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Status Review of National Food Security Mission. General Council Meeting under the Chairmanship of Agriculture Minister scheduled on 18 th January,2011 Mukesh Khullar; Mission Director, National Food Security Mission. Status Summary. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Status Review of National Food Security Mission
General Council Meeting under the Chairmanship of Agriculture Minister scheduled on 18th January,2011
Mukesh Khullar; Mission Director, National Food Security Mission
Status Summary NFSM is on track to deliver 20 million tons of food
grains by 2012− Rice from 94 to 104 MT− Wheat from 76 to 84 MT− Pulses from 14.2 to 16.5 MT
An amount of Rs. 3500 crores spent so far; budget for remaining amount 1385 crores submitted
Partnerships with Institutions and Programs for sustaining the efforts− International - IRRI, ICRISAT, ICARDA− National - NCIPM, IIPR, CRRI, DWR, NABARD− Programs – STRASA, MMA, RKVY, MGNREGS, MSP
NFSM Rice
2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12
Demand 90.91 92.87 94.83 96.81 98.79
Target 94.35 96.35 98.35 100.35 103.35
Achievement 93.35 96.69 99.18 89.31 95.00*
In million tons
NFSM Wheat
2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12
Demand 71.19 72.72 74.26 75.8 77.36
Target 77.8 78.8 79.8 81.8 83.8
Achievement 75.81 78.57 80.68 80.98 82.00*
In million tons
NFSM Pulses
2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12
Demand 16.77 17.51 18.29 19.08 19.91
Target 14.7 15.2 15.4 15.7 16.2
Achievement
14.20 14.76 14.57 14.77 16.50*
In million tons
Fund Releases Rs in Crores
Crop Year Total
2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11*RE 1277 cr
Rice 84.95 363.77 313.51 236.67 998.9
Wheat 208.19 232.23 317.98 221.66 980.06
Pulses 105.59 287.29 387.67 546.29 1326.84
Total 398.73 883.29 1019.16 1004.62 3305.8
Total Plan outlay 4882 crores
Progress Increase in Seed Replacement Rate
− Stress tolerant varieties for rice and terminal heat tolerant wheat varieties promoted
Soil health improvement− Soil amendments and promotion of Micro nutrients
especially for rice and pulses crops
Large scale demonstrations and Farmers’ Field Schools− Accelerated Pulses Production Program
Pest surveillance and monitoring
− Involvement of CBOs through NABARD
Diesel pumpsets and Sprinklers to supplement the works under MGNREGS, RKVY and IWMP
% increase in input consumption from 07-08 to 09-10
Crop Seeds INM IPM Farm machinery
Rice 17-55 43-75 54-97 22-100
Wheat 53-82 21-82 - 53-100
Pulses 69-63 (100% in 08-09)
36-66 61-97 0-100
Significant outputs up to 31/3/10
Output Area covered (approx.)
Farmers benefited (approx.)
3 .8 lakh demonstrations 1.4 lakh ha 3.8 lakh farmers
85.8 lakh qtls of HYV rice, wheat, pulses distributed
110 lakh ha 73.3 lakh farmers
Nearly 17000 qtls of hybrid rice distributed
0.4 lakh ha 0.2 lakh farmers
Nearly 66 lakh hac treated with gypsum/lime/micronutrients
66 lakh ha 44 lakh farmers
26 lakh ha of farm land treated under Integrated Pest Management
26 lakh ha 17.3 lakh farmers
15.3 lakh farm implements distributed 15.3 lakh farmers
Capacity building of the farmers through nearly 28000 Farmers Field Schools
8.4 lakh farmers
Attention Areas Technical
− Improve Seed multiplication rates for production of seeds of pulses and hybrid rice and hybrid pigeon pea
− Develop better Pest and Disease tolerance of pulses especially of kharif pulses – black gram
− Appropriate zero till seed drills for heavy soils in rainfed areas and other machines for harvesting, threshing and drying of paddy in small land holdings
− Standardizing innovative farm practices e.g. dibbling, nipping and drip irrigation for pigeon pea crops
− Developing shorter duration pulses crops esp pigeon pea which can also be harvested with machines
Administrative− Business model for promotion of custom hiring of farm
machinery to small and marginal farmers for line sowing, ridge making, spraying of pesticides
− Reducing policy-implementation gap Capacity building of stakeholders
Mission capacity Responsive
− Direct Fund Flow to districts− Dedicated Project management Teams− General Council empowered to make suitable changes
from time to time
Flexibilty− ATMA can engage with CBOs and Private sector− Pilot Projects through Agencies to draw lessons for
program formulation− Scope for innovations under local initiatives
Convergence− Initiative on development of Eastern India rice base cropping
system− Initiative on development of rainfed agriculture in 60,000
pulses and oilseeds villages− Proposed initiative on Millets development
Sum Up Mission is at the centre of the policies for
augmenting food grains production
With the clear mandate and empowered decision making, the mission activities are being steered to achieve the desired objectives
Pulses promotion was pumped up this year and the results are encouraging
Institutional support is being enlisted to sustain high production level
Implementation capacity is being enlarged for deeper reach and improved quality of service delivery