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1 Information Compiled by \ Dr. K.H. Nagaraj Dr. Murali Mohan Dr. Narayana Reddy Dr. Shamshad Begum Sh. Syed Mazar Ali K. R. Shyamasundar S. C. Ranganath Cover Page Design & Edited By : Dr. K.H. Nagaraj

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3 CONTENT SHEET.. Particulars 1 - In the milieu 2 Training Programs Organized 2.1 Abstract of farmers training program organized 2.2 Abstract of Extension functionaries trained 2.3 Details of training programs organized 2.3 a) Details of on campus training programs organized for farmers 2.3 b) Details of off campus training programs organized for farmers 2.3 c) Details of training programs organized for Extension functionaries 3 Technology Assessment and Refinement 4 Front Line Demonstrations 5 Extension Activities and Publications 5.1 Extension Activities Carried Out During Scientific Papers Published 5.3 Research Abstracts published 5.4 Popular Articles 5.5 T.V. Coverage and Broadcasting 5.6 Radio Talk 5.7 Training manuals prepared 5.8 Book-let published 5.9 Phomplets Published 5.10 Veterinary health camps conducted 5.11 Farm Trials Conducted 5.12 Farmers Field Schools Conducted 5.13 Activities Carried out under RKVY 5.14 Participation In - Meetings / Seminars/ Workshops/ Conferences / Special Lectures / Scientific Visits Out Side The Campus With Particulars 5.15 Important Events Organized 5.16 External Funds Mobilized 6 Financial Information 6.1 Details of budget utilization ( ) 6.2 Financial status of revolving fund 7 Annexure

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5 I KRISHI VIGYAN KENDRA, RAMANAGARA in the milieu Annual Report KVK and its Mandates: Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) with the objective of improving the human resources in agricultural sector, transfer of agricultural technologies and the overall development came out with the mandate of establishing one KVK for every district in the country. It was realized during the course of implementation of the scheme of KVK that the vocational training only would not be useful unless it is followed up with frontline demonstrations in the farmer s field in order to demonstrate the production potentialities of agricultural technologies. KVK in the district of Ramanagara was established at Chandurayanahally village of Magadi Taluk during April KVK is located about 5 Kms away from Magadi in Magadi-Kunigal road. This Kendra will impart learning through work-experience. Following are the main mandates of KVK a. Conducting On farm Testing for identifying technologies in terms of location specific sustainable land use system b. Organizing training to update the extension personnel with emerging advances in agricultural research on regular basis c. Organizing short and long term vocational training courses in agriculture and allied vocations for farmers and rural youths with emphasis on Learning by doing for higher production on farms and generation self employment d. Organize Front Line Demonstration on various crops to generate production data and feed back information. e. To work as resource and knowledge centre of agricultural technology for supporting initiatives of public, private and voluntary sector for improving the agricultural economy of the district Krishi Vigyan Kendra functions in collaboration with line departments testing the latest technologies with a view to reduce the time lag between technology generation and its adoption. KVK verifies the technologies in the socioeconomic conditions of the farmers and study the constraints in production as well as to modify the technologies to suit to local conditions. Keeping in view the mandate, KVK follow the principle of learning by doing. A farm land of 32 acres is maintained by KVK in which demonstration units on Agriculture and allied aspects like are being established. The Kendra has also undertaken

6 vermicompost demonstrations that are used to create awareness to needy farmers. 1.2 General Information: Annual Report Name and address of KVK with phone fax and mail Name and address of the Host Organization with phone, fax and e- mail Name of the Programme Coordinator Residence phone 4 Year of Sanction : 5 Year of start of activities : 6 : 7 Major farming systems/enterprises 8 Name of Agro climatic Zone : 9 Soil type : : : : : Krishi Vigyan Kendra Ramanagara Chandurayanahally, Kalya Post, Magadi kvkramanagara@gmail.com University of Agricultural Sciences GKVK Campus, Bangalore PIN , Karnataka State / / Vc@uasbangalore.edu.in Dr. K. H. Nagaraj , April acres Rainfed, Irrigated, Integrated Farming System Zone V Eastern dry zone Deep, some what excessively drained clay soils, Moderately deep, well drained gravelly clay soils, Deep well drained clay soil, Moderately deep, well drained loamy soils, Deep imperfectly drained red sandy loam soils, Shallow, some what excessively drained, severely eroded, gravelly clay soils on ridges 10 Annual rain fall (mm) : Average annual rainfall of the district is 823 mm

