KVK, Amreli

KRISHI VIGYAN KENDRA

Junagadh Agricultural University

Amreli

Year of Establishment: March, 2005

General information about the Krishi Vigyan Kendra:

The idea of establishment of Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) - Farm Science Center was evolved by the recommendations of the education commission/review by the planning commission and inter-Ministerial Committee, and further recommendation by the committee headed by Dr. Mohan Singh Mehta appointed by ICAR in 1973. The first KVK was established in 1974 at Pondicherry under the administrative control of the Tamilnadu Agriculture University, Coimbtore.

KVK can be formed under a variety of host institutions, including agricultural universities, state departments, ICAR institutes, other educational institutions, or NGOs. The 700 KVKs in operation per the ICAR website are split into: 458 under State Agricultural Universities, 18 under Central Agricultural Universities, 64 under ICAR institutes, 105 under NGOs, 39 under state departments or other public sector undertakings, and 16 under other miscellaneous educational institutions.[1] A KVK must own about 20 hectare of land for the purpose of testing new agricultural technologies. Gujarat state is having 30 KVKs of which, 07 KVKs are under Junagadh Agricultural University and Amreli is one of them, established in March, 2005.

The mandates of KVKs as under:

(1) Organize short and long term vocational training courses in agricultural and allied Vocations for the farmers and rural youths with emphasis on "Learning by doing" or higher production on farms and generating self employment.

(2) Organizing training to update the extension personnel with emerging advances in agricultural research on regular basis.

(3) Organize front-line demonstrations on various crops to generate production data and feedback information.

(4) Conducting "On farm testing" for identification of technologies in terms of location specific sustainable land use systems

1. Name and Address of KVK with phone, fax and e-mail :

Address	Telephone		E-mail	Web Address
	Office	Fax
Senior Scientist and Head Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Junagadh Agricultural University, Keriya Road, Model farm, Amreli (Gujarat)-365601	02792 227122	02792 227122	This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	www.jau.in

2. Staff position in K.V.K., J.A.U., Amreli (as on 31^st January, 2021)

Sr. No.	Sanctioned post	Name of the incumbent	Designation	Discipline	Pay Scale (Rs.)	Present basic (Rs.)	Date of joining	Permanent /Temporary	Category (SC/ST/OBC/ Others)
1	Senior Scientist & Head	Dr. N. S. Joshi	Programme Coordinator	Horticulture	15600-39100 G.P. 8000	24170	24/03/2015	Permanent	General
2	Subject Matter Specialist	Er. P. S. Jayswal	Subject Matter Specialist	Agriculture Engineering	15600-39100 G.P. 6000	24140	10/09/2012	Permanent	General
3	Subject Matter Specialist	Dr. N. Tiwari	Subject Matter Specialist	Home Science	15600-39100 G.P. 6000	19050	01/04/2013	Permanent	General
4	Subject Matter Specialist	Mr. P. J. Prajapati	Subject Matter Specialist	Crop Production	15600-39100 G.P. 6000	16920	31/03/2015	Permanent	OBC
5	Subject Matter Specialist	Mr. V. S.Parmar	Subject Matter Specialist	Extension Education	15600-39100 G.P. 6000	16920	12/05/2016	Permanent	ST
6	Subject Matter Specialist	Mr. N. M. Kachhadiya	Subject Matter Specialist	Plant Protection	15600-39100 G.P. 6000	-	-	Permanent	General
7	Subject Matter Specialist	Vacant	Subject Matter Specialist	Animal Science	-	-	-	-	-
8	Programme Assistant	Ms. K. K Gadhiya	Programme Assistant	Plant pathology	09300-34800	-	30/07/2018	Permanent	General
9	Computer Programmer	Shri S .N. Joshi	Computer Programmer	-	39900-126600	44900	01/07/2010	Permanent	General
10	Farm Manager	Mr. S. G Baria	Farm Manager	Agriculture	09300-34800	-	30/07/2018	Permanent	ST
11	Office Superintendent cum Accountant	Shri H. J. Ravaliya	Office Superintendent cum Accountant	-	39900-126600	44900	01/12/2011	Permanent	SC
12	Stenographer	Vacant	Stenographer	-	-	-	-	-	-
13	Driver	Out sourcing	Driver	-	-	-	-	-	-
14	Driver	Out sourcing	Driver	-	-	-	-	-	-
15	Supporting staff	Out sourcing	Supporting staff	-		-	-
16	Supporting staff	Vacant	Supporting staff	-	-	-	-	-	-

