Action Plan , KVK, Ramanagara, Karnataka

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2 . General information about the Krishi Vigyan Kendra. Name and address of KVK with Phone, Fax and , Website ACTION PLAN OF KVK, RAMANAGARA FOR THE YEAR 03 : Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Chandurayanahally, Kalya Post, Magadi Taluk, Ramanagara District. Telefax , id: kvkramanagara@gmail.com. Name and address of host organization : University of Agricultural Sciences, GKVK, Bangalore560065, Grams; UNIVARGIS. Fax: Telephone: Year of sanction : April Name of agroclimatic zone : Eastern Dry Zone ( Zone 5) 5. Major farming systems/enterprises Rainfed : Ragi based mixed inter cropping system with Redgram and Pure crop of Redgram, Horse gram, Mango and Tamarind Irrigated (Bore well) :Tomato, Ragi, VegetablesRagi, Mulberry, Coconut, Arecanut, Sugarcane, Banana and Flower crops Tank irrigated : Paddy Enterprises: Sericulture, Dairy, Poultry, Piggery, Sheep and Goat rearing 6. Soil type : Red sandy/red sandy loams 7. Annual rainfall (mm) : 854 mm. Details of staff as on date Sl. Sanctioned post Name of the incumbent Discipline Existing Pay band Grade Pay Date of joining Permanent / Temporary If vacant action plan for filling the post on permanent basis. Programme Coordinator Dr. K. H. Nagaraj Agril. Extn Permanent. Subject Matter Specialist Dr.K. Entomology Permanent 3. Subject Matter Specialist Dr. (Smt.) S. Shamshad Begum Home Science Permanent 4. Subject Matter Specialist Dr. R. Narayana Reddy Sericulture Permanent 5 Subject Matter Specialist Mr. Syed Mazar Ali Agril Engg Permanent 6 Subject Matter Specialist Mr. Anjan Kumar Horticulture 9..0 Temporary Would be filled in due course 7 Subject Matter Specialist Vacant 8 Programme Assistant Mr., S. C. Agril. Biotech Permanent 9 Computer Programmer K. R. Shyamasundar Permanent 0 Farm Manager Vacant Vacant Would be filled in due course Accountant Mr. Raghukumar, K Permanent Stenographer Vacant 3 Driver Mr.N.Rajesh Permanent 4 Driver Mr.K.Murali Permanent 5 Supporting staff Mr. Dhananjaya, V.N 4800(consolidated) Temporary 6 Supporting staff Mr. Narasimhachar 4800(consolidated) Temporary Would be filled in due course

3 3. Details of SAC meeting conducted during 0 Nil Sl. No Date Major recommendations Status of action taken in brief 0 NIL Tentative date of SAC meeting proposed during Capacity Building of KVK Staff A. Plan of Human Resource Development of KVK personnel during 03 Sl. Institution proposed to Category Area of training No attend Justification. Programme Elearing & ICT NAARM, Hyderabad Owing to initiation of EKVK Coordinator activities. SMS (Food & Low cost technologies of CFTRI, Mysore To conduct relevant Nutrition) value addition demonstrations 3. SMS (Sericulture) Young age and late age Tamilnadu Sericulture Upgradation of skills Silkworm rearing Training Institute, Hossur techniques 4. SMS3 (Plant protection) Plant Protection polices National Plant Protection Upgradation of knowledge training Institute, Rajendra Nagar, Hyderabad 5 SMS4 (Agril. Food Processing and CIAE, Bhopal There is need for drudgery Engineering) Farm Machinery reduction and combat labour Details of trainings attended during 0 Nil Capacity building programme on Commodity market futures Nil Nil Induction training Program for newly recruited SMSs 6 SMS5 7 SMS6 8 Lab Technician SocioBehavioural Skills MANAGE, Hyderabad Upgradation of knowledge Aquaculture in Integrated Farming System (830 June 0) at SAMETI, UASB 9 Computer Programmer Web Designing & ICT Applications NAARM or any other Institutions To develop Webdesigning Attended trg program on Office Management (6 th June 0) at UASB 0 Farm Manager Administrative Attitude & motivation Any related Institutions For effective functioning Nil 3

4 B. Crosslearning across KVKs S. No Name of the KVK Purpose Mode of learning proposed KVK Baramati To seek more information on Elearning Elearning activities & website creation KVK, Namakkal To establish model animal units Exposure visit 5.Proposed cluster of KVKs (3 to 5 neighboring KVKs) to be formed for sharing knowledge/expertise, resources and activities S. Nature of sharing Name of the KVK included in Resources (facilities and the cluster Knowledge/expertise Activities products) KVK, Hassan Exchange of technical knowhow regarding Establishment of Fodder Demo Procurement of Root slips Farm Development block KVK, Bangalore Rural Utilization of competence on Post harvest Mango harvester Mango harvester expertise Expertise 3 KVK, Hiriyur Crop production Expertise Banana Special Purchase of Banana Special 4 KVK, Kolar Knowledge on innovative vegetable cultivation Vegetable Special Exposure visit 6. Plan of Work for 03 A. Operational areas details proposed Name of cluster villages Sl. Taluk/ block No Existing New Magadi Hosapalya, H.H.G. Palya, Basavanapalya, hopaiahnapalya, Channammanapa lya, Harohalli Thataval Kasaba, Balekatte, Thatval, Karenahalli, Hujgal, Harohalli Major crops & enterprises being practiced Ragi, Redgram, Poultry, Dairy, Paddy, Chilli, Banana, Sericulture, Vegetable crops, Floriculture 4 Major s identified Low efficiency and high drudgery of farm women in Ragi harvesting Panama wilt in Banana Wilt and pod borer in Redgram improper nutrient management Lack knowledge of soil testing Weed menace in all the crops Low productivity in Ragi due to non adoption of proper intercropping Micronutrient deficiency Root rot disease and sucking pests in mulberry Nonadoption of disinfection Identified thrust areas based on s INM in fruits and vegetables IPM in field crops and vegetables Fodder Production Value Addition Scientific Silkworm rearing & Mulberry cultivation If existing from which year Please state Since 00