7 1.3 Agro-Climatic Zone and Farming Situation in the District: Ramanagara District falls under zone-v (Eastern Dry zone). It is situated in Deccan plateau with 80% area having an altitude of 800 to 900 meters above MSL. It is primarily agrarian in character with about 47 per cent of its geographic area under agriculture and allied crops. The zone is essentially a dry farming zone. The livelihood of a large proportion of the population therefore, depend upon the way in which rainfed is managed. The district is essentially a dry farming district. The livelihoods of a large proportion of the population therefore, depend upon the way in which rainfed farming is managed. The district receives an annual rainfall of 854 mm received in 49 rainy days. The duration of the monsoon, however, seems to be shrinking with the first three months in the year receiving very little rainfall in recent times. The rainfall distribution has two peaks, one during May and another during September. It is characterized by erratic and uneven distribution. Predominantly the tube wells/ bore wells are the major source of irrigation in the district except in Kanakapura and Channapatna Taluk where canal irrigation is available for 2000 and 117 ha respectively. There are about 38,002 ha of land being irrigated through borewells. Lift irrigation is available for 122 ha of land Infrastructure: i) Land Total area cultivated occupied by buildings and roads with demonstration units ha 9.40 ha 855 sq. mt 0.4 ha ii) Buildings / Sheds. Buildings / Sheds Number of units Plinth area ( Sq mt). 1 Admn. Building Trainees Hostel iii) Vehicles Type of Vehicle Model Actual Cost Total Kms. Run Present status Tractor (Massey Ferguson) ,92, Good Condition Jeep (Mahindra Bolero) ,99, Good condition Motor Cycle (TVS Jive) , Good condition Motor Cycle (Hero Honda Splender) , Good condition

8 iv) Equipments & Audio Visual aids. Year of Nature of the Equipment. Purchase Cost Present Status Farm, Agro Processing and demonstration machines / Units 1 Aspee rocker sprayer , Good condition 2 Shade net , Good condition Audio Visual aids: 1 LCD projector , Good condition 3 Projector screen , Good condition 4 Projector Mounting Kit , Good condition 5 White Board , Good condition 6 Flannel board , Good condition 7 Ahuja Card less & collar mike , Good Condition 8 Acer Laptop , Good Condition Office Equipments 1 Xerox Machine (Sharp MX- M200D)) , Good condition 2 Computer with accessories (Acer) , Good condition 3 Digital Camera Nikon , Good condition 4 Digital Camera - Canon , Good condition 5 1 KVA APC UPS , Good condition 6 Fax Machine Panasonic , Good condition 7 3 KVA Prostar UPS , Good condition

9 1.5 Staff Position: Annual Report Sanctioned post Name of the incumbent Discipline Existing Pay scale Date of joining Permanent / Temporary 1. Programme Coordinator Agril. Dr. K. H. Nagaraj Extension Permanent 2. Subject Matter Specialist Dr. (Smt.) Home Shamsad Begum Science Permanent Dr. R. Narayana 3. Subject Matter Specialist Reddy Sericulture Permanent 4. Subject Matter Specialist Dr.K.Murali Mohan Entomology Permanent 5 Subject Matter Specialist Mr. Anjan Kumar Horticulture Contractual 6 Subject Matter Specialist Mr. Syed Mazar Ali Agril. Engg Permanent 7 Subject Matter Specialist Vacant Soil Science Animal Subject Matter Specialist Vacant Science 9 Farm Manager Vacant Computer Programmer K.R.Shyamasundar Permanent 11 Programme Assistant Ranganatha, S. C Permanent 12 Accountant/Superintendent Raghukumar Permanent 13 Stenographer Sr. Assistant Vacant Driver 1 K.Murali Permanent 15 Driver 2 N.Rajesh Permanent 16. Supporting staff 1 Dhananjaya, V.N Temporary 17. Supporting staff 2 Narasimhachar, E Temporary 1.6 Demonstration Units.. Name of the unit (ha) 1 Azolla Banana varieties Block Fodder Block Nursery (shade net) Services provided / inputs sold during : Name of the crop / seedlings Variety Opening stock position of materials* as on Quantity produced Quantity sold during Amount realized Rs 1 Redgram BRG Hebbal Avare HA HA Horsegram Ragi Bulk