3. Adopted village: Details of Operational area /Villages

Sr. No.	Name of village	Name of Taluka	Name of District	Major crops & enterprises	Major problem identified	Identified Thrust Areas
1	Hathigadh	Liliya	Amreli	Groundnut, Cotton, Sesamum, Wheat, Cumin, Chickpea, Garlic, Onion, Mango, lemon Enterprises are dairy business, vermi composting,	Heavy infestation of sucking pest in cotton, Sesame leaf blight, Stem rot disease in Groundnut, Mango Malformation, Less area under Horticultural crops.	IPM and INM in major crops of this area, Motivate the farmers for arid Horticultural Crops. *To create the awareness for grading, processing and marketing (value addition)
2	Jasvantgadh	Amreli	Amreli
3	Randhiya	Amreli	Amreli
4	Ingorala	Khambha	Amreli
5	Devgam	Kukavav	Amreli
6	Rikadiya	Amreli	Amreli
7	Ghughrala	Babra	Amreli
8	Ramgadh	Savakundla	Amreli
9	Badhda	Savakundla	Amreli
10	Jambarvada	Babra	Amreli
11	Arjansukh	Kukavav	Amreli
12	Rafala	Bagasra	Amreli
13	Fuljar	Babara	Amreli
14	Dangavadar	Dhari	Amreli
15	Sekhpipariya	Lathi	Amreli

4. Priority thrust areas:

Sr. No.	Crop/ Enterprise	Thrustarea
1.	Cotton, Groundnut, Castor, Cumin, Wheat, vegetables, fruits, etc.	Integrated Crop Management in major crops
2.	Farm waste	Recycling of farm waste through composting, vermicompost, green manuring, etc.
3.	Micro irrigation	Efficient use of water by micro irrigation system, water harvesting structure, and water conservation techniques
4.	Soil	Reclamation of saline & alkaline soils
5.	Farm Women	Farm women empowerment by training in value addition, handicrafts, and small scale enterprises
6.	Horticulture	Promotion of arid horticulture fruit crops
7.	Improved Implements	Popularization of the mechanized technological know how

5. Summary of Progress Report

Details of the target and achievements of mandatory activities by KVK during 2020-2021(April 2020- January 2021)

OFT				FLD
1				2
Number of OFTs		Number of Farmers		Number of FLDs (Crops/Component)		Number of Farmers
Targets	Achievement	Targets	Achievement	Targets	Achievement	Targets	Achievement
05	05	18	18	530 (FLDs under KVK, ATIC, NICRA, NFSM, NMOOP, PKVY)	530	530	530

Trainings (Including sponsored, vocational etc.)					Extension Activities
3					4
Number of Courses			Number of participants		Number of Activities		Number of participants
Clientele	Targets	Achievement	Targets	Achievement	Targets	Achievement	Targets	Achievement
Farmers	53	55	1595	1732	378	4117	10072	11014
Rural youth	2	2	90	66
Ext. Functionaries	1	1	40	24
Other Scheme Trainings (ATIC, NICRA, NFSM, NMOOP)	NICRA -03 ATIC-11 NMOOP-03 NFSM-05	NICRA -03 ATIC-11 NMOOP-03 NFSM-05	NICRA -92 ATIC-342 NMOOP- 72 NFSM- 178	NICRA - 92 ATIC-342 NMOOP- 72 NFSM- 178	NICRA -30 ATIC -10 NMOOP-9 NFSM-14	NICRA -38 ATIC -14 NMOOP-9 NFSM-18	NICRA -1000 ATIC -70 NMOOP-268 NFSM-100	NICRA-1205 ATIC -110 NMOOP-268 NFSM-157

Seed Production (Qt.)		Planting material (Nos.)
5		6
Target	Achievement	Target	Achievement
10700	7476	2000	2420

