1. This document summarizes the achievements of ICAR-Krishi Vigyan Kendra in Vijayapura, Karnataka from 2011-2018. It provides details on staffing, facilities, farm areas, demonstrations conducted, trainings provided, and major problems addressed in crops and livestock. 2. The KVK interventions focused on increasing productivity and incomes through demonstrations of improved crop varieties and management practices for various crops. Trainings were also provided to farmers to build awareness. Major interventions addressed issues like pod borer and wilt in pigeonpea, integrated crop management in chickpea, and bacterial blight in pomegranate. 3. Innovative approaches included conducting surveys to monitor

1. Dr. S.A.Biradar
Senior Scientist & Head,ICAR-Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Vijayapura 1
Presented to QRT on 09.01.2020 at UAS, Dharwad
SUMMARY OF ACHIEVEMENTS
ICAR-KRISHI VIGYAN KENDRA, VIJAYAPURA-I
2011-2018
UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES
DHARWAD

2. KVK LOCATION, ESTABLISHMENT, HOST ORGANIZATION
MANPOWER IN POSITION
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Staff category Present status
Sanctioned Filled Vacant
i Sr. Scientist & Head 1 1 -
ii Scientists 6 4 02
iii Programme Asst. 3 3 -
iv Administrative staff 2 1 01
v Drivers 2 1 01
vi Supporting staff 2 1 01
Total 16 11 05
Year of Start : April 2004
Host. Inst.: University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad
Chairman: Dr. M. B.Chetti., Hon’ble Vice Chancellor
Address: University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad
Krishi Nagar e-mail : vc@uasd.in
Administrative building
Seed Processing and storage Godown
Museum
Soil and water testing
Training hall
Other facilities: AEEC, DATC, Agri college, RARS (5 AICRPS –Sorghum , Millets, Chickpea, DLA & Agro-meteorology) Tissue culture Lab, Bio Control lab & Production unit, Bakery Unit
Horticulture Research Center, Animal Dispensary etc.

3. FP
FP
Dairy
BLOCK WISE AREA OF ICAR-KRISHI VIGYAN KENDRA
Poultry
Goat
KVK Dimensions
30x30x4.5 m
Capacity
42 lakhs
Dimensions
38x38x2.5m
Capacity
7.0 lakhs ltrs
D- Block
E- Block
Particular Area (ha)
Seed production 10.00
Demonstration 2.50
Horticulture 2.70
Agro forestry 1.70
Fodder 1.25
Buildings & Roads. 2.00
Total 20.15

4. KVK FARM, DEMONSTRATION UNITS, PRODUCTION UNITS
Dairy unit , 2013, 1800 Sq.ft Goat unit, 2016, 150 Sq.ft
Poultry unit, 2015, 350 Sq.ft
Vermi-compost unit,2017, 150 sq. ft
Hydrophonics, 2017, 25 sq. ft Fodder block, 2017, 2500 sq. ft
Pomegranate mother plants, 2012, 4000 m2
Guava nursery, 2015, 5000 m2
Azolla , 2018, 60 sq. ft
Nursery Unit, 2018, 2200 Sq. ft
Drumstick seed prodn. 2014, 2000 m2
Terrace garden, 2018, 1000 m2

