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Government of Jammu & Kashmir Directorate of Agriculture, Jammu (J&K) COMPREHENSIVE DISTRICT AGRICULTURE PLAN VOL. I: DISTRICT DODA; 2014 Consulting Agency DIRECTORATE OF EXTENSION Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences & Technology of Jammu, Main Campus, Chatha, 180 009 Jammu & Kashmir 0 COMPREHENSIVE DISTRICT AGRICULTURE PLAN (DISTRICT DODA) Doda Jammu Kathua Kishtwar Poonch Rajouri Ramban Reasi Samba Udhampur CONTRIBUTORS: Dr. Narinder Paul Subject Matter Specialist (Agriculture Extension) KrishiVigyan Kendra Doda SKUAST-Jammu Sh. R.K. Vaishnavi SMS-DL, Deptt.of Agriculture, Doda & DISTRICT’S OFFICERS OF LINE DEPARTMENT DISTRICT DODA, J&K 1 List of Contents S. No. Page No. I Chapter-I (Introduction) 1.1 Introduction 1 1.2 Need for District level planning 2 1.3 Vision statement 3 1.4 Priorities/thrust areas 4 1.5 Methodology 4 1.6 Data Collection and consultation 5 1.7 Concurrent review and data verification 6 1.8 Final C-DAP Preparation 6 II. Chapter-II(General Description of The District) 2.1. Introduction 7 2.2. Climate 9 2.3. Population 9 2.4. Geography 10 2.5. The Vision 18 2.6. Vision Statement 19 2.7. Thrust Areas 19 III. Chapter-III(SWOT Analysis of the District) 3.1. Introduction 20 3.2. SWOT Analysis of Agriculture Sector 20 3.3. SWOT Analysis of Horticulture Sector 22 3.4. SWOT Analysis of Sericulture Sector 23 3.5. SWOT Analysis of Animal Husbandry Sector 24 3.6. SWOT Analysis of Sheep Husbandry Sector 24 3.7. SWOT Analysis of Fisheries Sector 25 3.8. SWOT Analysis of Cooperative Sector 26 3.9. SWOT Analysis of Horticulture (P&M) Sector 26 IV. Chapter-IV Development of Agriculture Sector) 4.1. Introduction 28 4.2. Input Management 31 4.3. Constraint Analyses & Recommended 31 Interventions 4.4. Constraints for Backwardness & Issues Impeding 32 Growth 4.5. Recommended Interventions In The Agriculture 32 Sector 4.6. Projects for agriculture development of District 36 Doda 4.6.1. Project Proposal-I 36 2 4.6.2. Project Proposal-II 38 4.6.3. Project Proposal-III 40 4.6.4. Project Proposal-IV 42 4.6.5. Project Proposal-V 46 4.6.6. Project Proposal-VI 50 4.6.7. Project Proposal-VII 52 4.6.8. Project Proposal-VIII 54 4.6.9. Project Proposal-IX 56 4.6.10. Project Proposal-X 59 4.6.11. Project Proposal-XI 63 4.6.12. Project Proposal-XII 65 4.6.13. Project Proposal-XIII 67 4.6.14. Project Proposal-XIV 70 4.6.15. Project Proposal-XV 72 4.6.16. Project Proposal-XVI 74 4.7. RESEARCHABLE ISSUES (SKUAST-JAMMU) 4.7.1. Project Proposal-I 76 4.7.2. Project Proposal-II 81 V. Chapter V (Specific Allied Sector Projects) 5.1. Introduction 84 5.2. Horticulture 84 5.2.1. Project Proposal-I 90 5.2.2. Project Proposal-II 91 5.2.3. Project Proposal-III 93 5.2.4. Project Proposal-IV 94 5.2.5. Project Proposal-V 96 5.2.6. Project Proposal-VI 98 5.2.7. Project Proposal-VII 100 5.2.8 Project Proposal-VIII 101 5.3. Sericulture Sector 5.3.1. Project Proposal I 104 5.4. Horticulture planning and marketing sector Profile 5.4.1. Introduction 106 5.4.2. Project Proposal-I 107 5.5. Floriculture Sector 5.5.1 Project proposal-I 108 5.6. Cooperative Sector 5.6.1 Project proposal-I 110 5.7. Fisheries Sector 111 5.7.1 Project Proposal for Fisheries sector 131 3 5.8 Animal Husbandry Sector 5.8.1. Project Proposal-I 113 5.5.2. Project Proposal-II 114 5.8.3. Project Proposal-III 115 5.8.4. Project Proposal-IV 116 5.8.5 Project Proposal-V 117 5.8.6. Project Proposal-VI 118 5.9. Sheep Husbandry Sector 5.9.1 Project Proposal-I 120 5.9.2 Project Proposal-II 121 5.9.3 Project Proposal-III 122 5.9.4 Project Proposal-IV 123 5.10. STREAM-II (SPECIFIC AGRICULTURE & 125 ALLIED SECTOR PROJECTS) VI. Chapter VI (District Plan) 6.1. Introduction 128 6.2. Growth Drivers 128 6.3. Innovative Project Proposals 129 6.4. Project Proposals 129 6.5. Vision of XIIth Plan 130 6.6. Conclusion 130 4 List of Tables S. No. Particulars Page No. 1. Land use pattern and pertaining information with 10 respect to District Doda 2. General profile and statistical data regarding basic 14 information of District Doda 3. Block wise details of population, households and sex 15 ratio in District Doda 4. Total population of the District Doda with Literacy 16 rate, sex ratio and no. of households 5. Schedules Caste and Schedules Tribe population of the 16 District Doda 6. Block wise area sown under different crops during rabi 17 and Kharif seasons in District Doda 7. Crop Wise Area Sown Under Different Crops in Doda 29 District 8. Crop / Varieties Grown in District Doda 30 9. Present seed replacement rate in district Doda 30 10. Constraint analysis