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Promotion of Farmer Producer Companies Towards linking the Farmers Directly with Market for Profitability ...Empowering The Farmers... Dr. E. VADIVEL Ph.D., Programme Co-ordinator Small Farmer Agribusiness Consortium ANNEXURE XVI & ALBUM - III ...... Farmers are the only catagory in th economy, who purchase every input at ......The Farmer producer company plat form reverses the process by enabling the RETAIL RATE and sell the produce at WHOLE SALE RATE, thus be the looser at the farmers to collectively buy all inputs at whole Sale rate and dispose the produce at both ends.... Retail rate, ensuring profit at both the ends.... Hob’ble Chief Minister at Kanjamalai Pulses and millets Producer Company Ltd., stall at Salem Hi tech Solar dryer • Guava bouquet as commercial product by Ayakudi Guava FPC ltd Range of Solar dried value added products List of FPOs Promoted under my guidance Sl.No Name of the Company Address Board of Directors 12. Kovai Organic Farmer Producer Company Ltd 29, Vallalar Nagar, Coimbatore Mrs. Saraswathi 01. Namakkal Farmer Producer 4/368-5 Salem Road, Mr.T.K.Gunasekaran U01100TZ2015PTC021016 641 041 Saswaran Member Company Ltd Bommaikuttaimedu, Director (Business dt 5.1.2015 FPO U01100TZ2015PTC021256 Sellappampatti Post, Promotion) Namakkal 637019 13. Ayakudi Guava and Fruit Producer 7, Santhaipaettai, Dindigul Road, Mr. V. Ravichandran Company Ltd Old Ayakudi 624613, Dindigul dist Member FPO 02. Erode Precision Farm Producer 92, Hospital Road, Sivagiri 638 Mr.K.Easwaramurthy U01110TZ2014PTC020136 Company Ltd 109, Erode dist Chairman dt 03.01.14 CIN : U51909TZ2008PTC014802 14. Kazhani Farmer Producer 9/156,Thandumariamman Mr. Ramasamy Tiruppur Farmer Producer 2/203B, Vadapoothanam, Mr.N.Anandhan Company Ltd Kovilstreet, Kallipatti, Member FPO 03. Company Ltd Sundakkampalayam, Udumalpet Member FPO U01100TZ2016PTC027723 Erode 638505 U01403TZ2015PTC021257dt 642132 dt29.06.16 Salem Maize Farmer Producer Nadar Street, Narasingapuram, Mr.Allimuthu 15. Erode Pulses Farmer Producer 2 0 4 , S e e k a t t i , A r e p a l a y a m P o s t , Mr. K. Arumugam 04. Company Ltd Attrur salem 636108 Member FPO Company Ltd, Sathyamangalam 638 401, Erode Member FPO U01403TZ2015PTC021592 U01403TZ2015PTC021295 dist Thoothukudi Maize Farmer 55/5A, Vembar street, Near Mr.Thangassamy dt15.04.15 05. producer Company Ltd Karuppusamy, Kovil, Vilathikulam, Member FPO 16. Nanayam Farmer Producer Kompanaipudur, Unjalur Post Mr. Suresh Ponnuvel U01403TZ2015PTC100061 Thoothukudi 628907 Company Ltd Erode Dist Member FPO dt13.04.2015 17. Muthur Maize Farmer 205, Amaravathypalayam, Mr. C. Celusamy Kovai Farmer Producer Company K.K. Chavadi , Palakkad main Mr.P.Subburathinam producer Company Ltd Rasaththavalasu, Muthur 638 105 Member FPO 06. Ltd., U 01111TZ2013PTC019763 Road, Coimbatore 641031 Member FPO U01119TZ2017PTC028587 18. Kanyakumari Coconut Farmer 30, Gnanai Street, W.C.C Road, Mr. Abdul Rahuman Salem Kanjamalai Pulses and 3/235, Teacher Thottom, Mr.R.Madeswaran Producer Company Ltd N a g a r c o i l , 6 2 9 0 0 1 Member FPO 07. Millets Farmer Producer Company Anaipatti, Suramangalam, Vice Chairman U15139TN2016PTC11138 Ltd U01111TZ2015PTC021885 Salem 636005 19. Anaimalai Coconut Producer No. 55/51, Mudhaliyar Street Mr. Dhanabal Karikalan Pulses Farmer Producer Mr.K.RajaDirector 18, Periya Kammala Street, Company Ltd Vettaikaranpudur, Pollachi (Tk) Member FPO 08. Company Ltd (Out reach) Mannargud 614001, Tiruvarur dist U01403TZ2016PTC022406 Coimbatore Coimbatore TN U01403TN2016PTC103565 642129 dt 6.1.16 20. Siruvani Farmer producer No. 7/50 Thennamanallur Dr. Meera KarpagaVrikshum Coconut 1/32, Sithirai street, Mr.D.Gopalakrishnan Company Ltd Coimbatore Coimbatore TN Member FPO 09. Producer Company Ltd Ambarampalayam, Vazhaikombu Member FPO U01403TZ2014PTC020730 641109 IN U01403TZ2015PTC022003 Po Pollachi 64210 21. Pudukottai Organic Farmer Rose, Pasumaikudil, 21, Selva