5. IPM Model
Vertical Garden
Honey bee unit
Nutri Garden
Medicinal
plants

6. Crop Major Problems Area (ha) Producti
on
(Tons)
Producti
vity
(q/ha)
Potentia
l Yield
(Kg/ha)
Yield
gap
(Kg/ha)
Bajra Moisture stress (40%) 25751 66451 999 1200 201
Sorghum Moisture stress(40-45%) , Non availability of HYV 145997 174416
1106 1350 244
Wheat Non availability of HYV, Rust(2-5%) , leaf blight & weeds. 46022 59451
1088 1700 612
Maize Root grub ( 10-12%), Fall army worm 50520 306034 3939 4200 261
Pigeonpea Lack of early maturing variety, Pod borer(25-30%) , Webber,
SMD & Wilt (15-20%
262563 173653
1012 1500 488
Chickpea Non availability of HYV, Wilt and pod borer Wilt (10-15%)
Pod borer (20-25%)
249354 94017
640 1000 360
Groundnut Lack of HYV varieties 24779 25629 676 1650 974
Sugarcane Root grub (10-15%), weeds and increasing cost of production 49270 3413464 80 t 100 t 20 t
Onion Lack of improved varieties and planting method , weeds ,
Pest & diseases Purple blotch (10-15%)
18169 362193
20.0 t 25.0 t 5.0 t
Grape Mite, Mealy bug, stem borer, downy mildew, mummification
Powdery mildew (15-20%) Downy mildew (15-20%)
10582 211640
24.0 t 35.0 t 11.0 t
Pomegranate Bacterial blight (20-25%), thrips , fruit sucking moth, fruit
cracking
4700 48000
10.00 t 16.0 t 6.0 t
Lime Canker (15-18%) , mites, gummosis problem 12168 304142 20.00 t 25.0 t 5.0 t
Livestock Scarcity of fodder,(56%) low productivity of animals, disease occurrence
Home Science Nutritional insecurity, Lack of value addition and unemployment
MAJOR PROBLEMS THAT HAVE CONSTRAINED DISTRICT PRODUCTIVITYAND PROFITABILITY DURING-2011-2018

7. KVK INTERVENTIONS DURING 2011-2018
OFT
•Tech Assessed(No.) : 40
•Farmers involved : 231
•Area covered : 92.4 ha
FLD
•Technologies Demonstrated(No.) : 157
•Demonstrations(No.) : 2176
• Area : 1131 ha
TRAINI
NGS
•Total Trainings : 1036
•Total Farmers : 48501
129
83
35
22 23
48
32
42
63
85
40 41
31
56
20
54
80
4
16
5
0
10
1
10
8 8
4 2
8
14 15
8
13
4 5
1 0 2 2
12
2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19
On-campus Off-campus Sponsored Vocational Extensional

8. 1. Pod borer and wilt management in Pigeonpea
Results of the intervention
Output spread/adoption 80000 ha
Direct effect: 20000 ha
Indirect effect: -
A. Farmer-Farmer 30000 ha
B. Line dept, media etc 30000 ha
Severity of problem
Problem Area affected
(ha)
Frequency Extent of
loss(%)
Pod borer 70,892 (27%) Every year 18
Wilt 55138 (21%) Every year 20
Moisture
stress
31508
(12%)
Low RF yr. 9
Impact of the interventions
Income generation Rs. 12000 /ha additional income
& Rs 96.0 Crore to the district.
Environmental
benefits
Pheromone traps and bioagents
reduced the chemical usage.
0
20000
40000
60000
80000
100000
Area spread (ha)
KVK Interventions
Nature of
Activities
Nos. Inputs supported linkages
Trainings 35 • TS-3R
• Pulse magic (3 kg/ac.)
• Pheromone traps (2/ac)
• Ha NPV @ 100 LE/ac
• Biofertilizers- Rhizobium
& PSB 2.50 Kg/ac.)
• Bioagents (Trichoderma 2
Kg/ac )
• Solar operated Nipping
machine (2No.s /village)
Seed unit,
UASD,
UASR
KSDA,
NFSM, NGO
Demonstration
FLD & CFLD
80
90
Method demo. 28
Field Visits 73
Publications 12
Field days 08
Exhibitions 08

