This document discusses strategies and government initiatives to increase agricultural productivity in India. It proposes establishing training centers in every area to educate farmers about modern technologies like mechanization, fertilizers, irrigation techniques and pesticides. It also recommends that the government help farmers financially by providing subsidies, credits and investment in irrigation. Specific initiatives mentioned include opening specialized agricultural credit branches, allocating funds to increase rice production in eastern states, and launching a national e-governance plan in agriculture. Overall, the document emphasizes educating farmers about new technologies while also incentivizing them financially and technically to adopt these methods.

1. Presented by:- Ravneet kaur (Team Leader)
Sonali Bakshi, Dalvinder kaur
(economics hons. 1st year)
Sakshi,Neha
(M.A Economics 2nd year)
College:- D.A.V College For Girls, Yamuna nagar

2. So we should try to concentrate on building of our food security system
by adding new ideas to our production methods, because importing
food grain from a predominant agricultural country like us will have
the same impact as importing unemployment and this can lead to great
agrarian distress

3. The total planned expenditure for the Ministry of Agriculture has increased considerably to Rs 27,049 crore (US$ 4.98 billion)
in the Union Budget 2013-14. The outlay is 22 per cent over the revised estimates of the year 2012-13. Further, the amount of
Rs 1,000 crore (US$ 184.32 million) has been allocated to continue support to the new green revolution in Eastern States like
Assam,
a)The Chennai based Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) keeping its thrust on
agricultural lending under priority sector area has proposed to open 15
special agricultural credit branches in Karnataka and Maharashtra. The
bank intends to lend about Rs 500 crore through these branches.
Bihar, Chhattisgarh and West Bengal to increase the rice production.
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4. Goals for increasing agricultural productivity:-
a) Achieve 4 % growth in agricultural and raising income by productivity , diversification to high value agriculture and rural non-
farm by maintaining food security.
b)Sharing growth by focusing on small and marginal farmers, lagging region.
c)To sustainability of agriculture by focusing on environmental concerns.
But to achieve all these aims the government should help farmers more and more by providing them price policies, subsidies and
investment, credits, irrigation and water management etc. government should try to educate farmers about the mechanization, fertilizers,
high yielding varieties (which were the basis of green revolution), irrigational techniques, pesticides, increasing plant densities etc. The
deep study of these new technologies is study below :

5. A new technology of tractors in foreign countries is used and that is Tractors on autopilot
Thanks to GPS tractors, combines, and more can accurately drive themselves through the field.
These systems are capable of tracking curved lines as well. The tracking system is tied to the tractor’s steering,
automatically keeping it on track freeing the operator from driving. This allows the operator to keep a closer eye on
other things.
Initiatives related to new technology:-
a)Several programs should be organized to develop with the objective of enhancing farm productivity and output by new and
latest technologies.
b)Strengthening human capabilities to effectively implement those modern agricultural programs. These programs should focus
on latest agricultural researches, new and latest irrigation techniques etc.
c)There should be more and more development in the input delivery and market services.
d)I n order to increase productivity a training centre should be setup in every area so that the farmers should know how to increase their
resources by new technical methods.

6. 1. Tractors on autopilot
2. Swath control and variable rate technology
3.Field documentation
4.Biotechnology

7. Some strategies related to Irrigation techniques:-
a)Creating irrigation potential by conserving rainwater which is being drained out to rivers by constructing modern irrigational
structures .
b)There should be a department made by government in each state which should totally take in care the facilities providing the facilities
related to irrigation.
c)Expanding minor irrigational programs which include digging shallow wells for command area of 1-2 hectares
But for practicing all these methods farmers need to be financially incentivized and technically trained by the government

8. For high and high production of agriculture a farmer need to be specializes as well as he should be financially perfect. It is very
difficult to increase our production for middle and low financially secured farmers. There should be some steps that should be
undertaken by government for providing financial security to the farmers so that they can easily opt the new techniques and
machinery in order to increase productivity.
a) Government should establish branches of banks at strategic locations .They should also provide Kisan credit cards to the farmers
and wherever necessary links with the insurance companies to facilitate the farmers access insurance.
b)government should also design simple borrow friendly lending policy, procedure documentation, customized and flexible
financial products that can match needs of farmers in the states rather than one- fits-all for a country.
c)State government should create enabling environment that can improve credit absorption capacity of farmers and geographical areas,
accelerate flow of credit and loan recovery simultaneously.
d) Government can launch massive campaigns to create awareness among farmers to avail financial services.

9. GOVERNMENT SCHEMES AND THEIR APPROACHES
National e-Governance Plan in Agriculture
The Mission Mode Project has been introduced for ensuring timely access to agriculture related
information for the farmers of the country..
CENTRAL SECTOR SCHEME:-
Extension Education Institutes (EEIs): Four Extension Education Institutes located at Nilokeri (Haryana), Hyderabad (Andhra
Pradesh), at the Regional level. The objective of EEIs is to improve the skills and professional competence of Extension field
functionaries of Agriculture and allied departments

10. Government should bring awareness among the farmers about environment friendly resource management option that minimize land
degradation and bring about improvement in Natural Resource Based.
Establishing of ”sites of learning "in the area where farmers will undertake participatory research and development.
Indentifying institutional and policy option that can provide incentives for network of community based organization to achieve
common goals of increasing production.
Fields studies centre should be established in each and every area of the country to train the
farmers regarding the agricultural techniques, modern farming, effective use of resources, less
and less wastage of resources as well as these schemes that the government has provided to
them so that they can work efficiently and effectively for increasing the AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCTIVITY in the country.