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1 Information Compiled by \ Dr. K.H. Nagaraj Dr. Lata R. Kulkarni Dr. Narayana Reddy Dr. Murali Mohan Dr. Hanumantharaya Sh. Syed Mazar Ali Dr. Kamala Bai K. R. Shyamasundar S. C. Ranganath Manuscript Typing & design by: K.R. Shyamsundar, programme Assistant & KH Nagaraj, Programme Coordinator

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3 CONTENT SHEET Sl. No. 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 Abstract of Collaborative Training Programmes 2.4 Details of training programs organized 2.4 a) Details of on campus training programs organized for farmers 2.4 b) Details of off campus training programs organized for farmers 2.4 c) Details of training programs organized for Extension functionaries 2.4 d) Details of collaborative training programs organized for farmers 3 Technology Assessment and Refinement 4 Front Line Demonstrations 5 Extension Activities and Publications 5.1 Extension Activities Carried Out During T.V. Coverage and Broadcasting 5.3 Radio Talk 5.4 Publications 5.5 Popular articles published 5.6 Research Papers & Abstract 5.7 Veterinary health camps conducted 5.8 Participation In - Meetings / Seminars/ Workshops/ Conferences / Special Lectures / Scientific Visits Out Side The Campus With Particulars 5.9 Important Events Organized 5.10 Farmers Field Schools Conducted 5.11 Integrated Farming System 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 1.1 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 1. Conducting on-farm testing to identify the location specificity of agricultural technologies under various farming systems 2. Organizing frontline demonstrations to establish production potential of various crops and enterprises on the farmers fields 3. Organizing need based training of farmers to update their knowledge and skills in modern agricultural technologies related to technology assessment, refinement and demonstration, and training of extension personnel to orient them in the frontier areas of technology development. 4. Creating awareness about improved technologies to larger masses through appropriate extension programs 5. Production and supply of good quality seeds and planting materials, livestock, poultry and fishery breeds and products and various bio-products to the farming community. 6. 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 socio-economic 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.

6 A farm land of acres is maintained by KVK in which demonstration units on Agriculture and allied aspects like are being established. The Kendra has also undertaken vermicompost demonstrations that are used to create awareness to needy farmers. 1.2 General Information: 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 No 4 Year of Sanction : 5 Year of start of activities : 6 Area : 7 Major farming systems/enterprises 8 Name of Agro climatic Zone : 9 Soil type : : : : : 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 ha 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 874 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 874 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 Area cultivated Area occupied by buildings and roads Area with demonstration units ha 9.40 ha 2.02 ha 0.66 ha ii) Buildings / Sheds iii) Vehicles Sl. No. Buildings / Sheds Number of units 1 Admn. Building Trainees Hostel Godown (old) Seed Processing unit 1 Plinth area ( Sq mt) 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 Sl. Year of Nature of the Equipment No. 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 Chord less & collar mike , Good Condition 8 Laptop , Good Condition Office Equipments 1 Xerox Machine (Sharp MX- M200D) , Good condition 2 Computer with accessories , Good condition 3 Digital Camera Nikon , Good condition 4 Digital Camera - Canon , Good condition 5 1 KVA APC UPS , Not working 6 Fax Machine Panasonic , Good condition 7 3 KVA Prostar UPS , Good condition