10 Opening stock Quantity Amount Name of the position of Quantity Variety sold realized crop / seedlings materials* as produced during Rs on Ragi MR French bean pods Fodder CO Cashew nut Dry chilli Mango fruits Jack fruits Coconut

11 II Training Programs Organized During the period several on-campus and off-campus training programs were organized as part of mandated activities and the action plan. The details are depicted in this chapter 2.1 Abstract of farmers training program organized Training area. On campus of participants. Off campus of participants 1 Plant Protection Soil Science Home Science Crop Production Agril Extension Biofuel Production Sericulture Others Total Abstract of Extension functionaries trained Training area of participants 1 Sericulture Home Science Others 1 35

12 2.3 Details of training programs organized a) Details of on-campus training programs organized for farmers Training Date Title Duration Plant Protection Home Science Crop Production Agril Extension (EDP) 5 Sericulture of participants Pests & disease management in tomato and 1 40 banana Value addition of fruits Safe Storage of pulses Ragi seed production principles Training on cultivation of CO-3 fodder Distance education Scaling up of water productivity in agriculture 7 50 Shoot rearing & its advantages 1 40 b) Details of off-campus training programs organized for farmers : Following Offcampus training programs of one-day duration each were conducted during Training Date Title. of participants Mango rejuvenation & Pest management Importance of micro nutrients in Agriculture Integrated pests and disease management in bhendi Tissue culture banana cultivation Transplanting technique of paddy and plant protection 55 6 Pests and diseases of mulberry and 29 Plant management 7 Protection 04- inter cultivation & top dressing of fertilizers INM & IPDM in coconut IPDM in vegetables IPDM in Banana IPDM in coconut IPDM in Plantation IPDM in Vegetables Integrated pests and disease management in vegetable production 80

13 . Training Date Title Annual Report of participants Importance of soil testing & 15 Precautions to be taken in silkworm rearing 25 Soil Science Soil sampling & its importance Soil sampling and its importance Soil and water conservation techniques Value added products from Ragi Value added Masala powders 50 preparation Importance of Balanced diet and Ragi value addition Adolescent nutrition and method demonstration of Iron-rich recipes Importance of balanced diet and Value added products from Ragi & Tomato 155 Skilled development training on Ragi value addition and Groundnut chikki 40 preparation Food safety and preparation of value added Masala powder Ragi based composite flour mixes Importance of Balanced diet and Ragi value addition Nutrition week-low cost balanced diet Food safety concerns of Rural women Home and Children and preparation of masala Science powder Balanced diet & value addition of Ragi Processing & value addition of fruits and vegetables Education on balanced diet, low cost nutrition recipes for nutritional 35 deficiency diseases Processing and value addition of fruits & vegetables Preparation of ragi value added products Processing & value addition of grain amaranthus & rice bean Method demonstration of value added products of milk Processing and value addition or ragi Processing of fruits & vegetable & 06- value addition & method demonstration of Amla products 120

