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Himachal Pradesh

Research & Extension



National Conference of Agriculture
for
Kharif Campaign 2012,
on
5
th
March, 2012

Himachal Pradesh

Deployment of Manpower
Name of Post States
Eligibility
Provision
(SEWP)
2011-12
Present
Status
Remarks
Project Director 12 12 12 -
Dy. Project Director 24 12 12 -
Accountant -cum Clerk 13 12 12 -
Computer Programmer 13 12 12 -
Block Technology
Manager
76 76 76 Placement
through Service
Provider
Asstt. BTM (SMS) 152 76 25 Non availability
of suitable
candidates and
low salary and
incentive
Cont.
Extension Reforms Program
Name of Post States
Eligibility
Provision
(SEWP) 2011-
12
Present
Status
Remarks


State
Coordinator
1 - - To be appointed next year


Director,
SAMETI
1 - - Director, SAMETI of the rank of
Dy. Director is already
functioning

Dy. Director,
SAMETI
4 - - 4 Training Officers of the rank
of SMS (below the rank of Dy.
Director) are functioning

Total 296 200 149
Farmer Friend 3243 3243

Issues:
Need to put age bar of 50 years & above in farmer friend as they are now
demanding jobs or this component be excluded from 2012-13.
Emoluments of SMS be increased.
Approved Plan for 2011-12 - 1578.41 lacs
First Installment of Central Share - 648.34 lacs
Second Installment of Central Share - 500.00 lacs
State Share - 185.24 lacs
Total - 1333.58 lacs
Expenditure incurred - 1001.50 lacs
Unspent balance (31.01.2012) - 332.08 lacs
Requirement for 1
st
Quarter of 2012-13 - 450.00 lacs
Financial Status of SEWP 2011-12
PIA Expenditure
Farmer oriented activities (B1-B7, B16 & farmer friend) 551.42
Farm information dissemination 42.16
Agriculture Technology Refinement, Validation &
Adoption
34.04
Establishment of ATMA like Institution (Operational
Expenses)
332.38
Sub Total 960.00
SNO 27.00
SAMETI 14.50
Sub Total 41.50
Total 1001.50
Financial Progress of 2011-12:
(Rs. in lacs)
Activity Target Achievement
Trainings 404 323
Demonstration 4595 3675
Exposure Visit 186 146
Group Mobilization 790 632
Best Group Award 45 36
Best Farmer Award 299 239
Farm Schools 236 210
Farmer Friend 3243 3243
Exhibitions, Kisan Mela,
Fruits/Vegetable Shows
17 13
Kisan Gosthies 147 117
Farmer scientist Interaction 23 23
Physical Progress of 2011-12:
Activity Target Achievement
Trainings (No.) 404 323
Male 11019 8855
Female 4799 3784
Total 15818 12639
Demonstration 4595 3675
Male 2000 1725
Female 1835 1550
CIGs 760 400
Total 4595 3675
Exposure Visit 186 146
Male 9237 6982
Female 4203 3173
Total 13440 10155
Farmers Benefited
Group Mobilization (No.) 790 632
Male 8800 6640
Female 7000 6000
Total 15800 12640
Best Group Award 45 36
Best Farmer Award 299 239
Farm Schools 236 210
Male 3900 3000
Female 2000 2250
Total 5900 5250
Farmer Friend 3243 3243
Exhibitions, Kisan Mela, Fruits/Vegetable Shows 17 13
Male 9560 7648
Female 5940 4752
Total 15500 12400
Kisan Gosthies 147 117
Male 10498 8398
Female 5702 4962
Total 16200 12960
Farmer scientist Interaction 23 23
Male 386 386
Female 189 189
Total 575 575
Farm Schools
Cereals 60
Vegetables 40
Pulses 15
Multiple Crops 15
Horticulture 40
Animal Husbandry 40
Total 210
Convergence between Agricultural Research and Extension
Programme Coordinator KVKs and PD, ATMAs started interface meetings and joint
visit of Villages.
SAUs have designated the expert for each district.
Districts have been allocated to SAU Scientists.
Five villages are being visited by ATMA & KVK and SAU Scientists.
ATMA and KVK are coordinating in the conduct of Field Days, Kisan Melas, Gosthies
and setting up of Farm Schools.
Incharge KVKs have opened the Bank Accounts for the implementation of ATMA
activities.
Mass-Media Support to Agriculture Extension
Meetings of State Level Committees (SLC) and District Level Committees, being
held regularly.
Constitution of Technical Support Group (TSG has been done.
Active participations of all stakeholders in the monthly meetings of inter
media Publicity Coordination Committee and Quarterly meetings of
Agriculture Programmes Coordination Committees (State +District level).
Focused Publicity compaign through electronic and print media, telecasting
programmes like Krishi Darshan Diallect, Live phone in programmes, Success
stories & Field visits programmes & Krishi Jankari and Mausam on Doordarshan
and broadcasting programmes on Khetibhari, Sunhari Kirne & Krishi Jagat on
Radio.
Mass-Media Support to Agriculture Extension
Particulars 2010-2011 2011-2012 (Till date)
Press News and Advertisement 100 90
Radio and Doordarshan Programmes 101 112
Radio and Doordarshan Jingle 4 4
Flash Messages through Radio and
Doordarshan
12 12
Technical Literature and Booklets 37,500 30,000
Number of Extension Officers visited
Radio/Doordarshan Programmes
58 76
Fairs/Exhibitions and Crop Seminars 32 24
(Physical Progress)
Establishment of ACABC
Nodal training institute - Indian Society of Agri-business professionals, Solan.
Selection of candidates for training - NABARD, Agriculture Department, lead bank,
MANAGE, Nodal Officer.
Issue of certificates to successful agriventures MANAGE.
Organization of refresher and sensitization training 10 candidates participated
(Amritsar).
Benefit of allocation made for private sector to agri-preneures Agri-preneures are yet
establishing.
Services of agri-preneures in distributions of inputs and implementation of
flagship schemes - Agri-preneures are yet establishing.

