Table : 1 General Information

Villages Area No. of No. of ADA circle un-in- (sq. Male Female Total S.C. S.T. In-habited G. Ps. Revenue habited km) Villages ANANTAPUR 84 0 106 1798 84 264362 251944 516306 60177 16270 TADIPATRI 92 0 107 1517 92 149894 143754 293648 46199 2763 GOOTY 101 4 101 1538.8 105 133151 127218 260369 43110 7625 URAVAKONDA 70 1 76 1600.3 71 168019 162226 330245 48438 12793 DHARMAVARAM 66 1 84 2012.9 67 166676 158195 324871 39278 10966 KALYANDURG 71 3 95 2175 74 150288 144088 294376 52720 11629 RAYADURG 75 2 87 1590.9 77 143370 138467 281837 39070 4541 PENUKONDA 97 4 89 1700.4 101 136613 129762 266375 35892 12501 MADAKASIRA 54 4 52 1161 58 122429 118122 240551 52932 4431 HINDUPUR 103 10 89 1587.6 113 231271 220774 452045 60993 12126 KADIRI 116 6 115 2447.9 122 193515 186340 379855 36087 31516 Grand Total 929 35 1001 19129.8 964 1859588 1780890 3640478 514896 127161

143 Table 2.A Rainfall pattern in the district Normal ACTUAL RAINFALL Sl. No. Month rainfall 02-03 03-04 04-05 05-06 06-07 07-08 South-West Monsoon (Kharif) 1 June 64 38.3 21.2 18.2 48.8 79.2 150.4 July 67 21.5 40.7 108.3 145.4 21.8 72.0 August 89 38.0 71.6 14.8 98.0 15.4 107.3 September 118 59.5 46.1 121.5 134.4 86.0 197.4 Total 338 157.3 179.6 262.8 426.6 202.4 527.1 North-East Monsoon October 111 105.00 171.6 69.8 190.9 10.0O 78 (as 1 on 30-10-07) November 35 14.3 1.4 10.7 49.5 5.0 December 10 1.00 0 0 11.9 2.0 Total 156 120.3 173 80.5 252.3 17.0 Winter Period January 2 0 1.3 1.5 0 0 February 1 0.10 0 5.3 0 1.1 Total 3 0.1 1.3 6.8 0 1.1 Hot Weather Period 1 March 3 0.1 11.3 1.5 40.8 4.9 0 2 April 13 4.9 32.8 28.0 11.7 11.7 0 3 May 40 7.4 125.2 53.9 59.8 59.4 Total 56 12.4 169.3 83.4 112.3 76 Total for the Year 553 290.2 523.2 433.5 791.2 296.5

144 Table 2 B: Data on Weather SL. Rainfall Temperature Humidity Name of mandal No. No. of rainy days Average rainfall Min. 0C Max. 0C Min Max 1 ANANTAPUR 42 581.0 13 44 40 70 2 RAPTADU 35 550.0 12 39 66 91 3 GARLADINNE 568.0 22.18 33.49 4 ATMAKUR 24 146.8 22 46 66 91 5 KUDAIR 14 675.8 20 45 30 85 6 SINGANAMALA 546.0 22.18 33.49 7 B.K. SAMUDRAM 25 146.8 22 46 30 85 8 NARPALA 577.0 22.18 33.49 9 TADIPATRI 667.0 22.18 33.49 10 YADIKI 25 50.6 18 44 20 85 11 PEDDAPAPPUR 469.0 22.18 33.49 12 PUTLUR 565.0 22.18 33.49 13 YELLANUR 632.0 22.18 33.49 14 GUNTAKAL 515.0 22.18 33.49 15 GOOTY 22 423.0 18 44 21 86 16 PAMIDI 16 514.0 18 42 21 82 17 PEDDAVADUGUR 16 514.0 18 42 21 82 18 URAVAKONDA 530.0 22.18 33.49 19 VAJRAKARUR 518.0 22.18 33.49 20 VIDAPANAKAL 574.0 22.18 33.49 21 DHARMAVARAM 0 567.0 22.18 33.49 22 TADIMARRI 0 469.0 22.18 33.49 23 BATHALAPALLI 0 520.0 22.18 33.49 24 C.K. PALLI 0 354.0 22.18 33.49 25 KANAGANAPALLI 0 504.0 22.18 33.49 26 RAMAGIRI 0 536.0 22.18 33.49 27 KALYANDURG 41 878.6 17 44 50 80 28 BELUGUPPA 41 207.0 13 44 30 70 29 KAMBADUR 41 171.0 28 42 30 70 30 KUNDURPI 41 202.0 13 42 30 70 31 BRAHMASAMUDRAM 41 550.0 28 42 30 70 32 SETTUR 41 575.0 13 28 30 70

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33 RAYADURG 42 507.3 13 28 30 70 34 D. HIREHAL 44 507.3 13 28 30 70 35 GUMMAGATTA 23 510.0 13 28 30 70 36 KANEKAL 26 520.0 13 28 30 70 37 BOMMANAHAL 23 520.0 13 28 30 70 38 PENUKONDA 678.0 22.18 33.49 39 SOMMANDEPALLI 635.0 22.18 33.49 40 RODDAM 631.0 22.18 33.49 42 KOTHACHERUVU 624.0 22.18 33.49 43 BUKKAPATNAM 703.0 22.18 33.49 44 MADAKASIRA 0 607.0 22.18 33.49 45 AMARAPURAM 0 546.0 22.18 33.49 46 GUDIBANDA 0 506.0 22.18 33.49 47 ROLLA 0 618.0 22.18 33.49 48 AGALI 0 601.0 22.18 33.49 49 HINDUPUR 51 550.0 18 42 21 87 50 PARIGI 608.0 22.18 33.49 51 LEPAKSHI 50 655.0 18 42 21 87 52 CHILAMATHUR 68 552.0 19 42 11 20 53 GORANTLA 595.0 22.18 33.49 54 KADIRI 666.0 22.18 33.49 55 MUDIGUBBA 693.0 22.18 33.49 56 NALLAMADA 577.0 22.18 33.49 57 N.P.KUNTA 612.0 22.18 33.49 58 TALAPULA 636.0 22.18 33.49 59 NALLACHERUVU 594.0 22.18 33.49 60 O.D.CHERUVU 607.0 22.18 33.49 61 TANAKAL 612.0 22.18 33.49 62 AMADAGUR 18 518.0 18 42 21 86 63 GANDLAPENTA 594.0 22.18 33.49

Table 3 Land Utilization Statistics (2005-06) (Land in Ha)

146 Land Other than Barren and Under Area Cultivable Cropping Geographical Permanent Current Gross Net Sown ADA circle Uncultivable Non- under Fallow Intensity Area Pasture Fallow cropped Area Area Land agril. Forest (Cultivable (%) Use waste) Anantapur 181758 16265 12850 359 11939 6488 17250 112962 105525 107 Tadipatri 150348 17542 10508 118 17703 4168 13882 86407 77727 111 Gooty 155915 20492 13661 65 14631 3906 11256 87490 82413 106 Uravakonda 157391 8553 8399 53 10766 1261 11974 127120 112452 113 Dharmavaram 201301 24217 11541 1453 9405 8653 13312 119579 116527 103 Kalyandurg 214467 12017 11556 795 12457 4308 13216 152781 145812 105 Rayadurg 162610 6794 12194 538 10929 9128 8429 108191 96684 112 Penukonda 170038 26190 6118 8388 32413 3040 7155 84070 81901 103 Madakasira 116095 4301 7597 2836 8385 2698 11011 72374 69716 104 Hindupur 158751 8895 12814 2623 19936 2846 12380 88968 87648 102 Kadiri 244817 30078 6254 3128 48233 3780 17108 129296 127254 102 GRAND TOTAL 1913491 175344 113492 20356 196797 50276 136973 1169238 1103659 105.94

147 Table 4: Land Holdings (Agriculture Census 2001) (Holdings in numbers and area in Ha) Marginal Semi-med. Farmers Small Farmers Farmers Medium farmers Large farmers Total ADA circle No. Area No. Area No. Area No. Area No. Area No. Area Anantapur 15407 8707 17566 26184 16738 41536 5275 30802 1095 17617 56081 124847 Tadipatri 12736 7652 13844 20301 10480 28581 4662 26901 667 9728 42389 93162 Gooty 17689 10039 14798 21316 10629 28660 4110 23842 509 6964 47735 90821 Uravakonda 12385 7936 14949 21647 12610 33851 6540 38673 1296 19970 47780 122076 Dharmavaram 15216 8157 19120 29066 17905 43065 4836 28695 961 15120 58038 124103 Kalyandurg 10830 6670 20581 32262 23642 56416 6189 36130 1354 20691 62596 152169 Rayadurg 13870 8138 13199 19078 11805 31545 6572 38996 1372 20294 46818 118051 Penukonda 23222 12313 16525 23892 9592 24877 3036 17735 546 10454 52921 89271 Madakasira 23628 12635 15581 22325 8550 21999 2256 12757 248 3505 50263 73222 Hindupur 35968 17500 17283 24489 9240 24100 2556 14458 373 5712 65420 86259 Kadiri 25394 14237 22256 32387 15047 39260 5457 31106 487 7012 68641 124002 Grand total 206345 113984 185702 272947 146238 373890 51489 300096 8908 137068 598682 1197984

Table 5 Source wise area irrigated in 2006-07 Area (ha) Canals Tanks Open Wells Tube/Bore wells Lift Irrigation Other Sources Total ADA cricle Nos. Area Nos. Area Nos. Area Nos. Area Nos. Area Nos. Area Area % irrig.

148 Anantapur 4 3878 98 2703 2028 5461 3868 8892 0 0 5 42 20976 14 Tadipatri 0 3037 84 385 0 3649 0 15076 0 25 0 0 22172 15 Gooty 2 2477 155 3763 486 2326 850 5850 53 281 210 451 15148 10 Uravakonda 0 6274 78 523 0 1396 0 2060 0 9 0 0 10262 7 Dharmavaram 0 0 289 511 0 1703 0 5098 0 0 0 0 7312 5 Kalyandurg 0 0 246 1534 220 1305.5 5730 9407 0 0 850 871.69 13118 9 Rayadurg 4 11663 10 539 350 1263 8862 10929.8 0 0 0 0 24395 16 Penukonda 0 0 250 472 0 438 0 5717 0 0 0 0 6627 4 Madakasira 0 0 188 0 0 0 0 3957 0 0 0 0 3957 3 Hindupur 0 0 433 5148 954 641 4404 9570 0 0 0 0 15359 10 Kadiri 0 1091 582 2405 0 2653 0 5109 0 0 0 0 11258 8 Grand total 10 28420 2413 17983 4038 20835.5 23714 81665.98 53 315 1065 1364.69 150584 100

Table 7.C: Area, Production and Yield of Major Crops in Irrigated / Rain fed Conditions during Kharif Season (2007-08) Area (Ha) Production (Q) Yield (Q/Ha) Crops Irr. % Rf. % Total Irr. % Rf. % Total Irr. Rf. Average

149 Paddy 30140 99.54 140 0.46 30280 847731 99.84 1320 0.16 849051 28.13 9.43 28.04 Jowar 320 12.13 2318 87.87 2638 4334 16.04 22690 83.96 27024 13.54 9.79 10.24 Bajra 391 33.30 783 66.70 1174 8272 45.76 9808 54.24 18080 21.16 12.53 15.40 Maize 4850 66.46 2448 33.54 7298 339500 82.22 73440 17.78 412940 70 30 50 Ragi 1668 77.55 483 22.45 2151 28955 83.48 5728 16.52 34683 17.36 11.86 16.12 Redgram 144 0.39 36775 99.61 36919 697 0.41 172843 99.59 173540 4.84 4.7 4.77 Cowgram 0 0.00 895 100.00 895 0 0 1611 100 1611 2.4 1.8 2.1 Chillies 2184 100.00 0 0.00 2184 61916 100 0 0 61916 28.35 28.3 28.35 Onion 1389 79.19 365 20.81 1754 267894 89.18 32488 10.72 300382 192.87 89.01 171.26 Cotton 3032 67.20 1480 32.80 4512 10096 78.18 2818 11.82 12914 3.33 1.90 2.86 Groundnut 3172 0.36 872151 99.64 875323 81236 0.74 10860302 99.26 10941538 25.61 12.45 12.50 Sunflower 12085 70.89 4963 29.11 17048 126514 88.96 15697 10.04 142211 10.47 3.16 8.34

Table 7.D: Area, Production and Yield of Major Crops in Irrigate / Rain fed Conditions during Rabi Season, 2006-07 Area (Ha) Production (Q) Yield (Q/Ha) Crops Irr. % Rf. % Total Irr. % Rf. % Total Irr. Rf. Average Paddy 10846 100 0 0 10846 319740 100 0 0 319740 29.48 0.0 29.48

150 Wheat 117 61.6 73 38.4 190 391 78.0 110 22.0 501 3.34 1.51 2.64 Jowar 2828 11.7 21296 88.3 24124 38099 23.2 125776 76.8 163875 13.47 5.91 6.79 Maize 3116 10.3 26996 89.7 30112 336723 14.8 1940088 85.2 2276811 108.06 71.87 75.61 Bengalgram 1902 2.3 81626 97.7 83528 7037 2.3 297118.6 96.7 307383 3.7 3.64 3.68 Groundnut 18104 100 0 0 18104 197153 100.0 0 0 197153 10.89 0.0 10.89 Sunflower 12331 36.6 21345 63.4 33676 72037 52.4 65380 48.6 137417 5.84 3.06 4.08

Table 7.E Recent trends in area, production and productivity of field crops Area in Production in S. No Crop Year Yield in Kgs/ha 1000Hac 1000Mts 1 Groundnut 2002-03 750 279 372

151 2003-04 686 195 303 2004-05 872 706 810 2005-06 899 392 436 2006-07 662 159 240 2 Red gram 2002-03 28 7 196 2003-04 41 7 178 2004-05 33 8 241 2005-06 35 24 677 2006-07 26 4 135 3 Rice 2002-03 40 86 2168 2003-04 28 62 2231 2004-05 34 107 3177 2005-06 48 125 2608 2006-07 22 59 2672 4 Bengal gram 2002-03 54 20 372 2003-04 51 19 377 2004-05 42 10 226 2005-06 49 48 981 2006-07 84 31 368 5 Sunflower 2002-03 60 22 367 2003-04 75 31 414 2004-05 57 34 602 2005-06 49 8 173 2006-07 60 9 150 7 Maize 2002-03 6 12 2560 2003-04 5 10 2040 2004-05 7 36 5073 2005-06 8 32 4363 2006-07 8 25 3200

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8 Jowar 2002-03 16 16 1030 2003-04 34 17 509 2004-05 16 20 1234 2005-06 17 14 830 2006-07 43 19 433 9 Bajra 2003-04 2 0.25 122 2004-05 1 0.40 395 2005-06 1 2.00 1901 2006-07 1 3 305 10 Ragi 2003-04 6 8.7 1458 2004-05 4 7.6 1896 2005-06 2 3.7 1854 2006-07 2 3.5 1746

153 Table 7.H Area, Production and Productivity Trend of Main Crops in the District Normal 2004-05 Normal 2005-06 Normal 2006-07 2007-08 (Projected) Produ Sl. ctivity/ Produ Produ Producti Name of Crop Area Productio Area Productio Area Productio Produc No. Kg/Ha ctivity ction vity Area n (P)Mt n (P) n tivity c (P) (A) (Y) (A) (Y) (A) (Y)