of important field crops 33 11. Physical and financial targets for project on integrated 37 development of major food crops and vegetables under RKVY for 12th FY Plan in respect of District Doda 12. Physical and financial targets for project on 39 development of rainfed farming for 12th FY Plan for District Doda under RKVY 13. Physical and financial targets for project on agriculture 41 mechanization to be covered under 12th FY Plan in respect of District Doda under RKVY 14. Physical and financial targets for project on IPM (FFS) 45 for 12th FY Plan for District Doda under RKVY 15. Physical and financial targets proposed under project 49 on management of soil heath and fertility for 12th FY Plan under RKVY in respect of District Doda 16. Physical and financial targets proposed under the 51 project on promotion of organic farming for 12th FY Plan under RKVY in respect of District Doda 17. Physical and financial targets proposed under the 53 project on promotion of apiculture for subsidiary income generation for 12th FY Plan under RKVY in respect of District Doda 18. Physical and financial targets proposed under the 55 project on promotion of mushroom cultivation for sustainable rural livelihood for 12th FY Plan under RKVY in respect of District Doda 19. Physical and financial targets proposed under the 58 project on water resources management for 12th FY Plan under RKVY in respect of District Doda 5 20. Physical and financial targets proposed under the 62 project on strengthening of soil conservation scheme for 12th FY Plan under RKVY in respect of District Doda 21. Physical and financial targets proposed under the 64 project on skill development and capacity building for 12th FY Plan under RKVY in respect of District Doda 22. Physical and financial targets proposed under the 66 project on strengthening of infrastructure for 12th FY Plan under RKVY in respect of District Doda 23. Physical and financial targets proposed under the 69 project on strengthening of transfer of technology system scheme for 12th FY Plan under RKVY in respect of District Doda 24. Physical and financial targets proposed under the 71 project on formation of self help groups/ commodity interest groups for 12th FY Plan under RKVY in respect of District Doda 25. Physical and financial targets proposed under the 73 project on promotion of agro-forestry, bio-fuels and medicinal plants for 12th FY Plan under RKVY in respect of District Doda 26. Physical and financial targets proposed under the 75 project on national vegetable initiative for urban clusters for 12th FY Plan under RKVY in respect of District Doda 27. Project proposal on formulation of block action plans 76 for District Doda for 12th FY Plan under RKVY 28. Details of facilities requires for the project on 79 formulation of Block action Plans for Doda under RKVY for 12th FY Plan 29. Details of funds required for carrying out operational 79 services for the project on formulation of Block action Plans for Doda under RKVY for 12th FY Plan 30. List of equipments required for the project on 80 formulation of Block action Plans for Doda under RKVY for 12th FY Plan 31. Budgetary requirement for the project on formulation 80 of block action plans under RKVY for Doda during 12th FY Plan 32. Financial Summary of Plan Proposals under RKVY for 83 District Doda for 12th F. Y. Plan under Agriculture Sector 33. Block wise area under fruits crops in District Doda 86 34. Block wise production of fruit crops in District Doda 87 35. Physical and financial targets for project for gap 90 filling/replanting in existing orchards under RKVY for 12th FY Plan in respect of District Doda 6 36. Physical and financial targets for project on top 92 working of inferior/indigenous cultivars of apple and walnut under RKVY for the 12 FY Plan in respect of District Doda 37. Physical and financial targets for project on area 93 expansion under new orchards under RKVY for 12th FY Plan in respect of District Doda 38. Physical and financial targets for project on promotion 95 of kitchen/ nutritional gardening under RKVY for 12th FY Plan in respect of District Doda 39. Physical and financial targets for project on 97 strengthening and management of irrigation resources under RKVY for 12th FY Plan in respect of District Doda 40. Physical and financial targets for project on promotion 99 of organic farming RKVY for 12th FY Plan in respect of District Doda 41. Physical and financial targets for project on farm 100 mechanization in horticulture under RKVY for 12th FY Plan in respect of District Doda 42.
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