Agriculture 9 Total Geographical Area : 196 lakh hectares 9 Net Area Sown: 94.81 lakh hectares 9 Total Cropped Area: 106.31 lakh hectares (Kharif 86.30 lakh hectares & Rabi – Summer 20.01 , lakh hectares )
9 Agro Climatic Zones: 8 •
Area under Irrigation in Gujarat – Total irrigated area: 36.37 lakh hectares ( 38 % against net area sown -94.81 lakh hectares . – After completion of major and medium Projects – 64 lakh hectares (67 % against Net Area Sown 94.81 lakh hectares ) 2
Agriculture Extension The two key arms of the agricultural extension network are Public Extension Services State Government, line departments operated extension State Agriculture Universities based Extension ICAR Extension, Agriculture Technology Information Centre (ATIC), Institute Village Linkage Programme (IVLP Mass Media & Information Technology Print Media – Vernacular Press Radio, Television, Private Cable Channels- Satellite Communication Electronic Connectivity through Computers, NICNET, Internet, VSAT etc Farmer Information Advisory Centres (FIAC) Public & Private Information Shops
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ICT Initiatives for Agriculture in Gujarat TSP of the Department for ICT solutions by NIC Customized software applications for different directorates and the department Soil Health Card Sector level support to o Agriculture / Krishi Mahotsav/ Flood Package o Horticulture o Animal husbandry o Agriculture Universities o All boards & corporations
National Informatics Centre
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IT PLAN MAIN FEATURES • Office automation - THROUGH TSP • Networking & e-communication among Dept.--- HOD'S --- Field Offices •Up word and down ward Data flow •Data-base generation, management & storage • Computerization of Citizen centric applications •Web site • Use of electronic media for Agriculture extension 5
PRESENT STATUS FIRST PHASE :- LAN & GSWAN SR
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GSWAN & E-MAIL 42
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HEAD OFFICE OF DIRECTORATE
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DIVISIONAL OFFICES
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DISTRICT OFFICES
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SUB DIVISIONAL OFFICES
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STATUS ACTIVE UP T0 CLASS-I OFFICERS 8- BY DIAL UP & BY Cyber roam Connected Connectivity in Progress 6
COMPUTARISED WORK DONE SO FAR 1. TYPING
2. PAY BILLS
3. PLANNING
4. BUDGET
5. RECONSILATION REPORTING
6. DATA STORAGE
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AGRI. STATISTICAL WORK
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Cost of Cultivation
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Crop cutting Experiment
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Estimation of Crop Production
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Whether Watch
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Rainfall
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E-MAIL & INTERNET
10. SOIL TESTING LABORATORY
9. LICENSING 11. FARMER’S ACCIDENT INSURANC
12. CROP INSURANCE 7
TOTAL I.T. SOLUTION ¾NIC IS IDENTIFIED AS TSP VENDOR ¾ PREPARATION OF MODULES FOR MONITORING & REPORTING IS UNDER PROGRESS ¾ TRAINING OF EMPLOYEES UNDER PROGRESS ¾ NETWORKING IS UNDER PROGRESS ¾ASSESSMENT OF HARDWARE & SOFTWARE REQUIEREMENT
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WEB SITE Web site of Agriculture & Co-operation Department has already been lunched on GSWAN, which includes information of concerned departments. ADDRESS www.agri.gujarat.gov.in 9
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PUBLIC UTITILITY 1. KISAN CALL CENTRE "TOLL FREE " PHONE FACILITIES IS MADE AVAILABLE TO FARMERS FOR SOLVING THEIR FIELD PROBLEMS & PROVIDE INFORMATION ON VARIOUS SCHEMES & PROGRAMS OF GOVT.
PH. NO-1551 (LEVEL – 2) 2. CITIZEN CENTRIC APPLICATIONS ARE UNDER PROGRESS IN E-DATABANK PROJECT 11
FUTURE PLAN • • • •
100 % COMPUTER LITERACY INTERNAL NETWORKING COMPUTERISED WORK THROUGH TSP USE OF ELECTRONIC MEDIA FOR AGRICULTURE EXTENSION • ON LINE SERVICES • FARMERS DATA BANK
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TSP MODULES UNDER AGRICULTURE Crop Insurance Farmer Accident Insurance Scheme Crop Estimation Survey (CES) Improvement Crops Statistic (ICS) Timely Reporting Scheme (TRS) Forecast Production and Productivity Weather Watch Report Agriculture Census Taluka and Village Action Plan Plant Protection Sardar Award Scheme
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TSP MODULES UNDER AGRICULTURE Cotton Mini Mission –2 Variety of Seeds Requirements & Distribution Seed Production Registration Training Planning & Monitoring (Gram Sevak and Farmers) Plant Quarantine Pesticides Manufacturing License Laboratories Requirements (Chemicals, Glassware) Fertilizer Requirements & Distribution Monitoring Bio Fertilizer Plant Set-up Monitoring 14 Agriculture Engineering Equipments
COMPUTERISED WORK THROUGH TSP- ON LINE SERVICES 1. WEATHER WATCH.
Crop wise sowing area, crop condition and weather condition data will be entered weekly at district level and state level report will be generated automatically. 2. FARMER ACCIDENT INSURANCE. Online applications are facilitated and status of processing and sanction can be viewed by all. 3. CROP ESTIMATION SURVEY. The data base of crop cutting experiments would be entered at district level and report of productivity will be generated at head office. 4. SCHEME MANAGEMENT. Online allocation of physical and financial target of various 15 government assisted schemes from H.O. Reporting & monitoring of the respective achievement there under.
