1. COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND RESEARCH STATION
BOIRDADAR RAIGARH
AN ASSIGNMENT ON – AGRICULTURE COOPERATION IN INDIA –
IN FIVE YEAR PLANS CREDIT
Submitted By-
Name – Mukund
Student Id - 20221710
Submitted To-
Dr. Meenakshi Chandra
(Department of Agricultural Economics)
2. First five year plan ( 1951-56)
• Focused on the increased production of food grains.
• The target of food production was fixed at 62 million
tons.
• Community development programmes and
extension service were given prime importance in
this plan. The national extension service was
initiated in 1953.
• In order to achieve targeted production level
emphasis was laid on improved tillage practice, use
of improved seeds , fertilizer, water etc. Land
reclamation and land development measure s were
also given importance during the first five year plan.
3. Second five year plan ( 1956-61)
• Level of production was around 76
millions tones
• Targeted food production was envisaged
at 24 %
• Increase number of agriculture credit
societies
• Net irritated area increase 51 million
hectares to 70 million hectares
4. Third five year plan ( 1961-66)
• Self sufficient in agricultural food grain
production
• Produce commercial crops to meet the export s
• Development of large irrigation project and
small irrigation project
• Concentrated on soil conservation programmes
• IAAP programme started in 1964-65
• National seed corporation- 1963 NCDC and AFC
ln 1963.
5. Fourth five year plan (1969-74)
• Annual growth of 2.8 % in agriculture
• Economic development of small cultivators
• Agricultural research and extension
programmes
Annual plans (1966-69)
• HYVP launched – 1997
• Importance to minor irrigation schemes
• Development of Agro industries
6. Sixth five year plan (1980-85)
• Sustainable increase pulse production
• Self sufficient in oil seed production
• NABARD establishment (1982)
Fifth five year plan (1974-1979)
• Sustainable development in use of manures
• Efficient distribution of fertilizer
• KVK establishment (1977-78)
7. Eight five year plan (1992-97)
• To generate surplus of food grains for export
• Attain self sufficient in pulses and oilseeds
• Spread green revolution in eastern region
• Improving efficiency of irrigation
Seventh five year plan (1985-90)
• Aim solving the problem of rural poverty, rural
unemployment , reduces the regional
imbalance in development
• Rural employment programmes were launched
8. Ninth five year plan (1997-2002)
• To ensure and nutritional security put a target of 4.7
% growth in agriculture
• Scheme of kisan credit card ( KCC) was introduced in
1998-99
• Announcement of national agriculture policy (2000)
• Technology mission on cotton
• Legislation of plant variety protection and farmers
Rights
• Implementation of the national agriculture
insurance scheme/ Rashtriya kisan Bima yojna
(1999-2000)
9. Tenth five year plan 2002-2007
• Increasing credit flow by to all farmers
• Announcement of national agriculture
policy
• To make agriculture more efficient leading
to increased output and employment
• Provide adequate irrigation facilities in
tribal areas
• Introduction of rural Godown scheme
10. Eleventh five year plan (2007-2012)
• Doubling the rate of growth of irritated
area
• Reclaiming degraded land focusing on soil
quality
• Diversity into high value outputs, fruits,
vegetables, flowers, herbs, and plant
spices, medicinal plant .