Mr. Athappan Cauvery Farmer Producer 1 A / 1 T h i r u v a r u r R o a d , Mr.M.Cheran Producer Company Ltd Nagar Sipcot Po Pudukkottai Member FPO 10. Company Ltd Kilvelur , Nagai 611104 Member FPO U01400TN2014PTC096992 Pudukkottai TN 622002 U01400TN2014PTC094830 22. Erode Turmeric Farmer Producer Door No. 7, Vinayagar Kovil Mr. Thyagarajan TN Banana Producer No13, Agraharam, Mohanur, Mr.G.Ajeethan 11. Company Ltd Street, Panappalayam, Unjalur Member FPO Company Ltd Namakkal Dist 637015 Executive Director U01403TZ2014PTC020674 Erode Erode TN 638152 IN U01403TZ2014PTC020600 Ayakudi Guava and Fruit Producer Company Ltd., AGM in session to approve Annual Accounts and Profit and Loss statement. Sponsor : TN- SFAC, Department of Agricultural Marketing and Agri Business RI : Erode Precision Farm Producer Company Ltd, Sivagiri 638 109, TN [email protected] FPO project Period : 2015-2018 Profile of the Producer Company 1. Register Number and Date : U01110TZ2014PTC020136 dt 3.1.14 2. Address : 7, Santhaipaettai, Dindigul Road Old Ayakudi 624613, Dindigul dist [email protected] 3. PAN : AAMCA2952Q Export of Guava to Gulf @2500 kg per day. 4. Bank and Branch : Canara Bank, Palani 4.1. Business Account Number : 1018201002712 4.2. Share Account Account Number : 682501010050044 UBI 5. Authorised share capital : Rs.20.00 lakhs 6. Paid up share capital : Rs.20.00 Lakhs 7. No of FIGs established : 50/50 8. No of shareholders : 1000 9. Share value : Rs. 100.00/ each 10. Focus Crops : Guava, Amla, Mango Foam net Packing for Export. 11. Area of the crop in the district (ha) : 14181 ha 12. Business Plan (Primary) : Procurement and Sale of Guava (Secondary) : Commercial Nursery Export of Guava to Gulf : Unnatham Uzhavar Angadi, Palani and Vellode 13. Status of Equity Grant : Rs.8.16 lakhs received 14. Name of CEO : Mr. V. Kumaresan B.Com, Dip (Ag) 15. Name of the Auditor : Mr. P. Gnanasundaram, Coimbatore Ultra High Density planting of guava. 16. Name of Programme Coordinator : Dr. E. Vadivel Ph.D., Tamil Nadu Banana Producer Company Ltd., Solar dried banana is being processed for Sponsor : TN- SFAC, Department of Agricultural marketing and Agri Business Resource Institution : Erode Precision Farm Producer Company Ltd, preparing value added products. Sivagiri 638 109, TN [email protected] FPO project period : March 2015-18 Profile of the Producer Company 1. Register Number and Date : U01403TZ2014PTC020600 2. Address : No. 13, Agraharam, Mohanur Namakkal Dist - 637 015. Banana Festival organized for sensitizing the 3. PAN : AAFCT0785P farmers and consumers . 4. Bank and Branch : Karur Vaisya Bank, Mohanur 4.1. Share Advance Account Number : - 4.2. Business Account Number : 1723135000001087 5. Authorised share capital : Rs.25.00 lakhs 6. Paid up share capital : Rs.20.00 Lakhs 7. No of FIGs established : 50/50 8. No of shareholders : 1000 9. Share value : Rs. 100.00 10. Focus Crop : Banana 11. Area of the crop in the district (ha) : 20,000 ha High Tech packing system for Yummy banana sold in amazon.in 12. Business Plan (Primary) : Solar dried Products in banana fruit (Secondary) : Trading of planting materials 13. Status of of Equity Grant : Rs.10.00 lakhs received 14. Name of CEO : Mr. G. Madhanagopal MBA 15. Name of the Auditor : Mr. P. Gnanasundaram, Coimbatore 16. Name of Programme Co-ordinator : Dr. E. Vadivel Ph.D., Hi tech solar dryer Karpaga Vruksham Coconut Producer Company Ltd., Sponsor: TN- SFAC, Department of Agricultural marketing and Agri Business RI : Erode Precision Farm Producer Company Ltd, Sivagiri 638 109, TN [email protected] Year of sanction of the FPO project March 2015 Profile of the Producer Company 1. Register Number and Date : U01403TZ2015PTC022003 2. Address : 1/32, Sithirai street, Ambarampalayam Vazhaikombu PO, Pollachi - 642 103. Coconut sugar 3. PAN : AAFC9996B 4. Bank and Branch : Syndicate bank 4.1. Share Advance Account Number : 61353070001126 4.2. Business Account Number : Nil 5. Authorised