9. 2. Integrated Crop Management in Chickpea
Severity of problem
Problem Area
affected(ha)
Frequency Extent of
loss(%)
Pod borer 62,338 (25%) Every year 15
Wilt 49,870 (20%) Every year 25
Moisture
stress
94810 (38%) Low RF yr. 20
Results of the intervention
Output spread/adoption 30,000 ha
Direct effect: 8,000 ha
Indirect effect: -
A. Farmer-Farmer 10000 ha
B. Line dept, media etc 12000 ha
Impact of the interventions
Income generation Rs. 12000 /ha additional
income & Rs 36.0 Crore to
the district.
Environmental
benefits
Pheromone traps and
bioagents reduced the
chemical usage.
Health benefits Reduction in injury of
palms
0
10000
20000
30000
40000
Area spread (ha)
KVK Interventions
Nature of
Activities
Nos. Inputs supported linkages
Training 06  Seeds JG-11& JAKI 9218
(20 kg/Acre)
 Pulse magic (3 Kg/ac.)
 Pheromone traps (2 No./ac),
 Ha NPV @ 100 LE/ac
 Biofertilizers- Rhizobium &
PSB 2.50 kg/ac)
 Bioagents (Trichoderma 2
kg/ac )
 Solar operated Nipping machine
(2No.s / village) and
 Cloth gloves (1 pair)
IGKV,
UASD,
KSDA,
NFSM,
NGO, AIR,
TV, print
media
Demonstrations
FLD & CFLD
10
75
Field Visits 08
Publications 02
Field days 02
Mobile messages 16
Farmer advisory
services
20

10. 3.Management of Bacterial Blight in Pomegranate
Severity of problem
Problem Area
affected(ha)
Frequency Extent of
loss(%)
Bacterial blight 1504 Every year 32
Results of the intervention
Output spread/adoption 1175 ha
Direct effect: 800
Indirect effect: -
A. Farmer-Farmer 200
B. Line dept, media etc 175
Impact of the interventions
Income generation Rs. 1.6 lakh /ha
additional income &
Rs. 18.80 Crore to the
district
Environmental benefits Bioagents reduced the
chemical usage.
Technological
Intervention
Nos. Inputs supported linkages
Trainings 65 • Dusting bleaching
powder around the
plants (10 kg /ac)
• Use of disinfected
equipment for pruning
(Dipping the secateurs in
sodium hypochlorite or
dettol)
•Spraying of COC +
antibiotics 3 g +0.5 g / lt.
(5 sprays)
•Spraying of
micronutrients : Zn, B,
Mg, &Ca@ 1g /lt.
( 3 Sprays)
UAS
Dharwad,
KSDA,
AIR, TV,
print
media
Demonstrations
(FLD)
80
Method
demonstrations
16
Field Visits 439
Field days 10
Exhibitions 19
Publications 12

11. Severity of problem
Problem Area affected
(ha)
Frequency Extent
loss(%)
Moisture stress 11,200 {B}
90518 (S)
During low RF
year
25
37
Results of the intervention
Output
spread/adoption
14,300 ha (B), 900 ha (S)
Direct effect: 7,700 ha (B), 250 (S)
Indirect effect: -
A. Farmer-Farmer 4,500 (B), 300 ha (S)
B. Line dept, media etc 1,500 ha (B), 400 ha (S)
Impact of the interventions:
No. of cracks will be reduced & minimum weed growth
Income generation Rs. 2000/ha (B), Rs.5000/ha (S)
additional income
Environmental benefits Soil & moisture conservation
4. Soil moisture conservation through wider row spacing & Compartmental bunding
KVK Intervention
Nature of Activities Nos. Inputs
supported
linkages
Demonstrations (FLD) 108 (S), 80 (B) •Sorghum
Seeds- CSV
29R (3 kg/ac) &
Bajra Seeds
Dhanalaxmi
(1.5 kg/ac)
• Seed
treatment
CaCl2
 Compartment
Bund Farmer
CRIDA,
DLA,
KSDA,
Progress
ive
Farmer,
AIR,
TV,
print
media
Mobile message 20
Method
demonstrations
16
Field Visits 28
Field days 12
Farmer advisory
services
30
Publications 02

