OF Vodafone Tree Plantation Project For 2012 to 2013

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1 OF Vodafone Tree Plantation Project For 2012 to 2013 PROJECT SUPPORTED BY, Vodafone India & Give India IMPLEMENTED BY, NATIONAL RURAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ASSO. C/O Appa Kadaskar, Old Dam Lane, Jawhar, Dist. Thane(India)

2 Introduction:- Jawhar is extremely poor & Tribal Block. Although this is globalization situation the rural area remains backward. The people are far from modern technique and away from education. The main occupation of the Tribal is farming. The farming is only depending upon rainy season. The fertility of land is very poor. Rich rain gain well production in land otherwise obtain very low income.90% Tribal having less land. They produce Nachani, Varai and Rice in their land. All year they working hard in their land and produces one time income. So the tribals income level is very low. They survive with their daily need from theirs low income. Hence they migrate for earning more income toward urban area. They work on brisk kiln, drainage excavation, building construction & industrial construction or in labour contract. It raises many problems to their child & women. The National Rural Research and Development Association are working in this area to solve the problem which faces by tribal from the last 8 years. A NARAD activity mainly focuses on child education, water & sanitation, to barrier migration, women Empowerment. It includes Jalswarajya Project, Balawadi Centers, Rain harvesting Project, Acceleration of Universal Salt Iodization and Child Survival in Maharashtra Project and Tree Plantation Project. The National Rural Research and Development Association were undertaking a Tree project. The main goal was the project to bring west land of tribal under and stopping a migration to providing guidance how to take more income from west land. NARAD raised a of mixed tree Nursery at Vadoli. It distributed among 11 farmers in July The Project supported by Vodafone India and Give India.

3 Nursery Set-up:- The National Rural Research and Development Association selected experienced and skilled worker for preparation of nursery. The proposed Nursery was but we extended it up to by farmers demand. For this we take 1 guntha land on lease from the farmer of Vadoli village, Jawhar Tahsil. Water source also was available near this land for nursery setup. We have begun nursery setup from Feb Appointed 4 workers on daily wages. The worker filled up Polythene bag with soil. The high quality seed was purchased from seed seller. Watering Time was of Nursery: - Twice a day Morning & Evening

4 Place of Nursery: - Village Vadoli, Tal.Jawhar, Dist.Thane.Village Vadoli is a 13 k.m. away from the head office of National Rural Research and Development Association. Why selected the Vadoli Village for Nursery Setup:- All beneficiaries were selected from nearby this village. Hence NARAD selected the village Vadoli for nursery setup Farmers Training:- On 30 May 2012 the farmers training was organized at Narad Office Jawhar. There were 11 beneficiaries participated from Malghar, Dharampur, Khirari pada and Pathardi village. All NARAD s staff was also participated. Mr. Ravindra Vishe, Officer, BIAF were attended as technical trainer. Mr. Vishe delivers information about the project in two steps 1) Theory 2) practical. In practical session Mr.Vishe shows how to prepare and fill up the pits with soil & manure. He also trained to participant how to sapling in pits. Training scheduled was prepared as follows Time Subject Resource Person to Welcome Mr.Narayan Khurkute

5 NARAD to Introduction Miss. Jotsna Rao,,NARAD to 1.00 Theory training Mr.Ravindra Vishe,Officer, BIAF 1.00 to 1.45 Lunch Miss. Jotsna Rao, NARAD 1.45 to 2.45 Practical Mr. Ravindra Vishe,Officer, BIAF 2.45 to 3.00 Vote of Thanks Mr. Sitaram Khirari, Farmer Aims of Programme: - 1) To create Awareness among more and more people for 2) To create local income generation. System of Plantation: - in training Mr.Vishe given information about method 1) How to prepare pits 2) Distance between two pits 3) proportion of manure 4) Cutting 1) Pits: - while of Sapling s it need to dig 1 X 1 pit.to fill up the pit with 500 gm. biomanuare. Plantation 2) Pits distance: - To use parallel method while tree s i.e. to keep 3 Mt. X 3mt. distance in each. So that the will grow up properly and many branches will raised. 3) Proportion of Manure: - The doses of Bio-manure will given 90 days after and to use Nitrate, phosphate and potash after second year of 4) Cutting: - This is essential part of better growth for. After of sapling the top of will cut within 90 to 120 days of. It takes chance of better growth and tree will gives more income. 5) Care of Tree: - To secure from insect and animal, frequently give Pesticide and clean up grass it is essential for well growth of tree and fence around the