9 1.5 Staff Position: Sl. No. 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 Home Dr. Lata R. Kulkarni Science Permanent 3. Subject Matter Specialist Dr. R. Narayana Reddy Sericulture Permanent 4. Subject Matter Specialist Agril. Dr.K.Murali Mohan Entomology Permanent 5 Subject Matter Specialist Mr. Syed Mazar Ali Agril. Engg Permanent 6 Subject Matter Specialist Dr.B.G. Hanumantharya Horticulture Permanent 7 Subject Matter Specialist Dr. S. Kamala Bai Agronomy Permanent 8 Farm Manager Vacant Computer Programmer K.R.Shyamasundar Permanent 10 Programme Assistant Ranganatha, S. C Permanent 11 Accountant/Superintendent Vacant Stenographer Sr. Assistant Vacant Driver 1 K.Murali Permanent 14 Driver 2 N.Rajesh Permanent 15 Supporting staff 1 Saraswathamma Permanent 16. Supporting staff 2 Shivakumar, G Temporary 1.6 Demonstration Units Sl.No. Name of the unit Area (ha) 1 Azolla Banana Crop Cafeteria Fodder Bank Nursery (shade net) Fruits cafeteria Services provided / inputs sold during : Sl Name of the crop / No seedlings Variety Quantity sold during 1 Redgram BRG kgs 2 Hebbal Avare HA4 168 kgs 3 Horsegram kgs 4 Ragi Bulk 220 kgs 5 Fodder CO3 & CO cuttings 6 Tomato 216 kgs 7 Mango fruits 495 kgs 8 Jack fruits kgs

10 II Training Programmes Organized During the period several on-campus and off-campus training programmes were organized as part of mandated activities and the action plan. The details are depicted in this chapter 2.1 Abstract of training programmes organized for farmers Sl No Training area No. On campus No of participants No. Off campus No of participants 1 Plant Protection Home Science Crop Production Sericulture Farm Mechanization/ Agril. Engg Others Total Abstract of training programmes organized for Extension functionaries Sl No Training area No No of participants 1 Plant Protection Crop Production Sericulture Home Science 3 92 Total Abstract of Collaborative training programmes Sl No Training area No No of participants 1 Crop Production Home Science Others (6 days programme) 1 20 Total 4 322

11 2.4 Details of training programmes organized a) Details of on-campus training programmes organized for farmers Sl. No 1 Training Area Date Title Duration Plant Protection 2 Home Science Crop Production 4 Sericulture 5 Farm Mechanization Annual Report No. of participants Integrated pests and disease management in 1 37 pulses IPDM in mango Pest and disease in field crops Management of pest and disease of mango & banana 1 48 Importance of fruits, vegetables and nutrition 1 32 garden in daily life Contingency crop production measures Mango rejuvenation Parthenium & its control Effective disinfection & innovative technologies for improved productivity of silkworms Mechanization in Sericulture 1 94 Recent advances in & management of pests and diseases in mulberry Others Disinfection and innovative technologies for improved productivity of silkworms Demonstration of Coconut tree climber for drudgery reduction Post harvest techniques and market intelligence Role of KVKs in transfer of technology Integrated farming system demonstration Total

12 b) Details of off-campus training programmes organized for farmers : Following one-day Off-campus training programmes were conducted during Sl. No 1 Training Area Date No. of Title participants Pest and disease management in tomato and brinjal IPM in tomato and Okra IPDM in banana Integrated pests & disease management in 30 Plant coconut 5 Protection IPDM in coconut IPDM in coconut Integrated pest & disease management in pea Management of pests & disease in vegetable crops IPDM in coconut and mango Value addition of Ragi Value added masala powder Value addition of ragi Value addition of ragi, fruits & vegetables Importance of balanced diet preparation of ragi 45 Home and amaranthus malt 15 Science Promotion of nutrition garden Importance of balanced diet and value addition to regional foods Importance of nutrition garden and its cultivation practices Value addition of dry fodder & balanced nutrition Effectiveness of intercultural operation & mechanization Cultivation of Arka sharath french bean Cultivation of leafy vegetables Crop Composting & vermi-composting using farm 21 Production waste Green manure in agriculture Cultivation of french beans Bio-fertilizers use in agriculture Importance of baby corn and value addition 36 Hands on training cum demonstration on tree 27 Agril climber and power weeder Engineering Post harvest technology in ragi Effective management of sucking pests in mulberry Effective management of sucking pest in Sericulture mulberry Management of diseases in mulberry Disinfection and innovative technologies for improved productivity of silkworms Others Agriculture based education - job opportunities 22 Total 974