14 . Training Date Title Processing of fruits & vegetable & value addition & method demonstration of watermelon Processing & value addition of fruits & vegetables Importance of balanced diet & value added products Improved Banana cultivation and marketing Seed bed preparation & Nursery management Nursery preparation of paddy & nutrient management Annual Report of participants Waste water use in agriculture Disinfection & its importance inter cultivation, weeding & water management in Paddy Crop Banana cultivation & management Production practices Organic mango production 60 Vegetable cultivation practices for farmers in vegetable growing village 100 clusters Cultivation of paddy Cultivation of ragi Cultivation of vegetable Vegetable cultivation practices Tissue culture production in banana cultivation Biofuel Use of bio-fertilizers in Horticulture Production crops Post harvest technology, processing, Agril establishing link between mango Engineering processing units and mango growers Sericulture training programme Sericulture Disinfection & its importance in rearing of silk worms Taluk level farmers facilitators training under Bhoochethana 100 District level training programme for Others facilitators/ field officers under 100 Bhoochethana Dryland agriculture

15 c) Details of training programs organized for extension functionaries Following 4Training Programs were organized for Extension Functionaries during the period. Training Date Title Duration. of participants 1 Sericulture March Home science Others Latest techniques in sericulture Low cost balance diet and value added milk products Low cost balanced diet and method demonstration of ragi malt and amaranth mixture District level workshop for extension personnel on Bhoochetana

16 III Technology Assessment & Refinement Following are the details of Technologies assessed and refined during OFT 1: Performance of high yielding varieties of paddy for terminal drought situation Crop Paddy Title Performance of high yielding varieties of paddy for terminal drought situation of farmers (ha) 5 2 * More than 50% of the plant affected by blast Treatments Yield (t/ha) *Paddy blast (%) Thanu Thella hamsa GNV OFT 2: Weed control in red gram (var. BRG - 2) through herbicide mixtures Crop Redgr am Title Weed control in red gram (var. BRG - 2) through herbicide mixtures of farmers (ha) Treatments Results Hand weeding and inter cultivation operations 2 times during crop growth Pre emergent application of Pendimethalin kg a.i / ha at 0-3 days after sowing Pre emergent application of Pendimethalin kg a.i / ha at 0-3 days after sowing and Post- emergent application of Imazethapyr 10% SL 100g a.i / ha at 2-3 leaf stage of weeds (15-20 DAS) t Yield (q/ha) Weed control (%) % increase in yield over check

17 OFT 3: Utilization of Soya enriched composite flour mix by rural women (Initiated) Title Utilization of Soya enriched composite flour mix by rural women (Initiated) of farmers 5 Result Check Before After Knowledge & skill t aware Aware Its use in daily diet Organoleptic evaluation t using Using in the form of Roti, Mudde, Dose & Ganji - Acceptable well OFT 4: Soil application of micronutrients viz. Magnesium, Boron and Iron to mulberry crop Crop Mulbe rry Title Soil application of micronutrients viz. Magnesium, Boron and Iron to mulberry crop of farm ers (ha) Results % Treatments Yield (t/ha) increase in yield over check RDF (300:120:120 NPK/ha) RDF + 12kg/ha RDF + Mg So4 (25 kg)+ Zn So4 (12 kg)+ Fe So (12kg/ha) OFT 5: Enhancement of yield through foliar nutrition (water soluble fertilizer) in Bhendi Crop Bhendi Title Enhancement of yield through foliar nutrition (water soluble fertilizer) in Bhendi of farmers (ha) Results Treatments FYM 2 tons Urea - 2 bags 15:15:15 3 bags/ ha NPK 125:100:50 kg/ha 75% RDF + foliar spray of 19 : 19 : 5g per litre, 4 sprays, 30 DAT subsequent spray at 10 days interval Yield (t/ha) % increase over check OFT 6: Management of mealy bugs and thrips (Tukra disease) infestation in mulberry Crop Title of farmers (ha) Treatments Results % Yield (t/ha) increase in yield over check