5 Sl. No Taluk/ block Ramanagara 3 Kanakapura 4 Channapattana Name of cluster villages Existing Mayaganahalli, Kurubarakarenah alli, Thimmappanapal ya, Dasapura, Kurubarahalli, Nijiyappanadoddi, T. G. Doddi, Kanchi Doddi, Tadikavagilu Harohalli, Kadasikoppa, Narayanapura, Chikkamuduvadi, Gangaiahanadod di, S.M. Doddi, S.M.Halli, Honganur, Akkur, Rampura New Bidadi, Ankanahalli, Mayaganahalli, Gollahalli Bannikuppe, Aladamaradad oddi, Thavaraghatta, Doddahaladah alli, Nanjegowdana doddi, Hrohalli, Channapattana, M.K.Doddi, Kannasandra, Major crops & enterprises being practiced Banana, Mango, Babycorn, Sericulture, Vegetables, Coconut Coconut, Mango, Banana, Ragi, Redgram, Groundnut, Sericulture, Banana, Coconut, Paddy, Vegetables, Sugarcane, Mango, Babycorn, Ragi, Sericulture, Floriculture Major s identified measures in silkworm rearing Sucking pests & snails in Mulberry Nonadoption of disinfection measures in silkworm rearing Pests & disease s in mango Poor nutrition in fruit crops Low productivity in indeterminate castor varieties Low milk yield Wilt and pod borer in Redgram Low productivity in groundnut farming system Weed menace in all the crops Banana pests & diseases Low mulberry yield due to papaya mealy bug and nematode Low income for SHGs Pest management in Jasmine Black headed caterpillar in coconut Stem borer and leaf blight and low income in baby corn Poor nutrition and panama wilt in banana Diphania caterpillar menace in mulberry Identified thrust areas based on s INM in Mango & banana IPM in Banana Fodder production Scientific Silkworm rearing Pest management in mulberry Weed management INM in Paddy IPM in banana IPDM in mulberry Dryland production systems Value addition IPDM in jasmine and baby corn IPM in Coconut Nutrient and disease management in banana and other vegetables Value addition If existing from which year Please state B. Prioritized s and KVK interventions proposed Crop/ enterprise Ragi Taluk/ block Prioritized s Technological solution Magadi, Channapattana Low productivity Intercropping with Groundnut and Redgram Introduction of new varieties Micronutrient application Techno logy Assess ment Techno logy Refine ment Interventions proposed (please tick) FLD Training Extension programmes Field Day, Field visit, diagnostic visits, Exposure visits Productio n of technolog y inputs GPU 66 ragi 5

6 Crop/ enterprise Groundnut Redgram Banana Taluk/ block Prioritized s Technological solution Magadi, Kanakapura Magadi, Channapattana, Ramanagara & Kanakapura Channapattana, Ramanagara & Kanakapura Low yield Wilt, pod borer & webber Weed menace Panama wilt & Improper nutrient application Baby corn Channapattana Stem borer and Leaf blight IPDM Dairy Long yard bean French bean Coriander Mulberry Cultivation Silkworm rearing Magadi, Kanakapura Low green fodder yield and Lack of knowledge about improved fodder Magadi Seed born bacterial & fungal pathogens leading to low productivity Magadi, Ramanagara Kanakapura, Channapatna Magadi & Ramanagara Magadi & Ramanagara Low yield & lack of awareness about improved varieties Low yield & lack of awareness about improved varieties Sucking pests & snails in Mulberry Micronutrient deficiency Nonadoption of disinfection measures in silkworm rearing Arecanut Magadi Low productivity in initial stages Jasmine Channapatana, Budworm infestation kanakapura & Intercropping & dryland technology IPDM in redgram Weed management IDM in Banana Micronutrient application Azolla Cultivation Introduction of Co4 fodder INM & IPDM Introduction of new variety Introduction of new variety Snail management Micro nutrient application Disinfection of rearing house using effective disinfectant Intercropping in Arecanut IPM Techno logy Assess ment Techno logy Refine ment Interventions proposed (please tick) FLD Training Extension programmes Radio Program,Field Day, Field visit, diagnostic visits, Exposure visits & demonstrations Field visit & diagnostic visits & demonstrations Field visits Exposure visits & Demonstrations TV Program Field Visits V V Demonstrations TV Program Field Visits & demonstrations Exposure visits, demonstrations Field Visits & demonstrations Productio n of technolog y inputs BRG redgram Co4 fodder & Azolla Production of mucuna 6