Establishment of ACABC

No. of training batches 9
No. of candidates trained 302
No. of agriventures established 102
Bank financed agriventures 45
Candidates trained in the year 2011-12 65
Trained / established agriventures joined other agencies.
Bank financed agriventures may start the agribusiness.




MANAGE & EEI Training Programmes
S.
No.
Training No. of Participants
MANAGE EEI, Nilokheri
1 Mainstreaming Gender Concerns in Agriculture 9 -
2 Workshop on implementation of Modified
Guidelines on Extension Reforms Scheme
11 -
3 Public Private Partnership 5 4
4 Farm Business Management 15 -
5 Effective Communication 14 -
6 Participatory Extension Management (PEM) 6 -
7 Training programmes on Promotion of
Commodity Interest Groups and federations
9 -
8 Writing for Print Media 7 -
9 Training on Integrated Watershed Programme
(IWMP)
2 2
10 Training methods for trainers of State and
Regional Institutes for extension
3 -
Cont.
S.
No.
Training No. of Participants
MANAGE EEI,
Nilokheri
11 Managerial skills for Extension personnel 5 -
12 Development and management of Agricultural
Programmes of Radio
7 -
13 Human Resource Management for extension personnel 5 -
14 Workshop on Urban Agriculture 7 -
15 Market Led Extension - 2
16 Mass Media for transfer of technology - 2
17 Motivational Techniques in Propagating Organic Farming - 2
18 W.T.O. in the Context of Agriculture - 2
19 Entrepreneurship Development in Agriculture and allied
fields
- 2
20 Motivational Techniques for effective performance of
Extension
- 2
Total 105 18
S.No Years No. of Candidates
Enrolled
No. of Candidates
Completed PGDAEM
1. 2007-08 35 35
2. 2008-09 53 53
3. 2009-10 56 56
4. 2010-11 62 Continuing
5. 2011-12 44 Enrolled
Total 250 144
PG Diploma in Agricultural Extension Management
Adequate Publicity of Diploma in Agriculture Extension Services for Input
dealers is being done.
Enrollments of candidates are expected from the next year.
Kisan Call Centre
H.P Calls Received
Level-2
IVR Call
1,36,417
1618
1266
Grand Total 1,39,301
(12
th
August, 2008 to January, 2012)
Issues:
Call frequency increased manifold.
Three Lines are Managed by One Person at a time.
Four Persons are Managing the Centre against 8 and 12 in Haryana and Punjab
with similar call frequency.
Need to provide additional staff.
Publication of Farmers Friendly Handbook
Centrally Sponsored Schemes implemented in the State are scrutinized.
State Plan Schemes are included under the appropriate theme.
Draft flyer of the state intimated.
Additions / Deletions shall be intimated.
All Districts covered under ATMA.
Institutional Mechanism setup to operationalize cafeteria activities.
Action Plans prepared every year based upon SREPs covering all
stakeholders.
Specialist and functionary support provided at various levels.
R-E-F Linkages established.

Extension Reforms through ATMA
Innovations through ATMA
Introduction of System of Rice Intensification & System of Wheat intensification.
Popularization of Polyhouse technology.
Introduction of Zimikand, Turmeric & Ginger to combat Monkey menace.
Popularization of vermi-composting.
Introduction of low cost cooling chambers.
Introduction of cultivation of milky mushroom.
Popularization of Organic Farming.
Popularization of Dairy based farming system in the area prone to wild animals.
Popularization of Pearl cultivation.
Changes introduced by ATMA
Farmer empowerment through farmer oriented activities.
Improved Extension reach to more number of farmers through FIGs.
Improvement in relations with other departments (regular meetings).
Common platform for interaction with farmers and other agencies.
Better response to the demands of farmers.
Implementation in gap filling mode - convergence.
Changes in skill and attitude of stakeholders MANAGE & SAMETI trainings.
Moving towards sustainability in extension Beneficiary contribution.
Extension support at ground level, Bottom up planning Groups / FACs.
Linkages with SAUs, KVKs, line departments & Private sector.
THANK YOU

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