18 Mulberry Management of mealy bugs and thrips (Tukra disease) infestation in mulberry Spraying of 0.2 % Spraying of Azadirachtin 0.1% Spraying of 0.03 % OFT 7: Raising and transplanting of single eye bud sugarcane Crop Sugarca ne Title Raising and transplanting of single eye bud sugarcane of farmer s (ha)/ unit s Results Raising & Parameters transplanting Farmers of single eye practice bud Germination (%) Cost of maintenance (1 st 35 days) Cost of cultivation (till 1 st 35 days) Yield (t/ha)) Awaited Awaited OFT 8: Green manuring in mango Crop Mango Title Green manuring in mango of farmers (ha) Treatments Results % Yield (t/ha) increase in yield over check Macuna Sunhemp Horsegram green manure

19 IV Frontline Demonstrations Details of Front Line Demonstrations conducted during are illustrated below A. Pulses Variety Average yield. of (kg/ha) Farmers (ha) Demon Check check 1 Redgram BRG Hebbal Avare HA Horsegram PHG B. Cereal crops % increase in yield over Average yield % increase. of Variety (kg/ha) in yield over Farmers (ha) Demon Check check 1 Ragi ML Ragi MR C. Oil Seeds Average yield % increase. of Variety (kg/ha) in yield Farmers (ha) Demon Check over check 1 Groundnut Chintamani D. Others 1. Efficacy of Mango harvester (BRD Model). of Farmers 1 Mango 20 Results Demo Check 7 fruits 20 fruits damaged / 600 damaged / 300 harvested harvested Farmers response Farmers are very much convinced about the technology 2. Integrated management of Bhendi yellow vien mosaic virus 1 Bhenidi Variety Arka Anamika. of Farmers (ha)/unit area Results Parameters Demon Check % increase in yield over check Yield (t/ha) YVMV affected plants (%)

20 3. Integrated crop management in Mango N o. of Farmer s (ha)/un its 1 Mango Results Parameters Demo n Check % increase in yield over check Yield (t/ha) Leaf hopper / leaf (no.) Fruit fly damaged fruits (%) > 25% part of inflorescence affected by powdery mildew (%) Management of rust and powdery mildew 1 Vegetable pea Variety Magadi local. of Farmers (ha)/units Average yield (Qtl/ha.) Demon Check % increase in yield over check Integrated crop management in banana Variet y. of Farmers (ha)/un its 1 Banana Yelakki Results % Parameters infestatio Demon Check n over check Yield (t/ha) Weevil affected plants (%) Panama wilt affected plants (%) 6. Enhancement of quality and yield of Tomato through foliar nutrition (vegetable special) Average yield % increase in. of (ha) (Qtl/ha.) yield over Farmers units Demon Check check 1 Tomato Use of Naveenya - A new formulation for management of mulberry root rot. of Result Farmers (ha) Demon Check 1 Mulberry % diseased plants 38% diseased plants 8. Use of ASTHRA - new disinfectant for rearing house disinfection. of Result Farmers Demon Check 1 Silkworm 40 6% infected worms 15% infected worms

21 9. Management of mite damage in jasmine var. Kakada Variety. of Farmers (ha)/ units 1 Jasmine Kakada Results Parameters Demon Check Yield (q/ha) % mite damaged plant parts % increase in yield over check Safe storage of pulses 1 Storage bins Variety UAS technology. of Farmers of units performance % Technology % loss Duration storage improvement Storage by 15- <6 Indigenous 20 months technology - UAS pulse storage technology - >6 months Management of coconut block headed cater pillar. of Farmers of units 1 Coconut palms Insect control Demo Check 1.3 larvae/ leaflet 4.6 larvae/ leaflet 12. Mulberry disease management in compost pit using Tricoderma viridae and Pseudomonas flavus. of demo of units 1 Mulberry Results Demon Check Disease not found in Disease found in silkworm rearing silkworm rearing 13. Popularization of CO-3 fodder Variety. of Farmers (ha)/ Units Demon Yield (t/ha) Check % increase in oil yield over check 1 Fodder CO