1 Rice 34000 108018 3177 48000 125184 2608 33000 98802 2994 33660 102793 3054 2 Jowar 16000 19744 1234 17000 14110 830 43000 23263 541 43860 24202 551.82 3 Bajra 1000 395 395 1000 1901 1901 1000 305 305 1020 317 311.10 1780.9 4 Ragi 4000 7584 1896 2000 3708 1854 2000 3492 1746 2040 3633 2 2 Maize 7000 35511 5073 8000 34904 4363 7000 38360 5480 7140 39909 5590 Bengalgra 3 m 42000 9492 226 49000 48069 981 84000 30912 368 85680 59976 700 4 Redgram 33000 7953 241 35000 23695 677 26000 3510 135 26520 9282 350 4 Greengram 2000 744 372 1000 687 687 1000 161 161 1020 167 164.22 5 Horsegram 1000 234 234 1000 299 299 1000 380 380 1020 395 387.60 5 Cowgram 1000 83 83 1000 206 206 1000 172 172 1020 178 175.44 5 Groundnut 872000 706320 810 899000 391964 436 662000 62228 94 675240 506430 750 6 Castor 2000 1170 585 2000 1462 731 1000 502 502 1020 522 512 6 Sunflower 57000 34314 602 49000 8477 173 61000 23668 388 62220 52887 850 7 Chillies 4000 13540 3385 2000 5714 2857 2000 6458 3229 6587 7 Cotton 9000 1206 134 3000 534 178 2000 418 209 426 8 Onion 2000 38066 19033 1000 19098 19098 1000 13029 13029 13289 36097 39437 360975 15 39437 360975 15 39437 15 39437 360975 20 7 S.Orange 5 22000 4000 220000 175 4000 220000 175 4000 175 4000 300000 200 8 Papaya 0 9 Pomegranate 3152 43064 20 3152 43064 20 3152 43064 20 3152 43064 24 10 Banana 3200 67000 62 3200 67000 62 3200 67000 62 3200 67000 70 11 Sapota 6200 20000 12 6200 20000 12 6200 20000 12 6200 20000 15 12 Mango 5720 45000 7 5720 45000 7 5720 45000 7 5720 45000 10

154 (Continued)

2008-09 (Projected) 2009-10 (Projected) 2010-11 (Projected) 2011-12 (Projected)

A P Y A P Y A P Y A P Y

12043 34333 106946 3115 35020 109085 3177 35720 115762 3241 36435 9 3306 44737 25180 562 45631 25684 574 46544 27256 585 47475 28357 597 1040.4 330 317 1061 336 323 1082 357 330 1104 371 336 2080.8 3779 1816 2122 3855 1852 2164 4091 1889 2208 4256 1927 7282.8 41522 5701 7428 42352 5815 7577 44944 5932 7729 46760 6050 87394 62399 714 89141 63647 728 90924 67542 743 92743 70271 758 27050 9656 357 27591 9850 364 28143 10453 371 28706 10875 379 1040.4 174 167 1061 177 170 1082 188 174 1104 196 177 1040.4 411 395 1061 419 403 1082 445 411 1104 463 419 1040.4 186 178 1061 189 182 1082 201 186 1104 209 189 59336 688745 526889 765 702520 537427 780 716570 570322 796 730901 3 812 1040 543 522 1061 554 532 1082 588 543 1104 611 554 63464 55023 867 64734 56124 884 66028 59559 902 67349 61965 920 6718 6853 6990 7130 434 443 452 461 13555 13826 14103 14385 49000 39437 360975 20 39437 400000 22 39437 450000 24 39437 26 0 48000 4000 350000 200 4000 400000 210 4000 440000 220 4000 230 0 3152 43064 24 3152 49000 27 3152 54000 30 3152 58000 33 3200 67000 70 3200 73000 75 3200 78000 80 3200 82000 85 6200 20000 15 6200 25000 20 6200 30000 25 6200 36000 30 5720 45000 10 5720 50000 12 5720 56000 14 5720 60000 16

155 Table 8 Crop wise Yield Gap Analysis

Yield gap Name of Average yield (Q/Ha) % (with crops / Frontline respect to Reasons for GAP in yield Commodity Taluk District State Demonst FLD) ration Kg/Hac •Inadequate, uncertain, uneven and ill distributed rainfall from Southwest monsoon resulting in drought stress at various pheno-phases of rain fed Groundnut crop. •Major area under one variety, non-usage of improved varieties •Non availability of improved quality seeds of newly released varieties •Non adoption of Seed treatment. Groundnut 12.5 12.5 14.5 - 211 •Poor mechanization • Low usage of Gypsum • Indiscriminate use of Fertilizers • Pure crop of Groundnut with out intercrop (Red gram)/Wider Intercrop ratio • Poor management of stem and bud necrosis. • Improper water management under irrigated conditions

1. Grown as inter crop in Groundnut but in wide row spacing. 2. Improper pest management 4 4 5 - 250 3. Growing of local & long duration varieties. Red gram 4.Close intra row spacing 1) Non application of Phosphorous in the form of SSP 2) Non application of Borax Sunflower 3.88 3.88 739 - 243 3) Not following irrigation practices as recommended at critical stages Bengal gram 6.51 6.51 12.5 - 510 1) Growing of local varieties 2) Improper pest management

1) Imbalance use fertilizers RICE 29.94 29.94 29.84 - 1556 2) Zinc Deficiency 3) Low plant population 4) Growing Paddy Crop under bore wells during Rabi Table 9 Soil fertility index of Anantapur district - (2000-01 to 2006-07)

156 No. of Organic carbon Available Phosphorus Available Photassium Soil Sample Medi Medi Year Very Medi Very Very Very s Low Medium High Low um High Low Medium um High Low um High Low High analys High High ed 2000-01 10043 8648 1187 208 0 1967 2589 0 5487 0 0 447 1510 0 8086 0 2001-02 9400 8164 1074 162 0 2939 2955 0 3506 0 0 329 2028 0 7043 0 2002-03 9497 8942 466 89 0 2321 3341 0 3835 0 0 260 1736 0 7501 0 3923 2003-04 105663 87464 8489 9710 0 26318 0 40114 0 0 6343 34895 0 64425 0 1 2004-05 34049 32438 1198 413 0 1834 5605 0 26610 0 0 522 8877 0 24650 0 2005-06 22103 19695 1664 744 0 581 2181 0 19341 0 0 567 4365 0 17171 0 2006-07 22817 19866 1843 1108 0 582 3821 0 18414 0 0 154 4275 0 18388 0

Table 10 Micronutrient status of Anantapur district (2000-01 to 2006-07) No. of Copper (Cu) Iron (Fe) Manganese (Mn) Zinc (Zn) Soil Year samples Sufficient Deficient Sufficient Deficient Sufficient Deficient Sufficient Deficient analysed 2000-01 494 402 92 401 93 494 0 444 50 2001-02 714 583 70 418 235 653 3 413 301 2002-03 151 27 24 128 43 145 6 62 89 2003-04 1923 1783 140 1270 653 1906 17 715 1208 2004-05 485 422 63 215 270 428 57 295 190 2005-06 2946 2850 27 2399 388 2817 60 2326 620 2006-07 6338 6286 52 4327 1954 6197 141 4401 1937 Total 13051 12353 468 9158 3636 12640 284 8656 4395

157 Table 11 Planning of Soil Testing Program of Anantapur district (2007-08 to 2011-12)

s Total Samples to be analysed Total Soil Health Cards to be distributed e

g 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 a l l e e e e e e e e e e i g g g g g g g g g g V

a l a l a l a l a l a l a l a l a l a l

Item l l l l l l l l l l f l l l l l l l l l l a a a a a a a a a a i i i i i i i i i i t t t t t t t t t t o

V V V V V V V V V V o o o o o o o o o o .

r r r r r r r r r r o T T T T T T T T T T e e e e e e e e e e N P P P P P P P P P P General Soil 964 20 19280 20 19280 20 19280 20 19280 20 19280 20 19280 20 19280 20 19280 20 19280 20 19280 Samples Special Soil 964 6 5784 6 5784 6 5784 6 5784 6 5784 6 5784 6 5784 6 5784 6 5784 6 5784 Samples Micro Nutrient 964 6 5784 6 5784 6 5784 6 5784 6 5784 6 5784 6 5784 6 5784 6 5784 6 5784 Soil Samples Soil Survey 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 samples Water 964 1 964 1 964 1 964 1 964 1 964 1 964 1 964 1 964 1 964 1 964 Samples Tissue (leaf & 63 3 189 3 189 3 189 3 189 3 189 3 189 3 189 3 189 3 189 3 189 Petiole) sample

Total 964 36 32001 36 32001 36 32001 36 32001 36 32001 36 32001 36 32001 36 32001 36 32001 36 32001

158 Table 13 Planning of Soil Survey Program Area Surveyed Area to be Surveyed in Geographical Area to be deleted Name Name of the Since beginning year 2007-08 to 2011- Sl. area of watershed from survey of the Watershed No. Taluk to Mar.2007. 12 Remarks No ADA (Mandal ) No. of Area No. of Area No. of Area No. of Area Month Villages (Ha) Villages (Ha) Villages (Ha) Villages (Ha) Rache palli Singanamala 2 3403.46 2 3403.46 2 1247.40 - - -

C u Nayana palli Narpala 4 2103.00 4 2103.00 4 124.00 - - - p S ( a

t 1 Koppalakonda Garladinne 2 4222.00 2 4222.00 2 1672.00 - - - n A a D n

A D.K. Thanda Atmakur 2 4712.47 2 4712.47 2 1447.00 - - - A Korrakodu Kudair 3 3617.00 3 3617.00 3 541.00 - - -

i Kutagulla - II Kadiri 2 2049.60 2 2049.60 2 396.89 - - - d a

K Payagattupalle Mudigubba 2 2445.20 2 2445.2 2 233.67 - - -

) Implementation Sabbanagunta 2 C N.P. Kunta 2 4573.0 2 4573.0 2 1677.0 - - - phase Five S

( palle

years from

A Patravandla palle Talapula 2 2467.1 2 2467.1 2 1285.3 - - - 2007-08 to D

A Vadde palle Gandlapenta 2 2204.0 2 2204.0 2 838.72 - - - 2011-12. New Tekulodu Chilamathur 3 821.52 3 821.52 3 120.95 - - - Villages will be ) surveyed in r C

u Veerapuram Chilamathur 4 1088.62 4 1088.62 4 266.45 - - -

S 2011-12 i.e. at p (

u 3 the end of the d Setti palli Chilamathur 3 896.44 3 896.44 3 51.75 - - - A n i

D present Priject H

A Vanavolu Gorantla 4 2048.4 4 2048.4 4 878.8 - - - Period. Malla palli Gorantla 3 2714.0 3 2714.0 3 530.8 - - -

g Thimma- r

u samudram d Kalyandurg 1 3065.6 1 1394 1 1671.6 - - - n (Balavenkata- a y l puram) a K

4 Malayanur - II Kundurpi 1 2032.08 1 1351.68 1 680.4 - - -

) Yerragunta- I Kundurpi 1 3845.22 1 3682.52 1 162.7 - - - C S

( Bramha- S.Kondapuram-I 1 4593.2 1 4472.8 1 120.4 - - - A samudram D

A Idukallu Settur 1 1824.22 1 1263.62 1 560.6 - - -

159 Table 14 Area Available for Watershed Development and Plan Area Area available Area not Geogra for trea- Name of Name of the Name of the suitable Balance phical water- ted the ADA Watershed Mandal for Area Are shed so water- develop- far shed ment Rache palli Singanamala 3403.46 1242.40 2156.06 2156.06 Nayana palli Narpala 2103.0 124.00 1979.0 1979.0 ADA (SC) Koppalakonda Garladinne 4222.0 1672.00 2550.0 2550.0 Anantapur D.K. Thanda Atmakur 4712.47 1447.00 3625.47 3625.47 Korrakodu Kudair 3617.0 541.00 3076.0 3076.0 Kutagulla - II Kadiri 2049.6 369.89 1652.71 7.5 1645.21 Payagattupalle Mudigubba 2445.2 233.67 7211.53 7.3 2204.23 ADA (SC) Vaddepalle N.P. Kunta 4573.0 1677.0 2896.0 5.0 2891.00 Kadiri Sabbanagunta palle Talapula 2467.1 1285.3 1181.8 5.0 1280.3 Patravandla palle Gandlapenta 2204.0 838.7 1365.3 5.0 1360.3 Tekulodu Chilamathur 821.52 120.95 700.57 700.57 Veerapuram Chilamathur 1088.62 266.45 822.17 822.17 ADA (SC) Setti palli Chilamathur 896.44 51.75 844.69 844.69 Hindupur Vanavolu Gorantla 2048.4 878.8 1169.6 1169.6 Malla palli Gorantla 2714.0 530.8 2183.2 2183.2 Thimmasamudram Kalyandurg 3065.6 171.6 2894.0 1500 1394.0 (Balavenkatapuram) Malayanur - II Kundurpi 2032.08 180.4 1851.68 500 1351.68 ADA (SC) Yerragunta- I Kundurpi 3845.22 162.7 Kalyandurg 3682.5 Nil 3682.5 Bramha S.Kondapuram-I 4593.2 120.4 samudram 4472.8 Nil 4472.8 Idukallu Settur 1824.22 560.6 1263.62 Nil 1266.62 TOTAL 54726 12475 42251 2030 40220

160 Area to bw treated (in Ha. ) & Amount required ( in lakhs Rs.) (Continued)

2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Total Area Amoun Area Amoun Area Amoun Area Amoun Area Amoun Area Mandal Amount (Ha) t (Ha) t (Ha) t (Ha) t (Ha) t (Ha)

Singanamala 50 3.00 100 6.00 136 8.184 106 6.366 107.6 6.450 500 30.000 Narpala 50 3.00 100 6.00 136 8.184 106 6.366 107.6 6.450 500 30.000 Garladinne 50 3.00 100 6.00 136 8.184 106 6.366 107.6 6.450 500 30.000

Atmakur 50 3.00 100 6.00 136 8.184 106 6.366 107.6 6.450 500 30.000 Kudair 50 3.00 100 6.00 136 8.184 106 6.366 107.6 6.450 500 30.000 Kadiri 50 3.00 100 6.00 136 8.184 106 6.366 107.6 6.450 500 30.000 Mudigubba 50 3.00 100 6.00 136 8.184 106 6.366 107.6 6.450 500 30.000 N.P. Kunta 50 3.00 100 6.00 136 8.184 106 6.366 107.6 6.450 500 30.000 Talapula 50 3.00 100 6.00 136 8.184 106 6.366 107.6 6.450 500 30.000 Gandlapenta 50 3.00 100 6.00 136 8.184 106 6.366 107.6 6.450 500 30.000 Chilamathur 50 3.00 100 6.00 136 8.184 106 6.366 107.6 6.450 500 30.000 Chilamathur 50 3.00 100 6.00 136 8.184 106 6.366 107.6 6.450 500 30.000 Chilamathur 50 3.00 100 6.00 136 8.184 106 6.366 107.6 6.450 500 30.000 Gorantla 50 3.00 100 6.00 136 8.184 106 6.366 107.6 6.450 500 30.000 Gorantla 50 3.00 100 6.00 136 8.184 106 6.366 107.6 6.450 500 30.000 Kalyandurg 50 3.00 100 6.00 136.5 8.190 106 6.360 107.5 6.450 500 30.000 Kundurpi 50 3.00 100 6.00 136.5 8.190 106 6.360 107.5 6.450 500 30.000 Kundurpi 50 3.00 100 6.00 136.5 8.190 106 6.360 107.5 6.450 500 30.000 Bramha 3.00 100 6.00 136.5 8.190 106 6.360 107.5 6.450 500 30.000 samudram 50 Settur 50 3.00 100 6.00 136.5 8.190 106 6.360 107.5 6.450 500 30.000 TOTAL 1000 60.0 2000 120.0 2728 163.7 2120 127.3 2151 129.0 10000 600.0