6 Nursery Visit and Practical: - All farmers were presented while nursery visit and practical. Mr.Vishe given proper guidance to farmer. All farmers excited to see the nursery. Mr. Vishe show practical how to pluck up the from nursery and he plucked out one from nursery. After that he show how to dig 1 X 1 Pit and dug up one pit and fill up with Biomanure and pour some water. After practical of. Mr. Vishe says to farmer about Plantation. He says the assist to keep environment balance why ozone decreased and why we are facing water scarcity problem such He given several example and aware them about importance of tree. Not only Karanj, Amala keep environment balance. Karanj Stop erosion of surface. In India having hector lands is west land. If such land we bring under this then we can generate more income on local level. And our living of standard will be uplifted.if Karanj will ed in well fertile land it give many fruits. The age of this tree is 70 to 150 year. karanj gives us Rs income per year per hector. The rate of Karnj seed is Rs.6 to 10 per Kg. as per current marketing rate. We can remove our poverty and stop migration by this. Pits Digging: - After farmers training each farmer to take work of pits digging in their waste land under supervision of NARAD workers. All farmer dug pits before. Plantation: - We were keep target to raise in nursery. Also the result of nursery given well. The worker took hard task to raise high quality nursery.and it successfully raised good nursery. The grew up 3 ft in July Plants from nursery separated in 12 July 2012 and distributed among 11 farmers. The distribution of was started in July 12 and Distribution completed in a

7 week before all instruction given to farmers by workers. The Plantation completed end of July Farmers from Khiraripada village are carrying and they are going to.

8 Name Of Village Land Surve Number Total Size Of Land Number Of Plant Require Cashewnut Aamla Jamun Accacia Tamarind tree Fire tree Rain tree Planto Sapling Distribution Chart Types of Plant Name of Farmer Total tree 1 Govind Dhavlu Gavit Malghar 8 5½ Acre Daulat Davanji Bambare Dharampur 78 8 Acre Sitaram Shankar Moule Khirari pada 19 7Acre Chandrakant Sakharam Khirari Khirari pada Acre Pandu Rupa Moule Khirari pada 19 9 Acre Ganpat Ramji Khirari Khirari pada Acre Pandurang Tulshiram khrari Sakharam Kevaji Khirari Shankar Laxman Telam Ramesh Laxman Khirari Savanji Laxman Gayakawad Khirari pada 19 8 Acre Khirari pada Acre Pathardi Acre Khirari pada 9 15 Acre Shivajinagar 102 7acre Total

9 Plantation Survival Chart Name of Farmer:- Govind Dhavlu Gavit Village:- Malghar Name of Plant Distribution Plantation Height of while while counting of survive while Counting Height of while counting 1 Cashew-nut 16/07/ /07/2012 to 19/07/ ft /06/ ft. 2 Aamla 16/07/ /07/2012 to 19/07/ ft /06/ ft. 3 Jamun 16/07/ /07/2012 to 19/07/ ft /06/ ft. 4 Accacia 16/07/ /07/2012 to 19/07/ ft /06/ ft 5 Tamarind tree 16/07/ /07/2012 to 19/07/ ft /06/ ft 6 Fire tree 16/07/ /07/2012 to 19/07/2012 2ft /06/ ft. 7 Rain tree 16/07/ /07/2012 to 19/07/ ft /06/ Planto 16/07/ /07/2012 to 19/07/ ft /06/ ft ft.

10 Plantation Survival Chart Name of Farmer:- Daulat Dhavaji Bambare Village:- Dharanpada Name of Plant Distribution Plantation Height of while while counting of survive while Counting Height of while counting 1 Cashew-nut 14/07/ /07/2012 to 17/07/ ft /06/ ft. 2 Aamla 3 Jamun 4 Accacia 14/07/ /07/ /07/ /07/2012 to 17/07/ ft /06/ ft. 14/07/2012 to 17/07/ ft /06/ ft. 14/07/2012 to 17/07/ ft /06/ ft 5 Tamarind tree 14/07/ /07/2012 to 17/07/ ft /06/ ft 6 Fire tree 14/07/ /07/2012 to 17/07/2012 2ft /06/ ft. 7 Rain tree 14/07/ /07/2012 to 17/07/ ft /06/ ft.

11 Plantation Survival Chart Name of Farmer:- Shankar Laxman Telam Village:- Pathardi Name of Plant Distribution Plantation Height of while while counting of survive while Counting Height of while counting 1 Cashew-nut 17/07/ /07/2012 to 20/07/ ft /06/ ft. 3 Jamun 17/07/ /07/2012 to 20/07/ ft /06/ ft.

12 Plantation Survival Chart Name of Farmer:- Savanji Laxman Gayakawad Village:- Shivaji Nagar Name of Plant Distribution Plantation Height of while while counting of survive while Counting Height of while counting 1 Aamla 14/07/ /07/2012 to 17/07/ ft /06/ ft. 2 Jamun 14/07/ /07/2012 to 17/07/ ft /06/ ft. 3 Accacia 14/07/ /07/2012 to 17/07/ ft /06/ ft 4 Tamarind tree 14/07/ /07/2012 to 17/07/ ft /06/ ft 7 Rain tree 14/07/ /07/2012 to 17/07/ ft /06/ ft.