6. Farmers Reaction:

Crop	Variety/Input	Farmers’ reaction
Gram	GJG-3	► High Yield Variety ► Bold seeded Variety ► Stunt virus resistant Variety
Cumin	IDM	►Less problem of wilt due to application of Trichoderma ►Less problem of blight and powdery mildew due to spraying of carbendazim and Hexaconazole
Wheat	GW-173	►Resistant to Shoot borer ►High yielding ►Best for late sowing
Wheat	GJW-463	►High Yield Variety ►Grain quality is good
Green Gram	GAM-5	►Highly resistant to Yellow Mosaic Virus (YMV) ►Bold seed size with attractive shiny grain appearance
Groundnut	GJG-22	►Higher production ►Less stem rot problems ►Quality of seed is good
Sesame	GT-4	►Bold seeded, whiteness more and higher production then other varieties
Cotton	INM	► Less reddening of leaves ►Higher Yield
Cotton	GTHH-49	► Higher Yield ►Suitable for High density planting
Cotton	IPM	► Better control of pests ►Economic to other chemical pesticides
Castor	GCH-9	►Resistance to wilt, root rot and tolerant to sucking pests ►Higher Yield
Sorghum	GFS-5	►High yielder ►Resistance to major pests and diseases and suitable under drought condition
Pigeon Pea	GJP-1	►High yielding ►Bright white colored seed gives good price in market

7. Training Achievement (On campus):

Sr. No.	Subject	No. of training	No. of Participants
Sr. No.	Subject	No. of training	Male	Female	Total
1	Horticulture	4	172	05	177
2	Home Science	5	00	194	194
3	Agriculture Engineering	3	76	33	109
4	Plant Protection	4	91	00	91
5	Crop Production	5	131	00	131
6	Extension Education/Capacity building	4	101	00	101
7	Training for Extension Functionaries	1	20	4	24
Total		26	591	236	827

8. Training Achievement (Off campus):

Sr. No.	Subject	No of training	No of Participants
Sr. No.	Subject	No of training	Male	Female	Total
1	Horticulture	2	71	14	85
2	Home Science	7	00	223	223
3	Agriculture Engineering	3	30	105	135
4	Plant Protection	4	123	0	123
5	Crop Production	5	192	0	192
6	Extension Education/capacity building	2	81	00	81
7	Training for Rural youth	2	30	36	66
Total		25	527	378	905

9. Sponsored and Collaborative Training Programmes

Sr. No	Date	Title	Discipline	Thematic area	Duration (days)	Client (PF/ RY/EF)	No. of courses	No. of Participants			Sponsoring Agency
								Total
								M	F	T
1	14-12-2020	Management of fall armyworm and pink bollworm in cotton	Plant Protection	IPM	01	PF	01	30	0	30	ATMA
2	14-12-2020	Management of fall armyworm and pink bollworm in cotton	Plant Protection	IPM	01	PF/FW	01	30	06	36	ATMA
3	17-12-2020	Management of fall armyworm and pink bollworm in cotton	Plant Protection	IPM	01	PF	01	26	0	26	ATMA
4	17-12-2020	Management of fall armyworm and pink bollworm in cotton	Plant Protection	IPM	01	PF	01	32	0	32	ATMA
5	17-12-2020	Soil Heath Awarness and IPM in chickpea	Plant Protection	IPM	01	PF	01	30	0	30	DAO
6	17-12-2020	Organic farming	Agronomy	INM	01	PF	01	26	0	26	ATMA
7	17-12-2020	Organic farming	Agronomy	INM	01	PF	01	32	0	32	ATMA
8	19-12-2020	Pest management in organic farming	Plant Protection	IPM	01	PF/FW	01	40	10	50	ATMA
9	22-12-2020	Soil Heath Awarness and Pest management in chickpea and wheat	Plant Protection	INM	01	PF/FW	01	20	12	32	DAO
10	28-12-2020	Pest Management in Rabi crops	Plant Protection	IPM	01	PF	01	30	0	30	DAO
11	29-12-2020	Pest Management in organic Farming	Plant Protection	IPM	01	PF/FW	01	25	05	30	ATMA
12	04-01-2020	Pest and disease management in Rabi crops	Plant Protection	IPM	01	PF	01	31	0	31	ATMA
13	04-01-2020	Vermicompost and vermin wash	Agronomy	IFS	01	PF	01	31	0	31	ATMA
14	04-01-2020	Vermicompost and vermin wash	Agronomy	IFS	01	PF	01	29	0	29	ATMA
	Total							412	33	445