22 14. Integrated management of Brinjal shoot and fruit borer. of Farmers (ha)/units 1 Brinjal Results Parameters Demon Check % increase in yield over check Yield (t/ha) Borer damaged fruits (%) Popularization of Swarnadhara - as a backyard poultry bird 1 Poultry birds Variety. of Farmers (ha)/units Swarnadhara results Demo Popularized in ten villages in Magadi Tq. Check Popularization of azolla as supplement to increase milk yield. of Results % increase in value Farmers (ha)/units Demo Check over check 1 Azolla % increase in milk yield

23 V Extension Activities & Publications 5.1 Extension Activities Carried Out During : Following several extension activities were conducted and the details of farmers participation is enlisted below. Activities of Program -mes of beneficiaries 1 Group discussion Lectures delivered Farmers visits to KVK Field Visits Telephone calls (staff to farmers) Farm advisory services Diagnostic Visits Extension literature distributed Popular articles 8-10 Radio Programmes 4-11 TV Programmes 1-12 Film Shows Exhibitions Organized / Attended Exposure Visits Field Days Demonstrations Farm trials 2-18 Seminars (participated) 9-19 Kissan Mela/ Krishi Mela Publications 1-21 Special Events a) Women s day 1 b) World food day District level workshop T.V. Coverage and Broadcasting. Date of Broadcasting Topic TV Channel Scientists Value addition of Mango DD Chandana Shamshad Begum

24 5.6 Radio Talk Date Topic Scientists 1 Importance of Bonehealth, nutrition and dietary pattern for postmenopausal women in rural areas Shamshad Begum 2 Nutritive value of sprouted grains in health and Shamshad safe storage of pulses Begum 3 v. Management of pests and diseases of 2011 paddy Murali Mohan 4 Insect pests of coconut and their management Murali Mohan 5.7 Training manuals prepared: Title Authors 1 Neerina Samrakshane & Utpadakate - Tarabeti Kaipidi 5.8 Booklets Published: K. H. Nagaraj, Murali Mohan, Narayana Reddy, Syed Mazar Ali, Ranganath, Anjankumar Title of the Booklet Impact of training on farmwomen regarding processing & value addition of grain amaranth & ricebean Fingermillet based composite flour - an option for good health and nutrtion for post menopausal women Authors Shamshad Begum, K. H. Nagaraj, Murali Mohan, Narayana Reddy & Anjankumar Shamshad Begum, K. H. Nagaraj, 5.9 Phomplets Published: Title of the Phomplet Vegetables cultivation Jasmine cultivation Authors Anjankumar, Nagaraj, Narayanareddy, Muralimohan Anjankumar, Nagaraj, Narayanareddy, Muralimohan 5.10 Veterinary health camps conducted.. Date Venue of Animals KVK, Magadi Farm Trials Conducted Date of sowing Title Location Host Department Performance of pure rajpuri carrot Kalya, Magadi IARI Performance of pure Vishwas pumpkin Harohalli, Kudur IARI

25 5.12 Activities carried out under RKVY: Activity. of Activities / programs 1 Crop improvement Demonstrations 4 2 Crop protection demonstrations 1 3 Training programme for farmers 5 (159) Details of the Crop Improvement Demonstrations conducted under RKVY Project Title of the Demonstration s. of the Demo Intensive cultivation of French bean var. Arka Suvidha Details of Training Programs conducted under RKVY: Title of the Training Programme Date Place Preservation and value addition in Mango Pests & disease management in mulberry cultivation Importance of soil testing and soil sampling procedure Food security and value added masala powder preparation Food security, preservation & value addition of Ragi Mayaganahalli, Ramanagara Tq. Thavareghatta, kanakapura Tq. Kadasikoppa, Kanakapura Tq. Byramanagala, Ramanagara Tq. Chikkamuduvadi, Kanakapura Tq. Total. of Participants Participation in Meetings / Seminars/ Workshops/ Conferences / Special Lectures / Scientific Visits out Side the Campus with Particulars Date Meetings / Trainings / Workshop attended Venue Bimonthly meeting Ramanagara Mango Mela Janapadaloka, Ramanagara Use of plastic in horticulture GKVK, Bangalore SMS/ Staff Narasegowda, Muralimohan, Narayanareddy, Narasegowda, Muralimohan, Narayanareddy, Shamshad Begum Narasegowda, Muralimohan, Narayanareddy, Shamshad Begum Training programme on Office Management Bangalore Shyamasundar Bimonthly meeting Ramanagara Narasegowda,