12. Severity of problem
problem Area
affected
(ha)
Frequency Extent
of
loss(%)
Purple blotch 800 Every year 20
5. Productivity Enhancement in Onion
Results of the intervention
Output spread/adoption 1800 ha
Direct effect: 800 ha
Indirect effect:
A. Farmer-Farmer 600 ha
B. Line dept, media etc 400 ha
Impact of the interventions
Income generation Rs. 20000/ha increase in
income
Environmental benefits Pre from post harvest diseases
KVK Intervention
Activities Nos. Inputs
supported
linkages
Trainings 12 • Bhima Super
(Kharif) 2 kg/ac
• Propaquizofop 10
% EC
+Oxyflourfen 12 %
EC 350 ml/ac.
• Hexaconazole @
150 ml/ac &
Acitamorphid
50 gm/ac
• Boron 0.5 % foliar
spray (45 DAT)
DOGR,
FPO,
KSDA
Demo. -OFT’s 10
Demo. FLD’s 30
Method demo 12
Field Visits 18
Field days &
FFS
4
01
Exhibitions 2
Publications 2
• Uniform size bulbs
• Good keeping quality

13. Severity of problem
Problem Percentage of
scarcity
Frequenc
y
Reduction in
milk yield (%)
Scarcity of
green fodder
63 Regular 37
Results of the intervention
Output spread/adoption 178 ha
Direct effect: 53 ha
Indirect effect: -
A. Farmer-Farmer 55 ha
B. Line dept, KMF, Media etc 70 ha
KVK Intervention
Nature of Activities Nos. Inputs
supported
linkages
Trainings 35  Fodder seeds-
H. Napier
Multi cut
fodder sorghum,
Hedge Lucerne
Demonstrations:
Chaffing mgt
Silage, Azolla
Hydroponics
Management
IGFRI,
KMF,
ASCI,
MANAGE
, Line
Dept.
Agri.
entrepren
eur
Demonstraions (FLD’s) 45
Method demonstrations 28
Field Visits 63
Publications 12
Field days 08
Exhibitions 08 Impact of the interventions
Income
generation
Rs. 2250 /animal/month
(Income generation: 41%
increased income )
Gender concern Increase in income of farm
women
Health benefits Increased availability of milk
for home consumption (Protein,
minerals & vitamins)
6. Fodder Bank for Continuous Supply of Green Fodder

14. Unique features:
• To create the awareness among the farmers
regarding time of spray and providing
immediate solution for the problem through
mass media.
INNOVATIVE APPROACHES
Activities carried out
• KVK in collaboration with KSDA Vijayapura has
jointly conducted survey for Pigeonpea and Chickpea
pod borer from last 10 years from September to
December for 12 weeks in two groups in the district.
• Messages were finalized on every next day and
disseminated to the farmers through All India Radio,
TV, News paper, KVK mobile SMS service & Whats
app.
The concept here is driving independent diagnosis by extension
personnel.
Unique features:
• The e-SAP system will automatically select the appropriate
recommendation based on the name and intensity of the
problem, send the solution to the field user.
Activities carried out
• Hands-on Training to the officers of Agriculture,
Hort. dept. , NGOs and youth farmers
• Created Whatsapp group of e-SAP
• 19 training programme were organized by covering 87 field
staff and 256 youth farmers.
• DAESI Progamme – 6 batch with 180 Dealers
Out come:
• 23 per cent of chikpea and pigeonpea pod borer
infestation was observed.
• It helped to develop novel management practice.
• Area and production of Pigeonpea and Chickpea has
increased
1. Mass Awareness Campaign 2. e-SAP
Electronic solutions for agriculture pest
Out come:
1. Extension Functionaries will get the information easily
2. Farmers will get a authenticated recommendations
3. Early forecasting of pest & Diseases helps to take
preventive measures

15. Unique features:
• Nipping is an innovative agronomic technology
• Very economic, Less Drudgery, can be operated by
women, Time & Labour saving
INNOVATIVE APPROACHES
Activities carried out:
• FLDs, Trainings, Method Demonstrations, Exhibitions
• Short messages , Leaf lets, folders, leading news paper
coverage
•Tie up with Agril. Dept & NGO in spread of technology.
Technical bulletin was published and distributed to the
farmers.
Out come:
1. Increase in yield by 10-15%
2. Farmers can cover 2.5 acre with a minimal cost of Rs.
250 per day
3. 2500 Solar Nipping machines were provided to the
farmers on cost basis which covered an area of 20,000
acres. It can also be used for cotton
4. It can also be used in other crops (cotton )
Unique features:
• A Collaborative programme with KSDA.
• Involving award winning and progressive
farmers as master trainers in KVK training
programmes
Outreach
• No of training : 6
• No of participants : 180
• No of farmer as resource person : 20
• Exposure visit to progress farmer field: 15
During trainings progressive farmers are invited
as resource persons to share their experiences
with other farmers
3. Solar Nippers for Pigeonpea and Chickpea 4. Farmers to farmers training programme
Problem: Manual Nipping is Laborious & Less
branching
This type of training programme helps especially to the Farm
women as they are very shy to participate in the programme.

