Chhattisgarh–An Overview
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Chhattisgarh–An Overview
Agro Climatic Zones Sub-divided into three agro climatic zones.
Geog. area : 138 lakh ha.
Forest cover : 63.36 lakh ha. (46%)
Net sown area : 47.75 lakh ha. (35 %)
57 % soil is medium to light.
Average rainfall : 1327 mm.
Net Irrigated Area : 14.15 lakh ha (30%)
Farm families : 37.46 lakh
76% small & marginal Farmers
33% ST, 12 % SC
Cropping intensity : 137 %
Northern Hills Zone
Chhattisgarh Plains Zone
Bastar Plateau Zone
Source wise Irrigated AreaSource wise Irrigated Area
(Area in Lakh ha.)
Canals 8.73 62 %
Tanks 0.54 4 %
Tube-wells 3.83 27 %
Wells 0.20 1 %
Other Sources 0.85 6 %
Total 14.15 100 %
% against net cropped area - 30 %
Agro Climatic Zones
Northern Hills Zone
Chhattisgarh Plains Zone
Bastar Plateau Zone
Month-wise Normal / Actual Rain Fall :
Year June July Aug. Sep. Oct. Annual
Normal 256.8 254.3 366.1 346.2 91.6 1315.0
2012 135.0 373.7 451.2 257.4 32.7 1250.0
2013(19.09.13)
276.8 404.6 353.0 84.1 - 1118.5
(In mm)
Rainfall in the state, on the whole, is almost normal.
Average rainfall of the state (upto 19th Sept.). 1118.5 mm 102 %
of the normal rainfall of corresponding period.
Rainfall Status
KHARIF ASSESMENT 2013
Estimated Crop Coverage
Crop 2012-13 2013-14 % over 2012-13
Rice 3670.11 3671.50 0
Total Cereals 3951.59 3989.50 1
Total Pulses 358.49 362.18 1
Total Oilseeds 320.41 331.19 3
Vegetables & Other 137.97 138.00 0
Grand Total 4768.46 4820.87 1
Production Estimate
Crop 2012-13 2013-14 % over 2012-13
Rice 7490.69 7581.65 1
Total Cereals 7873.68 8035.37 2
Total Pulses 186.19 190.77 2
Total Oilseeds 294.77 314.86 7
Grand Total 8354.64 8441.01 2
Unit- 000 Ha.
Unit- 000 MT
Kharif - Crop-wise Coverage
Crops
Area (Lakh Ha.) Production (Lakh MT)
2012 Achiev.
2013Target
2013 Est.
% against 2012-13
2012 Achiev.
2013Target
2013 Est.%
against 2012-13
Rice 3670.11 3658.00 3671.50 0 7490.69 7498.90 7581.65 1
Maize 192.30 225.00 228.00 19 349.99 414.00 419.52 20
Minor Millets 89.18 91.00 90.00 1 33.00 34.13 34.20 4
Total Cereals 3951.59 3974.00 3989.50 1 7873.68 7947.03 8035.37 2
Arhar 131.38 140.00 133.18 1 86.71 93.80 89.23 3
Urd + Moong 178.70 185.00 180.00 1 78.90 82.43 80.22 2
Kulthi (Horse Gram) 48.41 50.00 49.00 1 20.57 21.75 21.32 4
Total Pulses 358.49 375.00 362.18 1 186.19 197.99 190.77 2
Soybean 153.40 158.00 157.93 3 191.75 198.06 198.04 3
Niger 72.80 75.00 74.00 2 19.65 22.32 22.05 12
Other Oilseeds 94.21 103.00 99.26 5 83.37 94.04 94.77 14
Total Oilseeds 320.41 336.00 331.19 3 294.77 314.42 314.86 7
Vegetables & Other Crops 137.97 140.00 138.00 - - - - -
Grand Total 4768.46 4825.00 4820.87 1 8354.64 8459.44 8541.01 2
Sowing of Horse Gram and Niger is normally done upto September end.
Estimated area mentioned for these crops includes area to be sown.
KHARIF 2013 - ACHIEVEMENTS
Particulars Unit Achievement
2012
Achievement
2013
% increase
over last year
Quality Seed Distribution Lakh Qtls. 6.32 7.66 21
Fertilizer Distribution
(Kharif Season)Lakh MT 8.71 8.81 1
Bio-fertilizer Lakh Packets 14.50 16.92 17
Area under line sowing of Rice Lakh Ha. 2.90 3.00 3
Area under SRI Method Lakh Ha. 0.40 0.75 88
Seed Treatment Area Lakh ha. 30.42 32.00 5
RABI PROSPECTS – 2013-14RABI PROSPECTS – 2013-14
Area coverage under Rabi crops mainly depends on Sept.-Oct.
rains as around 80 % Rabi crops are grown under rainfed condition.