13 c) Details of training programmes organized for extension functionaries Annual Report Following training programs were organized for extension functionaries during the period Sl. No Training Area Date Title Duration No. of participants 1 2 Plant protection Crop production 3 Sericulture 4 Home science Integrated pest and disease management in mango and banana Importance of plant protection in pulses for harvesting higher yields Integrated management of pests of fruit crops Prospects of cloud seeding Precession farming in vegetables Crop planning and scheduling for delayed rainfall & Recent advances in management of pests and diseases in mulberry Importance of nutrition & preparation 42 1 methods & hygienic preparation Importance of balanced diet and diet 25 1 plans to control malnutrition Reasons for malnutrition, importance 25 1 of nutrition food & hygiene Total d) Details of training programmes organized in collaboration with line departments Following Training Programs were organized in collaboration with line departments during the period Sl. No Training Area Date Title Duration No. of participants 1 2 Crop production Home science 3 Others Fodder crops - cultivation practices Processing & value addition in ragi and amaranthus Importance of fruits, vegetables and nutrition garden in daily life Feb 13 Use of coconut tree climbing machine for reducing drudgery Total 322

14 III Technology Assessment & Refinement Following are the details of technologies assessed and refined during OFT 1: Crop Jasmine Title Assessment of effective insecticides for jasmine budworm management No of farmers 5 Treatments Spraying of methomyl@ 2g/lt (Farmer practice) Spraying of 1.5 ml/lt (T1) Spraying of followed spray of thiacloprid@ 1.5 ml/lt (T2) Yield (q/ha) % increase in yield OFT 2: Assessment of soil application of micronutrients to mulberry crop Crop Title No of farmers Results Treatments Yield (q/ha) % increase in yield Mulberry Assessment of soil application of micronutrients to mulberry crop 5 No application of micronutrients (Farmer practice) Recommended dose of fertilizers with zinc sulphate RDF + micronutrients (Mg, Bo & Fe) through soil OFT 3: Assessment of Macuna as intercrop in arecanut: In progress OFT 4: Assessment of efficacy of foliar nutrition in bhendi Crop Bhendi Title Assessment of efficacy of foliar nutrition in bhendi No of farm ers 5 Results % Treatments Yield increase (q/ha) in yield FYM - 2 tons, Urea - 2 bags 15 : : 15-3 bags / ha (Farmer practice) NPK :75:63 kg/ha (T1) 75% RDF + foliar spray of 19 : 19 : g per litre, 4 sprays, 30 DAT subsequent spray at 10 days interval (T2)

15 OFT 5: Management of late blight disease in tomato Crop Title No of farmers Results Treatments Yield (q/ha) % increase in yield DM-45 spray (Farmers practice) Tomato Management of late blight disease in tomato 5 Prophylactic spray of Mancozeb(0.2%), Spray the crop with Metalaxyl+ Mancozeb (0.2%) and Fenamidone + Mancozeb (0.3%) (T1) Soil application of Trichoderma and Pseudomonas, prophylactic spray of mancozeb (0.2%), fosetyl - al (0.1%) spray the crop with metalaxyl+ mancozeb (0.2%) and dimethomorph (0.1%) + mancozeb (0.2%) (T2)

16 IV Frontline Demonstrations Sl No. Details of Front Line Demonstrations conducted during are illustrated below Crop Title of FLD No of FLDs 1 Ragi Demonstration of integrated crop management in ragi (cv. ML - 365) 20 2 Ragi Seed production and micronutrient application in ragi (cv. GPU- 48) 20 3 Groundnut Demonstrating groundnut : redgram intercropping (8:2) technology 10 Yield (q/ha) % Demo plot Check plot increase in yield GN+1.94 Redgram Under progress GN GN 4 Redgram Demonstrating integrated crop management in red gram (BRG-I) 5 Baby corn Management of stem borer & downey mildew disease in baby corn 6 Banana Integrated crop management in banana 20 Under progress 7 Mango Demonstrating integrated crop Under progress 10 management in mango 8 French Demonstrating the production technology bean of HYV Arka Sharath 9 Jasmine Demonstration of integrated crop management in jasmine 10 Yard long Integrated management of pests and bean diseases in yard long bean 11 Tomato Demonstration of integrated disease management in tomato 12 Pea Demonstration of integrated disease management in pea (var. Magadi local) 13 Coconut Integrated management of coconut black 25 pest headed caterpillar reduction 14 Dairy Demonstration of fodder bank technology 20 Under progress 15 Dairy Demonstration of multicut fodder sorghum Under progress 10 variety COFS Mulberry 13 % 42 % - Demonstration of mulberry root rot 20 diseased diseased disease using NAVEENYA plants plants 17 Mulberry Demonstration of poison bait technique for management of giant african snail 20 achatina fulica bowdich in mulberry 18 Silkworm 7 man days for bed cleaning & % reduction in labour Demonstrating effective disinfection & bed cleaning technology in silkworm rearing 10 picking of ripened worms (100 DFLs) 12 man days for bed cleaning & picking of ripened worms (100 DFLs)