10. Vocational training programmes for Rural Youth

Crop / Enterprise	Training title*	Identified Thrust Area	Duration (days)	No. of Participants			Self-employed after training			Number of persons employed else where
Crop / Enterprise	Training title*	Identified Thrust Area	Duration (days)	M	F	Total	Type of units	Number of units	Number of persons employed	Number of persons employed else where
Home Science	Bakery products	Economic empowerment of women	2	00	56	56	-	-	-	-

11. Celebration of special event

Celebration of Poshan Maah for month of September - As per guideline issued by ICAR to celebrate September month as a Poshan Maah so by Keeping in mind this guideline KVK, Amreli organized several programme during the same period for farm women and Anganwadi workers. The schedule of the whole month programme that is completed in September month was as follows:-

S.No.	Date	Topics	No. Of Participants
S.No.	Date	Topics	Farmers	Farm	Anganwadi
1.	3/9/2020	Training on nutrition thali for balance diet	0	20	0
2.	3/9/2020	Filed Visit for Kitchen Gardening model	0	5	0
3.	4/9/2020	Training programme and interactive lecturatte on bio-fortified varieties in nutrition	0	18	0
4.	4/9/2020	Training programme and interactive lecturatte on importance of nutrition during covid-19	0	18	0
5.	4/9/2020	Filed Visit for Kitchen Gardening model (Kitchen Gardening Kit was Given previously)	0	06	0
6.	17/9/2020	Celebration of Poshan Maah , By different activities at kvk, Amreli	0	52	33
7.	21/9/2020	Distribution of Poshan Kit	0	14	0
8.	21/9/2020	Training programme on balance diet and layout preparation of nutri garden for income generation	0	34	0

Mahila Kisan Divas - On 15/10/2020 Mahila Kisan Divas was organized for 51 farm women by including no activities like women contribution in agriculture development, drawing competition on balanced diet and poshan thali, essay writing on importance on nutrition for women and also different lecture related to different field like disease management in vegetable crop, disease management in gram and irrigation technologies.

World Soil Day- On 05/12/2020 world soil day was celebrated in KVK, Amreli with 35 farmers during the event various information was given by the scientist on topics like soil health card, importance of different kind of soil etc.

Swacchta Hi Sewa fortnight - On 16/12/2020 to 31/12/2020 Swacchta Hi Sewa fortnight was celebrated in KVK, by organizing different events as per guideline of ICAR.

The schedule of the whole month programme that was completed in Dec under SWS was as follows:-

S.No.	Date	Topics	No. of participants
1.	16/12/2020	Plantation of trees.	14
2.	17/12/2020	Cleanliness drive including cleaning of offices	14
3.	18/12/2020	Cleanliness and sanitation drive in the villages adopted under the MeraGaonMeraGauravProgramme	43
4.	19/12/2020	Cleanliness and sanitation drive within campuses and surroundings including residential colonies	25
5.	20/12/2020	Promoting clean & green technologies and organic farming practices in kitchen gardens of residential colonies	35
6.	21/12/2020	Campaign on cleaning of sewerage & water lines, awareness on recycling of waste water	35
7.	22/12/2020	Workshops, exhibitions, technology demonstrations on agricultural technologies for conversion of waste to wealth, safe disposal of all kinds of wastes	38
8.	23/12/2020	Celebration of Special Day- KisanDiwas (Farmer’s Day)-23 December inviting farmers. Experience sharing on Swachhata initiatives by farmers	45
9.	24/12/2020	Swachhta Awareness at local level	33
10.	25/12/2020	Cleaning of public places, community market places	14
11.	26/12/2020	Composting of kitchen and home waste materials,promoting clean & green technologies and organic farming practices in new area.	35
12.	28/12/2020	Campaign on cleaning of sewerage & water lines, awareness on recycling of waste water	32
13.	29/12/2020	Cleaning and creating awareness on treatment & safe disposal of bio-degradable/ non-bio-degradable wastes by involving civil/ farming community.	33

PM Kisan money to farmers- On 25/12/2020 The hon’ble Prime Minster of India had addressed the farmers and releasing PM Kisan money to framers for the same event KVK, Amreli organized one programme in coordination with line department for 380 farmers and farm women and online message for the same event was send and accesses by 1150 farmers by different social media platform.