Targeted area for Rabi crops 18.77 lakh ha. which is 8 % higher over
last year.
Crop 2012-132013-14
Target% increase over
last year
Cereals 4.48 4.31 -4
Pulses 8.53 9.58 12
Oilseeds 2.56 2.91 14
Others 1.81 1.97 9
Total 17.38 18.77 8
Unit : Lakh ha.
Proposed crop coverage Rabi- 2013-14
S. No. Crop
Area (000'ha.) Production (000'MT)
2012-13 2013-14 (Target) % Inc. 2012-13 2013-14
(Target) % Inc.
1 Wheat 162.03 170.00 5 235.75 244.13 4
2 Maize 50.22 55.00 10 97.18 106.70 10
3 Summer Paddy (Rice) 231.02 200.00 -13 822.43 736.80 -10
Total Cereals 447.70 430.50 -4 1158.53 1092.03 -6
5 Gram 375.76 400.00 6 402.06 440.00 9
6 Peas 43.95 50.00 14 16.53 28.25 71
7 Lathyrus 339.29 400.00 18 220.20 256.00 16
8 Other Pulses(Moong, Urd, Lentil, Horse Gram) 94.11 108.00 15 23.92 45.91 92
Total Pulses 853.11 958.00 12 662.71 770.16 16
9 Rape-Mustard 142.37 150.00 5 73.32 88.50 21
10 Linseed 64.08 70.00 9 18.20 33.25 83
11 Other Oilseeds(Groundnut Sunflower, Safflower)
49.55 70.00 41 49.87 66.73 34
Total Oilseeds 256.00 291.00 14 141.39 188.48 33
12 Sugarcane 23.40 28.00 20 64.70 100.80 56
13 Vegetables 157.58 169.00 7 - - -
Grand Total 1737.79 1876.50 8 2027.33 2151.46 6
Availability of Quality Seed of Improved varieties
Strategies :
Preparation of five years Seed Rolling Plan.
Ensure adequate and timely availability of breeder / foundation seed as per plan.
Training of seed grower farmers.
Incentives to seed growers to encourage quality seed production.
Adequate arrangement for seed procurement.
Time bound programme for seed processing, testing and tagging.
Construction of new processing centers, seed godowns.
Suitable varieties of Major Rabi Crops for different agro-climatic zone
Agro Climatic
Zone
Wheat Gram Lentil
Popular Varieties
Released over 10 years
Suitable Varieties Released within 10
years
Popular Varieties Released
over 10 years
Suitable Varieties Released within 10
years
Popular Varieties Released over 10 years
Suitable Varieties Released within 10
years
CG Plains 15 Distt.
GW-273 (1998), HI-8498 (1999), GW-322 (2002),
Lok-1 (1982),DL-803-3 (1995)
GW-366 (2007), HI-1544 (Purna)
(2008), Ratan (2009)
JG-74 (1983), Vaibhav
(2001), Vijay (1994)
Digvijay (2007), JG-63 (2006), JG-6 (2008)
JKL-3 (2002), Mallika (K-75) (1986)
Shekhar Masoor (KLB-
303) (2004)
Bastar Plateau 7
Distt.
WH-147 (1980), C-306 (1964),
GW-322 (2002), Lok-1 (1982),
GW-273 (1998)
HI-1531 (2006), MP-1203 (2009)
Vijay (1994), Vaibhav
(2001), JG-74 (1983), JG-11
(1999)
JG-14 (2008)JLS-1 (1991), Priya (DPL-15) (2002)
Pant Lentil-8 (2008)
Northern Hills 5 Distt.
Amar (HW-2004) 1997), PBW-343 (1996), WH-147 (1980), DL-788-2
(1997), Lok-1 (1982), HI-8381
(1995)
WH-1025 (2010), GW-366
(2007)
Vaibhav (2001), JG-74
(1983)
JAKI-9218 (2008), JG-226
(2008)
Mallika (K-75) (1986),
Shekhar Masoor (KLB-
303) (2004)
Suitable varieties of Major Rabi Crops for different agro-climatic zone
Agro Climatic
Zone
Peas Lathyrus Groundnut
Popular Varieties
Released over 10 years
Suitable Varieties Released within 10
years
Popular Varieties Released
over 10 years
Suitable Varieties Released within 10
years
Popular Varieties Released over 10 years
Suitable Varieties Released within 10
years
CG Plains 15 Distt.
Ambika (2001), Arkil (1978)
Shubhra, Paras (2005), Prakash
(2006)
Pratik (2002), Ratan (2001)
Mahateora (2008),
AK-159 (2001)
Kadiri (2005), TG-37-A
(2004)
Bastar Plateau 7
Distt.
Arkil (1978), JP-885 (1992),
Azad Pea-1 (1985)
Pant Peas-42 (2008) - - - -
Northern Hills 5 Distt.
