2013-14
Villages: B.Hosur, Kempaihnapalya RNR Tq No. of Trials :5 Area : 2 ha
Suckers/ plant (at 90 DAP)
Leaf width (m)
Weed count/0.5 Sq m (at 90 DAP)
1.30
0.60
56
4.5
1.26
0.62
64
6
Plant height (m)
Stem girth (m)
Square Method (1.8X1.8 m)
2.54
0.64
18
Square Method (2.1X2.1 m) UAS’B
2.41
0.69
18
Paired row with zigzag planting (1.2X1.2X2 m) NRCB, Trichy
2.64
0.61
Rationale :Low yield of 3 16 1.35 0.58and non -utilisation 42 resources effectively
Options
No. of Leaf leaves/ length plant (m)
Plants in Paired row method are healthy, little taller, good stem girth with luster green and erect leaves
90 DAP, got very good weed control, Sucker production is comparatively less Nut. deficiency symptoms noticed
Villages:Hombalampet Magadi No. of Trials :5 Area : 1 ha
Options
I cut (t/ha)
NB-21 (FP)
-
Co-3 (24-4-14 1st cut
20
Rationale: Non-availability palatable green fodder through out season
II nd Leaf Leaf No. of Stem Cum Pl ht Tillers Cut length width leaves/ girth yield (cm) / pl (t/ha) (t/ha/yr) (cm) (cm) pl (cm) 18 -
Palata bility (%)
85
204
23
112.5
4.20
135
5.80
58
120
215
22
123.0
4.10
163
5.60
72
COFS 29 (18-4-14 1st cut)
34
-
160
221
13
80.30
4.50
95
2.80
93
(DHN-6)
40
38
220
252
25
96.50
5.30
190
7.20
92
Weight of the fresh fodder offered – Weight of the leftover fodder Palatability (%) = ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Weight of the fresh fodder offered
Options
Growth
Pubescence
Palatability
Preference
Farmers PracticeNB-21
Vigorous
More
More fibrous
Low
Hybrid Bajra NapierCo-3
Vigorous
More
COFS 29
Moderate
Less so easy to harvest
High
High
Dharwad Hybrid Napier (DHN-6)
Vigorous
Less so easy to harvest
High
High
Moderately
X 100
Moderate
DHN-6
Farmers Practice
No. of Trials :5 Area : 1 ha
Technology Options 1. spraying of methomyl@ 2g/lt 2. Spraying of monocrotophos @ 1.5 ml/lt (IIHR) 3. Spraying of profenophos @ 2ml followed by (15 DA) spray of thiacloprid @ 1.5 ml/lt (TNAU)
Budworm Infested flower buds (%) Pre20 40 count days days
No. flower buds / 100 g
Yield (q/ha) for 30 days
Net Return (Rs.)
BC Ratio
20.8
789
12.15
59672
2.61
18.6
Village: Siddagangainapalya, 13.79Magadi72824 2.98 Tq
17.2
15.2
732
14.4
5.4
695 Rationale: 17.99Existing 92342 3.25 insecticides are not effective
30.4
T1 Farmers practice
IIHR / UAS-B
Conclusion: By spraying new combination of insecticides we are able to manage budworm effectively and minimize the damage Combination of profenophos followed thiacloprid is effective in reducing bud worm infestation than monocrotophos or methomyl This combination also gives protection from budworm for longer duration
TNAU
No. of Trials :5 500 DFLs Villages: Kamasagara, Tokinayakanadoddi, Hanumanahalli, Varagerahalli, Virupasandra, Kanakapura tq.
Options Farmers practice Bandh powder and lime Samraksha (A Powder) (CSR & TI Mysore) Rakshak (KSSR & DI, Bangalore) Vijetha Green, (CSB)
Net Rationale: LowYield yield & cocoon Disease Defective Cocoon Shell Pupal Return BC quality . Farmers apply only lime inciden cocoons (kg/100 weight weight wt in Rs. Ratio ce (%) (No./100) DFLs) /ha/year 7
12
0.80
0.30
0.50
73
127750
1.60
5
9
0.92
0.40
0.52
78
138840
1.74
4
7
1.01
0.45
0.56
82
148010
1.86
3
5
1.22
0.51
0.71
88
160600
2.02
Farmers Feedback: We got good quality cocoons & high price Rakshak bed disinfectant is pungent There was 6.80, 12.32 and 20.54% cocoon yield increase in T2, T3 and T4 respectively
Market Price T1: Rs.395/Kg cocoon T4: Rs.418/Kg cocoon
Villages: Biskur, Magadi
Options
Details of Technology
Name of SHG
T1
SHGs focusing on savings alone
Shri Laxmi Kalangium
T2
CBA focusing on Production Technology CBA focusing on production & marketing
Shri Vijayalakshmi Kalangium
T3
EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Off Campus Training Programs: 02 Group discussion Meeting: 02 On campus Training: 01 Demonstrations: 04 Training mannual:01 Telephonic guidence:08
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Shri Vigneswara Kalangium
Preparation of ragi products Hands on training and cost economics Establishment of units License and branding Production, packing, labeling & branding & market linkages
Parameters Type of Group
T1 Focusing on savings alone (Shri Laxmi Kalangium)
Income (% increase)
3 .00 Earning interest on their savings
Group feeling
Fair
Social change
-
T2
T3
Focusing on Production Group focusing on production & marketing Technology (Shri Vigneswara Klangium) (Shri Vijayalakshmi Kalangium) 10 .20 29.90 Selling ragi as such and also Selling ragi value added products preparing the product profit (Ragi malt, ragi papad and ragi is less due to lack of mixture) with proper branding branding and linkage and labeling with better market linkage Fair
good
-
• Due to outside contact developed better market linkage • More exposure to melas • Ready to accept Mechanization Eg: Cycle weeder • Serves as resource person • Identified as SAC member
Income generated from the unit (T-3) Products
Qty sold till date
Selling Price
Income
Cost of Production
BCR
Ragi Malt
20kgs
Rs. 150/Kg
3000
115
1.30
Ragi Papad
40kgs
Rs.150/Kg
6000
112
1.33
Ragi Mixture
15kg
Rs. 200/kg
3000
153
1.30
Feed Back: Branding, labeling and market linkage enhanced the profit, We-feeling and exposure to outside world
Value addition. Branding, labelling and marketing to the regional crops will enhance the profit and provides employment