize, Paddy, Groundnut Sugarcane

Paddy

Maize

Paddy

10.8 10.9

PHT and value addition Capacity

Colossal loss in tomato due to Phytophthora leaf blight

Safe use of fungicides and their toxicity Disease scoring, life cycle, survival of the lateblight fungus

Programme Coordinator

Imbalanced application of fertilizers, Deficiency of micor nutrients, lack of knowledge on crop residuel management, problematic soils Lack of knowledge on salt tolerant varieties Low yield due to imbalance application of micronutrients Lack of knowledge on salt tolerant varieties

INM in Maize, INM in Groundnut, Integrated Sugarcane Trash Management

Integrated nutrient management in field crops

SMS (Agril. Extn.), SMS (SS & AC),

Assessment of salt tolerant varieties

Problematic soils and their management

INM in Maize

Role of micro nutrients in increasing the yield and quality

SMS (Agril. Extn.), SMS (SS & AC), SMS (SS & AC)

Assesssment of Salt Tolerant varieties Assesssment of Salt Tolerant varieties Integrated Sugarcane Trash Management INM in Groundnut

Reclamantion of saline and sodic soil

Role of Green manures in crop production Role of bio-fertilizers in increasing the crop yield INM in Groundnut crop

Sugarcane

Burning of Trash

Groundnut

Low yield and low oil content due to imbalance application of secondary and micronutrients

Entrepreneurs

Managmeent of Late blight of Tomato

Lack of awareness

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Branding and

Entrepreneurship

SMS (Agril.

Building Group Dynamics

10.13 10.14

Farm Mechanization Fisheries Production Technologies Mushroom production Agro forestry Bee Keeping

10.15

Sericulture

10.10 10.11

10.12

hip Development

on Entrepreneurial opportunities in Agriculture

Extn.), SMS (Home Science)

Improved mulberry cultivation practices Improved silkworm rearing technologies

Integrated farming system for sustainable agriculture

Mulberry

Low leaf yield & quality Uzifly infestation, Disease out break, crop loss and low cocoon yield & quality

Others: Integrated Farming System

opportunities for farm women

Silkworm

10.16

Market linkage of value added Ragi, Maize and jack fruit products

Agricultural crops, Horticultural crops and Sericulture

Lack of knowledge on INM, IPDM

INM in mulberry Integrated Uzifly management, Integrated Disease Management in silkworm rearing for cocoon yield maximization -

SMS (Agril. Extn.), SMS (Sericulture)

SMS (Agril. Extn.), SMS (Agronomy), SMS (Horticulture), SMS (Sericulture)

11. Training for Rural Youth during 2014-15 S.No.

Thematic area

11.1 11.2

Crop Production Horticulture Production

Crop / Enterprise Tomato, Paddy

Major problem

Non use of biocontrol agents

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Related field intervention (OFT/FLD)* Use of bio-control agent for disease

Training Course Title**

No. of Courses

Expected No. of participants

Names of the team members involved

Nursery techniques for quality

SMS- Agril. Extn.,

11.4

Livestock Production Home Science

11.5

Plant Protection

11.6

Production of Inputs at Site Soil Health and Fertility PHT and value addition Capacity Building Group Dynamics Farm Mechanization

11.3

11.7 11.8 11.9

11.10

11.11

11.12

Fisheries Production Technologies Mushroom production

leads to collar rot, weak and unhealthy seedlings, High cost on transplantingsingle seedlings, scarcity of labour

management in Nursery, Drum seeder method of sowing of hybrid paddy

seedlings in Horticulture and Field crops

Tomato, chilli, Banana, Jack

Lack of knowledge on processing and preservation of fruits and vegetables Lack of knowledge on bio-agents usage

Branding and Market linkage of value added Ragi, maize, Jack products

Agronomy, Horticulture

Mass multiplication of native bio-agents

SMS (Agril. Extn.), SMS (Home science) & SMS (Horticulture) SMS (Agril. Extn.), Programme Coordinator & SMS (Horticulture)

Paddy, Ragi and other crops

High cost on transplantingsingle seedlings, scarcity of labour,

SRI method of Ragi cultivation Drum seeder method of sowing in hybrid paddy

Farm mechenary servicing

SMS (Agril. Extn.) SMS (Agronomy),

Oaster mushroom

Low quality and low yield

Paddy straw mushroom

SMS (Agril. Extn.) SMS

Tomato, chilli

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Processing and preservation of fruits and vegetables