7 Crop/ enterprise Taluk/ block Prioritized s Technological solution Ramanagara Local Pea Magadi Root rot, powdery mildew & Leaf spot diseases IDM Ladies finger Magadi, Poor nutrient management Foliar application of nutrients Kanakapura Castor Magadi, Low productivity in Cultural Practice Kanakapura indeterminate varieties Rose Ramanagara Disease in rose Disease management Coconut Value addition Channapattana, kanakapura Magadi & Kanakapura Techno logy Assess ment Techno logy Refine ment Black headed caterpillar IPM Low income to SHGs Value addition in Amaranthus & rice bean Interventions proposed (please tick) FLD Training Extension programmes Field Visits & demonstrations Field Visits & demonstrations Field Visits & demonstrations Field Visits & demonstrations Field visit & diagnostic visits & demonstrations Field visit & diagnostic visits & demonstrations Productio n of technolog y inputs Tomato Mango Channapatna, Magadi Magadi, Ramanagara Poor nutrient management ICM in tomato Improper nutrient INM management Drudgery in harvesting Use of improved Mango harvester diagnostic visits & demonstrations 7. Details of technological interventions A. Technology Assessment Sl. Crop/ enterprise Prioritized Castor Low productivity in indeterminate varieties Title of intervention Technological options Source Assessing the impact of bud nipping in indeterminate variety for higher productivity in rainfed castor Option :No bud nipping in determinate variety Option : No bud nipping in indeterminate variety Cv. DCS9 Option 3: Bud nipping in indeterminate variety Cv. DCS9 Farmers Practice UASB AICRP (dryland) of trials 5 Details of inputs DCS9 casotr seeds Total cost (Rs.) 7000 Names of the team members, Narayana Reddy & Anjan Kumar 7

8 Sl. Crop/ enterprise Prioritized Redgram inflorescence webber infestation Title of intervention Technological options Source Assessment of effectiveness of combination of insecticides for management of red gram inflorescence webber 3 Banana Panama Wilt Assessment of integrated disease management practices for managing panama wilt in banana var. yelakki 4 Jasmine Budwrom infestation 5 Mulberry Low yield due to Mulberry Sucking Pests Assessment of effective insecticides for jasmine budworm management Assessment of Effectiveness of Organic Salts for Management of Mulberry Sucking Pests Option: Spraying of chlorpyriphos or quinalphos or profenophos Option : Spraying of g/lt before flowering Option 3 : Spraying 0.5 ml/lt followed by two sprays of 0.5 ml/lt Option : Soil drenching with carbendazim@ml/liter Option : a)dip suckers in 0.% carbendazim solution for 30 min b) Rhizome injection with % 0ml/plant (bimonthly) Option 3: a)dip suckers in 0.% carbendazim solution for 50 min b)soil drenching with 0.% carbendazim during nd and 5 th month c)application of Trichoderma viridae or Pseudomonas plant during 4 nd and 6 th month Option : No sprays/ spraying of methomyl@ g/lt Option : Spraying of ml/lt Option 3: Spraying of followed spray of thiacloprid@.5 ml/lt Option :No spraying Option : Spraying of DDVP (76% 0. % (safe period : 5 days) 8 Farmers Practice UASD AICRP (Pigeon pea) Farmers Practice UASB NRC Banana Farmers Practice IIHRB TNAU Farmers Practice CSR&TI of trials Details of inputs Total cost (Rs.) 5 PP Chemicals PP Chemicals PP chemicals DDVP & Organic Salt 5500 Names of the team members Murali mohan, Murali mohan, Anjan Kumar Murali mohan, Anjan Kumar Narayana Reddy KH Nagaraj

9 Sl. Crop/ enterprise 6 Grain Amaranthus & value addition Prioritized Nutritional imbalance 7 Arecanut Low income during initial stages of Arecanut cultivation 8 Redgram Weed infestation and Labour 9 Ladies Finger Poor Nutrition Managment Title of intervention Technological options Source Assessing the Acceptability of Grain Amaranthus malt Assessment of Mucuna as intercrop in Arecanut Assessing the effectiveness of pre and post emergent herbicide combination for weed control in red gram Assessment of efficacy of foliar nutrition in bhendi Option 3: Organic Product (Soft soap of potassium salt {50%}) Option : Ragi 70%, Greengram 5%, Wheat 5% Option : Amaranthus malt 7.5%, Ragi 5.5%, Greengram 5%, Wheat 5% Option 3: Amaranth 35%, Ragi 35%, Greengram 5% Wheat 5% Option : Arecanut Option : Arecanut+cowpea Option 3: Arecanut+Mucuna Option : Hand weeding and intercultivation operations times during crop growth Option : Pre emergent application of Pendimethalin kg a.i / ha at 03 days after sowing and periodic intercultivation operations Option 3: Pre emergent application of Pendimethalin kg a.i / ha at 03 days after sowing and Post emergent application of Imazethapyr 0% SL 00g a.i / ha at 50 DAS Option : FYM tons, Urea bags 5 : 5 : 5 3 bags / ha Option : NPK 5:75:63 kg/ha UASB UASB AICRPHS AICRPHS Farmers Practice UASB IIHRB Farmers Practice UASB AICRP (Pigeon pea) Farmers Practice UASB of trials Details of inputs Amaranthus Seed & ingrediants as mentioned in Options Mucuna & Cowpea Seeds PP Chemicals as mentioned in tech option 3 Nutrients as mentioned in Option 3 Total cost (Rs.) Names of the team members Shamshad Begum & Anjan Kumar Shamshad Begum Murali Mohan KH Nagaraj Anjan Kumar Murali Mohan Option 3: 75% RDF + foliar spray of 9 : 9 : 5g per litre, 9 TNAU

10 Sl. Crop/ enterprise Prioritized 0 Mulberry Low yield due to deficiency of micro nutrients Title of intervention Technological options Source Assessment of Soil Application of Micronutrients to Mulberry Crop 4 sprays, 30 DAT subsequent spray at 0 days interval Option : Recommended dose of fertilizers with zinc sulphate Option : RDF + micronutrients (Mg, Bo & Fe) through soil CSB Bangalore Silkworm Seed Testing Lab, Kodathi of trials 5 Details of inputs Micronutrients Mg, Bo & Fe Total cost (Rs.) 5000 Names of the team members Narayan Reddy KH Nagaraj B. Technology Refinement Sl. No Crop/ enterprise Value Addition Prioritized Dietery & Nutritional imbalance Title of intervention Refinement of Ragi Chakli Using Nutririch Grains Technological options Option : Ragi 50% Maida 50% Option : Ragi 50g Rice 36g Friedgram7g Blackgram dhal 3.5g Soyabean dhal 3.5g Option 3 : Ragi 50g Rice 36g Friedgram7g Ricebean dhal 3.5g Soybean 3.5g Source of trials UASB 5 Details of inputs Products as mentione d in Options Total cost (Rs.) 4500 Names of the team members Shamshad Begum KH Nagaraj 0