12. Extension Activities

Nature of Extension Activity	No. of activities	No of participants (General)			No of participant (SC/ST)			Total
Nature of Extension Activity	No. of activities	M	F	T	M	F	T	M	F	Total
Field Day	28	120	30	150	50	18	68	170	48	218
Krushi Exhibition	00	00	00	00	00	00	00	00	00	00
Kisan Ghosthi	5	90	19	109	10	4	14	100	23	123
Khedut Shibir	8	120	51	171	27	16	43	147	77
Newspaper coverage	18	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Popular article	09	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Extension literature distribution	15	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	1650
Scientist visit to farmers field	68	409	7	416	39	4	43	448	11	459
Farmers visit to KVK	296	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	570
Diagnostic service	12	58	00	58	04	00	04	62	00	62
Telephonic Guidelines	3520	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	3520
Lecture delivered	65	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	3320
Implement Demo.	15	74	303	377	10	51	61	84	354	438
Video/Film Show	8	392	146	538	47	19	66	439	165	604
Celebration of Technology Week	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Soil/Water Sample Analyzed	50	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	50
Total	4117	1263	556	1819	187	112	299	1450	678	11014

Performance of demonstration units

13. Nursery raising at KVK:

We also developed one small scale nursery in net house, raising the different seedlings like Brinjal, tomato and chili for selling to farmers at normal price.

Sr. No.	Name of seedlings/plants	Quantity (No.)	Provided to No. of farmers	Income (Rs.)
1	Brinjal (GRB-5)	850	25	425
2	Tomato (JT-3)	800	27	400
3	Chilli (Double Patto)	770	32	385

14. Horticultural Demonstration Units

Sl. No.	Demo Unit	Area ha	Details of production
Sl. No.	Demo Unit	Area ha	Variety/No. of various plants
1	Herbal garden	0.1	Medicinal plant
2	Orchards unit	0.5	Guava-87 Kg. Lemon- 59 Kg. Sapota- 52 Kg. Custard apple- 53 Kg. Mango- 08 Kg.

15. Selling of Seed/Component

Sr. No.	Name of Seed/Component	Quantity (Kg)	Price of Sold Material per kg/litre	Provided to No. of farmers	Value (Rs.)
1	Beauveria bassiana	-	-	-	-
2	Trichoderma	-	-	-	-
3	Metarizium	-	-	-	-
4	Pheromone trap	843	20	52	16860
5	Gossy Lure	1210	10	83	12100
6	Bio-Fertilisers	-	-	-	-
7.	MDP	4	500	1	2000
Total				136	30960

16. Soil/Water testing sample analysis

Sr. No.	Type of Sample	Numbers of sample	Income (Rs.)
1	Soil	18	5,400
2	Water	32	2560
Total		50	7960

17. Performance of instructional farm including seed Production

S N	Name of crop	Date of Sowing	Date of Harvesting	Area (ha)	Details of production
S N	Name of crop	Date of Sowing	Date of Harvesting	Area (ha)	Variety	Type of produce	Qty. (Kg)
1	Groundnut	10-12/06/2020	12-17/10/2020	10.5	GJG-22	Foundation	7445
2	Sesame	01/07/2020	19/09/2020	1.5	GJT-5	Breeder	31
3	Wheat	09/11/2020	Standing	1.0	GJW-463	Truthful	Standing
4	Chickpea	20/11/2020	Standing	1.0	GJG-6	Truthful	Standing

18. LINKAGES

Functional linkage with different organizations

Sr. No.	Name of linkages
1.	Dy. Director of Agriculture.
2.	Dy. Director of Agril. Extension (FTC)
3.	Dy. Director of Horticulture
4.	Dy. Director of Animal Husbandry
5.	Dy. Director of Soil Conservation
6.	Dy. Director of Social Forestry
7.	Amreli Jilla Madhya Sahakari Bank
8.	Milk Co-Operative Society
9.	State Bank of India
10.	National Bank for Agriculture & Rural Development (NABARD)
11.	NHRDF
12.	Doordarshan Kendra
13.	All India Radio
14	District Rural Development Agency
15.	ATMA
16.	Mahindra & Mahindra Co. Ltd.