17 V Extension Activities & Publications 5.1 Extension Activities Carried Out During : Details of extension activities carried out during are given hereunder Sl. No. Activity(s) No. No. of Farmers 1 Group Discussion/ Meetings Lectures delivered Farm visits (Farmers visit to KVK farm) Field visits (KVK Scientists visit to Farmers fields) Telephone calls (Telephone consultation to farmers) Farm Advisory Services (Face to Face at KVK) Diagnostic visits (KVK staff with other Scientists/Dev. Dept. staff) News coverage 16-9 Extension literature published (Training Manual etc.) 9-10 Popular/feature articles published in news papers/farm 7 - magazines/research papers 11 Radio programmes 5-12 TV Programmes (including private TV channels) 4-13 Exhibitions organized / participated Exposure visits (educational tours) Field days Demonstrations Farm trials 1-18 Seminars / workshops/ meetings(participated) 4-19 Animal health camp Nutritional Week Parthenium awareness week World Food Day Technology week Kissan Day Farmers Scientist Interaction Short Message Service World Water Day th Birth Day of Sri. Swami Vivekananda 1 22

18 5.2 T.V. Coverage and Broadcasting Sl No. Date of Broadcasting Topic TV Channel Scientists Processing & value addition of grapes Dr. Shamshad Doordharshan (Grape juice, salad) Begum Processing & value addition of Dr. Shamshad watermelon rind (method demo of rind Doordharshan Begum halwa, candy, chatny) Management of stem borer in mango Doordharshan Dr. Murali Mohan Pest and diseases of mango and their management Doordharshan Dr. Murali Mohan 5.3 Radio Talk Sl No Date Topic Scientists IPM in major fruit crops Dr. Murali Mohan Azolla cultivation Dr. K. H. Nagaraj Improved cultivation practices for winter ragi Dr. Sujith Insect pest management in mango & cashew Dr. Murali Mohan 5.4 Publications (Folders, Bulletins, Booklet and Leaflets published): Title Ragiya Moulyavarditha uthpannagalu Thengu Besaya Ragi Beleya sudharitha Uthpadana thaanthrikathegalu Hippu neraleyalli Papaya hittu thiganeya nirvahane Hybrid Napier Bajra Hullu (CO-4) Type of publication Authors Leaflet Shamshad Begum, K. H. Nagaraj & Syed Mazar Ali Bulletin B.G. Hanumantharaya, Murali Mohan, K. H. Nagaraj & Syed Mazar Ali Booklet S.C.Ranganatha, S.Kamalabai, R.NarayanaReddy & K.MuraliMohan Leaflet R.NarayanaReddy, K.H.Nagaraj, K.MuraliMohan & Anjankumar Brochure K.H.Nagaraj, Lata R.Kulkarni, Kamalabai & Syed Mazar Ali 5.5 Popular Articles Published: Title Kallangadi hannina thirulu hagu sippeyinda thayarisuva moulyavardhitha uthpannagalu Papaya hannu poushtikamshagala bhandara Name of the News paper / Magazine Krishi Vignana July-Sep Krishi Vignana Oct. Dec Authors Shamshad Begum, K. H. Nagaraj & Syed Mazar Ali Shamshad Begum & K. H. Nagaraj 5.6 Research paper and abstracts published : Abstracts published a) Lata R.Kulkarni., and Nagaraj,K.H. 2012, Promotion of regional crops for nutrition & economic security and empowerment of rural women: KVK initiative, International Workshop on Promoting Small Millets for Improved Rural Economy and Food Security, 8-9 th February 2013, UAS Dharwad, India

