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NAIS / MNAIS -- Hobli Level Average Yield Data for 2012-13 Government of Karnataka Directorate of Economics and Statistics NAIS / MNAIS -- Hobli level Average Yield data for 2012-13 Experiments Average District Taluk Hobli Planned Analysed Yield Crop : RICE Irrigated Season : KHARIF 1 Chikmagalur 1 Chikmagalur 1 Ambal 10 10 2044 2 Chikmagalur 10 10 2716 3 Alduru 10 10 3203 4 Vasthare 10 10 1453 2 Kadur 5 Birur 10 10 1162 3 Koppa 6 Hariharapura 10 10 2959 7 Koppa 10 10 2165 8 Megundha 10 10 2719 4 N.R. Pura 9 Balehonnur 10 10 3202 10 N.R. Pura 10 10 2977 5 Tarikere 11 Amruthapura 10 10 2333 12 Lakkavalli 10 10 2568 13 Lingadhahalli 10 10 2850 14 Shivani 10 10 1992 15 Tarikere 10 10 2400 * indicates experiments lost due to non-availability of crop. Page 1 of 1 Government of Karnataka Directorate of Economics and Statistics NAIS / MNAIS -- Hobli level Average Yield data for 2012-13 Experiments Average District Taluk Hobli Planned Analysed Yield Crop : RICE Unirrigated Season : KHARIF 1 Chikmagalur 1 Chikmagalur 1 Ambal 10 10 1528 2 Chikmagalur 10 10 2539 3 Alduru 10 10 3007 4 Avuthi 10 10 2288 5 Jagara 10 10 2278 6 Khandya 10 10 2535 7 Vasthare 10 10 2412 2 Kadur 8 Sakarayapatna 10 4 511 * 3 Koppa 9 Hariharapura 10 10 1681 10 Koppa 10 10 2208 11 Megundha 10 10 2245 4 Mudigere 12 Baluru 10 10 2554 13 Banakal 10 10 2656 14 Gonibeedu 10 10 2354 15 Kalasa 10 10 3015 16 Mudigere 10 10 2766 5 N.R. Pura 17 Balehonnur 10 10 2971 18 N.R. Pura 10 10 3074 6 Sringeri 19 Kigga 10 10 1855 20 Sringeri 10 10 2746 7 Tarikere 21 Ajjampura 10 10 1930 22 Amruthapura 10 10 2180 23 Lakkavalli 10 10 2776 24 Lingadhahalli 10 10 1971 25 Shivani 10 10 1707 Page 1 of 6 Experiments Average District Taluk Hobli Planned Analysed Yield Crop : JOWAR Unirrigated Season : KHARIF 1 Chikmagalur 1 Kadur 26 Birur 10 10 452 27 Chowlahiriyur 10 10 454 28 Hire Nallur 10 10 534 29 Kadur 10 10 574 30 Panchanahalli 10 10 597 31 Sakarayapatna 10 10 578 32 Singhatagere 10 10 362 33 Yagati 10 10 481 2 Tarikere 34 Ajjampura 10 10 826 35 Shivani 10 10 1019 Crop : RAGI Unirrigated Season : KHARIF 1 Chikmagalur 1 Chikmagalur 36 Ambal 10 10 1167 37 Chikmagalur 10 10 1282 38 Lakya 10 10 1076 2 Kadur 39 Birur 10 10 773 40 Chowlahiriyur 10 10 646 41 Hire Nallur 10 10 842 42 Kadur 10 10 552 43 Panchanahalli 10 10 925 44 Sakarayapatna 10 10 971 45 Singhatagere 10 10 689 46 Yagati 10 10 666 3 Tarikere 47 Ajjampura 10 10 1277 48 Amruthapura 10 10 1414 49 Lakkavalli 10 10 1194 50 Lingadhahalli 10 10 1486 51 Shivani 10 10 1239 52 Tarikere 10 10 1254 Page 2 of 6 Experiments Average District Taluk Hobli Planned Analysed Yield Crop : MAIZE Unirrigated Season : KHARIF 1 Chikmagalur 1 Chikmagalur 53 Ambal 10 10 3930 54 