16. Year
No. of
SMS
sent
No. of
farmers
2011-12 52 1500
2012-13 51 2500
2013-14 62 3213
2014-15 87 7865
2015-16 32 10500
2016-17 16 13870
2017-18 41 25680
2018-19 48 32618
TOTAL 389
KMAS
Kisan Mobile Advisory Service
• Regular activities uploaded to the
website & KVK portal
Activities on Social Media
KVK Website:
1. Value addition 2. IFS
2. KVK demo units & activities
Technology Videos Developed:
ICT IN KVK VIJAYAPURA
Whatsapp : We have sending information on
crop management, Pest & Disease management,
Trainings and other extension activities of KVK.
 KVK Vijayapur Group
 Dairy farmer group
 AEL Poultry Group
 SAC Poultry Group
 Farmers community dhulake
 Agri Experts
 AIR & KVK Vjp Group
 Pome &Grape Growers Group
Output :
1. 4255 farmers/youths have attended on
campus trainings.
2. 255 farmers have taken planting
materials.
3. 6500 farmers have benefitted from
crop based messages.

17. FPO, Kolhar
FPO, Takkalaki
Name of the
FPO
Funding Agency Members Corpus amount
(Rs lakhs)
Technology
backstopping
Marketing
Horticulture
Farmer
Producer
Company Ltd.,
Takkalaki
Dept. of Horticulture,
Vijayapur
750
(M : 697,
F:53)
38.00 Conducting need based
training & Demo’s
(Grape, Pomegranate ,
Lime & Onion ) and
study tour
 Grape & Onion collection
centre
 Packing centre
 Raisin grader
 Farmers outlet
 Marketing fresh grapes
through mobile van.
Annual turnover Rs 65 lakhs
Horticulture
Farmer
Producer
Company Ltd.,
B. Bagewadi
Dept. of Horticulture,
Vijayapur
1060
(M : 900,
F:160)
10.00 Conducting need based
training s & Demo.
(Onion, Banana,
Grape ) and study tour
(completed )
 Farmers outlet
 Onion grading & marketing
 S. Cane trash baler
 Annual turnover Rs. 45 lakhs
IMPACT OF FPO/GROUP APPROACH OF KVK
Onion digger
Onion detopper
Store House Solar Dryer
Rooting media, siever, mixer
cum bag filling machine
Sahydri FPO
Ralegan Siddhi