161 Table16 Source wise Area Irrigated in 2006-07 in Hectares Area (ha) Canals Tanks Open Wells Tube/Bore wells Lift Irrigation Other Sources Total ADA circle Nos. Area Nos. Area Nos. Area Nos. Area Nos. Area Nos. Area Area % irrig. ANANTAPUR 4 3878 98 2703 2028 5461 3868 8892 0 0 5 42 20976 14 TADIPATRI 0 3037 84 385 0 3649 0 15076 0 25 0 0 22172 15 GOOTY 2 2477 155 3763 486 2326 850 5850 53 281 210 451 15148 10 URAVAKONDA 0 6274 78 523 0 1396 0 2060 0 9 0 0 10262 7 DHARMAVARAM 0 0 289 511 0 1703 0 5098 0 0 0 0 7312 5 KALYANDURG 0 0 246 1534 220 1305.5 5730 9407 0 0 850 871.69 13118 9 RAYADURG 4 11663 10 539 350 1263 8862 10929.8 0 0 0 0 24395 16 PENUKONDA 0 0 250 472 0 438 0 5717 0 0 0 0 6627 4 MADAKASIRA 0 0 188 0 0 0 0 3957 0 0 0 0 3957 3 HINDUPUR 0 0 433 5148 954 641 4404 9570 0 0 0 0 15359 10 KADIRI 0 1091 582 2405 0 2653 0 5109 0 0 0 0 11258 8 GRAND TOTAL 10 28420 2413 17983 4038 20835.5 23714 81665.98 53 315 1065 1364.69 150584 100

162 TABLE 21 Agricultural machinery and implements mandal wise 2002-2003 Tract or & Seed- powe TOTAL Power cum- Sugarc Manually r TOTA Steel PLOUG operate Wooden Cultivat fertilise ane operated tiller L ADA circle plough HS/CUL d ploughs ors rs crusher sprayers/ opera SPRA s TIVAT sprayer drill/Se s dusters ted YERS ORS /duster ed drill spray er/du ster Anantapur 12188 8127 12108 7366 39789 279 1786 960 84 2830 Tadipatri 8085 5453 9825 4885 17748 13 1889 1706 13 3608 Gooty 8336 4016 9860 3582 25794 27 2134 330 21 2485 Uravakonda 7758 8403 10686 5655 32502 4 788 468 17 1273 Dharmavaram 16397 9294 16271 9496 1649 23 1143 1244 18 2405 Kalyandurgam 9918 4003 15044 8533 28100 6 1182 271 8 1461 Rayadurgam 10714 5333 12747 5015 33809 2 1377 250 16 1643 Penukonda 9388 3675 10476 5552 22285 27 447 165 38 650 Madakasira 18354 5960 18647 9140 52101 5 97 77 28 202 Hindupur 13108 4388 13332 5239 36067 171 442 113 106 661 Kadiri 20760 6142 23264 13863 53075 35 1191 194 20 1405 1862 GRAND TOTAL 135006 64794 152260 78326 342919 592 12476 5778 369 3

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163 Diesel TOTAL Drip Sprinkler Agricult Electric Power Animal ADA circle Engine PUMPS irrigatio irrigation ure pumpsets tillers cart pumpsets ETS n sets sets tractors

Anantapur 247 9073 9320 622 294 205 460 8455 Tadipatri 230 7397 7627 1301 183 58 507 6212 Gooty 171 5105 5276 627 259 87 268 5754 Uravakonda 140 1788 1928 1 29 50 49 14112 Dharmavaram 77 10700 10777 79 118 8 334 12269 Kalyandurgam 75 6207 6282 13 31 8 62 6713 Rayadurgam 528 5351 5879 35 7 25 120 6800 Penukonda 294 5684 5978 126 77 43 199 7283 Madakasira 959 4474 5433 63 84 14 132 3349 Hindupur 396 5745 6141 74 30 33 366 3445 Kadiri 777 9969 10746 49 193 30 322 7534 GRAND TOTAL 3894 71493 75387 2990 1305 561 2819 81926

Table 23 List of mandals falling under different farming situations

S Name of the Area (ha) No Name of the Mandal

164 of No. farming Situation Mandals Gooty, Putlur, Guntakal, Yellanur, Garladinne, Kanekal, Canal Irrigated 1 7799 14 P.Pappuru, D.Hirehal, uravakonda, Tadipatri, Bommanahal, Black soils P.Vaduguru, Vajrakaruru, Vidapanakal. Gooty, Anantapur, Guntakal, Singanamala, B.K.Samudram, Canal Irrigated Red 2 21117 15 Pamidi, Narpala, Garladinne, Bommanahal, putluru, Gummagatta, Soils. Kanekal, Mudigubba, N.P.Kunta, Tanakal. Tank Irrigated Kanekal, Gummagatta, Guntakal, Bommanahal, Pamidi, Gooty, 3 3270 12 Black Soils. Narpala, Tadipatri, yadiki, Putlur, P.Vaduguru, vidapanakal. Singanamala, Ramagiri, Gummagatta, Kalyandurg, Brahmasamudram, Tanakal, Atmakur, Kudair, B.K.Samudram, Tank Irrigated Red C.K.Palli, D.Hirehal, Rayadurg, Somandepalli, Puttaparthi, 4 5997 28 Soils Bukkapatnam, Lepakshi, Chilamathur, Gorantla, Kadiri, Mudigubba, Nallamada, N.P.Kunta, Talupula, Nallacheruvu, O.D.Cheruvu, Tanakal, Amadaguru, Gandlapenta. P.Pappuru, Putlur, B.K.Samudram, Yellanur, Tadipatri, Gooty, Well Irrigated black Bommanahal, Pamidi, Guntakal, P.Vaduguru, Kanekal, Yadiki, 5 9427 22 soils Uravakonda, Vajrakarur, Vidapanakal, Gummagatta, Beluguppa, D.Hirehal, Rayadurg, Roddam, Narpala, Garladinne.

165 (Continued)

Pamidi, Chilamathur, Amadaguru, Kanekal, Amarapuram, Gooty, Gorantla, Gandlapenta, Bommanahal, Gudibanda, Singanamala, Kadiri, Beluguppa, Penukonda, Rolla, Anantapur, Mudigubba, Kambadur, Somandepalli, Agali, Rapthadu, Nallamada, Kundurpi, Roddam, Hindupur, Garladinne, Well Irrigated Red N.P.Kunta, B.K.Samudram, Puttaparthi, Atmakur, yadiki, 95240 58 6 Soils. Nallacheruvu, Rayadurg, Kothacheruvu, Parigi, O.D.Cheruvu, D.Hirehal, Bukkapatnam, Narpala, Lepakshi, Tanakal, Gummagatta, Madakasira, Putlur, P.Vaduguru, Tadimarri, C.K.Palli, Ramagiri, Yellanur, Dharmavaram, Bathalapalli, Kanaganapalli, kalyandurg, Tadipatri, Talupula, Settur, Guntakal, Kuderu. Pamidi, Bommanahal, Tadipatri, Gooty, Bommanahal, Kanekal, 7 Rainfed Black soils 114547 22 Uravakonda, P.Vaduguru, Putluru, Beluguppa, Yellanur, yadiki, Guntakal, Vidapanakal, Singanamala. Rapthadu, Tadimarri, Settur, Parigi, Kadiri, Garladinne, C.K.Palli, Rayadurg, Lepakshi, Mudigubba, Atmakur, Ramagiri, Gummagatta, Chilamathur, Nallamada, Anantapur, Kanaganapalli, D.Hirehal, Gorantla, N.P.Kunta, Kuderu, Kalyandurg, Penukonda, O.D.Cheruvu, Talupula, 8 Rainfed Red Soils 765435 58 B.k.Samudram, Beluguppa, Somandepalli, Amadaguru, Nallacheruvu, Singanamala, Beluguppa, Puttaparthi, Amarapuram, Gandlapenta, Dharmavaram, Kundurpi, Bukkapatnam, Rolla, Bathalapalli, Brahmasamudram, Hindupur, Agali. P.Vaduguru, Pamidi, Narpala, Bommanahal, Uravakonda, 9 Problematic Soils 2750 14 Vajrakarur, Vidapanakal, D.Hirehal, Singanamala, Yadiki, Kanekal Guntakal, Gummagatta and Rayadurg. Total : 1025582

166 Table 24 Basic Infrastructure for Agriculture (Post Harvest Management) Storage Markets Name of the Sr. Rural Godowns Cold storage Name of A.M.C. Market No. Capacity Capacity- Main market Sub market yard/Sub-yard Nos. Nos. -Tons Tons 1 Anantapur Anantapur 10 6400 0 0 Anantapur Kallur 4 2400 0 0 Kallur Narpala 1 1000 0 0 Narpala 2 Kadiri Kadiri 12 6735 0 0 Kadiri Mudigubba 0 0 0 0 Mudigubba 3 Dharmavaram Dharmavaram 8 4360 0 0 Dharmavaram 4 Guntakal Guntakal 6 3920 0 0 Guntakal 5 Hindupur Hindupur 22 2400 6 22000 Hindupur Gorantla 2 1200 0 0 Gorantla Chilamatur 2 1200 0 0 Chilamatur 6 Tadipatri Tadipatri 8 1475 0 0 Tadipatri Yadiki 1 600 0 0 Yadiki 7 Gooty Gooty 6 1580 0 0 Gooty Pamidi 1 1000 0 0 Pamidi 8 Penukonda Penukonda 3 1800 0 0 Penukonda Kothacheruvu 3 1800 0 0 Kothacheruvu 9 Uravakonda Uravakonda 4 2400 0 0 Uravakonda 10 Rayadurg Rayadurg 3 1800 0 0 Rayadurg 11 Kalyandurg Kalyandurg 2 1200 0 0 Kalyandurg 12 Madakasira Madakasira 1 600 1 2500 Madakasira 13 Tanakallu Tanakallu 1 600 0 0 Tanakallu TOTAL 100 44470 7 24500

167 Table 25 Reclamation and Development of Saline / Alkali soils in Next Fiver years of Anantapur district Area Year wise area proposed for 5 years (Ha.) Area treated under Balance 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Total (Ha.) Treatment Saline / Area upto proposed Alkali (Ha.) 2006- Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin. Soil 07 a) Open 205730 - 205730 300 300 300 300 300 1500 drains b) closed 300 300 300 300 300 1500 drains c) Green 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 7500 Manuring

d) Application 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 15000 of Gypsum

e) Farm 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ponds Total : 5100 5100 5100 5100 5100 25500

168 Table 26 Infrastructure Available on Taluka Seed Farm / Trial cum Demonstration Farm Infrastructure available Name Farm Irrigated Temporary of the Total Cultivable Pond / Seed Godown area Animals Implements Shed TSF / area (ha) area (ha) well / lift Processing capacity Other (ha) (Nos) (Nos) Average TCD , pump plant (Nos) tones sq. ft. (Nos) Kanekal SSMF& 53 53 53 0 0 1 well 3 45 0 0 PDDF 3 bores Source:Kanekal SSMF

Table 27 Seed Production at TSF / TCD Seed Name Proposed Seed Production (qtls.) Irrigated production of the Total Cultivable area Crop during TSF / area (ha) area (ha) 2007- (ha) 2006-07 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 TCD 08 (Qtls) Kanekal 53 53 53 Paddy 2100 2350 2400 2550 2680 2700 SSMF& PDDF Source:Kanekal SSMF

169 Table 28: Trend in pesticide consumption in the district

S.no Year Pesticide consumption in MTs

1 1993-94 290

2 1994-95 248

3 1995-96 204

4 1996-97 178

5 1997-98 75

6 1998-99 143

7 1999-2000 63

8 2000-2001 124

9 2001-02 84

10 2002-03 100

11 2003-04 77

12 2004-05 132

13 2005-06 31

14 2006-07 69

170 Table 30 Farmers Field Schools Projection in Next Five Year Name of crop TOF FFS Conducted in last five year Yield Normal Trained (Aided) obtained average Available No. of No. of Area under yield Man FFS villages Covered FFS In obtained power conducted Covered (Ha.) 06-07 in 06-07 (Nos.) Q/ha Q/ha Groundnut ------RedGram ------Bengalgram ------Sunflower ------Rice ------TOTAL

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Name of crop 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 No. of FFS No .of No. of FFS No. of No. of FFS No .of No. of FFS No. of villages to villages to villages to villages to be covered be covered be covered be covered

Groundnut 339 339 126 126 339 339 126 126 RedGram 0 0 126 126 0 0 126 126 Bengalgram 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 Sunflower 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Rice 0 0 15 15 0 0 15 15 TOTAL 384 384 312 312 384 384 312 312

171 Table 32.A Farm Machinery Status and Projection – bullock drawn

Name of the Projection (Requirement of farm implements and machineries) Improved Present 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Farm ADA circle Status Implements (Nos) and Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Machineries Anantapur Total 7366 180 270000 189 283500 198 297675 208 312559 219 328187 Tadipatri Total 4885 110 165000 116 173250 121 181913 127 191008 134 200559 Gooty Total Seed Cum 3582 105 157500 110 165375 116 173644 122 182326 128 191442 Uravakonda Total Fertilizer drill 5655 80 120000 84 126000 88 132300 93 138915 97 145861 (Bullock Dharmavaram Total 9496 100 150000 105 157500 110 165375 116 173644 122 182326 drawn) Kalyandurgam Total 8533 95 142500 100 149625 105 157106 110 164962 115 173210 Rayadurgam Total 5015 75 112500 79 118125 83 124031 87 130233 91 136744 Penukonda Total 4552 60 90000 64 94500 66 99226 70 104186 73 109396 Madakasira Total 9140 60 90000 63 94500 66 99225 69 104186 73 109396 Hindupur Total 5239 70 105000 74 110250 77 115763 81 121551 85 127628 Kadiri Total 13863 80 120000 84 126000 88 132300 93 138915 97 145861

GRAND TOTAL 77201 1015 1522500 1066 1598625 1119 1678556 1175 1762484 1234 1850608

172 Table 32.B Farm Machinery Status and Projection – tractor drawn

Name of the Projection (Requirement of farm implements and machineries) Pres Improved ent 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Farm ADA circle Statu Implements s and Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin (Nos) Machineries Anantapur 60 66 88000 69 554400 73 582120 76 611226 80 641787 Tadipatri Seed Cum 31 34 0 36 286440 38 300762 39 315800 41 331590 Gooty Fertilizer 42 46 0 49 388080 51 407484 53 427858 56 449251 Uravakonda drill(tractor 31 34 0 36 286440 38 300762 39 315800 41 331590 Drawn),9tyne Dharmavaram 46 51 0 53 425040 56 446292 59 468607 62 492037 cultivator,M.B Kalyandurgam Plough 51 56 0 59 471240 62 494802 65 519542 68 545519 Rayadurgam 38 42 0 44 351120 46 368676 48 387110 51 406465 Penukonda 74 81 0 85 683760 90 717948 94 753845 99 791537 Madakasira 34 37 0 39 314160 41 329868 43 346361 45 363679 Hindupur 22 24 0 25 203280 27 213444 28 224116 29 235322 Kadiri 18 20 0 21 166320 22 174636 23 183368 24 192536

TOTAL 447 492 88000 516 4130280 542 4336794 569 4553634 598 4781315

173 Table 32.C Farm Machinery Status and Projection – groundnut threshers

Name of the Projection (Requirement of farm implements and machineries) Pres Improved ent 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Farm ADA circle Statu Implements s and Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin (Nos) Machineries Anantapur 60 28 840000 29 870000 31 930000 32 960000 34 1020000 Tadipatri Groundnut 30 15 450000 16 480000 17 510000 17 510000 18 540000 Gooty Threshers& 36 18 540000 19 570000 20 600000 21 630000 22 660000 Uravakonda MCT 30 15 450000 16 480000 17 510000 17 510000 18 540000 Dharmavaram 40 20 600000 21 630000 22 660000 23 690000 24 720000

