Department of Water Resources Andhra Pradesh State Republic of India Republic of India Data Collection Survey on Agriculture, Food Processing and Distribution in Andhra Pradesh State Final Report Advance Version Volume II Attachments June 2016 Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Nippon Koei Co., Ltd. Kaihatsu Management Consulting, Inc. Republic of India Data Collection Survey on Agriculture, Food Processing and Distribution in Andhra Pradesh State Final Report Volume II Attachments Attachment 2.2.1 Recent Policy Decisions of Andhra Pradesh State stated in White Paper 2014................................................................................................................. Attachment 4.1.1 Irrigation Area in India by State in 2010-11 .................................................... Attachment 4.1.2 State-wise Per Cent Coverage of Irrigated Area under Principal Crops during 2011-12............................................................................................... Attachment 4.1.3 Irrigation Source by State in India .................................................................. Attachment 4.1.4 Monthly Rainfall by District in Andhra Pradesh State (1901-2002, 2009-2013)..................................................................................................... Attachment 4.1.5 Monthly Mean Temperature by District in Andhra Pradesh State (1901-2002) ................................................................................................... Attachment 4.2.1 Overall Organization of Department of Water Resources of Andhra Pradesh State............................................................................................................... Attachment 4.5.1 Primary Roles and Responsibilities of Farmers’ Organizations........................ Attachment 4.5.2 Government Order on Plough Back of 100% Water Tax.................................. Attachment 5.3.1 Major Market Facilities in Andhra Pradesh States........................................... Attachment 5.3.2 FPO Structure proposed in APRIGP ............................................................... Attachment 6.4.1 Observation Summary of Animal Husbandry Value Chain of the Selected Produces ........................................................................................................ Attachment 6.6.1 Observation Summary of Value Chain of the Selected Produces...................... Attachment 6.8.1 Results of Household Survey.......................................................................... Attachment 7.2.1 List of Proposed Irrigation Project .................................................................. Attachment 7.2.2 Data for Selection of Medium Irrigation Projects ............................................ Attachment 7.2.3 Scoring Results of Medium Irrigation Projects................................................ Attachment 7.2.4 Medium Irrigation – Trial Ranking Summary ................................................. Attachment 7.2.5 Data for Selection of Minor Irrigation Projects ............................................... Attachment 7.2.6 Scoring Results of Minor Irrigation Projects ................................................... Attachment 7.2.7 Minor Irrigation – Trial Ranking Summary..................................................... Attachment 7.2.8 Minor Irrigation – Trial Ranking Summary by Cluster .................................... Attachment 7.3.1 Result of Value Chain Evaluation ................................................................... Attachment 8.2.1 Summary of Procedures for Project Sanction .................................................. Attachment 8.2.2 Status of DPRs for APILIP-II ......................................................................... Attachment 8.2.3 DPR Check List Based on CWC Guidelines ................................................... Attachment 8.2.4 Detailed Field Survey..................................................................................... Attachment 8.2.5 Water Balance Study .................................................................................... Attachment 8.3.1 Current Situation in Andhra Pradesh State, Constraints and Counter Measures...................................................................................................... Attachment 8.3.2 Crop Budgets under Present and Proposed Conditions .................................. i Attachment 8.4.1 Detailed Findings of Livelihood of Livestock during the Survey................... Attachment 8.4.2 Statement of Type-wise Societies in the State ............................................... Attachment 8.4.3 Marine Fish Production from 1995-96 to 2014-2015 in Andhra Pradesh State............................................................................................................. Attachment 8.4.4 Commissioner of Fisheries ........................................................................... Attachment 8.6.1 Current status of famers in Andhra Pradesh State.......................................... Attachment 8.6.2 Field Observation of the Value Chain of Each Strategic Crops ...................... Attachment 8.6.3 Collaboration for strengthening Shrimp Value Chain .................................... Attachment 8.6.4 Tuna Value Chain Flow Chart....................................................................... Attachment 8.7.1 Investigation of Potential Food Park Sites..................................................... Attachment 8.7.2 Questioner Survey to Japanese Companies about Business Operation in India............................................................................................................. ii Data Collection Survey on Agriculture, Food Processing and Distribution in Andhra Pradesh State Attachment 2.2.1 Attachment 2.2.1 Recent Policy Decisions of Andhra Pradesh State stated in White Paper 2014 SN. Sub-Sector Recent Policy Decisions (a) Agriculture - Strengthening the extension system to reach seven million farmers: There is need to strengthen the existing departmental extension system to improve the reach to the farmers in the state. It is proposed to use ICT-based technologies. Muti Purpose Extension officers will be appointed for every 1000 ha to strengthen the Extension reach to the farmers. - Soil health mapping and balanced fertilizer use for increasing profitability and minimizing land degradation: It is proposed to undertake soil health mapping through stratified sampling and by using GIS to devise soil test based nutrient recommendations through soil health cards to the farmers in a phased and mission mode. - Supply of Soil health cards: A comprehensive soil health card will be issued to every farmer. This will contain the details of soil test analysis, the crops that can be grown in the land, ideal doses of the fertilizers, amendments’ requirement and green manures etc. - Use of satellite imagery and use of other technologies: Satellite imagery and remote sensing data will be used for soil mapping and crop coverage area estimation at village level, progress of restoration of waste and degraded lands, area covered by canal irrigation in each season, monitoring of farm pond and water conservation / watershed development activities and condition of the crop during the season at fixed intervals. - Developing Andhra Pradesh state as seed industry hub: The farmers of the state will be encouraged to produce their own seed through Seed Village Programme (SVP) to make quality seed available at the door step of the farmers at affordable price. The programme will be streamlined to ensure transfer of seed from seed growing farmers to other farmers. - Farm mechanization: Establishing Custom Hiring Centers (CHC) and Implement Hiring Stations (IHS) which facilitates the availability of high cost machinery to small and marginal farmers on hire basis will be a priority item. - Organic farming: To ensure healthy agricultural produce and to save the soil, extensive program will be taken up for encouraging the organic farming program by coordinating programmes of both agriculture department and SERP. - Drought proofing of rainfed areas: Comprehensive and viable package of water and moisture conservation, farm pond development, integrated farming system approach backed by micro irrigation for crops will be taken up to improve the productivity and economic returns in rainfed areas. Drip and sprinkler systems shall be adopted for agricultural crops like cotton, sugarcane and ground nut crops. Drip and sprinkler units will be supplied to, SC&ST farmers on 100%, Small, marginal farmers on 90% and other farmers on 50% subsidy. - Marketing: The farmers are not getting fair price due to lack of proper linkages between buyers and farmers in many cases. Price fluctuations also affect the farmers adversely. So market interventions will be initiated in every season at appropriate time. - Agri processing: Agri processing policy will be formulated to give support to the processing of agriculture produce for achieving value addition. - Agriculture Research: Intensive programme will be taken up to strengthen the existing system of research & development in Agriculture University. Focus will be for the development of suitable high yielding varieties in paddy, ground nut, pulses and other crops which are resistant to pests and diseases with tolerance to floods and drought and suitable for different agro climatic zones. - Convergence of Agriculture and allied sectors: Focus will be to integrate all the line departments