18. Case study-2 Women Empowerment through Tailoring
•Background: Smt. Prema Bhosale, Hitnalli, Tq: Vijaypura, is 33 years old and has studied up to PUC .
•KVK Intervention: Skill training on stitching. Pico-fall machine, over-lock machine and raw material
needed for tailoring worth Rs. 6000/- have been given to her and her team to empower them.
•Economic impact: Earning Rs. 3000/ month in 2014 to Rs. 18000/month during 2018-19
• Contributing Rs.50000/-every year towards son’s education. Contributed Rs.1.5 lakh towards house
construction. Saving of Rs.1.8 lakh. Trained 30 women 8 women are self employed.
SUCCESSFUL ENTERPRENEURS
Case study-1 Goat farming and commercial fodder production
Background: Sarfaraz Dafedar, Athalatti, BA graduate was unemployed.
KVK Intervention: Skill training on goat rearing , critical inputs such as fodder seeds (CoBN-5, Hedge
Lucerne and CoFS-29 ), deworming were given under FLD and OFT.
Economic impact: Earned Rs one lakh through sale of single cut fodder from 2 ac. In 2018-19 he started
rearing of different goat breeds such as sirohi, Beetle, Totapuri and local breeds. He got a net profit of 7 lakhs
by selling of 170 goats. At present he is growing 5 types of perennail of fodder & rearing 230 male goats.
Case study-4 Value addition to sorghum
Background: Shri. Suryakant Gadagi , Ibrahimpur , Age: 58 years , 4th std.
KVK Intervention: Traditional varieties of Sorghum seeds supplied, Skill trainings were given in value
addition to sorghum. Marketing facilitation was made in different fairs and outlets.
Economic impact: Has earned an income of Rs. 62,225/- in 2016-17 to 1.55 lakhs during 2018-19
through value addition in the form of flakes, peda and hurda. (He is spending hardily one month in a year
for value addition)
Case study-5 Integrated farming system
•Background: Shri Hunnu Chavan , Arakeri owns 1.2 ha land. .
• KVK Intervention: Awareness and training on IFS with Inputs such as Curry leaf- 100, Banana seedlings- 80, Guava-
200, Drumstick seeds – ½ kg, Anjur-50 , fodder seeds and 60 swarnadhara poultry birds were given.
• Economic impact: Income through sale of birds-18,000 in four months, Sale of vegetables- Rs. 600/ day, Sale of goats-
50,000/annum. This year estimated income from fruits is- 50,000. Earlier income : 1,20,000 (sorghum, wheat and
redgram). At present net income is Rs. 2.68/- lakhs /annum

19. SUCCESSFUL ENTERPRENEUR -1
Goat farming and commercial fodder production by Sarfaraz Dafedar
Shri. Sarfaraz Dafedar Athalatti, BA
graduate was unemployed.
KVK Intervention: Skill training on Sheep and goat
rearing, inputs like fodder seeds, deworming through
FLD and OFT
Outreach
• Nearly 500 farmers visited
the farm
• 37 farmers have started
growing of perennial
fodders
• Six youths have started goat
farming
Economic Impact :
• Earned Rs one lakh through sale of single cut fodder from two acres
• 2018-19 he started rearing of different goat breeds such as
sirohi, Beetle, Totapuri and local breeds
• He got a net profit of 7 lakhs by selling of 170 goats
• At present he is growing five varietiestypes of perennial of fodder
rearing 230 male goats.

20. SUCCESSFUL ENTERPRENEUR -2
Women Empowerment through Tailoring
Smt. Prema Bhosale, Hitnalli, Age: 33 years , PUC
KVK Intervention: Skill
training on stitching. Pico-
fall machine, over-lock
machine and raw material
needed for tailoring worth
Rs. 6000/- have been given
to her and her team to
empower them.
Problem : Unemployment
36000
60000
96000
108000
180000
216000
0
50000
100000
150000
200000
250000
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Annual income
Economic impact:
• Earning Rs. 3000/ month in 2014 to
Rs. 18000/month during 2018-19
• Contributing Rs.50000/-every year
towards son’s education.
• Contributed Rs.1.5 lakh towards
house construction.
• Saving of Rs.1.8 lakh
• Trained 30 women & eight women
self employed

21. Impact :
 Nearly 200 farmers visited the farm
 17 farmers have started growing of fruit and 8 have started rearing poultry
 Two farmers have started goat farming
SUCCESSFUL ENTERPRENEUR -3
Integrated farming system
Shri Hunnu Chavan , Arakeri owns 1.2 ha land.
KVK Intervention: Awareness and training on IFS
with Inputs such as Curry leaf- 100, banana
seedlings- 80, Guava-200
Drumstick seeds – ½ kg, Anjur-50 , fodder seeds and
60 swarnadhara poultry birds were given
Economic Impact : Income through
 Sale of birds-18,000 in four months
 Sale of vegetables- Rs. 600/ day
 Sale of goats- 50,000/annum
 This year estimated income from fruits is- 50,000
Earlier income : 1,20,000 (sorghum, wheat and redgram)
At present net income is: 2,68,000