Kalyandurgam 40 20 600000 21 630000 22 660000 23 690000 24 720000 Rayadurgam 30 15 450000 16 480000 17 510000 17 510000 18 540000 Penukonda 34 17 510000 18 540000 18 540000 19 570000 21 630000 Madakasira 17 9 270000 9 270000 9 270000 10 300000 10 300000 Hindupur 22 11 330000 12 360000 12 360000 13 390000 13 390000 Kadiri 36 18 540000 19 570000 20 600000 21 630000 22 660000

GRAND TOTAL 375 186 5580000 196 5880000 205 6150000 213 6390000 224 6720000

174 Table 32. D Farm Machinery Status and Projection – Power operated sprayers

Name of the Projection (Requirement of farm implements and machineries) Pres Improved ent 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Farm ADA circle Statu Implements s and Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin (Nos) Machineries Anantapur 960 265 0 278 0 292 0 307 0 322 0 Tadipatri 1706 145 0 152 0 160 0 168 0 176 0 Gooty Power 330 115 0 121 0 127 0 133 0 140 0 Uravakonda Operated 468 140 0 147 0 154 0 162 0 170 0 Dharmavaram Spayers 1244 152 0 160 0 168 0 176 0 185 0 Kalyandurgam 271 170 0 179 0 187 0 197 0 207 0 Rayadurgam 250 245 0 257 0 270 0 284 0 298 0

Penukonda 165 90 0 95 0 100 0 104 0 109 0

Madakasira 77 55 0 58 0 61 0 64 0 67 0 Hindupur 113 70 0 74 0 77 0 81 0 85 0 Kadiri 194 100 0 105 0 110 0 116 0 122 0

GRAND TOTAL 5778 1547 0 1624 0 1706 0 1791 0 1880 0

175 Table 32.E Farm Machinery Status and Projection – hand operated sprayers

Name of the Projection (Requirement of farm implements and machineries) Improved Present Farm ADA circle Status 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Implements (Nos) and Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Machineries Anantapur 1786 255 0 268 0 281 0 295 0 310 0 Tadipatri 1889 145 0 152 0 160 0 168 0 176 0 Gooty 2134 115 0 121 0 127 0 133 0 140 0 Uravakonda 788 140 0 147 0 154 0 162 0 170 0 Dharmavaram 1143 152 0 160 0 168 0 176 0 185 0 Kalyandurgam Hand 1182 167 0 175 0 184 0 193 0 203 0 Operated Rayadurgam 1377 230 0 242 0 254 0 266 0 280 0 Sprayers Penukonda 447 80 0 85 0 88 0 93 0 97 0 Madakasira 97 55 0 58 0 61 0 64 0 67 0 Hindupur 442 71 0 75 0 78 0 82 0 86 0 Kadiri 1191 90 0 95 0 99 0 104 0 109 0

GRAND TOTAL 12476 1500 0 1575 0 1654 0 1736 0 1823 0

176 Table 32.F Farm Machinery Status and Projection –power tillers

Name of the Projection (Requirement of farm implements and machineries) Improved Present 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Farm ADA circle Status Implements (Nos) and Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Machineries Anantapur 205 40 0 42 0 44 0 46 0 49 0 Tadipatri 58 15 0 16 0 17 0 17 0 18 0 Gooty 87 23 0 24 0 25 0 27 0 28 0 Uravakonda 50 14 0 15 0 15 0 16 0 17 0 Dharmavaram 8 16 0 17 0 18 0 19 0 19 0 Kalyandurgam Power Tillers 8 21 0 22 0 23 0 24 0 26 0 Rayadurgam 25 40 0 42 0 44 0 46 0 49 0 Penukonda 43 13 0 14 0 14 0 15 0 15 0 Madakasira 14 13 0 14 0 14 0 15 0 16 0 Hindupur 33 14 0 15 0 15 0 16 0 17 0 Kadiri 30 36 0 38 0 40 0 42 0 44 0

TOTAL 561 245 0 257 0 270 0 284 0 298 0

177 Table 32.G Farm Machinery Status and Projection – plough/Cultivators

Name of the Projection (Requirement of farm implements and machineries) Improved Presen 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Farm t ADA circle Implements Status and (Nos) Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Machineries Anantapur 39789 180 0 189 0 198 0 208 0 219 0 Tadipatri 17748 150 0 158 0 165 0 174 0 182 0 Gooty 25794 150 0 158 0 165 0 174 0 182 0 Uravakonda 32502 120 0 126 0 132 0 139 0 146 0 Dharmavaram 1649 180 0 189 0 198 0 208 0 219 0 Kalyandurgam 28100 180 0 189 0 198 0 208 0 219 0 Ploughs/Culti Rayadurgam 33809 150 0 158 0 165 0 174 0 182 0 vators Penukonda 22285 180 0 190 0 198 0 209 0 218 0 Madakasira 52101 150 0 158 0 165 0 174 0 182 0 Hindupur 36067 210 0 221 0 232 0 243 0 255 0 Kadiri 53075 240 0 252 0 265 0 278 0 292 0

GRAND TOTAL 342919 1890 0 1985 0 2084 0 2188 0 2297 0

178 Table 33 Crop Diversification Plan in Next Five Year Existing Cropping Crop Diversification Proposed (Area in ha.) Pattern 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Area Change in Area Change Area Change Area Change in Area Change under area with under in area under in area under area with under in area crop reference to crop with crop with crop reference crop with Crop Group 06-07 (+/-) reference reference to 06-07 reference to 06-07 to 06-07 +/-) to 06-07 (+/-) (+/-) (+/-) Area Simarouba 0 20000 20000 20000 40000 20000 60000 20000 80000 20000 100000 Total 0 20000 20000 20000 40000 20000 60000 20000 80000 20000 100000

Table 34 IPM Demonstration in Next Five Years IPM Demonstrations IPM Projection Average In 2006-07 Name of crop Area ha. No. of Area 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Demos covered Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin. conducted ha.

Groundnut 773851 5000 2000 1000 1000000 1000 1000000 1000 1000000 1000 1000000 1000 1000000 RedGram 33728 2500 1000 500 500000 500 500000 500 500000 500 500000 500 500000 Bengalgram 56094 1500 600 300 300000 300 300000 300 300000 300 300000 300 300000 sunflower 60218 2500 100 500 500000 500 500000 500 500000 500 500000 500 500000 Rice 36658 2500 100 500 500000 500 500000 500 500000 500 500000 500 500000 Cotton 5117 500 20 100 100000 100 100000 100 100000 100 100000 100 100000 TOTAL 965666 14500 3820 2900 2900000 2900 2900000 2900 2900000 2900 2900000 2900 2900000

179 Table 35 INM Demonstration in Next Five Years INM Demonstrations INM Projection Average In 2006-07 Name of crop Area ha. No. of Area 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Demos covered Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin. conducted ha.

Groundnut 773851 5000 2000 1000 1500000 1000 1500000 1000 1500000 1000 1500000 1000 1500000 RedGram 33728 2500 1000 500 750000 500 750000 500 750000 500 750000 500 750000 Bengalgram 56094 1500 600 300 450000 300 450000 300 450000 300 450000 300 450000 Sunflower 60218 2500 100 500 750000 500 750000 500 750000 500 750000 500 750000 Rice 36658 2500 100 500 750000 500 750000 500 750000 500 750000 500 750000 Cotton 5117 500 20 100 150000 100 150000 100 150000 100 150000 100 150000 TOTAL 965666 14500 3820 2900 4350000 2900 4350000 2900 4350000 2900 4350000 2900 4350000

Table 36 Varietal Demonstration in Next Five Years

Varietal Demonstrations In Varietal Demonstration Projection Average 2006-07 Name of crop Area ha. 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 No. of Area Demos covered Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin. conducted ha. Groundnut 773851 5000 2000 1000 1800000 1000 1800000 1000 1800000 1000 1800000 1000 1800000 RedGram 33728 2500 1000 500 45000 500 45000 500 45000 500 45000 500 45000 Bengalgram 56094 1500 600 300 120000 300 120000 300 120000 300 120000 300 120000 Sunflower 60218 2500 100 500 150000 500 150000 500 150000 500 150000 500 150000 Rice 36658 2500 100 500 105000 500 105000 500 105000 500 105000 500 105000 TOTAL 960549 14000 3800 2800 2220000 2800 2220000 2800 2220000 2800 2220000 2800 2220000

180 Table 37 Tools utilized for crop production Name of Type of crop Area Area Proposed Area under Crop production tools Name of Reason of Remedies Remarks Crop production under under (ha) the shortfalls of suggested tools Crop Crop 2007- 2008- 2009- 2010- 2011- Persiste technology for (in Hac) Production 08 09 10 11 12 nce adoption of tools (ha) technolo technology gy

Groundnut Gypsum 765000 20000 73080 73080 73080 73080 73080 - High cost supply on applicaion 75% Subsidy Groundnut Zinc 765000 50000 6220 6220 6220 6220 6220 - High cost supply on application 50% Rice Zinc 33000 Subsidy application Rice Green 33000 1200 7600 7600 7600 7600 7600 - Lack of supply on Manure Seed awareness 50% & Non Subsidy availability of seed TOTAL 1596000 71200 86900 86900 86900 86900 86900 -

Table 38 Planning for Farmers Training Programs related to Agriculture and Allied Departments

181 Traini 2007-08 2008-09 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 TOTAL Name of ng Fin Fin Fin Fin Fin Sr.No Taluk Technology to Fin (Rs.in Institut Phy (Rs.in Phy (Rs.in Phy (Rs.in Phy (Rs.in Phy (Rs.in Phy be transferred lakhs) es lakhs) lakhs) lakhs) lakhs) lakhs)

1. ISOPOM Oii F.T.C seeds Farmers 110 5.5 120 6 120 6 120 6 120 6 590 29.50 Trainings 2. Exposure Visits 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 6 6.00 to Other State 3. NPDP Pulses Farmers Trainings 3 0.15 4 0.2 5 0.25 6 0.3 3 0.15 21 1.05 4. ICDP Cotton 2 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.10 All Farmers Trainings 5.Work Plan 63 Farmers Trainings M a) SRI F.T.C 23 1.15 25 1.25 25 1.25 25 1.25 25 1.25 123 6.15 A b) Organic Farming 23 1.15 25 1.25 25 1.25 25 1.25 25 1.25 123 6.15 Agriculture N D c) IPM 23 1.15 25 1.25 25 1.25 25 1.25 25 1.25 123 6.15 A d) INM 23 1.15 25 1.25 25 1.25 25 1.25 25 1.25 123 6.15 L 6. SLUB 4 0.08 4 0.1 4 0.1 5 0.1 0 0 17 0.38 S 7. WTO Training to Graduate Adarsha 1 0.10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.11 Rythus

8. Farm 2 0.25 2 0.25 4 0.5 4 0.5 0 0.5 12 1.50 Mechanization

9. Gender Cell Trg. 6 0.42 6 0.42 10 0.7 10 0.7 0 0.5 32 2.24 To Women Farmers

TOTAL 221 12.2 237 12.9 244 13.5 246 13.6 225 14.1 1173 66.48

182 Table 39 Training Infrastructure Proposed for Capacity Building of Agriculture and Allied Department Staff Year wise no.of staff to be trained No.of No.of No.of Name of training Non Sr. Name of Training traini training Recurring Mandal the 2007- 2008- 2009- 2010- 2011- faculty recurring No Institute (Location) ng Equipment funds/year Department 08 09 10 11 12 require funds Halls s d Bivoltine Training 2.00 1 Hindupur Sericulture 100 100 100 100 100 2 - - 2.00 lakh School,Hindupur lakh Regional 30.00 2 Anantapur Horticulture Horticulture 500 500 500 500 500 2 6 20 10.00 lakh lakh Training Institute Farmers Training 2.00 Anantapur Agriculture 50 50 50 50 50 2 5 7 2.00 lakh Center,Anantapur lakh

Table 40 Organization and Strengthening of ATMA Model No of members of Governing No of different organizations at block level Responsible officer & staff body Registration of ATMA No of Non- FIAC Official BTT FAC FIGs WFIGs departments Post No official (location) involved ATMA 10 10 11 --- 11 ------8 Project Director 1 Deputy Project 1 Director Agricultural Officer 1

Senior assistant 1

Typist 1

Messenger 1

183 Table 41 Convergence of Scheme through ATMA

Activity wise convergence of schemes within district

Extension Individual self Farmers Functionary Demonstration Farmers Tour Exhibitions employment Name of Training Depart training generating activities ment Name Ta Achieve Tar Achieve Achieve Tar Achieve Tar Achieve Achieve Target Tar get of the r ment get ment ment get ment get ment ment activity get Agriculture --- 32 ------145 --- 3 --- 1 ------Horticulture ------25 --- 2 --- 2 ------Sericulture --- 8 ------30 --- 1 ------Animal husbandry --- 15 ------45 --- 2 ------

184 Table 44 Required funds for proposed programs (Rs in lakhs)

Additional Additional Requirement Requirement For For 5 years one year Intervention Unit Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin.

Requirement of Gypsum for reclamation of Problem soils and Groundnut. Mts. 36540 365.4 177750 1827.0

Supply of Green manure seed Qtls. 750 15.00 3750 75.0

Zinc sulphate supply to Paddy, Oilseeds and Pulses MTs 311 127.5 1555 637.5 Revolving fund for seed village scheme @ Rs.3 lakhs per mandal mandal - - 63 189.0

Farmers Field Schools Nos 237 66.76 1185 333.8

Supply of farm implements and Nos. 43000 5772.5 support to custom hiring centers implements and 45 CHCs Simarouba plantation Ha. 20000 2400.0 100000 12000.0

Extension programs 3040 889.19 3040 4445.9

Regulatory Infrastructure - 88.77 - 96.2 Conjunctive use Nos 13000 3900.0 Supply of Sprinkler sets 0n 90% Nos. 0 29.00 0 145.00 Subsidy Total for interventions in agriculture 29422.2

185 Table 45 Statement showing the Growth rate in Agriculture sector

(in lakh Mts)

Year wise production enhancement plan Present 1st year 2nd year 3rd year 4th year 5th year growth rate (2007-08) (2008-09) (2009-10) (2010-11) (2011-12) Crop in production Projected Projected Projected Projected Projected % % % (2006-07) Produ- Produ Produ- Produ- % Produ- % Growt Growt Growt ction -ction ction ction Growth ction Growth h h h