11 C. Frontline Demonstrations S. A Category/ Crop or enterprise Prioritized CEREALS & MILLETS Ragi B OILSEEDS Groundnut C PULSES Redgram D E Labour, Low productivity Low productivity and income in groundnut COTTON OTHER COMMERICAL CROPS Baby corn Low yield due to stem borer & downey mildew Title of Technology Source of Demo. Demonstration of Ragi harvester on custom hiring basis. Demonstration of Integrated Nutrient Management for Sustainable Soil Fertility and Crop Yield in Ragi (cv. GPU 66) 3. Micronutrient Application for Increasing Productivity of Finger Millet (GPU 48) 4. Demonstrating Groundnut : Redgram Intercropping (8:) technology 5. Demonstration of Integrated Wilt Management in Redgram 6. Management of stem borer & downey mildew disease in baby corn UAS (B) AICRP (dryland) AICRP (dryland) AICRP (dryland) Area (ha)/ Units Details of critical inputs Ragi harvester on custom hiring Improved seeds & Azospirullum Improved Seeds & Micronutrient s 0 4 Improved Seeds UAS (B) 0 4 Seeds & PP chemicals Total cost (Rs.) 0, Names of the team members Narayana Reddy KH Nagaraj 7000,600 Narayana reddy UASB 5 6 PP Chemicals 4900 Anjan Shamshad Begum F HORTICULTURAL CROPS Banana Panama wilt and poor nutrient management 7. Demonstrating Nutrient Management in Tissue Culture Banana (Grand naine) 8. Management of Panama Wilt and Leaf spot in Banana UAS (D) 5 6 Micronutrient Growth haormones PP chemicals PP chemicals Anjan Narayana Reddy Anjan

12 S. Category/ Crop or enterprise Mango Prioritized Low yield due to improper nutrient management Drudgery in Mango Harvesting Title of Technology Source of Demo 9. Demonstrating Integrated Crop Management in Mango 0. Demonstrating the Efficacy of Improved Mango Harvester (BRD Model) UAS (D) 0 0 Area (ha)/ Units 4 Details of critical inputs Micronutrient Growth hormones PP chemicals Total cost (Rs.) Names of the team members Murali mohan & Anjan Kumar & Anjan Kumar 3 French bean Low productivity Lack of awareness about improved varieties. Demonstrating the production technology of HYV Arka Sharath IIHRB 0 Improved Seeds 9000 Anjan Kumar 4 Coriander Low Yield 5 Jasmine Low yield due to diseases. Demonstrating the effectiveness of High Yielding Coriander var Arka Isha IIHRB 0 Improved Seeds Weedicide Demonstration of Integrated Crop Management in Jasmine UAS (B) 0 4 PP chemicals 8800 Anjan Kumar & & Anjan Kumar 6 Rose 7 Yardlong Bean 8 Tomato Low yield due to diseases Low yield due to pests and diseases Low yield due diseases 4. Management of Pests and Diseases in Rose 5. Integrated Management of Pests and Diseases in Yard long bean 6. Demonstration of Integrated Disease management in Tomato IIHRB 0 PP Chemicals 7600 UAS (B) IIHRB IIHRB 0 0 PP Chemicals 850 Trichoderma Pseudomonas flourenscense Fungicides 9 Magadi Low yield due to 7. Demonstration of Integrated IIHRB 0 4 Effective 400 Anjan 0300 & Anjan Kumar & Anjan Kumar & Anjan Kumar

13 S. Category/ Crop or enterprise Local Pea 0 Coconut Prioritized pests and diseases Yield Loss due to Black headed caterpillar Title of Technology Source of Demo Disease Management in Pea (var. Magadi local) 8. Management of coconut black headed caterpillar 9. Demonstrating Coconut Tree Climber (TNAU MODEL) for Drudgery Reduction UASB TNAU 5 0 Area (ha)/ Units 000 palms 0 Details of critical inputs Fungicides PP chemicals Coconut climber Total cost (Rs.) Names of the team members Anjan Anjan G LIVESTOCK/ FISHEIRES 0. Demonstrating the production technology of High Yielding Hybrid bajra napier CO4 TNAU 0 Fodder Grass Slips & KH Nagaraj Dairy Non availability of green fodder. Demonstrating Cultivation of Azolla as Nutritive Feed for Milch Animals. Demonstration of Multicut Fodder Sorghum Variety COFS9 UASB UASB Azolla Culture Concrete pits Fodder seeds & KH Nagaraj & KH Nagaraj H OTHER ENTERPRISES Yield loss due to sucking pests Mulberry cultivation Yield loss due to root rot disease 3. Demonstration of Mulberry root rot disease using NAVEENYA 4. Demonstration of Poison bait technique for Management of Giant African Snail Achatina fulica Bowdich in mulberry CSR&TI UASB 0 5 PP Chemical Methomyl Poison Bait Narayana Reddy & Narayana Reddy & Muralimohan Yield loss due to 5. Demonstration of Management of Leaf Roller Diaphania CSR &TI 0 PP Chemical 7500 Narayana Reddy & 3