22. SUCCESSFUL ENTERPRENEUR -4
Value addition to sorghum Shri. Suryakant Gadagi , Ibrahimpur Age: 58 years , 4th std
KVK Intervention: Rabi sorghum is characterized by
excellent grain quality, tastier grains compared to Kharif
sorghum
• Provided Sorghum seeds of Phule Madhura & SJM
• Diversification in preparation of novel value added
products were exploited for commercialization.
• Skill trainings were given in value addition to sorghum.
• Marketing facilitation was made in different fairs &
Outlets
Economic Impact :
Has earned an income of Rs. 62,225/- in the year 2016-17
to 1.55 lakhs during 2018-19 through value addition in
the form of flakes, peda and hurda.
0
10000
20000
30000
40000
50000
60000
70000
80000
2016-17 2017-18 2018-19
Rupess
Year wise
Value addition
Chivada
Peda
Hurda

23. Year Lime (Kagzi) Guava(L-49)Pomegranate(Kesar)
2011-12 80000 0 0
2013-14 22000 208 0
2014-15 16000 60000 0
2015-16 34000 6000 28000
2016-17 17440 31440 109320
2017-18 40000 80000 40000
2018-19 24000 40000 60000
Total Rs. 233440 217648 237320
Year Milk sold Amount realized
2011-12 31873.3 7,75,810
2012-13 41,239.8 1161473
2013-14 40726.2 14,18,766
2014-15 42879.4 13,73,326
2015-16 41450.2 1493388
2016-17 36469.3 1305879
2017-18 30238.9 1382761
2018-19 16683.09 5,93,766
Total Rs 281560.19 9505169
Dairy details
Plantings
Crops
From SWTL, Lab
Year
Number of Soil
Samples
Number of
Water Samples Amount (Rs.)
2011-12 383 113 87900
2012-13 550 248 134800
2013-14 313 163 79000
2014-15 447 247 114100
2015-16 570 310 146300
2016-17 3580 446 759700
2017-18 544 301 136200
2018-19 661 419 174100
Total 7048 2247 1632100
Year Particulars Quantity
(qtls)
Amount
(Rs.)
Total Income
(Rs.)
2011-12
Cereals 42 231000
507750
Pulses 41.9 276750
2012-13
Cereals 25 125000
536500
Pulses 43 411500
2013-14
Cereals 26.75 1177005
1596932
Pulses 55.25 419927
2014-15
Cereals 34.9 174500
276772
Pulses 41.01 102272
2015-16
Cereals 42.5 170000
344000
Pulses 19.0 174000
2016-17
Cereals 42 193200
511200
Pulses 38 318000
2017-18
Cereals 21 63000
1614660
Pulses 204.8 1551660
2018-19
Cereals 23 3900
21980
Pulses 3 18000
TOTAL - 5409714
Crop : 5409714
Nursery : 237320
SWTL : 1632100
Dairy : 9505169
Total Rs. : 16784303
2.55
10.07
16.73
21.28
25.46
29.69
32.44
37.34
2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19
Revolving fund Generation in Rs.
Lakhs
Seeds/Plants/Products from KVK: Impact
678
1050
2455
1191
1555
6929 farmers

24. Major issues faced, Suggested approaches to solve, and future road map
of KVK
Major Issues faced Approaches Future road map
Labour problem Farm Mechanization • Custom Hiring Center
• Solar operated impliments
• Lingakes with Banks
•Skill Training
Water scarcity Soil moisture conservation
techniques, drip irrigation
• Borewell recharging demos.
• Popularization of low water
requirement and drought resistant varieties
Use of polymers
Soil fertility Organic farming Green manuring, Bio inputs, Skill training
programme on production of Bio fertilizers/
plant protection measures, Linkages with
Organic Farming Institutes
Fodder scarcity Introduction of perennial legume and
non legume crops and fodder trees
Fodder Bank, Introduction of non conventional
feed and fodder, Fodder balers/Blocks
Marketing issue Storage & preservation techniques Strengthening of SHGs, FPOs, Value addition,
Exchange of Products , Marketing outlets
Monocropping Integrated Farming System Agro-forestery. Crop Diversity, Horti based
Farming system, DFI etc.,

25. THANK YOU