11.13 11.14 11.15

Agro forestry Bee Keeping Sericulture

Silkworm

Uzifly infestation Disease out break, crop loss and low cocoon yield & quality

Integrated Uzifly management Integrated Disease Management in silkworm rearing for cocoon yield maximization

cultivation Silkworm chawki rearing as an enterprise

(Home Science), SMS (Agril. Extn.), SMS (Sericulture)

12. Training for Extension Personnel during 2014-15 S.No. 12.1 12.2

Thematic area Crop Production Home Science

12.3

Capacity Building and Group Dynamics

12.4 12.5 12.6

Horticulture Livestock Production & Management Plant Protection

12.7 12.8 12.9 12.10

Farm Mechanization PHT and value addition Production of Inputs at Site Sericulture

12.11 12.12

Fisheries Others

Training Course Title** Food, health and nutrition for preschool children Agro based micro enterprises for farm women PRA techniques and other participatory approaches -

Expected No. of participants 30

SMS (Agril. Extension), SMS (Home Science) SMS (Agril. Extension), SMS (Home Science) SMS (Agril. Extension)

SMS (Agronomy), SMS (Horticulture), Programme Coordinator SMS (Agril. Extn.), SMS (Seri), SMS (SS & AC) SMS (Agril. Extn.), SMS (Seri), SMS (SS & AC) SMS (Agril. Extn.), SMS (Agronomy), SMS (Horticulture) & SMS (Sericulture)

No. of Courses

IPM in major crops of the district INM and IPM in Mulberry

IDM in silkworm rearing

Integrated Farming System

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Names of the team members involved

13. Vocational trainings during 2014-15

Sl.No.

13.1 13.2

13.3 13.4 13.5 13.6 13.7 13.8 13.9

13.10 13.11

Thematic area and the Crop/Enterprise

Crop Production Home Science

Capacity Building and Group Dynamics Horticulture Livestock Production & Management Plant Protection Farm Mechanization PHT and value addition Production of Inputs at Site

Training title*

No. of programmes and Duration (days)

Value addition and Bakery Technology Value added Milk products -

1 (3 days) 1 (3 days) -

Scientific Dairy Management practices Composting methods and Trichoderma production for income generation

1 (3 days) -

Sericulture Fisheries

Type of Clientele (SHGs, NYKs, School students, Women, Youth etc.) SHGs

Expected No. of participants

Sponsoring agency if any

Names of the team members involved

Youth

SMS (Agril. Ext.) SMS (H.Sc.) SMS (Agril. Ext.) SMS (H.Sc.) -

Rural Youth

SMS (Horti.) SMS (Agril. Ext.)

Rural Youth

SMS (Agril. Ext.) SMS (SS & AC), Programme Coordinator -

1 (3 days)

14. Sponsored trainings during 2014-15

Sl.No.

14.1 14.2 14.3

Thematic area and the Crop/Enterprise

Training title*

Crop Production Home Science Capacity Building and Group Dynamics

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No. of programmes and Duration (days)

Type of Participants (SHGs, NYKs, School students, Women, Youth etc.) -

Expected number of participants

Sponsoring agency

Names of the team members involved

14.4

Horticulture

14.5

Livestock Production & Management Plant Protection Farm Mechanization PHT and value addition Production of Inputs at Site Sericulture Fisheries

14.6 14.7 14.8 14.9 14.10 14.11

FOCT â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Palm climbing and Plant Protection

2 (6 days)

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

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Rural Youth

CDB /NRLM

SMS (Agril. Extn.), SMS (Hort.) -

15. Extension programmes during 2014-15 Sl.No. Extension Programme/ Activity*

15.1 15.2 15.3 15.4 15.5 15.6 15.7 15.8 15.9 15.10 15.11 15.12 15.13 15.14 15.15 15.16 15.17 15.18 15.19 15.20 15.21 15.22 15.23 15.24