14 S. Category/ Crop or enterprise Prioritized Giant African Snail & Leaf roller Title of Technology Source of Demo pulvelurentalis in Mulberry Area (ha)/ Units Details of critical inputs Total cost (Rs.) Names of the team members Muralimohan Silkworm rearing Diseases to silkworms Labour & damage to silkworms 6. Demonstration of effective Disinfection of silkworm house using ASTHRA 7. Demonstrating bed cleaning net technology in silkworm rearing CSR &TI CSR &TI 5 0 Disinfectant Bed Cleaning net Narayana Reddy & Muralimohan Narayana Reddy & Muralimohan 8. Demonstrating Grain Amaranthus Production and Value Addition UASB 0 Amaranthus seeds and ingredients of value added products 6000 Shamshad Begum KH Nagaraj 3 Value Addition Dietary imbalance & Improper nutrition 9. Introduction and Value Addition in Ricebean AICRPHS 0 Rice bean seeds and ingredients of value added products 6000 Shamshad Begum & Narayana Reddy 4

15 D. Trainings i) Farmers/ Farm Women S. Crop / Enterprise Red gram Major Wilt & Weed Linked field intervention (Assessment/ Refinement/FLD) Assessment of effectiveness of combination of insecticides for management of redgram inflorescence webber Assessment of Effectiveness of pre and post emergent herbicides for weed control in redgram FLDDemonstration of Integrated Wilt Management in Redgram Training Course Title** Management of Pests and Diseases in redgram of Courses 4 Names of the team members Narayana Reddy, Banana Panama wilt and poor nutrient management Assessment of Integrated Disease management Practices for Managing Panama Wilt in Banana var Yelakki FLD Demonstrating Nutrient Management in Tissue Culture Banana (Grand naine) Integrated Crop Pests and Disease Management in Banana 3 Anjan Narayana Reddy, 3 Bhendi (Ladies Finger) Improper nutrient Management 4 Castor Low Productivity FLDManagement of Panama Wilt and Leaf spot in Banana Assessment of foliar nutrition in Ladies finger Assessing the impact of Bud Nipping in Rainfed Castor for Higher Productivity Nutrient Management in Ladies finger Improved Practices for Higher yield in Castor 3 Narayana Reddy KH Nagaraj Narayana Reddy, 5 Jasmine Budworm infestation Assessment of effective Insecticides for jasmine Budworm management Management of Pests in Jasmine Anjan 6 Mulberry cultivation Yield loss due to sucking pests Assessment of effectiveness of Organic salts for Management of Sucking Pests 5 Effective management of Narayana Reddy

16 S. 7 Crop / Enterprise Silkworm rearing 8 Arecanut 9 Mango 0 French bean Major Yield loss due to root rot disease Yield loss due to Giant African Snail & Leaf roller Diseases to silkworms Labour & damage to silkworms Low income during initial stages Low yield due to improper nutrient management Drudgery in Mango Harvesting Low productivity Lack of awareness about improved varieties Linked field intervention (Assessment/ Refinement/FLD) FLDDemonstration of Mulberry root rot disease using NAVEENYA FLD Demonstration of Poison bait technique for Management of Giant African Snail Achatina fulica Bowdich in mulberry FLD Demonstration of Management of Leaf Roller Diaphania pulvelurentalis in Mulberry FLDDemonstration of effective Disinfection of silkworm house using ASTHRA FLDDemonstrating bed cleaning net technology in silkworm rearing Assessment of Mucuna as Intercrop in Arecanut FLD Demonstrating Integrated Crop Management in Mango FLD Demonstrating the Efficacy of Improved Mango Harvester (BRD Model) FLDDemonstrating the production technology of HYV Arka Sharath 6 Training Course Title** Sucking Pest in Mulberry Management of Diseases in Mulberry Effective Disinfection and innovative technologies for improved productivity of silkworms Integrated Crop Management Practices for improving productivity and income in Arecanut Integrated Crop Management in Mango Improved varieties and cultivation practices of French bean of Courses 3 Names of the team members Narayana Reddy Anjan Kumar Murali mohan & Anjan Kumar Anjan Kumar &

17 S. Crop / Enterprise Major Coriander Low Yield Jasmine 3 Dairy 4 Ragi Low yield due to diseases Non availability of green fodder Labour, Low productivity Linked field intervention (Assessment/ Refinement/FLD) FLDDemonstrating the effectiveness of High Yielding Coriander var Arka Isha FLDDemonstration of Integrated Crop Management in Jasmine FLDDemonstrating the production technology of High Yielding Hybrid bajra napier CO4 FLDDemonstrating Cultivation of Azolla as Nutritive Feed for Milch Animals FLDDemonstration of Multicut Fodder Sorghum Variety COFS9 FLDDemonstration of Ragi Harvester on custom hiring basis FLDDemonstration of Integrated Nutrient Management for Sustainable Soil Fertility and Crop Yield in Ragi (cv. GPU 66) FLD Micronutrient Application for Increasing Productivity of Finger Millet (GPU 48) Training Course Title** Improved Cultivation Practices of Coriander Improved cultivation practices of jasmine Cultivation of Improved Fodder Varieties and Azolla Cultivation Ragi Improved varieties and intercropping for higher productivity of Courses 3 Names of the team members Anjan Kumar & & Anjan Kumar & KH Nagaraj Narayana Reddy & KH Nagaraj Shamshad begum 5 Baby Corn 6 Rose 7 Yardlong Bean Low yield due to diseases in Baby corn Low yield due to diseases Low yield due to pests and diseases FLDManagement of Stem borer and downy mildew in Baby corn FLDManagement of Pests and Diseases in Rose FLDIntegrated Management of Pests and Diseases in Yard long bean 7 Cultivation and management of diseases in baby corn Effective Cultivation of Rose Management of Pests and Diseases in Yard long bean & Anjan Kumar & Anjan Kumar & Anjan Kumar