Other Schemes Activities

19. Agriculture Technology Information Centre Activities (ATIC):

I. Trainings:

Sr. No.	Types of training	No. of Training	No. of participants
1	On Campus	04	115
2	Off Campus	07	160
3	Field day	04	70
4	Field visit	10	40
Total		25	385

Sr. No.	Crop	Season	Component /Variety	No of FLD	Area (ha)	Average yield (q/ha)		% increase in productivity over local check
Sr. No.	Crop	Season	Component /Variety	No of FLD	Area (ha)	Demo	Local check	% increase in productivity over local check
1	Groundnut	Kharif 20	IPM (Metarhizium, Beauveria , Azadirechtin chloropyriphos	20	5	17.64	16.08	9.74
2	Cotton	Kharif 20	GTTH-49	5	1.25	20.8	20.0	3.58
3	Cotton	Kharif 20	IPM (Cotton Inputs Beauveria , Azadirechtin, Pheromone trap)	20	5	21.4	20.4	5.13
4	Groundnut	Kharif 20	GJG-22	20	5	16.5	14.9	10.94
5	Sesame	Kharif 20	GT-4	10	4	2.50	2.15	16.28
6	Cotton	Kharif 20	MDT tube	10	2.5	18.80	17.68	6.35
7	Gram	Rabi20-21	IDPM	25	6.25	6.25	27.6	25.3
8	Gram	Rabi 20-21	GJG-6	25	6.25	6.25	28.6	25.6
9	Wheat	Rabi 20-21	GW-451	25	6.25	6.25	49.2	40.3
10	Onion	Rabi 20-21	IDM	10	2.5	6.25	49.2	40.3
			Toatal	170	44

III. Economic Impact of FLDs (ATIC)

Crop	Average Cost of cultivation (Rs./ha)		Average Gross Return (Rs./ha)		Average Net Return (Profit) (Rs./ha)		Cost Ratio (Gross Return / Gross Cost)
Crop	Demo	Local Check	Demo	Local Check	Demo	Local Check	Demo	Local Check
Groundnut	31494	33782	87340	78930	55846	45148	2.78	2.33
Cotton	39362	41402	107350	103645	67988	62243	2.72	2.50
Cotton	38671	41089	112440	105795	73769	64706	2.90	2.57
Groundnut	30178	32856	81387	73652	51209	40795	2.65	2.21
Sesame	10217	11192	19394	16698	9177	5507	1.89	1.49
Cotton	40004	41273	98255	92404	58251	51131	2.45	2.24

20. Activities under National Innovations on Climate Resilient Agriculture (NICRA)

I. Trainings:

Sr. No.	Title of training	No. of Courses	No. of beneficiaries
Sr. No.	Title of training	No. of Courses	Male	Female	Total
1	Integrated pest and disease management in kharif crops	1	31	0	31
2	Soil health awareness and pest management in chickpea and wheat	1	32	0	32
3	Organic farming	1	29	0	29
Total		3	92	0	92

II. Front Line Demonstrations:

Intervention	Description		No. of demos	Area (ha)	Average Yield (q /ha)
Intervention	Crop	Variety (s)	No. of demos	Area (ha)	Demo	Local chek	% increase over local cheek
Critical inputs for Nutrient Management (Groundnut variety GJG-22 with Rhizobium and Phosphate culture)	Groundnut	GJG-22	10	4.0	17.0	16.1	5.84
Intercropping systems (Cotton+ Sesame)	Cotton	-	20	8.0	20.55	20.80	-1.20 %
Intercropping systems (Cotton+ Sesame)	Sesame	Sesame GT-4			3.78	Additional Return from sesame
New improved variety	Okra	GO-6	5	2.0	131.3	120.3	9.15 %
Disease Resistant Variety	Green Gram		5	2.0	3.9	3.3	19.23
Short duration/Late sowing varieties varieties	Wheat	GW-173	10	4.0	47.9	44.4	7.88
Pests and disease resistance varieties	Chickpea	GJG-6	10	4.0	23.8	21.6	10.19
Total			60	24