Rice 1.58 1.64 4.0 1.71 4.5 1.79 4.3 1.86 3.8 1.89 2.0

Pulses 0.47 0.49 5.0 0.52 5.4 0.55 5.8 0.58 6.0 0.62 5.66

Oilseeds 6.62 6.88 4.0 7.19 4.4 7.55 5.0 7.91 4.78 8.27 4.5

186 Table 46 Area, Production and Yield of Major Horticulture Crops Unit: Area in Hectares, Production in tones Area Production Yield Crop Ha Q Q/ha Irr. % Rf. % Total Irr. % Rf. % Total Irr. Rf. Average Citrus 39437 100% 0 0 39437 360975 100% 0 0 360975 9.2 0 9.2 Papaya 4000 100% 0 0 4000 220000 100% 0 0 220000 55.0 0 55.0 Pomegranate 3152 100% 0 0 3152 38064 100% 0 0 38064 12.1 0 12.1 Banana 3200 100% 0 0 3200 62000 100% 0 0 62000 19.4 0 19.4 Ber 2000 100% 0 0 2000 37500 100% 0 0 37500 18.8 0 18.8 Sapota 6200 100% 0 0 6200 17500 100% 0 0 17500 2.8 0 2.8 Mango 5720 100% 0 0 5720 42400 100% 0 0 42400 7.4 0 7.4 Guava 800 100% 0 0 800 6000 100% 0 0 6000 7.5 0 7.5 Tamarind 1604 100% 0 0 1604 3132 100% 0 0 31312 2.0 0 2.0 Grape 180 100% 0 0 180 2700 100% 0 0 2700 15.0 0 15.0 Acid Lime 600 100% 0 0 600 1722 100% 0 0 1722 2.9 0 2.9 Coconut 280 100% 0 0 280 68000 100% 0 0 68000 243* 0 243* Areca nut 70 100% 0 0 70 105 100% 0 0 105 1.5 0 1.5 Musk Melon 4800 100% 0 0 4800 33600 100% 0 0 33600 7.0 0 7.0 Tomato 3406 100% 0 0 3406 67335 100% 0 0 67335 19.8 0 19.8 Brinjal 400 100% 0 0 400 8000 100% 0 0 8000 20.0 0 20.0 Onion 400 100% 0 0 400 6000 100% 0 0 6000 15.0 0 15.0 Marigold 1228 100% 0 0 1228 24272 100% 0 0 24272 19.8 0 19.8 Crossandra 1100 100% 0 0 1100 986 100% 0 0 986 0.9 0 0.9 * Nuts per ha

187 Table 47 Horticultural crops grown under different farming situations

FARMING AREA NO. OF SL. NO NAME OF THE MANDALS Remarks SITUATIONS (HA) MANDALS

Chillies, Vegetables, Canal irrigated Gooty, Putlur, Guntakal, Yellanur, Garladinne, Kanekal P.Pappuru, D.Hirehal, 1 15047 12 Coriander are being black soils Uravakonda, Tadipatri, Bommanahal, P.vadaguru cultivated

Canal irrigated Gooty, Anantapur, Guntakal, Singanamala, B.K.Samudram, Pamidi, Narpala, Chillies, Vegetables and 2 11692 10 red soils Garladinne, Bommanahal, Putluru rainfed Mango Tank irrigated Onion, Chillies, Vegetables 3 4056 6 Kanekal, Gooty, Gummagatta, Guntakal, Bommanahal, Pamidi black soils are being cultivated

Tank irrigated Chillies, Vegetables, Onion, 4 4332 6 Singanamala, Tanakal, Ramagiri, Gummagatta, Kalyandurg, Brhmasamudram red soils Melons are being cultivated

P.Pappuru, Putluru, Yellanur, Tadipatri, Gooty, Bommanahal, Pamidi, Guntakal, P.Vaduguru, Kanekal Banana, Guava, S.Orange, Well irrigated 5 18153 13 Yadiki, Uravakonda Ber, Sapota, Pomegranate, black soils Curryleaf, Acid lime

Pamidi, Chilamathur, Amadagur, Kanekal, Amarapuram Gooty, Gorantla, Gandlapenta, Bommanahal, Gudibanda, Singanamala, Kadiri, Beluguppa Penugonda, Rolla, Anantapur, Mudigubba, Kambadur Banana, Guava, S.Orange, Somandepalli, Agali, Rapthadu, Nallamada, Kundurpi, Roddam, Hindupur, Pomegranate, Sapota, Garladinne, N.P.kuntla, B.K.samudram, Puttaparthi, Atmakur, Tadipatri, Talapula, Well irrigated Mango, Chillies, Onion, 6 57406 58 Settur, Guntakal, Kuderu red soils Papaya, Flowers, Arecanut, Yadiki, N.Cheruvu, Rayadurg, Kothacheruvu, B.K.Samudram, Parigi, O.D. Betelvine are being Cheruvu, D.Herehal cultivated Bukkapatnam, Narpala, Lepakshi , Tanakal, Gummagatta, Madakasira, Putlur, P.Vaduguru, Tadimarri, C.K.Palli, Ramagiri, Yellanur, Dharmavaram, Bathalapalli, Kanaganapalli, Kalyandurg

Pamidi, Bommanahal, Tadipatri, Gooty Rainfed black Coriander, Vegetables, 7 92333 15 Bommnahal, Kanekal, Uravakonda, P.Vadugur, Putluru, Beluguppa, Yellanur, Yadiki, soils Chillies are being cultivated Guntakal, Vidapanakal, Singanamala

188 (Continued)

Rapthadu, Tadimarri, Settur, Parigi, Kadiri, Garladinne, C.K.Palli, Rayadurg, Lepakshi, Mudigubba Atmakur, Ramagiri, Gummagatta, Chilamathur, Nallamada Anantpaur, Kanaganipali, D.Herhal, Gorantla, N.P.Kuntla Kuderu, Kalyandurg, Penugonda, O.D.Cheruvu, Talupula Under borewells Banana, B.K.Samudram, Beluguppa, Somandepalli, Amadagur Guava, S.Orange, Pomegranate, 8 Rainfed red soils 628581 50 Nallacheruvu, Narpala, Kambadur, Roddam, Madakasira Sapota, Mango, Chillies, Onion, Tanakal, Singanamala, Beluguppa, Puttaparthi, Amarapuram Papaya, Flowers, Arecanut, Gandlapenta, Vajrakarur, Kambadur, Kothacheruvu Betelvine are being cultivated Gudibanda, Dharmavaram, Kunderpi, Bukkapatnam Rolla, Bathalapalli, Brahmasamudram, Hindupur Agali

P.Vaduguru, Pamidi 9 Problematic soils 190 2 Guava

189 Table 48 Area Expansion Plan of Horticultural Crops. ( Area : ha) Existing area 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Crops (2006-07) Area Area Area Area Area Area

S.Orange 4570 6331 6500 6500 6500 6500

Pomegranate 300 500 500 500 500 500

Banana 900 1576 1750 1750 1750 1750

Papaya 1900 1150 1250 1250 1250 1250

Jasmine 1300 50 50 50 50 50

Crossandra 50 150 150 150 150 150

Coriander 400 - - - - -

Mango - 1340 1500 1500 1500 1500

Sapota - 550 600 600 600 600

190 Table 49 Rejuvenation Plan of Horticultural Crops (ha.)

Area brought under Rejuvenation (2006-07) 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Area Area Area Area Area Crops Area

Pomegranate 1200 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500

Sweet 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 Orange

191 Table 50 Perspective Micro Irrigation Plan - (Year 2007-08 to 2011-12) Actual Area coverag coverage SI. e up to in N Crops March 2006 – o 2006 2007 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 Ha Ha Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin. 1 Acidlime 34 50 1330700 50 1423849 50 1523518 2 Amla 86 51 0 0 3 Arcanut 29 14 50 2326600 50 2489462 50 2663724 4 Alovera 2 0 0 5 Anjura 19 0 6 Banana 2097 1815 2000 129718000 1400 97158782 1200 89108483 7 Ber 137 74 140 4106340 140 4393784 140 4701349 8 Betel leave 4 0 0 9 Chillies 19 12 100 10195400 100 10909078 100 11672713 10 Citras 22 0 0 11 Coconut 19 19 30 1075020 30 1150271 30 1230790 12 Curry Leaf 1 1 0 0 13 Custard Apple 6 20 577060 20 617454 20 660676 14 Drumstick 2 10 365540 10 391128 10 418507 15 Flower 4 8 50 5458900 50 5841023 50 6249895 16 Fig 10 0 0 17 Grapes 57 26 50 2137500 50 2287125 50 2447224 18 Guava 186 185 550 15470400 450 13543632 400 12881516 19 Jasmine 3 1 0 20 Lemon 5 0 0 21 Lilli 2 0 0

192 22 Mango 634 321 1700 49668900 1500 46893285 1200 40140408 23 Muskmelon 123 760 600 38614800 500 34431530 500 40532670 24 Mulbary 2 28 20 1416120 20 1515248 20 1621307 25 Oilpalm 3 0 0 26 Onion 26 80 9639040 80 10313773 80 10313773 27 Papaya 1854 1324 1300 86322600 1100 78155154 1000 83626015 28 Pomogranut 951 133 450 14895000 450 15937650 450 17053286 29 Ragi 7 0 0 30 Regu, Sapota 628 0 0 31 Rose 1 0 0 32 Swee Orange 9625 6842 8500 136731000 7500 129090150 6200 114184408 33 Sapota 254 1500 37887000 1200 32431272 1000 28917820 34 Tamarind 2 0 0 35 Tamota 7 0 0 36 Teak 4 0 37 Vegetable 159 159 300 28562700 300 30562089 200 20374800 38 Mixed crops 412 0 0 39 Ground Nut 24920 6000 7100 105435000 10000 158895000 8500 135060750 Total 41630 18500 24600 681933620 25000 678430739 21250 625383631

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193 Perspective Micro Irrigation Plan - (Year 2007-08 to 2011-12) (Phy. in ha and Fin. in Rs lakhs) Actual Area coverag coverage SI. e up to in N Crops March 2006 – o 2006 2007 2010-11 2011-12 Total Ha Ha Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin 1 Aacidlime 34 50 1630165 50 1630165 250 7538397 2 Amla 86 51 0 0 0 3 Arcanut 29 14 50 2850185 50 2850185 250 13180156 4 Alovera 2 0 0 0 5 Anjura 19 0 0 0 6 Banana 2097 1815 1000 79454990 700 55618500 6300 451058755 7 Ber 137 74 140 5030443 140 5030443 700 23262359 8 Betelieve 4 0 0 0 9 Chillies 19 12 100 12489803 100 12489803 500 57756798 10 Citras 22 0 0 0 11 Coconut 19 19 30 1316946 30 1316946 150 6089973 12 Curry Leaf 1 1 0 0 0 13 Custard Apple 6 20 706923 20 706923 100 3269037 14 Drumstick 2 10 447802 10 447802 50 2070779 15 Flower 4 8 50 6687387 50 6687387 250 30924592 16 Fig 10 0 0 0 17 Grapaes 57 26 50 2618529 50 2618529 250 12108908 18 Guava 186 185 300 10337484 250 8614500 1950 60847532 19 Jasmin 3 1 0 0 0 20 Lemon 5 0 0 0 21 Lilli 2 0 0 0 22 Mango 634 321 855 30601733 750 26844000 6005 194148326

194 23 Muskmelon 123 760 400 34695820 300 26022000 2300 174296820 24 Mulbary 2 28 20 1734798 20 1734798 100 8022272 25 Oilpalm 3 0 0 0 26 Onion 26 100 11035737 100 11035737 440 52338059 27 Papaya 1854 1324 800 71583856 700 62636000 4900 382323625 28 Pomogranut 951 133 410 16624975 400 16219600 2160 80730511 29 Ragi 7 0 0 0 30 Regu, Sapota 628 0 0 0 31 Rose 1 0 0 0 32 Swee Orange 9625 6842 6000 118237140 5700 112324200 33900 610566898 33 Sapota 254 800 24753808 658 20359836 5158 144349736 34 Tamarind 2 0 0 0 35 Tamota 7 0 0 0 36 Teak 4 0 0 0 37 Vegetable 159 159 290 31611502 250 27251250 1340 138362341 38 Mixed crops 412 0 0 0 39 Ground Nut 24920 6000 7650 130067595 6605 112298210 39855 641756555

Total 41630 18500 19125 594517622 16933 514736815 106908 3095002428

Table 51 Sericulture information

195 Average cocoon GAP in yield Kg/ha Area under Production Kg/ha Reasons for ADA Circle Mulberry(ha) ADA GAP in yield State FLDs District Level State Level circle Anantapur 470 7800 0 0 75 0 0 Tadipatri 29 2600 0 0 75 0 0 Gooty 55 5225 0 0 69 0 0 Uravakonda 77 5250 0 0 63 0 0 Dharmavaram 942 8000 0 0 42 0 0 Kalyanadurg 1131 8038 0 0 36 0 0 Rayadurg 218 1338 37 Penukonda 2613 8093 0 0 63 0 0 Madakasira 2930 6825 0 0 15 0 0 Hindupur 4530 9488 0 0 20 0 0 Kadiri 2158 10828 0 0 23 0 0 Total/average 15151 6559 0 0 48 0 0

Table 52 Mandals and villages with concentration of sericulture areas

196 Mandals Villages Chalivendula, Gollapuram, Suguru, Kotipi, Sirivaram, Kanchisamudram, Hindupur, Gorantla, Lepakshi, Konduru, Kalluru, Kodipalli, Veebhudipalli, Pydeti, Dhanapuram, Gollapalli, chilamathur, Parigi Vangalapalli, Kotlopalli, Settipalli, Chilamathur, Budilivandlapalli, Gangampalli, Pulagurlavaripalli, Pochannapalli, Chinnapareddipalli. Madakasira, Amarapuram, Thimmalapuram, K.N.Palli, Balepalli, B.Rayapuram, Nachepalli, H.T.Halli, Gudibanda, Rolla, Agali H.M.Palli, kaki, Kambalapalli,Muthepalli, V.Agraharam, Nidaragtta, Basavanapalli, Gowdanakunta, Kachikunta, K.Sivaram, Kallumarri, Rekulakuna, Kothalam, gundumala, Sunkireddipalli, Haresamudram, MulberryGangulabavipalyam, Gurrapukonda. Other Schemes under Kadiri, Tanakal, Nallacheruvu, PlantationK.Pulakunta, Ratnalapalli, Ethodu, Govinduvaripalli, Motukupalli, S. No. Mandal CDP i.e., Sheds, Drip Amadaguru, O.D.Cheruvu, throughDasarivandlapalli, Malameedapalli, Kancharvandlapalli, Madhakavaripalli, Units, Vermi sheds Nallamada, Talupula, Mudigubba samplingsBuchurajupalli, Kokantivaripalli, Nallagutlapalli, Vankarakunta, Boggalapalli, 1 2 Thurakavandlapalli,3 Ubbravandlapalli,4 Gandlavripalli, 1 Hindupur Edulapalli.50 30 Penukonda,2 Gorantla Somandepalli, Kondapuram,30 Adadakulapalli,25 Dudeebanda, Chalakuru, chakalavaripalli, Roddam3 Lepakshi Chinnabbaihpalli,50 Julakunta,35 Beedanapalli, Guvvalapalli, Sheshapuram, 4 Chilamathur Roddam,50 somandepalli.20 Dharmavaram,5 Parigi Bathalapalli, Dharmavaram,50 Bukkapatnam,30 Kothacheruvu, Puttaparthi, Kanaganapalli, Tadimarri,6 MadakasiraC.K.Palli, Ramagiri, C.K.Palli,50 Ramagiri, Dhupampalli,30 I.Venkatampalli, Yedavali, Medapuram, Kanaganapalli,7 Amarapuram Kothacheruvu, Veldurthi60 35 Puttaparthi,8 Gudibanda Bukkapatnam. 60 35 Kalyandurg,9 Rolla Kundurpi, Kambadur, Jambugumpala,30 Mahanthapuram,20 Nizavalli, Enumuladoddi, Kundurpi, Settur,10 Bramhasamudram,Agali Thimmapuram,20 Guddella,20 Nuthimadugu, Pobbarlapalli, Mulakaledu, Beluguppa,11 Tanakal Rayadurg, Mouthikapuram,25 Kanekal15 Cross, N.Venkatampalli. Gummagatta,12 Nallacheruvu Kanekal 25 15 Anantapur,13 Kadiri Yellanur, Guntakal, Anantapur,25 Yellanur, Cholasamudram,15 Guntakal, Gooty, Garladinne, Gooty, Garladinne, B.K.Samudram, Raptadu, Kudair, Narpala, Atmakur. 14 Gandlapenta 20 15 B.K.Samudram, Rapthadu, 15 N.P.Kunta 20 10 Kudair, Narpala, Atmakur 16 Amadaguru 25 15 Table 57 Mandal wise breakup of the plan 17 O.D.Cheruvu 20 10 18 Nallamada 25 15 19 Talupula 20 15 20 Mudigubba 25 20 21 Dharmavaram 10 5 197 22 Bathalapalli 25 10 23 Tadimarri 10 5 24 C.K.Palli 20 15 (Continued)