26 Date Meetings / Trainings / Workshop attended Community health and nutrition conference Bangalore Venue Bimonthly meeting KVK, Bangalore rural Nation workshop for dissemination of horticultural technologies through KVK personnel s IIHR, Bangalore Annual Report SMS/ Staff Muralimohan, Narayanareddy, Shamshad Begum Shamshad Begum K. H. Nagaraj, Muralimohan, Narayanareddy, Shamshad Begum Anjankumar Orientation programme KVK, Namakkal K. H. Nagaraj National conference on ECO-social sensitivity, entrepreneurship in home science Bangalore Shamshad Begum Weight Management Bangalore Shamshad Begum Budget meeting GKVK, Bangalore K. H. Nagaraj Bimonthly meeting KVK, Bangalore rural Muralimohan, Narayanareddy, Shamshad Begum Pre-review meeting of action plan Hebbal, Bangalore K. H. Nagaraj, Muralimohan, Narayanareddy, Shamshad Begum Action plan meeting UAS, Raichur K. H. Nagaraj, Narayanareddy ZREP meeting GKVK, Bangalore K. H. Nagaraj, Muralimohan, Narayanareddy Revised Action Plan meeting Hebbal, Bangalore K. H. Nagaraj, Muralimohan 5.15 Important Events Organized: Name of the event Date Place / Taluk World Food Day Borihonnaiahnapalya, Magadi Taluk Collaborating agency if any of Participants Activities under IFSD a) IFSD Activities: 1. Capacity Building of Stake holders 2. Diversification in Cropping System 3. Critical inputs were inducted b) Critical inputs provided to farmers:

27 . no. Particulars Qty.. of farmers 1 Ragi MR - 1, 6 & ML quintals Maize - Nityashree 90 kg 04 3 Avare - HA4 50 kg 53 4 Redgram - BRG kg Ridge gourd 600 gms 03 6 Banana - G nos Giriraja Birds 6000 nos Sheep 1113 nos Finger lings nos Plastic silkworm rearing trays 750 trays DAP 129 bags 12 Urea 40 bags 13 MOP 20 bags 14 Mineral mixture 1945 kgs Cattle feed 678 bagas Sprayers 10 nos. For CBAs c) Extension activities carried out: 85.. Extension Activity. of programs. of Stakeholders 1 Animal Health Camps Follow-up Visits Capacity building Programs Group Discussion Meetings

28 VI FINANCIAL INFORMATION 6.1 Details of budget utilization ( ) S.. Particulars Sanctioned Released Expenditure A. Recurring Contingencies 1 Pay & Allowances Traveling allowances Contingencies A Stationery, telephone, postage and other expenditure on office running, publication of Newsletter and library maintenance (Purchase of News Paper & Magazines) B POL, repair of vehicles, tractor and equipments C Meals/refreshment for trainees (ceiling upto Rs.40/day/trainee be maintained) D Training material (posters, charts, demonstration material including chemicals etc. required for conducting the training) E Frontline demonstration except oilseeds and pulses (minimum of 30 demonstration in a year) F On farm testing (on need based, location specific and newly generated information in the major production systems of the area) G Training of extension functionaries H Maintenance of buildings I Extension Activities J Library K Farmers Field School TOTAL (A) B. n-recurring Contingencies 1 Works Equipments /Furniture LCD Library (Purchase of assets like books & journals) C. REVOLVING FUND TOTAL (B) GRAND TOTAL (A+B+C) Financial status of revolving fund Opening balance as on Expenditure incurred during Receipts during Closing balance as on

29 VII PHOTOGRAPHS DEPICTING VARIOUS ACTIVITIES

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