share capital : Rs. 25.00 lakhs 6. Paid up share capital : Rs. 10.00.Lakhs 7. No of FIGs established as on 31st March’ 16 : 50/50 Nutmeg powder 8. No of shareholders as on 31st March ‘16 : 1000 9. Share value : Rs. 100.00/ each 10. Focus Crops : Coconut 11. Area of the crop in the district (ha) : 12,987 ha 12. Business Plan (Primary) : Procurement and Sale of Coconut and oil (Secondary) : Commercial Nursery : Export of coconut to Gulf Virgin coconut oil 13. Date of Equity Grant application made : Proposal submitted 14. Name of CEO : Ms. Priyanka MBA 15. Name of the Auditor : Accamma &Co, Coimbatore 16. Name of Programme Coordinator : Dr. E. Vadivel Ph.D., Coconut jaggery Erode Precision Farm Producer Company Ltd., Shri. V. Dhakanamurthy IAS visited Resource Institution, empanelled by SFAC for Promotion of FPO in Tamil Nadu, Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare, GOI Agro Service Centre. 92, Hospital road, Sivagiri - 638 109, TN. [email protected] Profile of the FPC Cuttent status of FPO : 1. Register Number and Date : U51909TZ2008PTC014802 dt16.10.08 2. Address : 4/58/A, Santhaimedu, Sivagiri, Erode - 638 109, TN. : [email protected] 3. PAN : AACCE0844R Board meeting in session. 4. Bank and Branch : KVB and IOB-Sivagiri Branch 4.1. Share Advance Account Number : IOB-282602000000306 4.2. Business Account Number : KVB-1296135000000391 5. Authorised share capital : Rs. 95.00 lakhs 6. Paid up share capital : Rs. 93.99 lakhs 7. No of FIGs established as on 31st March’ 16 : 15 8. No of Shareholders as on 31st March ‘16 : 233 9. Share value : Rs. 100.00/ each; 10. Statutory Records and Registers : i. Combined Statutory Register Training to new FPOs ii. Register of members iii. Minute Books (BoD and AGM) 11. Name of CEO : Mr. S. Jayachandran, M.I.B, MBA 12. Name of the Auditor : APKS & Associates, Erode 13. Business Activities i. Agro Services (2008) ii. IOCL KSK (2012) iii. Krishi Business Kendra iv. FPO Projects (2013) vi. Farmers Super Market (2016) Farmers Super Market 14. Name of the Advisor : Dr. E. Vadivel Ph.D., Kovai Farmers KOVAI FRAMERS PRODUCER COMPANY Producer Company Ltd., Farmer Super Market at Uzhavar Santhi, Sponsor: TN- SFAC,Department of Agricultural marketing and Agri Business Resource Institution : Erode Precision Farm Producer Company Ltd, R.S.Puram, Coimbatore Sivagiri - 638 109, TN.
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    GN1569 COUNT OF MEMBERS BY FEMALES & MALES IN CLUBS Figures Reflect Changes Reported on the October 2006 Club District Number Club Name Females Male TOTAL District 324B2 26467 ATTUR 0 44 44 District 324B2 26469 BHAVANI KOMARAPALAYAM 4 37 41 District 324B2 26479 ERODE 22 81 103 District 324B2 26480 GOBICHETTIPALAYAM 2 36 38 District 324B2 26486 KRISHNAGIRI 1 38 39 District 324B2 26500 RASIPURAM 0 42 42 District 324B2 26502 SALEM 2 31 33 District 324B2 29706 SALEM NORTH 1 11 12 District 324B2 31687 SALEM WEST 0 0 0 District 324B2 32770 SALEM SOUTH 0 20 20 District 324B2 33389 PERUNDURAI 0 50 50 District 324B2 34900 HOSUR 3 57 60 District 324B2 35263 SALEM METROPOLIS 1 16 17 District 324B2 37201 DHARAPURAM TOWN L C 0 55 55 District 324B2 37649 SALEM GUGAI 0 18 18 District 324B2 38226 SATHYAMANGALAM CITY 1 22 23 District 324B2 40398 SANKARI 0 24 24 District 324B2 40956 ERODE MID TOWN 21 158 179 District 324B2 42244 SALEM CENTRAL 0 14 14 District 324B2 42489 SALEM COSMOS 0 35 35 District 324B2 42899 SALEM MID TOWN 1 22 23 District 324B2 44681 HOSUR SIPCOT INDUSTRIAL COMPLX 2 35 37 District 324B2 44786 ATTAYAMPATTY 0 24 24 District 324B2 45750 KANJIKOIL 0 25 25 District 324B2 46150 ERODE FORT 4 25 29 District 324B2 46674 ANTHIYUR THAVITTUPALAYAM 0 20 20 District 324B2 46781 PALLIPALAYAM CENTRAL 0 21 21 District 324B2 47318 ERODE CENTRAL 11 36 47 District 324B2 47590 KOMARAPALAYAM CENTRAL 6 62 68 District 324B2 49404 SALEM EAST 0 17 17 District 324B2 49405 SALEM MANGO CITY 5 16 21 District 324B2 50145 HARUR 3 25 28 District 324B2 50168 TIRUCHENGODE