Arkil (1978)
Paras (2005), Aman (2010), Pant Pea-14
(2006)
- -TAG-24 (1992)
Kadiri-6 (2005)
Suitable varieties of Major Rabi Crops for different agro-climatic zone
Agro Climatic
Zone
Rapeseed Mustard Linseed Safflower
Popular Varieties
Released over 10 years
Suitable Varieties Released within 10
years
Popular Varieties Released
over 10 years
Suitable Varieties Released within 10
years
Popular Varieties Released over 10 years
Suitable Varieties Released within 10
years
CG Plains 15 Distt.
Pusa Bold (2001), Pusa Jaikisan (1994), Laxmi
(1995),
Pusa Mustard-25 (2010), Pusa
Vijay (2008)R-552 (1980), Kiran (1988)
Deepika (2007), Kartika (2005)
JSF-1 (1987)JSF-99 (2006),
AKS-207 (2007)
Bastar Plateau 7
Distt.
Vasundhara (2003), Pusa
Agarani (2003), Pusa Bold (2001)
Pusa Mustard-22 (2008)
Kiran (1988)Indira Alsi-32 (2005), JLS-67
(2010)
JSS-7 (1991), JSF-1 (1987)
PBNS-40 (2007)
Northern Hills 5 Distt.
PT-303 (1984), JMT-689 (1995),
Pusa Agarani (2003), Arawali
(2001)
Pusa Mustard-25 (2010)
Kiran (1988)Kartika (2005), Deepika (2007)
JSF-1 (1987), Nari-6 (2001)
JSF-99 (2006)
Suitable varieties of Major Rabi Crops for different agro-climatic zone
Agro Climatic ZoneHybrid Maize Hybrid Sunflower
Suitable Varieties Suitable Varieties
CG Plains 15 Distt.NAC-6004 (2004), Hishell, 900 M
Gold, PRO-300 (4640)KBSH-44 (1996), KBSH-1
(1992), Jwalamukhi, Kargil
Bastar Plateau 7 Distt.NAC-6004 (2004),
30 V 92, VNR-4211, Hishell, 900 M Gold
KBSH-44 (1996), KBSH-1 (1992), Jwalamukhi, Kargil
Northern Hills 5 Distt.Allrounder, DKC-8101, P 35010, 30 V 92, NAC-6004 (2004), VNR-
4211 -
Rabi Seed Requirement and Availability
S.No. Crop Requirement
Availability
SSC SAUCo-Op. Seed
SocietyPvt. Seed Company
Total
1 Wheat 73,260 64,140 2,889 4,500 8,250 79,779
2 Maize 3,441 73 - - 6,400 6,473
Total Cereals 76,701 64,213 2,889 4,500 14,650 86,252
3 Gram 51,447 48,627 473 560 6,500 56,160
4 Pea 2,046 1,607 35 - 600 2,242
5 Moong + Urd 615 136 1 - 650 787
6 Other 642 429 390 - - 819
Total Pulses 54,750 50,799 899 560 7,750 60,008
7 Mustard 1,330 828 29 - 560 1,417
8 Linseed 389 177 41 - - 218
9 Sunflower 134 - - - 500 500
10 Other Oilseeds 1,996 939 180 - 950 2,069
Total Oilseeds 3,849 1,944 250 0 2,010 4,204
Grand Total 1,35,300 1,16,956 4,038 5,060 24,410 1,50,464
in Qtls.
Particulars Urea DAP NPK MOP SSP Others Total
Rabi 2012-13 Distribution 2.07 0.98 0.15 0.13 1.00 0.23 4.56
Rabi 2013-14 Demand 2.50 1.10 0.60 0.45 0.85 0.00 5.50
Qty. approved by GOI 2.50 1.00 0.60 0.40 1.00 0.00 5.50
Availability 0.63 0.25 0.20 0.20 0.07 0.00 1.35
Unit : Lakh MTUnit : Lakh MT
Fertilizer - Demand and Availability for Rabi 2013-14 (Coop.+Pvt. Sector)
The cost of energisation of irrigation pumps in the remote tribal
areas is more than double as compared to normal areas. Similarly
during last three years around 350 Checkdams and 160 Anicuts
have been constructed to conserve rain water hence erection of
electric line along such water body is required to install irrigation
pumps hence it is suggested that this may be treated as an
agriculture related infrastructure and should be made eligible for
funding under RKVY. Under BGREI for conducting demonstration of Rice
input-wise/itemwise assistance to farmers has been fixed by GOI . It
is requested that state may be given liberty to identify input and
scale of assistance as per local need within the maximum financial
limit fixed by GOI. As per BGREI guideline this scheme will be implemented only in Non
NFSM district. where as component like assets building and state
specific activities are not covered under NFSM hence this
restriction should be relaxed.
Issues for Consideration