18 S. Crop / Enterprise 8 Tomato 9 Groundnut 0 Coconut Magadi Local Pea Value Addition Major Low yield due diseases Low productivity and income in groundnut Yield reduction due to black headed caterpillar attack Drudgery in climbing tree Low yield due to pests and diseases Dietary imbalance & Improper nutrition Linked field intervention (Assessment/ Refinement/FLD) FLDDemonstration of Integrated Disease management in Tomato FLDDemonstrating Groundnut: Redgram Intercropping (8:) technology FLD Management of coconut black headed caterpillar FLD Demonstrating Coconut Tree Climber (TNAU MODEL) for Drudgery Reduction FLD Demonstration of Integrated Disease Management in Pea (var. Magadi local) FLDDemonstrating Grain Amaranthus Production and Value Addition FLDIntroduction and Value Addition in Ricebean Refinement of Ragi Chakli Using Nutririch Grains Assessing the Acceptability of Grain Amaranthus malt 8 Training Course Title** Integrated Pest Disease management in Tomato Improved Groundnut Cultivation Practices for Higher Productivity Management of Pests and Diseases in Coconut Improved Cultivation Practices of pea Production of Amaranthus and Preparation of value Added Products Production of Rice Bean and Preparation of value Added Products Preparation of Ragi Chakli Using Nutri of Courses Names of the team members & Anjan Kumar Narayana Reddy Low productivity and income in groundnut & Anjan Kumar Anjan Shamshad Begum KH Nagaraj Shamshad Begum Shamshad Begum

19 S. Crop / Enterprise Major Linked field intervention (Assessment/ Refinement/FLD) Training Course Title** rich Grains Preparation Combination of Ragi & Amaranthus Malt * Title of intervention/title of technology, ** Training title should specify the major technology/skill to be transferred. ii) Rural Youth of Courses Names of the team members Shamshad Begum S. Crop / Enterprise Major Mango Low yield due to improper nutrient management Drudgery in Mango Harvesting Linked field intervention (Assessment/ Refinement/FLD)* FLD Demonstrating Integrated Crop Management in Mango FLD Demonstrating the Efficacy of Improved Mango Harvester (BRD Model) Training Course Title** Integrated Crop Management in Mango of Courses Names of the team members Anjan Magadi Local Pea Low yield due to pests and diseases FLD Demonstration of Integrated Disease Management in Pea (var. Magadi local) Improved Cultivation Practices of pea * Title of intervention/title of technology, ** Training title should specify the major technology/skill to be transferred. Narayana Reddy Anjan 9

20 iii) Extension Personnel S. Crop / Enterprise Fruit Crops Major Pests & diseases Linked field intervention (Assessment/ Refinement/FLD)* FLD Demonstrating Integrated Crop Management in Mango Assessment of Integrated Disease management Practices for Managing Panama Wilt in Banana var Yelakki FLD Demonstrating Nutrient Management in Tissue Culture Banana (Grand naine) Training Course Title** Recent advances in management of Pests and Diseases in Fruits & vegetable crops of Courses Names of the team members Murali mohan Anjan Kumar KH Nagaraj Field crops Low producti vity FLDManagement of Panama Wilt and Leaf spot in Banana FLDDemonstration of Integrated Nutrient Management for Sustainable Soil Fertility and Crop Yield in Ragi (cv. GPU 66) FLD Micronutrient Application for Increasing Productivity of Finger Millet (GPU 48) Assessment of effectiveness of combination of insecticides for management of redgram inflorescence webber Sustainable practices for improving productivity of field crops Murali mohan Narayana Reddy, Shamshad Begum, Syed Ali & KH Nagaraj 3 Mulberry & Silkworm rearing Yield loss due to sucking pests Yield loss due to root rot Assessment of Effectiveness of pre and post emergent herbicides for weed control in redgram FLDDemonstration of Integrated Wilt Management in Redgram Assessment of effectiveness of Organic salts for Management of Sucking Pests FLDDemonstration of Mulberry root rot disease using NAVEENYA FLD Demonstration of Poison bait technique for Management of Giant African Snail Achatina fulica 0 Improving Productivity and Management of Pests & Diseases in Mulberry Narayana Reddy KH Nagaraj

21 S. Crop / Enterprise Major disease Bowdich in mulberry Linked field intervention (Assessment/ Refinement/FLD)* Training Course Title** of Courses Names of the team members Yield loss due to Giant African Snail & Leaf roller FLD Demonstration of Management of Leaf Roller Diaphania pulvelurentalis in Mulberry Behavioural Skills Behavioural Skills Value Addition Effective TOT Behaviour al Skills Lack of skills in Preparati on of value added products FLDDemonstrating Grain Amaranthus Production and Value Addition FLDIntroduction and Value Addition in Ricebean Refinement of Ragi Chakli Using Nutririch Grains Assessing the Acceptability of Grain Amaranthus malt Farmers Field School Motivation and Attitudinal change Capacity building on preparation of value added products of Amaranthus and ricebean Preparation of Ragi Chakli Using Nutririch Amaranthus Grains KH Nagaraj, & Naryana reddy Shamshad begum * Title of intervention/title of technology, ** Training title should specify the major technology/skill to be transferred.