Krushi Mahotsav–2006 Krushi Mahotsav, as an intensive convergence and mass contact strategy, was successfully tried in 2005. We continue the same programme this year from 30-4-2006 to 29-5-2006 with focus on : •Doubling the income of farmers through productivity increase and reduction of cultivation cost . •Demand driven crop planning through awareness of market forces .
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This is a uniquely intensive month-long programme of mass contact with farmers. Contact through a mobile exhibition called “Krushi Rath” that visit every village. Experts accompanying with “Krushi Rath” to offer advice to the farmers. Transfer of knowledge to farmers. Focus on visiting each village , advising and assisting individual farmer, free input kits to 15 poor farmers in each village and additional 15 kits per village in tribal area. Take up community based schemes like water conservation through public participation. 16
MOBILE EXHIBITION “KISSAN RATH”
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New Approach – Krushi Mahotsav Entry Certification
Individual Beneficiary Scheme
Sharat Fer
Tree Saplings Land Reform
kit y r nd e a r b u s lt cu hu kit i l r e a g r A u im ult An c i rt Ho it gi k o mY a r Sh
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Kit Distribution bution Distri
Animal Vaccination
Soil Health Card
Healthy Live Stock Veterinary Camp
Farmer
Water Conservation
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New sample collection
Credit
Vadi yojna
Kisa Card n Cred it Dist ribut Ban ion kabl e Sc hem 18 e
Online Application under Krushi Mahotsav Individual Kit Beneficiaries Detail Are Made Available On Intranet Applications Received in Various Schemes at Villages Rath Visited - Number of Villages District WiseRath Route Information Village Wise Information of Community Oriented Scheme Details of Individual Beneficiary Scheme National Informatics Centre
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Online Monitoring of Krishi Mahotsav
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Krishi Mahotsav
Applications Received in Various Schemes at 21 Villages
Krishi Mahotsav
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Rath Visited - Number of Villages District Wise
Krishi Mahotsav
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Rath Route Information Village Wise
Krishi Mahotsav
Community Oriented Scheme
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Krishi Mahotsav
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Individual Beneficiary Scheme
Krishi Mahotsav
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Kit Beneficiary Details
Flood Relief For Farmers 27
Online Application at the time of Natural Calamity Natural Calamity – Flood occurred in 2005 Govt. declared flood relief packages for farmers Package 1: Loss of crops (Agriculture / Horticulture) Package 2: Loss of inputs Package 3: Loss of machinery Package 4: Loss of fertile layer of land NIC developed intranet s/w for District / Package Wise Application Received Taluka / Package Wise Applicant List Village Wise Application Received 28
Flood Relief For Farmers
District / Package Wise Application Received 29
Flood Relief For Farmers
Village Wise Application Received
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Flood Relief For Farmers
Taluka / Package Wise Applicant List
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(An e-Agricultural Extension Service)
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BROAD OBJECTIVES • Doubling of income of farmers • Direct advise to individual farmer a new approach in extension • Direct involvement of Agri Scientist at village level to bridge gap between actual and potential production 33
FINE OBJECTIVES • • • •
Analysis of soil of all the villages of the state Guidance to farmers regarding fertilizer usage based on soil analysis Advising farmers regarding alternate cropping pattern based on soil analysis. Providing Soil Health Card to each farmer to abreast him about his land conditions and cropping practices to be followed. 34
SOIL HEALTH HEALTH CARD CARD SOIL Government of Gujarat initiated scheme of SHC Actions Taken by DAG
Actions Taken by AAU SHC Program Expert Group formed
Soil data of 1.8 lakh farmers’ collected
Soil samples analyzed and database created
DAG started farmers meet to explain cropping based on Soil data
District level and Taluka level Scientists Identified Scientists & Extensionists are advising crop improvement qualitatively based on soil data and existing knowledge Crop planning based on MAI University recommendations compiled CDC formed
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Farmers e-Data e-Data Bank Bank Connectivity Connectivity Farmers GOG Gandhinagar Server
E-Databank AAU, Anand Server (mirror)
Agriculture Horticulture Animal Science
District level
Taluka level NAU E-gram JAU
SKDAU
Village Kiosk
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Connectivity Internet Cloud
E-Databank
Ag. & Coop.
Clients – SAUs/District/Taluka/e-Gram
JAU
NAU
SDAU
DISTRICT
SHC FAQ RECOM.
ITC-AAU-ANAND
E-Gram
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SOIL HEALTH CARD Contains Information on;
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Complete land record of the farmer Soil type Soil analysis – N,P,K, pH etc. Fertilizer recommendations Cropping pattern recommendations Input recommendations Livestock owned by farmer Monitoring of all kind of assistance
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SOIL HEALTH CARD Distributed Soil Health Card to 2,00,000 farmers
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SOIL HEALTH CARD
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Action Plan under Soil Health Card program was published on Website in Gujarati www.shc.gujarat.gov.in 41
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FIRST PHASE PHASE FIRST Soil Data Screening
Rainfall data taluka wise to be incorporated
Software to be prepared for analysis and organising data
MAI status Taluka wise
Petlad Model Soil Profile Data – NBSS & LUP to be incorporated
Crop planning based on Soil Moisture Availability & Practices to be followed as per soil fertility
Economic Assessment/ Market Data
Farmers’ Feedback 47
Work Done Done 2005 2005-06 Work -06 • Application software for rainfed field crops has been Developed (Stage- I) • Required Hardware and Layer software for Phase I are procured and installed at each district and one taluka in each district and at KVK (69 Centers) • GSWAN Connectivity provided at HQs and will be completed in 150 Field offices by next month 48
Work to to be be Done Done 2006 2006-07 Work -07 • Application software for irrigated crops and horticultural crops (Phase II) will be completed • Required Hardware and Layer software for Phase II will be installed in 200 Block offices • GSWAN Connectivity to be provided for remaining field offices 49