19 5.7 Veterinary health camps conducted Sl. No. Date Venue Villages covered No of Animals 1 Muniyappanapalya, Araleguddadapalya, Arerahatti, KVK Basavanapalya, Devarahatti, Halasinganahalli KVK Halasinganahalli, Hanumapura, Vitalapura KVK Harohalli, Kalya Colony KVK Chandurayanahalli, Hujagal KVK Kalya, Hujagal KVK Mayanayakanahalli, Kalya KVK Mayanayakanahalli, Kalari, Chandurayanahalli KVK Haranakatte, Revenappanapalya, Hosapalya, Janatha Colony KVK Hosapalya, Revenappanapalya KVK Janatha Colony KVK Kapanigowdanapalya, Sanjeevaiahanapalya, Papaiahanapalya KVK Kulumepalya, Hosapalya, Haranakatte KVK Singrigowdanapalya KVK Singrigowdanapalya, Hanumanthapura KVK Hanumanthapura KVK Shivanasandra, Thorepalya KVK Doddasomanahalli, Rangegowdanapalya, Hanumanthapura KVK Katharigatta, Doddasomahanahalli, Chikkabasavegowdanapalya Participation in Meetings / Seminars/ Workshops/ Conferences / Special Lectures / Scientific Visits out Side the Campus with Particulars Date Meetings / Trainings / Workshop attended Venue SMS IFSD per-review meeting UAS, Hebbal K. H. Nagaraj Seed production and IFSD review meeting GKVK K. H. Nagaraj, Murali Mohan, Syed Mazar Ali, Crop plan meeting DR's Office Murali Mohan Crop plan meeting DR's Office K. H. Nagaraj Meeting with VC, regarding Mango mela VC's Office K. H. Nagaraj, Murali Mohan Mango Mela Janapada Lokha K. H. Nagaraj Murali Mohan Annual Review meeting TANUVAS, Chennai K. H. Nagaraj Preliminary meeting on research on women DR's Office Shamshad Begum IFSD review meeting GKVK K. H. Nagaraj Extension Education Council GKVK K. H. Nagaraj Bimonthly meeting KVK Narayana Reddy Training on Process documentation MANAGE, Hyderabad K. H. Nagaraj NHM and Micro Irriagation Ramanagara G. M. Sujith Commercializing food productions GKVK Shamshad Begum Technical advise regarding supplementary food for anganwadis DC's Office, Ramanagara Shamshad Begum Vegetable cultivation and disease management HHG Palya Syed Mazar Ali Bimonthly meeting KVK PC & All SMS HDP in Banana and Mango Sigekuppe Anjan Kumar