22 iv) Vocational trainings Crop / Enterprise IFS Training title* Integrated Farming System for Increasing productivity * Training title should specify the major technology/skill to be transferred. of programmes and Duration (days) Type of Clientele (SHGs, NYKs, School students, Women, Youth etc.) (0 Days) SHGs & FIGs Names of the team members Naryana reddy,, KH Nagaraj, Shamshad Begum & Syed Ali v) Sponsored trainings NIL Crop/ Enterprise Sponsoring Organization Training course title* of Courses Names of the team members * Programme title should specify the major technologies/skills to be transferred /refreshed. E. Extension programmes Month Extension programme* Linked field interventio n** Expected category of participants Names of the team members April May June July Diagnostic field visits, General meeting focused group discussion, Campaigns, Biofuel extraction Equipments awareness, Method demonstration, Radio/TV programme, Press publicity, Press Article Capacity building, Method demonstration, Implementation Constraint analysis, Focused Group discussion, Radio talk, Training, Preparation of extension literature, Field visit, Awareness article, Extrainees meet, Focused group discussion, Campaigns group meeting, Field visits, follow up visits, implementations, Capacity building, Field visit, Training of Extension functionary, video production & Demonstration Follow up visits, Trainings, Method demonstrations, Diagnostic field visits, Capacity building, Impact analysis, Focus group discussion, Radio talk, Paddy transplanting OFT3, 5& 7 FLD5 OFT, FLD,3,5 OFT, 5, 0 & 7 FLD, 3, 4, 5 OFT,5, 8, 7, 6,, 5 & 7 FLD,3,5,6,9, Farmers, Farm women & youth and Extension Functionaries Farmers, Farm women & youth Farmers, Farm women & youth Farmers, Farm women & youth, KH Nagaraj, Narayan Reddy, Shamshad Begam,, & Shyam Sunder, KH Nagaraj, Narayan Reddy, Shamshad Begam & Shamshad Begam,, KH Nagaraj & Shyam Sunder, KH Nagaraj, Narayan Reddy, Shamshad Begam &

23 Month Extension programme* Linked field interventio n** Expected category of participants Names of the team members Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan method demonstration, Visit Potato field and creating storage awareness, implementations Follow up visits, Group meetings, Exposure visit, Field visit, Mass Media coverage, Focus group discussion, Capacity Building, Radio talk, Method demonstration, Followup visit, implementations Result demonstration, Field day, Mass media coverage, Late khariff campaign, Group discussion, Capacity building, Impact study, Field visit, veterinary health camp Field day, Result demonstration, Mass media coverage, Exposure visit, Field visits, Focus Group discussion, Capacity building, Radio talk, Impact analysis, Radio Talk, Field days, focused group discussion, constraint analysis, Exposure visit Field visit, Mass media coverage, Radio talk, Krishimela, Method demonstration, Media coverage Field day, Exposure visit, Participatory situation analysis, Impact analysis, Mass media coverage, Field day, Radio Talk, Veterinary health camp, Method demonstration, Media Article, Group discussion, implementations Mass media coverage, Feed back analysis, Impact analysis, Radio talk, Demonstration,8,9,4,6 OFT,, 4, 8, 7, 0,, 3, 5& 7 FLD5, 0, 9,, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 30 OFT, 3, 6, 8, 7, 9,, &FLD 5, 8, 9, 0,, 5, 7, 9,, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 30 OFT,, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0, & All FLDs5 All FLDs5 All FLDs5 All FLDs5 Farmers, Farm women & youth Farmers, Farm women & youth Farmers, Farm women & youth Extension Functionaries Farmers, Farm women & youth and Extension Functionaries Farmers, Farm women & youth and Extension Functionaries Farmers, Farm women & youth, KH Nagaraj, Narayan Reddy, Shamshad Begam &, KH Nagaraj, Narayan Reddy, Shamshad Begam &, KH Nagaraj, Narayan Reddy, Shamshad Begam &, KH Nagaraj, Narayan Reddy, Shamshad Begam &, KH Nagaraj, Narayan Reddy, Shamshad Begam, ranganath &, KH Nagaraj, Narayan Reddy, Shamshad Begam & 3

24 Month Feb Mar Impact/feed back analysis Impact/feed back analysis Diagnostic field visit, Situation Analysis Extension programme* Linked field interventio n** All OFTs & FLDs All OFTs & FLDs Expected category of participants Farmers, Farm women & youth Farmers, Farm women & youth Names of the team members, KH Nagaraj, Narayan Reddy, Shamshad Begam, ranganath &, KH Nagaraj, Narayan Reddy, Shamshad Begam & * Field day, farmers conventions, group meetings, seminars, Krishi Mela, farmers tours, field visits, method demonstrations, exhibitions, campaign, others (please specify). Seminars on capacity building of farmers on issues related to WTO, Agricultural Marketing, Agribusiness Management shall be emphasized. ** Specify the FLD/Technology Assessment/Refinement/training programmes/important occasions, under which the extension activity is to be conducted. 8. Activities proposed as Knowledge and Resource Centre A. Technological knowledge Category Details of technologies Ragi cafeteria consisting of 5 recently released varieties Area (ha)/ Number Names of the team members Technology Park/ Crop cafeteria Redgram cafeteria consisting of 4 recently released varieties Narayana Reddy,, & KH Nagaraj Demonstration Units (Nos) Lab Analytical services Technology Week Banana cafeteria consisting of different varieties Vermicompost Azolla Production Poly house for vegetable cultivation Lab does not exists if funds are provided activities would be carried out accordingly Field Days ScientistsFarmers Interaction Exposure visits Competitions for farmers 0. 3 Narayana Reddy,,, & KH Nagaraj, KH Nagaraj, Narayan Reddy, Shamshad Begam, Rangamanth & 4