25 Ramagiri 15 5 26 Kanaganapalli 20 10 27 Kothacheruvu 20 10 28 Puttaparthi 10 5 29 Bukkapatnam 15 10 30 Penukonda 50 30 31 Somandepalli 75 30 32 Roddam 60 40 33 Guntakal 5 5 34 Kudair 10 5 35 Rapthadu 15 10 36 Atmakur 5 0 37 Narpala 5 0 38 B.K.Samudram 10 5 39 Kundurpi 30 25 40 Settur 10 5 41 Brahmasamudram 15 10 42 Beluguppa 5 5 43 Rayadurg 5 5 44 Kalyandurg 10 5 45 Kambadur 20 20 46 Kanekal 10 10 GRAND TOTAL 1200 720

198 Table 58 Service Centres in the District (Agriculture & Allied Sectors) Classification Department No.of Service Agriculture Diagnostic Name of Taluk Seed/ Fertilizer Irrigation Farm equipments and Name Centres consultancy services supply systems machinery (Sericulture) provided

Hindupur Gorantla Hindupur Lepakshi m

Chilamathur y a r r e Parigi g n o i r Madakasira h p c

Amarapuram i r M

Madakasira Rolla b g y n H i

Gudibanda t s e i n i

Tanakal w t t m l

e o d Kadiri t v i s n y a Kadiri O.D.Cheruvu B

g & g n

Nallamada n i n s o l i i s t g e Sericulture Talupula d i e a n e i v Y g y i R

Penukonda o

r r a , r l i

P e Somandepalli e a p

Penukonda i e k r i Roddam r r f D t

e e s N

Bathalapalli e Dharmavaram s s y i a D C.K.Palli r

Kothacheruvu t y l s

Bukkapatnam p a l p P u

Anantapur ,

Anantapur S s e r

Kalyanadurg u t

Kalyandurg a

Kundurpi c e S

199 Table 59 Agro Processing unit in the District (Including Sugar, Milk, Silk etc. Related to Agriculture only)

Produce Per day Processed No. of capacity of Department Type of Agro- by Agro- Taluka Processing Agro- Name Processing unit Processing units Processing unit during unit 2006-07

Units Basins Charka Hindupur 172 539 6737 5648 Cottage Basin Hindupur 5 30 270 178

Multiend Reeling Unit Hindupur 30 232 1856 696

Dharmavara Charka 81 230 2875 1250 m Dharmavara Cottage Basin 4 54 486 217 Sericulture m

Dharmavara Multiend Reeling Unit 13 140 1120 592 m

Charka Kadiri 29 60 750 569 Cottage Basin Kadiri 4 18 162 34

Multiend Reeling Unit Kadiri 2 20 160 207

Total: 340 1323 14416 9391 Horticulture Tuty fruity Anantapur 1 0 1.5 tones 50 kg

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Proposed Planning 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Department Type of Agro- Taluka Agril. Agril. Agril. Agril. Agril. Name Processing unit No. No. No. No. No. Produce Produce Produce Produce Produce of of of of of Process Process Process Process Process Units Units Units Units Units (MT) (MT) (MT) (MT) (MT)

Charka Hindupur 20 150 20 150 20 150 20 150 20 150 Cottage Basin Hindupur 5 81 5 81 5 81 5 81 5 81

Multiend Reeling Unit Hindupur 6+2 24 6+2 24 6+2 24 6+2 24 6+2 24

Dharmavara Charka 30 540 30 540 30 540 30 540 30 540 m Dharmavara Cottage Basin 4 65 4 65 4 65 4 65 4 65 Sericulture m

Dharmavara Multiend Reeling Unit 3+1 120 3+1 120 3+1 120 3+1 120 3+1 120 m

Charka Kadiri 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cottage Basin Kadiri 6 97 6 97 6 97 6 97 6 97

Multiend Reeling Unit Kadiri 2+1 96 2+1 96 2+1 96 2+1 96 2+1 96

Total: 80 1173 80 1173 80 1173 80 1173 80 1173 Horticulture Tuty fruity Anantapur 1 1.5 1 1.5 1 1.5 1 1.5 1 1.5

201 Table 60 Planning for Farmers Training Programs related to Agriculture and Allied Departments

Sr. Name of Name of No.of No.of farmers to be trained Total No Taluk Technology Training 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 to be Institutes transferred available Fin for Fin Fin (Rs.i Fin Fin Phy Fin training Phy (Rs.in Phy (Rs.in Phy n Phy (Rs.in Phy (Rs.in program lakhs) lakhs) lakhs lakhs) lakhs) me ) HYV Saplings 1.Hindup Plantation (10 ) ur methods State seed Shoot rearing 2.Dharm farms technology avarum &(3)Cent 1000 5.00 1000 5.00 1000 5.00 1000 5.00 1000 5.00 5000 25.00 Disease and ral Ser Pest control Govt.See icul methods in d farms tur 3.Kadiri Mul.fields e

4 Vermiculture 1 360 2.00 360 2.00 360 2.00 360 2.00 360 2.00 1800 10.00

Bivoltain technology at 5 1 50 0.50 50 0.50 50 0.50 50 0.50 50 0.50 250 2.50 APSSR&DI, Kirikera TOTAL: 1410 7.5 1410 7.5 1410 7.5 1410 7.5 1410 7.5 7050 37.5 Hor Production ticu Anantapu technology of 2000 1 4000 5.00 4000 5.00 4000 5.00 4000 5.00 4000 5.00 25.00 ltur r Horticulture 0 e crops GRAND - 12.5 - 12.5 - 12.5 - 12.5 - 12.5 - 62.5 TOTAL

202 Table 61 Proposed Physical and Financial Targets for Sericulture for XI th PLAN

Sl.N Name of the scheme and component Unit cost Physical Total Out lay o. (Rs.) Units (Nos) proposed (Rs. In Lakhs)

I Package for Seed sector under Mulberry

Assistance for seed testing facilities in public / pvt grainages (for quality seed production)100% 2.50 5 12.50 support II Package for cocoon sector (Mulberry) 1 Support for mulberry plantation development.Raising of high yielding Mulberry varieties in private lands, Raising and maintenance of tree plantations,Maintenance of existing 0.06 15450 849.75 Mulberry trees, Replacement of old mulberry varieties with new varieities.

2 Assistance for irrigation and other water conservation and usage techniques:( To cover all types of irrigation such as drip, tube/ open wells , shallow wells, ponds, farm ponds, surface tanks, and similar water harvesting systems including 0.50 7655 3827.50 ground level water storage tanks and soil moisture methods ) and storage / conservation facilities (for different types of structure for different serizones). 3 Supply of rearing appliances (including improved mountages ) / farm equipments to farmers – for Bivoltine Sericulture Farmers. 0.40 8420 3368.00

4 Supply of quality disinfecting materials and other crop protection measures for Bivoltine Seed 0.03 16488 494.64 farmers.

203 (Continued) 5 Assistance for construction of rearing house(RH) with verandah – models of Rs 150,000/-, Rs 1,00,000/- & Rs 50000/-

1,50,000 1.50 2370 3555.00 1,00,000 1.00 1755 1755.00 50,000 0.50 945 472.50 6 Assistance for maintenance of chawkie gardens, construction of 3.45 54 186.30 chawkie rearing centre (CRC) buildings and procurement of chawkie rearing equipments.

7 Support for vermi compost sheds for Bio fertilizers (for muga and eri 0.14 1420 198.80 also) 8 Assistance to farmers schools (New Scheme) depends 10 0.00 on proposals from states 9 Service providers for stake holders (Door to door service agents for depends 20 0.00 disinfection and inputs supply /Assistance for Sericulture Poly clinics) on proposals from states

III ERICULTURE Support for castor / Tapioca cultivators with start up tools. 0.01 500 5.25

IV Package for post cocoons sector Silk reeling & spinning components

1 Popularization of slow speed (twenty end per basin) certified Multi 40.00 6 240.00 end reeling machines

2 Support for establishment of certified (10 end per basin ) Muiltiend 10.00 55 550.00 reeling machines (10basin & 20 basins) 10 basin multi end reeling machine

3 20 basin multiend reeling machines 17.00 20 340.00 4 Establishment of Automatic / Semi automatic reeling units(imported) 100.00 3 300.00

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5 Support for establishment of improved cottage basin reeling units 2.50 75 187.50

6 Support for existing Charka reeling units to dissuade child 0.10 270 27.00 labour(Motorized charkas)

7 Support for setting up of certified dupion silk reeling units 2.00 20 40.00 (10Kg/20Kg-Prorata basis)

8 Support for Hot air driers – Electrical / Multi fuel/ ushnakoti for reeling 1.00 25 25.00 units (50kg & 100 Kg cap) 50 kg cap

9 Support for Hot air driers – Electrical / Multi fuel/ ushnakoti for reeling 1.75 25 43.75 units (50kg & 100 Kg cap) 100 kg cap

10 Assistance to twisting units 6.00 285 1710.00 11 Support to silk reeling units /Incentive for production of Bivoltine Silk Rs 100/- 1000 1.00 per Kg. 12 Quality linked price support system for cocoons and raw silk / Co- 60.00 5 300.00 operatives / NGOs / SHGs (Establishment of markets) lakhs (average unit cost) 13 Providing services of master reelers/weavers/dyers to reeling 0.75 10 7.50 /weaving and dyeing units- through / for State Govt. NGOs/ Co-op soc. / SHGs V SUPPORT SERVICE SECTOR:: 1 Beneficiary empowerment programme conducted b yStates and Seri 0.05 430 21.50 related exposure visits. 2 Publicity for the sector(audio visuals / printing /exhibitions/ BSMs/ 0 25.00 awareness programme /work shops/ seminars etc)

3 Assistance to NGOs/ SHGs and agencies other than CSB and State for meeting 16 0.00 administrtive expenditure towards project implementation in the Vanya Sector and in the Mulberry sector

Total:- 57337 18543.49

205 Proposed Physical and Financial Targets for Sericulture for XI th PLAN (Continued)

Sl.N Name of the scheme and component 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Total o. Physica Out lay Physical Out lay Physical Out lay Physical Out lay Physical Out lay Physical Out lay l Units proposed Units propose Units propose Units proposed Units propos Units proposed (Nos) (Rs. In (Nos) d (Rs. (Nos) d (Rs. (Nos) (Rs. In (Nos) ed (Rs. (Nos) (Rs. In Lakhs) In In Lakhs) In Lakhs) Lakhs) Lakhs) Lakhs) I Package for Seed sector under Mulberry Assistance for seed testing facilities in public / pvt grainages (for quality seed 1 2.50 1 2.50 1 2.5 1 2.5 1 2.5 5 12.50 production)100% support II Package for cocoon sector (Mulberry) 1 Support for mulberry plantation development.Raising of high yielding Mulberry varieties in private lands, Raising and maintenance of tree 3000 165.00 3000 165.00 3000 165.00 3000 165.00 3450 189.75 15450 849.75 plantations,Maintenance of existing Mulberry trees, Replacement of old mulberry varieties with new varieities. 2 Assistance for irrigation and other water conservation and usage techniques:( To cover all types of irrigation such as drip, tube/ open wells , shallow wells, ponds, farm ponds, surface tanks, and similar 1500 750.00 1500 750.00 1500 750.00 1500 750.00 1655 827.50 7655 3827.50 water harvesting systems including ground level water storage tanks and soil moisture methods ) and storage / conservation facilities (for different types of structure for different serizones).

206 (Continued)

3 Supply of rearing appliances (including improved mountages ) / farm equipments to farmers – for Bivoltine 1650 660.00 1650 660.00 1650 660.00 1650 660.00 1820 728.00 8420 3368.00 Sericulture Farmers. 4 Supply of quality disinfecting materials and other crop protection measures 3250 97.50 3250 97.50 3250 97.50 3250 97.50 3488 104.64 16488 494.64 for Bivoltine Seed farmers. 5 Assistance for construction of rearing house(RH) with verandah – models of Rs 150,000/-, Rs 1,00,000/- & Rs 50000/- 1,50,000 470 705.00 470 705.00 470 705.00 470 705.00 490 735.00 2370 3555.00 1,00,000 350 350.00 350 350.00 350 350.00 350 350.00 355 355.00 1755 1755.00 50,000 180 90.00 180 90.00 180 90.00 180 90.00 225 112.50 945 472.50 6 Assistance for maintenance of 10 34.50 10 34.50 10 34.50 10 34.50 14 48.30 54 186.30 chawkie gardens, construction of chawkie rearing centre (CRC) buildings and procurement of chawkie rearing equipments. 7 Support for vermi compost sheds for 280 39.20 280 39.20 280 39.20 280 39.20 300 42.00 1420 198.80 Bio fertilizers (for muga and eri also) 8 Assistance to farmers schools (New 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 10 0.00 Scheme) 9 Service providers for stake holders 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 20 0.00 (Door to door service agents for disinfection and inputs supply /Assistance for Sericulture Poly clinics)

III ERICULTURE Support for castor / Tapioca cultivators 100 1.05 100 1.05 100 1.05 100 1.05 100 1.05 500 5.25 with start up tools. IV Package for post cocoons sector Silk reeling & spinning components

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1 Popularization of slow speed (twenty 1 40.00 1 40.00 1 40.00 1 40.00 2 80.00 6 240.00 end per basin) certified Multi end reeling machines 2 Support for establishment of certified 10 100.00 10 100.00 10 100.00 10 100.00 15 150.00 55 550.00 (10 end per basin ) Muiltiend reeling machines (10basin & 20 basins) 10 basin multi end reeling machine 3 20 basin multiend reeling machines 4 68.00 4 68.00 4 68.00 4 68.00 4 68.00 20 340.00 4 Establishment of Automatic / Semi 0 0.00 0 0 1 100.00 1 100.00 1 100.00 3 300.00 automatic reeling units(imported) 5 Support for establishment of improved 15 37.50 15 37.50 15 37.50 15 37.50 15 37.50 75 187.50 cottage basin reeling units 6 Support for existing Charka reeling 50 5.00 50 5.00 50 5.00 50 5.00 70 7.00 270 27.00 units to dissuade child labour(Motorized charkas) 7 Support for setting up of certified 4 8.00 4 8.00 4 8.00 4 8.00 4 8.00 20 40.00 dupion silk reeling units (10Kg/20Kg- Prorata basis) 8 Support for Hot air driers – Electrical / 5 5.00 5 5.00 5 5.00 5 5.00 5 5.00 25 25.00 Multi fuel/ ushnakoti for reeling units (50kg & 100 Kg cap) 50 kg cap 9 Support for Hot air driers – Electrical / 5 8.75 5 8.75 5 8.75 5 8.75 5 8.75 25 43.75 Multi fuel/ ushnakoti for reeling units (50kg & 100 Kg cap) 100 kg cap 10 Assistance to twisting units 50 300.00 50 300.00 50 300.00 50 300.00 85 510.00 285 1710.00 11 Support to silk reeling units /Incentive 200 0.20 200 0.20 200 0.20 200 0.20 200 0.20 1000 1.00 for production of Bivoltine Silk 12 Quality linked price support system for 0 0.00 1 60.00 1 60.00 1 60.00 2 120.00 5 300.00 cocoons and raw silk / Co-operatives / NGOs / SHGs (Establishment of markets) 13 Providing services of master 2 1.50 2 1.50 2 1.50 2 1.50 2 1.50 10 7.50 reelers/weavers/dyers to reeling /weaving and dyeing units- through / for State Govt. NGOs/ Co-op soc. / SHGs