20 Video conferencing of boochetana programme JDA's Office, Ramanagara Sujith KVKs progress review meeting DE's Office K. H. Nagaraj Decision support for system meeting UHS, Bagalkot K. H. Nagaraj Selection committee meeting of ATMA programme JDA's Office, Ramanagara Sujith Workshop on Community Radio Varthasouda, Bangalore K. H. Nagaraj District Consultative meeting Ramanagara K. H. Nagaraj To select best progressive farmers for Krishi Mela Award JDA's Office, Ramanagara K. H. Nagaraj Hanumantharaya To select best progressive farmers for Krishi Mela Award ADA's Office, Channapattana & Ramanagara Hanumantharaya Bimonthly meeting KVK PC & All SMS Expert system on Ragi, Purry, Sugarcane, Banana STU, Hebbal Hanumantharaya NHM model nursery project proposal NHM, Lalbagh Hanumantharaya Bimonthly meeting KVK PC & All SMSs Marketing linkages - forward & backward linkages to commodity interest group GKVK Hanumantharaya & Millet workshop GKVK Lata R. Kulkarni Orientation workshop roles and responsibilities of SMSs BRD, KVK PC & All SMSs Orientation programme on KVKs Tuticorn, Coimbatore Murali Mohan Hanumantharaya, Narayana Reddy Flower show Vandarakuppe, Channapattana Finalization of roles and responsibilities of SMSs STU, Hebbal All SMSs Tractor and farm implements manufacture exhibition and meet GKVK K. H. Nagaraj, Murali Mohan, B. G. Hanumantharaya & Lata R. Kulkarni Syed Mazar Ali & Kamalabai 28 & Technical meeting GKVK Syed Mazar Ali Technical meeting VC Farm Mandya Kamalabai 5.9 Important Events Organized: Name of the event Date Place / Taluk Collaborating agency if No of any Participants Parthenium awareness Chandurayanahalli, 47 KVK week Magadi Tq. National nutrition week Mayanayakanahalli 30 KVK Magadi Tq. World Food Day KVK, Ramanagara KVK 130 Technology Week to KVK, Ramanagara 404 KVK Kissan Day KVK, Ramanagara AICRP on Fodder Crops, 120 VC Farm, Mandya World water day KVK, Ramanagara NAEB th Birth Day of Sri Sripathihalli 22 KVK Swami Vivekananda

21 5.10 Farmers Field School : IPDM in Tomato Place: Hosahally, Magadi Taluk Sl. Sessions conducted Date No. 1 Demonstrations on Trichoderma & Pseudomonas application, planting of fruit borer trap crop 2 Seedling treatment with fungicides, planting techniques 3 Balanced nutrient application at the time of planting 4 Management of pythium rot Management of vectors of CLCV & TOSPO virus Nutrient management Management of rhizactonia root rot and fruit borer Disease management (powdery mildew and early blight 9 Micronutrient management Tomato blight & leaf miner management Management of anthracnose, blossom end rot Management of red spider mites Integrated Farming System: In broad following activities were carried out under IFSD 1. Capacity building of stake holders 2. Diversification in cropping system 3. Induction of critical inputs 4. Strengthening of model IFS farmers 5. Formation of commodity based associations a) Critical inputs provided to farmers: Sl. no. Particulars Qty. No. of farmers 1 Ragi MR - 1, 6 & ML qtl Redgram - BRG-2 28 qtls Gourds 60 kg Sheep 1758 nos Seedlings 6 Papaya 5650 nos Drumstick 5650 nos. 8 Curry leaf 5650 nos. 9 Lemon 5650 nos. 10 Lime grafts 5650 nos.

22 b) Extension activities carried out under IFSD: Sl. No. Extension Activity No. of programmes No. of Stakeholders 1 Animal Health Camps Follow-up visits Capacity building programmes Group Discussion Meetings 8 260

23 VI FINANCIAL INFORMATION 6.1 Details of budget utilization ( ) S. No. 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. Non-Recurring Contingencies 1 Works 2 Equipments /Furniture 3 LCD 4 Library (Purchase of assets like books & journals) C. REVOLVING FUND TOTAL (B) GRAND TOTAL (A+B+C) 6.2 Financial status of revolving fund Opening balance as on Expenditure incurred during Receipts during Closing balance as on

24 VII ANNEXURE : PHOTOGRAPHS DEPICTING VARIOUS ACTIVITIES Cultivation of Azolla at KVK Farm CO3 Fodder Block at KVK Farm Field Day on Baby Corn OFT - Jasmine Budworm management Method demonstration - wilt management Exposure visit to IIHR, Bangalore

25 Seedling Treatment for Disease management in tomato Field day on improved Ragi varieties Banana FLD - Carbofuran application FLD on French bean - var Arka sharath FLD on ICM in Jasmine - Budworm control FLD-ICM in Mango - Mango special preparation

26 Mango FLD - Fruit fly management using traps OFT - Foliar nutrition of Bhendi Yardlong bean FLD - Disease management FLD on Snail Management - Poison bait Enrichment of FYM with Trichoderma Session in FFS on tomato