25 B. Technological Products Category Name of the product Quantity (Qtl.)/ Number Names of the team members Seeds Ragi 5 Qtls Redgram 5 Qtls, Narayana Reddy & KH Nagaraj Planting materials Bioproducts Earthworms 0 Kgs, Narayana Reddy, Livestock strains Fish fingerlings C. Technological Information Category Technological capsules / Number Names of the team members Technology backstopping to line departments Agriculture Horticulture Campaigns Workshops, Meetings, Diagnostic Visits, Guest Lectures Trainings Diagnostic visits Meetings, KH Nagaraj, Narayan Reddy, Shamshad Begam, & Animal Husbandry Veterinary camps KH Nagaraj Fisheries Training Programs KH Nagaraj Agricultural Engineering Capacity building, Custom hiring and demonstrations Sericulture Capacity building, seminars and guest lectures Narayana Reddy Literature/publication Folders 5 Booklets 3 Books News letter Electronic Media Video CDs of different demonstrations, KH Nagaraj, Narayan Reddy, Shamshad Begam, & KH Nagaraj,, Narayan Reddy, Shyamasundar & Kissan Mobile Advisory Services ASMs to be sent regularly twice a week Shyamasundar & KH Nagaraj Information on centre/state sector schemes and service providers in the district. Would be completed by October 0 Shyamasundar,, KH Nagaraj, Narayan Reddy, Shamshad Begam, & 5

26 9. ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES PLANNED S. Name of the agency / scheme NHM Name of activity Establishment of Polyhouse and Demo of vegetable cultivation Technical programme with quantification Infrastructure development and Capacity building programs covering 00 farmers Financial outlay (Rs.).5 Lakhs Names of the team members Narayana Reddy,, KH Nagaraj, and 0. Revolving Fund A. Financial status B. Plan of activities Opening balance as on (Rs.in Lakh) Expenditure incurred during 0 (Rs.in Lakh) Receipts during 0 (Rs.in Lakh) Closing balance as on (Rs.in Lakh) S. Proposed activities Seed production of ragi & redgram Expected output 5 qtls 5 qtls Anticipated income (Rs.) 40,000,05,000 Names of the team members Narayana Reddy, & KH Nagaraj,. Activities of soil, water and plant testing laboratory Type of samples to be analyzed Names of the team members Soil Water Lab does not exists, if funds are provided related activities would be carried out accordingly Plant Others 6

27 . Elinkage S. No Nature of activities Likely period of completion (please set the time frame) Remarks if any Creation of website October 0 Only one Computer exists and it is difficult to carryout the work. At least another computers should be provided Title of the technology module to be prepared Crops (Banana, Mango, Vegetables) module covering all aspects of cultivation 3 Creation and maintenance of relevant November 0 database system for KVK 4 Any other (Please specify) 3. Activities planned under Rainwater Harvesting Scheme (only to those KVKs which are already having scheme under Rain Water Harvesting) nil S. No Activities planned Remarks if any 4. Innovative Farmer s Meet Particulars Details Are you planning for conducing Farm Innovators Yes meet in your district? If Yes likely month of the meet October / November 0 Brief action plan in this regard During Technology Week celebration this event would be conducted involving all line department officials based on the s identified in Bimonthly workshops 5. Farmer s Field School planned S. No Thematic area Title of the FFS Budget proposed in Rs. Integrated Crop & Pest Integrated Crop & Pest Management in 30,000 Management redgram 7

28 6.Budget A. Details of budget utilization (0) upto 3 January 0 (Rs. In lakhs) S. Particulars Sanctioned Released Expenditure A. Recurring Contingencies Pay & Allowances Traveling allowances Contingencies A Stationery, telephone, postage and other expenditure on office running, publication of Newsletter and library maintenance B POL, repair of vehicles, tractor and equipments C Meals/refreshment for trainees D Training material E Frontline demonstration except oilseeds and pulses F On farm testing G Training of extension functionaries H Maintenance of buildings Extension Activities I Establishment of Soil, Plant & Water Testing Laboratory J Library TOTAL (A) B. NonRecurring Contingencies Works Equipments including SWTL & Furniture 3 Vehicle (Four wheeler/two wheeler, please specify) 4 Library TOTAL (B) C. REVOLVING FUND GRAND TOTAL (A+B+C)

29 B.Details of Budget Estimate (03) based on proposed action plan (Rs. In lakhs) S. BE 03 proposed (Rs. In Particulars lakhs) A. Recurring Contingencies Pay & Allowances Traveling allowances.00 3 Contingencies A Stationery, telephone, postage and other expenditure on office running, publication of Newsletter and library maintenance (Purchase of News Paper & Magazines).50 B POL, repair of vehicles, tractor and equipments.50 C Meals/refreshment for trainees (ceiling upto Rs.75/day/trainee be maintained).0 D Training material (posters, charts, demonstration material including chemicals etc. required for conducting the training) 0.50 E Frontline demonstration except oilseeds and pulses (minimum of 30 demonstration in a year) 3.85 F On farm testing (on need based, location specific and newly generated information in the major production systems of the area).07 G Training of extension functionaries 0.30 H Maintenance of buildings 0.30 I Establishment of Soil, Plant & Water Testing Laboratory 5.00 J Library 0.0 k Farmers Field School 0.30 l Extension Activities 0.5 TOTAL (A) B. NonRecurring Contingencies Works (for Roads and demo unit including polyhouse, shade net house and drip irrigation) 8.00 Equipments including SWTL & Furniture (for hostel and office) Tractor drawn implements.00 4 Vehicle (Four wheeler/two wheeler, please specify) Library (Purchase of assets like books & journals) 0.0 TOTAL (B) 3. C. REVOLVING FUND 0.00 GRAND TOTAL (A+B+C)