Advisory Services Diagnostic Visits Field Day Group Discussions Kisan Gosthi Film Show Self -Help Groups Kisan Mela Exhibition Scientists' Visit to Farmers Field Plant/Soil Health/Animal Health Camps Farm Science Club Ex-Trainees Sammelan Farmers' Seminar/Workshop Method Demonstrations Celebration of Important Days Special Day Celebration Exposure Visits Technology Week, Farmers Field School (FFS) Farm Innovators Meet Awareness Programs Others Jack & Mango Mela Millet Mela

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No. of programmes or activities

Expected number of participants

1250 50 27 600 60 6 350 4 2 52 4 6 6 1 1 3

1500 120 1350 3000 750 1750 280 150 325 350 180 350 25 150

1 1

150 70

Names of the team members involved

Programme Coordinator, SMS (Horticulture) SMS (Sericulture) SMS (Home Science) SMS (Agronomy) SMS (Agril. Extn) SMS (SS & AC) Training Assistant

16.

Activities proposed as Knowledge and Resource Centre during 2014-15

16.1 Technological knowledge Sl.No.

Category

Details of technologies

16.1.1 16.1.2

Technology Park/ Crop cafeteria Demonstration Units

16.1.3 16.1.4

Lab Analytical services Technology Week

Precision farming Vermi compost Azolla Fish pond Low cost rearing unit Paddy Navara Paddy Fodder Banana Mulberry SSI Nutrition Garden SWTL Paddy improved varieties Vermicomposting Improved composting Azolla cultivation Improved Mulberry varieties Nutrition garden Ornamental fish rearing High yielding & disease tolerant varieties in vegetables Fodder bank

Area (ha)/ Number 0.1 43.18 sq.m 41.76 sq.m 300 sqm 23 x 33 ft 2.5 0.4 0.2 0.2 0.3 0.2 0.01 -

Names of the team members involved Subject Matter Specialist (Hort.), Farm Manager Subject Matter Specialist (SS & AC), Farm Manager Subject Matter Specialist (SS & AC), Farm Manager Subject Matter Specialist (H.Sc.), Farm Manager Subject Matter Specialist (Sericulture), Farm Manager Subject Matter Specialist (Agronomy), Farm Manager Subject Matter Specialist (Agronomy), Farm Manager Subject Matter Specialist (Agronomy), Farm Manager Subject Matter Specialist (Hort.), Farm Manager Subject Matter Specialist (Sericulture), Farm Manager SMS (Agronomy), Farm Manager SMS (Home Science), Farm Manager SMS (SS & AC)

SMS (Agronomy), Farm Manager

SMS (SS & AC), Farm Manager SMS (SS & AC), Farm Manager SMS (SS & AC), Farm Manager

SMS (Serciulture), Farm Manager

SMS (Home Science), Farm Manager Farm Manager

SMS (Horticulture), Farm Manager

SMS (Agronomy), Farm Manager

16.2 Technological Products Sl.No. 16.2.1 16.2.2

Category Seeds Planting materials

Name of the Production Partner Agency, if any -

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Name of the product Paddy

Quantity (q)/ Number planned to be produced during 2014-15 80 q.

Redgram seedlings Drum stick

2000 Nos. 500 plants

Names of the team members involved Farm Manager, SMS (Agronomy) Farm Manager, SMS (Agronomy) Farm Manager, SMS (Horti.)

seedlings Curry leaves seedlings Coconut seedlings Sugarcane Single Eyebud seedlings Fodder Co-3 Root slips / stem cuttings

16.2.3 16.2.4 16.2.5

Bio-products Livestock strains Fish fingerlings

Trichoderma Fish fingerlings

200 plants 1500 plants 6000 Nos. 10000 nos. 1000 Kg 3000 No.