13 Plantation Survival Chart Name of Farmer:- Sitaram Shankar Moule Village:- Khiraripada Name of Plant Distribution Plantation Height of while while counting of survive while Counting Height of while counting 1 Cashew-nut 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/ ft /06/ ft. 2 Aamla 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/ ft /06/ ft. 3 Jamun 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/ ft /06/ ft. 4 Accacia 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/ ft /06/ ft 5 Tamarind tree 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/ ft /06/ ft 6 Fire tree 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/2012 2ft /06/ ft. 7 Rain tree 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/ ft /06/ Planto 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/ ft /06/ ft ft.

14 Plantation Survival Chart Name of Farmer:- ChandrakanSakharam Khirari Village:- Khiraripada Name of Plant Distribution Plantation Height of while while counting of survive while Counting Height of while counting 1 Cashew-nut 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/ ft /06/ ft. 2 Aamla 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/ ft /06/ ft. 3 Jamun 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/ ft /06/ ft. 4 Accacia 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/ ft /06/ ft 5 Tamarind tree 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/ ft /06/ ft 6 Fire tree 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/2012 2ft /06/ ft. 7 Rain tree 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/ ft /06/ Planto 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/ ft /06/ ft ft.

15 Plantation Survival Chart Name of Farmer:- Pandu Rupa Moule Village:- Khiraripada Name of Plant Distribution Plantation Height of while while counting of survive while Counting Height of while counting 1 Cashew-nut 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/ ft /06/ ft. 2 Aamla 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/ ft /06/ ft. 3 Jamun 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/ ft /06/ ft. 4 Accacia 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/ ft /06/ ft 5 Tamarind tree 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/ ft /06/ ft 6 Fire tree 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/2012 2ft /06/ ft. 7 Rain tree 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/ ft /06/ Planto 12/07/ /07/2012 to 15/07/ ft /06/ ft ft.

16 Plantation Survival Chart Name of Farmer:- Ganpat Ramaji Khirari Village:- Khiraripada Name of Plant Distribution Plantation Height of while while counting of survive while Counting Height of while counting 1 Cashew-nut 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ ft. 2 Aamla 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ ft. 3 Jamun 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ ft. 4 Accacia 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ ft 5 Tamarind tree 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ ft 6 Fire tree 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/2012 2ft /06/ ft. 7 Rain tree 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ Planto 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ ft ft.

17 Plantation Survival Chart Name of Farmer:- Pandurang Tulshiram Khirari Village:- Khiraripada Name of Plant Distribution Plantation Height of while while counting of survive while Counting Height of while counting 1 Cashew-nut 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ ft. 2 Aamla 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ ft. 3 Jamun 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ ft. 4 Accacia 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ ft 5 Tamarind tree 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ ft 6 Fire tree 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/2012 2ft /06/ ft. 7 Rain tree 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ Planto 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ ft. 5.4 ft.

18 Plantation Survival Chart Name of Farmer:- Sakharam Kevaji Khirari Village:- Khiraripada Name of Plant Distribution Plantation Height of while while counting of survive while Counting Height of while counting 1 Cashew-nut 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ ft. 2 Aamla 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ ft. 3 Jamun 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ ft. 4 Accacia 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ ft 5 Tamarind tree 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ ft 6 Fire tree 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/2012 2ft /06/ ft. 7 Rain tree 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ Planto 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ ft. 5.4 ft.

19 Plantation Survival Chart Name of Farmer:- Ramesh Laxman Khirari Village:- Khiraripada Name of Plant Distribution Plantation Height of while while counting of survive while Counting Height of while counting 1 Cashew-nut 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ ft. 2 Aamla 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ ft. 4 Accacia 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ ft 8 Planto 13/07/ /07/2012 to 16/07/ ft /06/ ft.

20 Summary of Survival Name of Plant No.of Survive Plant No.of dead Total Plant 1 Cashew-nut Aamla Jamun Accacia Tamarind tree Fire tree Rain tree Planto TOTAL

21 Chart of Replaced Plant Name of Plant No.of dead No. of Replaced Plant Re of Sapling 1 Cashew-nut July Aamla July Jamun July Accacia July Tamarind tree July Fire tree July Rain tree July Planto July 2013 TOTAL

22 Receipts & Payment A/C of Vodafone Tree Plantation as on date Receipts Payments. Particulars Amount. Particulars Amount 1) To Grand received from Give India ) 2) By Exp.of Nursey Setup By Exp.of Pits Digging labour Charges Total Total