III. Work under Natural Resource Management:

Name of intervention undertaken	No of units	No of farmers benefitted
Vermicompost Unit	09	09

V. Extension activities:

Thematic area	No. of activities	No. of beneficiaries
Thematic area	No. of activities	Male	Female	Total
Method demonstration	6	110	65	175
Agro advisory services	15	620	70	690
Awareness	5	75	32	107
Field Day	3	78	0	78
Group discussion	5	110	24	134
Diagnostic visit	4	21	0	21
Total	38	1014	191	1205

VII. Institutional interventions revenue generated through custom hiring center (April-2020 to December-2020):

Name of the implement	No. of units	Area covered (ha)	No. of beneficiaries	Revenue generated (Rs.)	Implement used for which crop
Rotavator	2	13	15	4000	Cotton and Groundnut
Mobile Shredder	1	20	4	2600	Cotton
M B Plough	1	7	6	1400	Cotton
Seed dressing drum	1	18	10	400	Groundnut
Drip Line Collector	8	11	12	600	Cotton
Total				9000

21. Activities-Cluster base Front Line Demonstrations of Rabi and Summer Pulses under NFSM:

I: Training

Sr. No.	Types of training	No. of training	No. of participants
1	On campus	02	50
2	Off campus	03	128
3	Field Day	4	75
4	Field visit	12	42
5	Sponsored training	2	40
Total		23	335

II. Cluster Front Line Demonstrations of Rabi Pulses under NFSM:

Sr. No.	Crop	Season	Component /Variety	No. of FLD	Area (ha)	Average yield (q/ha)		% increase in productivity over local check
						Demo	Local check
1	Pigeon pea	Kharif 20	GJP-1, Trichoderma, Rhizobium, Beuvaria, PSB	50	20	23.35	20.03	16.58
2	Gram	Rabi-2020-21	GJG-6, Trichoderma, HNPV, Beuvaria, pheromen trap	50	20	25.2	21.6	16.67
Total				100	20

22.Activities-Cluster base Front Line Demonstrations of oilseed under NMoop:

I. Training

Sr. No.	Types of training	No. of training	No. of participants
1	On/Off campus	3	72
2	Field Day	6	178
3	Sponsored training	3	90
Total		12	340

II. Cluster Front Line Demonstrations of oilseed under NMoop:

Sr. No.	Crop	Season	Component /Variety	No of FLD	Area (ha)	Average yield (q/ha)		% increase in productivity over local check
						Demo	Local heck
1	Groundnut	Kharif-2020	GJG-22, Metarhizium, Rhizobium and PSB	50	20	19.4	17.3	12.46
2	Sesame	Kharif-2020	GT-4 and Beauria, Trichoderma, Azadirectine, Pendimethalin	50	20	2.1	1.8	21.36
Total				100	40

23. DEMONSTRATION UNDER PARMPARAGAT KRISHI VIKAS YOJNA (PKVY)

Sr. No.	Crop	Season	Inputs	No of FLD	Area (ha.)	Yield (q/ha)	Cost of cultivation	Gross return (Rs./ha)	Net Return (Rs./ha)	BC Ratio
1	Groundnut	Kharif-2020	NPK consortia, Castor cake, Metarhizium, Beauveria, Tricoderma, NPV, Neem oil, Sea weed extract, Banana pseudo liquid	20	20	23.5	23600	124358	100758	5.27
1	Total			20	20

24. Front Line Demonstration on Kitchen gardening- April 2020 to December 2020

Sr. No.	Name of vegetables				Seasons	No. of participants
	Crop	Verities		Qty. (Gram)
1.	Cowpea		Kashi Kanchan	25	Kharif	20
	Palak		All Green	25
	Coriander		GDLC-1	25
	Methi		RMT-305	25
	Radish		Pusa Chetki	10
	Cucumber		Pusa Uday	5
	Bottle Gourd		Pusa naveen	5
	Drumstick		PKM -1	5
	Okra		Ark Anamika	10
	Chilli		Pusa Jawala	2
	Onion		Agrifound Dark Red	10
	Cauliflower		Kashi Gobhi-25	5
2.	Coriander		-	5	Rabi	100
	Menthi		-	5
	Radish		-	5
	Spinach		-	5
	Carrot		-	5