208 (Continued) V 1 Beneficiary empowerment programme conducted b yStates and Seri related 85 4.25 85 4.25 85 4.25 85 4.25 90 4.50 430 21.50 exposure visits. 2 Publicity for the sector(audio visuals / printing /exhibitions/ BSMs/ awareness 0 5.00 0 5.00 0 5.00 0 5.00 0 5.00 0 25.00 programme /work shops/ seminars etc) 3 Assistance to NGOs/ SHGs and agencies other than CSB and State for meeting administrtive expenditure 0 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 16 0.00 towards project implementation in the Vanya Sector and in the Mulberry sector Total:- 11228 3477.95 11233 3537.95 11234 3637.95 11234 3637.95 12408 4251.6 57337 18543.4

209 Table 62 Livestock population

Area under Cattle (Nos) Buffaloes (Nos) Sheep (Nos) fodders. Ha. Fodder Grazin Cross Indigen Improv Indige Improv Indigeno ADA circle Total Total Total Crops g land bred ous ed nous ed us

ANANTAPUR 3905 1841 4751 43504 48255 7629 29761 37390 0 356344 356344 TADIPATRI 1328 5934 794 26398 27192 3690 37773 41463 241 92654 92895 GOOTY 1665 3994 1288 46495 47783 1919 35158 37077 0 112757 112757 URAVAKONDA 916 2862 1391 86467 87858 3288 23758 27046 249 124736 124985 DHARMAVARAM 2674 2579 4394 61480 65874 4240 37418 41658 0 368378 368378 KALYANDURG 1968 796 1364 85404 86768 2147 38833 40980 45 138778 138823 RAYADURGAM 989 832 714 60058 60772 2773 33840 36613 95 71015 71110 PENUKONDA 2126 9492 5420 46415 51835 7434 25871 33305 1408 126091 127499 MADAKASIRA 2326 1385 2387 40033 42420 924 25103 26028 1271 104665 105936 HINDUPUR 3200 2637 19777 45005 64782 6319 22667 28986 2222 66302 68524 KADIRI Total 2360 3128 2304 100551 102855 3652 50595 54247 2973 300229 303202 GRAND TOTAL 23456 35480 44584 641810 686394 44015 360777 404793 8504 1861949 1870453

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Goats Poultry Others TOTAL Improv Indigen Total Broilers Layers Total ADA circle ed ous

ANANTAPUR 0 38079 38079 5971 18818 24789 5179 510036 TADIPATRI 0 35495 35495 4815 3355 8170 3451 208666 GOOTY 0 22973 22973 14679 11545 26224 3048 249862 URAVAKONDA 0 21766 21766 48318 95424 143742 3929 409326 DHARMAVARAM 0 53739 53739 5726 8133 13859 3774 547282 KALYANDURG 0 52510 52510 44229 59313 103542 2973 425596 RAYADURGAM 0 41446 41446 10320 3960 14280 2795 227016 PENUKONDA 0 42147 42147 6791 7423 14214 8983 277983 MADAKASIRA 0 41065 41065 6752 7727 14479 4574 234502 HINDUPUR 0 38151 38151 5391 6735 12126 2561 215130 KADIRI Total 0 102994 102994 8020 9545 17565 14613 595476 GRAND TOTAL 0 490365 490365 161012 231978 392990 55880 3900875

211 Table 63 ADA circle wise existence of Veterinary Institutions.

Revenue Number of No.of G.Ps Villages Total without ADA circle G. Ps VHs VDs RLU MIP MVC RPCP V.Is PVC V.Is ANANTAPUR 84 5 101 106 1 9 6 1 1 0 18 0 88 TADIPATRI 92 1 106 107 1 6 3 0 0 0 10 0 97 GOOTY 105 4 97 101 2 6 3 0 1 0 12 0 89 URAVAKONDA 71 3 73 76 2 7 5 0 0 0 14 0 62 DHARMAVARAM 67 1 83 84 2 12 6 0 0 0 20 0 64 KALYANDURG 74 1 94 95 2 8 4 0 1 0 15 8 80 RAYADURGAM 77 1 86 87 1 8 5 0 0 0 14 1 73 PENUKONDA 101 3 90 93 2 7 5 1 0 0 15 0 78 MADAKASIRA 58 3 49 52 1 10 9 0 0 0 20 0 32 HINDUPUR 113 5 84 89 1 12 14 0 0 1 28 4 61 GRAND TOTAL 842 27 863 890 15 85 60 2 3 1 166 13 724

Table 64 Taluk-wise Z.P Outlay for Animal Husbandry During X Plan Period. (Rs.in lakhs)

212 2002-2003 2003-2004 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007 Total S.No Name of the Taluk(Scheme) Z.P T.P Z.P T.P Z.P T.P Z.P T.P Z.P T.P Z.P T.P Hospitals&Dispensaries 1 (2403-101-11-04) 0 8950 0 16800 0 210500 0 1214140 0 2591644 0 4042034 Rinderpest Eradication 2 Scheme (2403-101-10-05) 0 0 0 360000 0 410000 0 195000 0 229200 0 1194200 Conduct of 17th 3 Quinquennial Livestock Census. (2403-113-10-06) 0 0 0 159252 0 2450000 0 0 0 0 0 2609252 Vety.Biological &Research 4 institution (2403-101-06-11) 0 0 0 0 0 6000 0 0 0 3270 0 9270 Vety.Biological &Research 5 institution. (2403-101-10-11) 0 0 0 0 0 8800 0 0 0 247675 0 256475 Live Stock Scheme 6 (789-11-04) 0 0 0 0 138000 0 0 0 0 0 138000 Hospitals&Dispensaries 7 (2403-101-10-04) 0 0 0 0 0 5351000 0 2485000 0 3610000 0 1.1E+07 Hospitals&Dispensaries 8 ( 796-11-05) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 76000 0 0 0 76000 Fodder &Feed 9 Developement (107-11-04) 0 0 0 0 0 75000 0 200000 0 848400 0 1123400 Fodder &Feed 10 Developement (789-11-05) 0 0 0 0 0 94500 0 252000 0 488000 0 834500 Live Stock Scheme 11 (789-11-06) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 635000 0 325500 0 960500

213 (Continued)

Sheep Develpoement 12 (104-11-05) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2825000 0 5034000 0 7859000 Artificial insemination 13 centres. (102-11-06) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 300000 0 300000 Clinical Laboratories 14 (2403-101-11-07). 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35000 0 35000 AHRD-Project with 15 Assistance of world bank (2403-101-03-04). 0 0 0 10000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000 Computerisation 16 (2403-001-11-99). 0 0 0 2000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2000

Grand total 0 8950 0 548052 0 8743800 0 7882140 0 13712689 0 30895631

214 Table 73 Production Plan of Livestock during the Next Five years Baseline (2006-2007) (2007-2008) 2008-2009 Name % of popul producti of eligibili ation on Produ Producti Produ Producti Species Producti Producti commo ty/ growt growth Nos ction vity Nos Ction vity Nos on vity dity slaught h rate rate (tons) (kg/year) (tons) (kg/year) er Breedab Milk le cattle 60 5 7.8 563195 257770 458 591355 277876 470 620922 299550 482 Cattle 7 5 1170774 81954 1229313 86052 1290778 90354 Meat Sheep & goat 35 10 2977623 24983 8.4 3275385 27481 8.4 3602924 30229 8.4 Pigs 30 10 44183 13255 48601 14580 53461 16038 Poultry 90 10 10 1753217 1577895 1928539 1735685 2121393 1909253 Eggs (Lakh Nos) Hen 90 10 5 1004215 1280 1.3 1104637 1344 1.22 1215100 1411 1.16 Note:- Productivity - eligible population

215 Production Plan of Livestock during the Next Five years (Continued)

2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 Name % of popul producti of eligibili ation on Species Produc Producti Produc Producti Produc Producti comm ty/ growt growth Nos Nos Nos tion vity tion vity tion vity odity slaught h rate rate er Breedable Milk cattle 60 5 7.8 651969 322915 495 702822 348103 495 737963 375255 509 Cattle 7 5 1355317 94872 1490849 104359 1565391 109577 Meat Sheep & goat 35 10 3963216 33252 8.4 3963216 36578 8.4 4359538 40235 8.4 Pigs 30 10 58808 17642 58808 17642 64688 19406 Poultry 90 10 10 2333532 2100179 2333532 2100179 2566885 2310197 Eggs 90 10 5 1336610 1482 1.11 1403441 1556 1.11 1543785 1634 1.06 (Lakh Nos) Hen

216 Table 74 Fisheries Information.

S.No. District Fisheries (No. of units) Average yield GAP in yield Reasons for Inland Total Species Ponds River Marine units GAP in yield Catla Rohu Mrigala CC Due to in-sufficient 1 Anantapur 21 - 21 3 MTs / hect. water

Table 75 Source wise Water Spread Area in the Anantapur District.

Grama Panchayat S.No. District Tanks Department Tanks Reservoirs Rivers < 40 Hect. > 40 Hect. W.S.A No. W.S.A. No. W.S.A. No. (HA) No Km (Hect.) (Hect. 1 Anantapur 206 1992.96 293 53673.37 3 4472 5 172

217 Table 84 Financial Targets and Achievements during X Plan for Fisheries Development in the Anantapur District

S.No. Schemes 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 Target Achieve- Target Achieve- Target Achieve- Target Achieve- Target Achieve- ment ment ment ment ment

1 Special Component plan for SCs 2.00 1.46 - - - - 1.60 1.60 - - lakhs lakhs lakhs lakhs

2 Reservoir Development Scheme ------1.00 1.00 - - lakh lakh

3 Housing programme ------125.00 125.00 - - lakhs lakhs

4 Centrally Sponsored Scheme ------1.86 1.86 10.35 10.35 (Construction of fish ponds) lakhs lakhs lakhs lakhs

5 Tribal Sub Plan ------0.75 0.75 - - lakhs lakhs

6 Seasonal Advances 62300 62300 0.92 0.92 1.05 1.05 2.10 1.10 1.92 1.92 lakhs lakhs lakhs lakhs lakhs lakhs lakhs lakhs

7 Supply of Ice Boxes - - 31815 31815 - - - - 17100 17100

218 Table 85.A Projections for Fish Production, Seed to be Stocked and Hatchery requirement for XI Plan

Year Production at different yields from different areas @ 2000 Kg/hect for 500 hect. @500 Kg/hect. for 2000 hect. @100Kg/hectare 6000 hectare Total

2007-08 1476 1976 2076 5528 2008-09 1976 2476 2576 7028 2009-10 2476 2976 3076 8528 2010-11 2976 3476 3576 10028 2011-12 3476 3976 4076 11528

Table 85.B Seed to be stocked in advance (Fingerlings of 50mm size in lakhs.)

Year Fingerlings (lakh)

2007-08 294.79 2008-09 589.59 2009-10 884.39 2010-11 1179.19 2011-12 1473.99

219 (Rs.in lakhs) Table 86 Projected Outlay (in Rs. Lakhs) for Fisheries Development during XI Plan. A) Budget required in the existing schemes S.No. Name of the Schemes Year Total 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

1 Seed stocking 3.75 5.00 6.25 7.50 8.75 31.25

2 Imporvement to 95.20 - 3.00 2.50 3.00 103.70 Fish Seed Farms

Total 98.95 5.00 9.25 10.00 11.75 134.95

220 Table 87 Action Plan for Social Forestry for XI Plan (Rs. in lakhs)

Activity Year Year wise Targets 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

S.No. Phy. Fin Phy. Fin Phy. Fin Phy. Fin Phy. Fin Raising of 5''x9" size bag plant 1 nurseries 34000 144600 17.45 1500000 22.275 1500000 24.525 1500000 27 0 0 Maint. Of 5"x9" size 2 bag plant nurseries 920000 833500 0 1745000 8.637 1500000 8.175 1500000 9 1500000 9.9 Raising of 6"x12" size bag plant 3 nurseries 12600 16900 10.35 200000 4.95 200000 5.45 200000 6 0 0 Maint. Of 6"x12" size bag plant 4 nurseries 150000 103700 0 460000 3.036 200000 1.46 200000 1.6 200000 1.76 Raising of 8"x15" size bag plant 5 nurseries 0 11.252 50000 2.667 50000 2.935 50000 3.23 0 0 Maint. Of 8"x15" size bag plant 6 nurseries 155800 206300 0 232000 3.317 50000 0.788 20000 0.868 50000 0.955 Raising of 14"x20" size bag plant 7 nurseries 0 1.75 20000 4.158 20000 4.574 20000 5.032 0 0 Maint. Of 14"x20" size bag plant 8 nurseries 38500 152500 0 27500 0.665 20000 0.532 50000 0.586 20000 0.645 Raising of 165 CC 9 Root trainer nursery 0 0 0 50000 1.925 50000 2.1 50000 2.3 0 0 Maint. Of 165 CC 10 Root trainer nursery 0 0 0 50000 0.138 50000 0.15 0 0.165 50000 0.18

221 (Continued) Maint. Of Village 11 Woodlots 21 19100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Maint. Of Avenue 12 plantations 32.5 263300 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Maint. Of Tank Foreshore 13 plantation 100 92700 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Maint. Of Block 14 plantation 20 25200 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Production of Eucalyptus rooted 15 cuttings 20000 77400 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Monitoring and 16 Evaluation LS 443500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 1331074 2378700 40.80 4334500 51.76 3640000 50.68 3590000 55.78 1820000 13.44

222 Table 88 Progress during X Plan under District Industrial Centre

Programme 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07

Target Achievement Target Achievement Target Achievement Target Achievement Target S.No. Establishment of Tiny/SSI 1050 1120 1080 1150 1190 1202 1200 1212 1250 1 Units 1258 942 1291 1082 1528 1092 1528 927 1528 2 PMRY 2308 2062 2371 2232 2718 2294 2728 2139 2778 Total

Source:District Industries Center,Anantapur

Table 89 Action Plan of DIC for XI Plan (Rs.in lakhs)

Programme 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

S.No. Phy. Fin Phy. Fin Phy. Fin Phy. Fin Phy. Fin Establishment of Tiny/SSI 1 Units 1445 2473 1520 2597 1596 2726 1675 2863 1762 3006

2 PMRY 1137 0 1150 0 1170 0 1180 0 1190 0

Total 2582 2473 2670 2597 2766 2726 2855 2863 2952 3006

Source:District Industries Center,Anantapur

223 Table 90 Financial Achievements during X Plan and Projection for XI Plan for Development of Handlooms and Textiles (Rs. in lakhs) Scheme 2002-03 2003-04 2004-06 2005-06 2006-07 Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Mahatma Gandhi Bunkar Bhima Yozana 2333 0 57 0 5971 0 7670 0 10630 0 (Enrolment) 0 0 0 0 500 125 1600 400 1400 350 Artisan Credit Cards

Health Insurance 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9578 44.38 (Enrolment) 354 0 0 0 354 0 2480 0 6980 167.52 Oldage Pensions 0 0 0 0 1319 3680 238 1030 6273 25029 Work shed – Housing

Eradication of Sucidal 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 15 deaths 0 0 0 0 1442 865.2 250 150 200 480 Rajiv Youva Shakthi 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Textile Parks P.M.R.Y. 0 0 0 0 354 212 200 120 250 150 TOTAL 2687 0 57 0 9940 4882 12438 1700 35327 26236