Farm Manager, SMS (Horti.) Farm Manager, SMS (Horti.) Farm Manager, SMS (Agronomy) Farm Manager, SMS (Agronomy) Programme Coordinator Farm Manager, Training Assistant

16.3 Technological Information Category 16.3.1

Technological capsules / Number

Technology backstopping to line departments Agriculture Horticulture Animal Husbandry Fisheries Agricultural Engineering Sericulture

Others – Home Science 16.3.2

Names of the team members involved

Literature/publication

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Drum seeder technology & machine transplanting in paddy, other water saving techniques in different crops Importance of hybrid varieties and disease tolerant varieties in vegetables and fruit crops Improved silkworm rearing house and equipment disinfectants – stabilized chlorine dioxide Improved silkworm hybrids CSR 16 x 17 Improved mulberry varieties – AR 12, Sahana, V-1 Integrated pest management in mulberry Improved mountages in silkworm rearing Processing and value addition in field and Horticulture crops Improved Varieties of Paddy Improved cultivation practices in Sugarcane Problematic soils and their management INM in paddy and Sugarcane IPDM in tomato IPDM in coconut Production technologies in Tomato Integrated Pest Management in vegetables

SMS (Agronomy) Programme Coordinator SMS (Horticulture) Programme Coordinator

SMS (Sericulture) Programme Coordinator Training Assistant SMS (H.Sc.) Programme Coordinator SMS (Agronomy) SMS (SS & AC) Programme Coordinator SMS (Horticulture)

16.3.4 16.3.5 16.3.6

17.

Electronic Media Kisan Mobile Advisory Services Information on centre/state sector schemes and service providers in the district. Department of Agriculture, Horticulture, Sericulture, Women and Child Development, Animal Husbandry, Fishery, Forestry

Farmwomen in organic farming Household biodegradable waste as nutri compost Integrated uzifly management in Silkworm rearing Integrated Disease management in silkworm rearing 200 Data may be collected from different agencies. Also indicate time of completion.

SMS (Home Science) SMS (Sericulture) Programme Coordinator & All SMSs

August 2014

SMS (Agril. Extn.)

Additional Activities Planned during 2014-15

S.No.

Name of the agency / scheme

Name of activity

17.1

RKVY

Bio-control unit

Formation of CBAs

17.2

18. 18.1

Technical programme with quantification Production of bio control agents (1000kgs ) 5 CBAs

Financial outlay (Rs.) 30,00,000/15,000/-

Names of the team members involved Programme Coordinator SMS (Agril. Extn.)

Revolving Fund Financial status

Opening balance as on 01.04.2013 (Rs.in Lakh)

Expenditure incurred during 2013-14 (Rs.in Lakh)

Receipts during 2013-14 (Rs.in Lakh)

Closing balance as on 31.01.2014 (Rs.in Lakh)

Expected closing balance by 31.03.2014 (Including value of material in stock/ likely to be produced)

3.52

5.08

4.50

2.94

5.5

18.2 S.No.

18.2.1 18.2.2 18.2.3 18.2.4 18.2.5 18.2.6 18.2.7 18.2.8 18.2.9

Plan of activities under Revolving Fund Proposed activities

Expected output

Coconut Nursery Precision farming (Tomato) Paddy seed production Drum stick seedlings Curry leaves seedlings Cocoon production Banana Coconuts Ragi malt

1500 seedlings 5t 80 q. 500 plants 200 plants 500 Kg 5000 Kg 8000 nuts 200kg

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Anticipated income (Rs.)

60,000 60,000 1,00,000 5,000 2,000 1,75,000 30,000 40,000 24000

Names of the team members involved

Farm Manager, SMS (Horticulture) Farm Manager, SMS (Horticulture) Farm Manager, SMS (Agronomy) Farm Manager, SMS (Horticulture) Farm Manager, SMS (Horticulture) Farm Manager, SMS (Sericutlure), Training Assistant Farm Manager, SMS (Horticulture) Farm Manager, SMS (Horticulture) SMS (Home Science) & Training Assistant

19.

Activities of soil, water and plant testing laboratory during 2014-15

Sl.No. 19.1 19.2

20.

Type Soil Water

No. of samples to be analyzed 500 50

E-linkage during 2014-15

S. No

20.1 20.2

Names of the team members involved SMS (SS & AC) SMS (SS & AC)

Nature of activities

Title of the technology module to be prepared Creation and maintenance of relevant database system for KVK

Likely period of completion (please set the time frame)

Remarks if any

Website designing: September 2014 KVK activities: March 2015

21. Activities planned under Rainwater Harvesting Scheme (only to those KVKs which are already having scheme under Rain Water Harvesting) S. No

Activities planned

21.1

Remarks if any

Nil

22. Innovator Farmerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Meet Particulars Sl.No. 22.1 Are you planning for conducing Farm Innovators meet in your district? 22.2 If Yes likely month of the meet 22.3 Brief action plan in this regard

Details Yes August 2014 Identification of innovative farmers Organizing meet Inviting concerned scientists from the Director of Research, UAS, Bangalore Presentation of innovations by individual farmers Exhibition farmers innovation Required budget Rs. 5,000/-

23. Farmers Field School (FFS) planned S. No

Thematic area

Title of the FFS

23.1

Water management

SRI method of paddy cultivation

Action Plan 2014-15, Krishi Vigyan Kendra, V.C.Farm, Mandya

Budget proposed in Rs.