Lakya 10 10 2805 2 Kadur 55 Birur 10 10 1178 56 Hire Nallur 10 10 1442 57 Kadur 10 10 1540 58 Sakarayapatna 10 10 1173 59 Yagati 10 10 1449 3 N.R. Pura 60 N.R. Pura 10 4 2711 * 4 Tarikere 61 Ajjampura 10 10 2422 62 Amruthapura 10 10 2621 63 Lakkavalli 10 10 2071 64 Lingadhahalli 10 10 2613 65 Shivani 10 10 2471 66 Tarikere 10 10 2513 Crop : SAVE Unirrigated Season : KHARIF 1 Chikmagalur 1 Kadur 67 Chowlahiriyur 10 10 461 68 Hire Nallur 10 10 521 69 Panchanahalli 10 10 293 70 Singhatagere 10 10 413 71 Yagati 10 10 459 Crop : BLACKGRAM Unirrigated Season : KHARIF 1 Chikmagalur 1 Kadur 72 Panchanahalli 10 10 102 73 Singhatagere 10 10 139 Page 3 of 6 Experiments Average District Taluk Hobli Planned Analysed Yield Crop : HORSEGRAM Unirrigated Season : KHARIF 1 Chikmagalur 1 Kadur 74 Birur 10 10 423 75 Chowlahiriyur 10 10 392 76 Hire Nallur 10 10 428 77 Kadur 10 10 389 78 Panchanahalli 10 10 380 79 Sakarayapatna 10 10 379 80 Singhatagere 10 10 456 81 Yagati 10 10 392 2 Tarikere 82 Ajjampura 10 10 603 83 Amruthapura 10 10 694 84 Lingadhahalli 10 10 569 85 Shivani 10 10 621 86 Tarikere 10 10 630 Crop : GREENGRAM Unirrigated Season : KHARIF 1 Chikmagalur 1 Kadur 87 Birur 10 10 103 88 Chowlahiriyur 10 10 101 89 Hire Nallur 10 10 182 90 Kadur 10 10 78 91 Panchanahalli 10 10 79 92 Sakarayapatna 10 10 102 93 Singhatagere 10 10 111 94 Yagati 10 10 107 Crop : GROUNDNUT Unirrigated Season : KHARIF 1 Chikmagalur 1 Chikmagalur 95 Ambal 10 10 649 Page 4 of 6 Experiments Average District Taluk Hobli Planned Analysed Yield 2 Kadur 96 Birur 10 10 486 97 Chowlahiriyur 10 10 530 98 Hire Nallur 10 10 520 99 Kadur 10 10 542 100 Panchanahalli 10 0 * 101 Sakarayapatna 10 10 538 102 Singhatagere 10 2 319 * 103 Yagati 10 10 612 3 Tarikere 104 Ajjampura 10 10 716 105 Amruthapura 10 10 705 106 Lingadhahalli 10 10 549 107 Shivani 10 10 717 Crop : SESAMUM Unirrigated Season : KHARIF 1 Chikmagalur 1 Chikmagalur 108 Lakya 10 0 * 2 Kadur 109 Birur 10 10 349 110 Chowlahiriyur 10 10 324 111 Hire Nallur 10 10 496 112 Kadur 10 10 406 113 Panchanahalli 10 10 400 114 Sakarayapatna 10 10 251 115 Singhatagere 10 10 366 116 Yagati 10 10 322 3 Tarikere 117 Ajjampura 10 10 397 118 Amruthapura 10 0 * 119 Lingadhahalli 10 0 * 120 Shivani 10 10 435 Crop : SUNFLOWER Unirrigated Season : KHARIF 1 Chikmagalur 1 Chikmagalur 121 Lakya 10 10 224 Page 5 of 6 Experiments Average District Taluk Hobli Planned Analysed Yield 2 Kadur 122 Birur 10 10 293 123 Chowlahiriyur 10 10 254 124 Hire Nallur 10 10 320 125 Kadur 10 10 257 126 Sakarayapatna 10 10 348 127 Singhatagere 10 2 414 * 128 Yagati 10 10 400 3 Tarikere 129 Ajjampura 10 10 363 130 Shivani 10 0 * * indicates experiments lost due to non-availability of crop. 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