224 Table 91 Details of the Proposed Industries Under Handlooms and Textiles (Rs. in lakhs) Sr. Programme 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 No. Phy. Fin Phy. Fin Phy. Fin Phy. Fin Phy. Fin Mahatma Gandhi Bunkar Bhima 1 Yozana (Enrolment) 1250 0 14000 0 15500 0 17000 0 18500 0 2 Artisan Credit Cards 1400 350 1500 375 1600 400 1700 425 1800 450 3 Health Insurance (Enrolment) 27500 0 29500 0 31500 0 33500 0 35500 0 4 Oldage Pensions 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 Workshed - Housing 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Eradication of Sucidal deaths 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 Rajiv Youva Shakthi 200 120 250 150 300 180 350 262.5 400 300 8 Textile Parks 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 P.M.R.Y. 125 75 150 90 175 105 200 150 225 168.75 TOTAL 30475 545 45400 615 49075 685 52750 838 56425 919

Table 92 Financial Targets and Achievements during X Plan priod in the Anantapur district Under District Sector Schemes Head of Account Amount in Rs. Lakhs Department Name of the Detailed 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 Name Scheme Sub Head Head Target Acht. Target Acht. Target Acht. Target Acht. Target Acht. Sericulture ATMA ------0 1.52 1.52

225 TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.52 1.52 1.DDP DDP 6.402 7.276 4.073 3.334 2.EAS EAS 1.275 0.497 0.432 0.459 Cash 3.SSSUDA SSSUDA value 0.253 0.169 0.0828 0.0828 4.188 3.644 3.453 Rice Value 9.312 6.9 5.518 5.518 0 0 0 Total 9.565 7.069 7.073 5.6008 4.188 3.644 3.453 4.DWMA DWMA 1.242 1.295 5.Jatropa Jatropa Cash (RSAD) (RSAD) value 4.966 4.954 Social Rice Forestry Value 1.534 1.526 Total 6.5 6.48 Cash 6.WEDW WEDW value 2.635 0.86 2.566 2.468 Rice Value 1.965 1.228 0.769 0.769 Total 4.6 2.088 3.335 3.237 Cash 7.NFFWP NFFWP value 25.25 22.225 Rice Value 6.25 6.125 Total 31.5 28.35 TOTAL 9.565 7.069 7.073 5.6008 15.288 12.212 38.288 31.587 Project Director, ATMA ATMA ATMA, ATP ------39.95 39.6 93.3 68.2 Beneficiary APMIP APMIP Contribution 321.64 134 829.26 841 1581.3 951 2170.5 1735 CSS 0 0 0 0 0 0 2894 2733 APMIP 321.64 1100 829.26 1692 1581.3 2450 2170.5 1100 Total 643.28 1234 1658.52 2533 3162.6 3401 7235 5568 Table 93 Proposed marketing action plan

226 Addl. requirement for Additional requirement one year for five years S.no Intervention Unit Phy. Fin. Phy. Fin. A Strengthening of Market infrastructure and marketing development

A Godowns Nos 106 397.50 106 397.50 B Seed processing units Nos 25 62.50 25 62.50 C Rural Markets – Provision of agricultural market user Nos 52 1300.00 260 6500.00 common facilities D Establishment of Farmers Nos 44 323.00 44 323.00 Information Centres (FICs) E E-trading infrastructure facilities for market extension and market Nos 8 260.00 8 260.00 oriented production planning. Marketing Total 2343.00 7543.00

Table 95 Crop Loan Distribution in District during XI Five Year Plan ( Rs. in lakhs)

227 No .of No. of member of No. of Loan Loan distribution target farm loany disbursed families farmers in 2006-07 PACS Banks 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 856439 86997 484006 571003 89138 102642 115200 135000 145000 160000 Source: District Lead Bank Manager

Table 96 Loan Disbursement for Agriculture Development dring XI Five Year Plan

(Rs. in lakhs) Sr. No. No. of No. of of members No.of Loan Loan disbursement target farm loany disbursed families farmers during PACS Banks 2006-07 2007-8 2008-9 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 856439 129401 593486 722887 9847 11167 12748 14500 16000 18000 Source: District Lead Bank Manager

228 Table 101 Interventions, investments, expected benefits and benefit cost ratios

Sector and intervention Extent of coverage and investment Benefits expected Benefit- Other benefits cost ratio

A. Agriculture All the 2750 ha of problem soils will be A discounted benefit of 1.92 Reduced salinity and A.1 Gypsum for reclamation reclaimed by applying 10 tons of gypsum Rs.37615 per ha, yielding a increased yields of problem soils per ha on 75% subsidy at a total subsidy total benefit of Rs.1034.4 cost of Rs.283 lakhs in five years lakhs All the 8.0 lakh ha area under groundnut A discounted benefit of 1.85 Higher oil recovery from A.2 Gypsum to supply will be supplied gypsum at the rate of 188 Rs.3327.5 per ha, yielding a groundnuts and micronutrients to kg per ha at 75% subsidy. The total total benefit of Rs.2662 lakhs improved fertility in soils groundnut subsidy cost is Rs.1544 lakhs in five years To cover all the rice area of 43545 ha, A discounted return of 1.52 Improves soil health A.3 Scaling-up of green 3750 qtl of green manure seed will be Rs.1519 per ha yielding a and build-up of organic manure seed supply to supplied at 50 per cent subsidy with a total benefit of Rs.114 lakhs matter the rice farmers total outlay of Rs.75 lakhs Zinc sulphate will be supplied to zinc A discounted return of 1.48 Improved soil health A.4 Supply of Zinc sulphate deficient soils where rice and groundnut Rs.3634.5 per ha, yielding a and correction of to Rice, pulses and are grown in an area of 31120 ha at 50% total benefit of Rs.1131 micronutrient deficiency oilseeds subsidy, at a total subsidy cost of lakhs. Rs.637.5 lakhs A.5 Revolving money for Each mandal will be provided a revolving A benefit of Rs.50 per ha, 2.65 Improved seed supply management of seed fund of Rs.3.0 lakhs for seed village yielding a total benefit of and increased seed production locally scheme involving a total outlay of Rs.189 Rs.500 lakhs through higher replacement ratio lakhs yield of crops

A total of 1185 FFS will be organized over A benefit of Rs.70 per ha, 2.19 Reduced pollution and A.6 Farmers’ field schools to the five years period at a total cost of giving a total benefit of healthy food for reduce the pesticide Rs.333.8 lakhs Rs.731 lakhs by way of consumers use reduced cost of cultivation and increased yield A.7 Intensifying farm A total of 43000 farm implements will be A benefit of Rs.1000 per ha 1.73 Reduced drudgery and mechanization in the district supplied on 50% subsidy and 45 Custom by way of reduced labor cost quick farm operations

229 hiring centers will be setup by and timely operations, entrepreneurs who will get 25% subsidy. yielding a total benefit of The total subsidy cost is Rs.5772.5 lakhs Rs.10000 lakhs A.8 Diversification in rain fed To motivate development of alternate land A discounted return of 1.93 Increased incomes to areas through farm forestry use systems in one lakh ha over a period Rs.134610 per ha, yielding a farmers and diversified of five years by planting sima rouba, at a total benefit of Rs.1346 land use systems. total subsidy cost of Rs.1200 lakhs crores A.9 Strengthening Appointment of 93 A.Os, 272 TFs and A benefit of Rs.1000 per ha, 2.25 More effective Agricultural Extension by 2598 model farmers along with other yielding a total benefit of extension sytem and appointing graduate A.O’s, initiatives to make extension more Rs.10000 lakhs. quick transfer of technology and service effective involving a total investment of technology facilitators, model farmers etc Rs.4445.9 lakhs

A.10 Strengthening Strengthening soil, water, fertilizer and A benefit of Rs.20 per ha, 2.08 Availability of better regulatory infrastructure seed testing labs in the district at an yielding a total benefit of quality inputs to the estimated cost of Rs.96.26 lakhs Rs.200 lakhs farmers A. 11 Conjunctive use of Digging 13000 bore wells in five years in A discounted benefit of 1.25 Higher returns to ground water in tail end tail end command areas at a total cost of Rs.75060 per bore well, farmers in the tail end areas Rs.3900 lakhs yielding a total benefit of areas Rs.9758 lakhs A.12 Supply of Sprinklers Supply of 1000 sprinkler units at 90% A discounted benefit of 1.72 Saving in water and subsidy with an financial outlay of Rs.145 Rs.11467.5 per sprinkler, higher returns to lakhs yielding a total benefit of farmers Rs.114.7 lakhs

B. Horticulture B.1 Establishment of new 33new nursery units are proposed to be A benefit of Rs.1500 per ha 1.46 Availability of good nurseries set-up in public/private sector at a subsidy (on 20,000 ha proposed to be quality planting material cost of Rs.205 lakhs in five years brought under horticulture), and more horticultural giving a total benefit of products to consumers Rs.300 lakhs B.2 Establishment of new Establishment of new gardens in an area A discounted benefit of 1.33 More production of gardens of 32500 ha at an outlay of Rs.6699 lakhs Rs.68882 per ha, yielding a horticultural crops in five years total benefit of Rs.22387 lakhs B.3 Area expansion under To encourage cultivation of loose flowers A benefit of Rs.15000 per ha, 1.25 More availability of flowers in 500 ha at an outlay of Rs.60 lakhs giving a total benefit of Rs.75 flowers lakhs B.4 Development of To encourage hybrid vegetable cultivation A benefit of Rs.20000 per ha, 1.38 Availability of more

230 vegetables in 10500 ha with an outlay of Rs.1525 giving a total benefit of vegetables and lakhs Rs.2100 lakhs improved human nutrition B.5 Green manuring in To support green manuring in 5000 ha of A benefit of Rs.4000 per ha 2.00 Better soil health and orchards orchards at a total subsidy cost of Rs.100 in terms of reduced fertilizer sustained yields from lakhs in five years cost and increased yields, orchards giving a total benefit of Rs.200 lakhs B.6 Rejuvenation of old To rejuvenate the old orchards in an area A discounted benefit of 1.78 Higher availability of gardents of 20000 ha at an outlay of Rs.1858 lakhs Rs.26690 per ha, giving a nutritive fruits total benefit of Rs.5338 lakhs B.7 Protected cultivation To provide shade nets and green houses A benefit of Rs.60000 per ha, 2.64 Availability of quality in 550 ha at an outlay of Rs.125 lakhs yielding a total benefit of planting materials and Rs.330 lakhs horticultural products B.8 Good orchard To introduce latest technologies in A discounted benefit of 2.88 Higher supply of management practices orchard management in 31500 ha at a Rs.36030 per ha, giving a horticultural products total cost of Rs.3528 lakhs in five years total benefit of Rs.11349 leading to better lakhs nutrition B.9 Organic farming Vermin-compost units costing Rs.450.00 A benefit of Rs.700 lakhs 1.56 Less polluted and better lakhs over five years through production of health horticultural products using only organic compounds B.10 Human resource Organizing training programs and A benefit of Rs.1000 lakhs by 1.50 More informed farmers development exposure visits to officers and farmers at way of cost saving and and efficient an outlay of Rs.668 lakhs higher yields management of gardens B.11 Post harvest Creating post-harvest infrastructure A benefit of Rs.1500 lakhs in 1.76 Higher availability of management facilities at a cost of Rs.850 lakhs over terms of reduced losses perishable horticultural five years products B.12 Farm mechanization Supply of harvesting tools, plant A benefit of Rs.500 lakhs by 1.50 Efficiency in farm and post-harvest tools protection equipment etc., at a cost of way of higher yields and operations and better Rs.333 lakhs in five years reduced losses quality produce B.13 Development of market Establishment of rural markets, collection A benefit of Rs.2500 lakhs by 1.67 Good marketing yards and infrastructure centers and grading and packing facilities way of better prices realized facilities and reduced at a cost of Rs.1500 lakhs by the farmers losses B.14 Drip irrigation Promoting drip irrigation in 25000 ha at an A discounted benefit of 1.53 Saving in water and outlay of Rs.10000 lakhs in five years Rs.60550 per unit, yielding a increased production total benefit of Rs.12110 lakhs B.15 Introduction of new Introduction of new crops like Passion A benefit of Rs.550 lakhs 1.69 Increased consumer

231 crops and cropping systems fruit, Hazelnut etc and multi-stored from new crops and cropping welfare and higher cropping systems at a cost of Rs.325 systems production lakhs B.16 On-farm water To conserve rain water and improved A benefit of Rs.800 lakhs by 1.60 Improving ground water harvesting techniques ground water recharge for life saving way of enhanced yields from recharge irrigation in 5000 ha with an outlay of life saving irrigation Rs.500 lakhs B.17 Improving extension To recruit qualified extension personnel A benefit of Rs.550 lakhs 1.47 Greater availability of infrastructure and personnel and providing them mobility to provide from higher yields and technical personnel and better extension services at an outlay of reduced cost of cultivation quick service to farmers Rs.375 lakhs in five years C. Sericulture C.1 Providing a package of Increasing area under new varieties of A discounted benefit of 2.48 Increased income and services for development of mulberry and introducing bivoltine race of Rs.9330 lakhs through higher employment sericulture in the district silkworms in larger areas along with other production of better quality opportunities services at a cost of Rs.4515 lakhs in five silk leading to reduced import years from China.

D. Animal Husbandry D.1 Control of foot and To cover all the animals in the district by a A discounted benefit of 2.86 More healthy animals mouth disease foot and mouth vaccine at a cost of Rs.976.65 lakhs by way of and animal products Rs.900.4 lakhs in five years reduced mortality and increased production D.2 Induction of heifer calves Induction of 5000 heifer calves of good A discounted benefit of 3.83 Improved quality of quality breeds at 50% subsidy with a total Rs.862.1 lakhs by way of livestock cost of Rs.536.2 lakhs in five years improved milk production D.3 Feed supply to heifer Supplying feed at 50% subsidy to 5000 A benefit of Rs.500 lakhs by 1.86 More healthy animals calves heifer calves at a cost of Rs.268.1 lakhs way of improved reproductive and higher availability over five years efficiency and higher yields dairy products D.4 Mobile disease Five mobile disease diagnostic labs at a A benefit of Rs.300 lakhs in 2.08 More healthy livestock diagnostic laboratories cost of Rs.144.25 lakhs in five years five years due to reduced yielding higher livestock morbidity and mortality products D.5 Chaff cutters Provision of 5000 chaff cutters at a Better usage of fodder 1.35 Saving of valuable subsidy of Rs.370.0 lakhs in five years resulting in a saving of fodder Rs.10000 per chaff cutter, giving a total benefit of Rs.500 lakhs D.6 Health care of small To protect the health of 30 lakh sheep A discounted benefit of 2.86 Healthy small ruminants ruminants and goats through vaccination at a cost of Rs.716.75 lakhs by way of and better quality meat

232 Rs.372.2 lakhs reduced mortality and increased meat production D.6 Perennial fodder 7200 Perennial fodder units along with Increased milk production 1.44 Higher availability of production chaff cutters costing Rs.90 lakhs in five valued at Rs.129.9 lakhs fodder and animal years products D.7 Induction of milch Proposed to distribute 15000 milch A discounted benefit of Rs. 2.02 Increased availability of animals animals over a period of five years at an 60750 per animal, yielding a dairy products investment of Rs.2250 lakhs total benefit of Rs.9112.5 lakhs E. Fisheries E.1 A package of Interventions like development of new fish A discounted benefit of 1.63 Improved nutrition of interventions to develop farms, fish ponds, stocking of reservoirs Rs.271.9 lakhs by way of people and higher fisheries sector in the district and other measures for developing highe r fish production and incomes to fisher men production and marketing of fish in the improved price realization district at a total outlay of Rs.363 lakhs in five years F. Marketing F.1 Strengthening of rural A total investment of Rs.8185 lakhs in five A benefit of Rs.1500 per ha 1.83 Better quality produce markets, farmer information years for all the marketing initiatives. on 10 lakh ha in terms of and reduced system etc reduced marketing cost and transaction cost higher prices yielding a benefit of Rs.15000 lakhs