30,000=00

24. Budget - Details of budget utilization (2013-14) upto 31 January 2014 (Rs.) S. No. 24.1 24.1.1 24.1.2 24.1.3 24.1.4 .1 B C D E F G H I J 24.1 24.2 24.2.1 24.2.2 24.2.3 24.2.4 24.2 24.3 24.4

Particulars Recurring Contingencies Pay & Allowances Traveling allowances Contingencies Stationery, telephone, postage and other expenditure on office running, publication of Newsletter and library maintenance POL, repair of vehicles, tractor and equipments Meals/refreshment for trainees Training material Frontline demonstration except oilseeds and pulses On farm testing Training of extension functionaries Extension Activities Establishment of Soil, Plant & Water Testing Laboratory Library Total Recurring Non-Recurring Contingencies Works Equipments including SWTL & Furniture Vehicle (Four wheeler/Two wheeler, please specify) Library Total Non Recurring REVOLVING FUND GRAND TOTAL (A+B+C)

Action Plan 2014-15, Krishi Vigyan Kendra, V.C.Farm, Mandya

Sanctioned

Released

Expenditure

43,00,000-00 1,75,000-00

60,00,000-00 75,000-00

61,78,585-00 77,109-00

2,40,000-00

2,29,062-00

2,05,000-00 90,000-00 80,000-00 4,50,000-00 50,000-00 25,000-00 50,000-00 5,000-00 57,00,000-00

2,35,000-00 60,000-00 80,000-00 3,50,000-00 50,000-00 6,000-00 45,000-00 5,000-00 71,75,000-00

2,29,067-00 53,987-00 79,782-00 3,02,237-00 37,256-00 10,840-00 44,643-00 28,281-00 72,70,849-00

57,00,000-00

71,75,000-00

72,70,849-00

25. Details of Budget Estimate (2014-15) based on proposed action plan S. No.

Particulars

25.1 25.1.1 25.1.2 25.1.3 A B C D E F G H I J 25.1 25.2 25.2.1

Recurring Contingencies Pay & Allowances Traveling allowances Contingencies Stationery, telephone, postage and other expenditure on office running, publication of Newsletter and library maintenance (Purchase of News Paper & Magazines) POL, repair of vehicles, tractor and equipments Meals/refreshment for trainees (ceiling upto Rs.40/day/trainee be maintained) Training material (posters, charts, demonstration material including chemicals etc. required for conducting the training) Frontline demonstration except oilseeds and pulses (minimum of 30 demonstration in a year) On farm testing (on need based, location specific and newly generated information in the major production systems of the area) Training of extension functionaries Maintenance of buildings Establishment of Soil, Plant & Water Testing Laboratory Library TOTAL Recurring Contingencies Non-Recurring Contingencies

3,00,000 1,50,000 1,92,000 2,62,940 47,670 30,000 20,000 60,000 10,000 1,05,92,610

50,00,000-00 5,00,000-00

Vehicle (Four wheeler/Two wheeler, please specify)

a Vehicles (including Tractor) 25.2.4 25.2 25.3 25.4

4,80,000

Equipments including SWTL & Furniture

a Computer & its related accessories 25.2.3

88,00,000 2,40,000

Works

a Farmers Hostel 25.2.2

BE 2014-15 proposed (Rs.)

6,00,000-00 10,000-00 61,10,000-00

Library (Purchase of assets like books & journals) TOTAL Non-Recurring Contingencies REVOLVING FUND GRAND TOTAL

1,67,02,610 -------XXXXXXX-------

Action Plan 2014-15, Krishi Vigyan Kendra, V.C.Farm, Mandya