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 Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojna: (2013-14 started as NMMI than as OFWM and 2015 changed to PMKSY)

 

Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojna focuses on enhancing water use efficiency by promoting appropriate technological interventions like drip and sprinkler technologies, efficient water application & distribution system, secondary storage and drainage development. The unit cost of Drip irrigation varies with respect to plant spacing and location of water source. Moreover, the cost of the drip system varies from state to state depending upon volume of demand, marketing network etc. Accordingly, the states have been categorized into three categories viz Category A, B & C. Keeping in view the level of awareness, proximity to the manufacturing units, distance involved in transportation, potential for drip irrigation, the cost of drip system in Category ‘B’ States is estimated to be 15% higher than Category ‘A’ States while for Category ‘C’ states it is estimated to be 25% higher than Category ‘A’ states. Himachal Pradesh falls under Category ‘C’. Support to each farm family under Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojna component has been restricted to a farm size of 5 Ha. However, beneficiaries who have already availed the benefit of central support for micro-irrigation cannot avail further assistance for the same land for the next 10 years. The water resources developed through watershed development programmes/ MGNREGA in the demonstration area should invariably be linked with the activities of Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojna component for its potential use.

For this purpose the subsidy on micro-irrigation has been enhanced from 50% to 80% (30% state share).

 List of Components Covered Under Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojna:

 

S. No.

Components

 

Cost Norms

Total Cost

(Lakh Rs.)

Pattern of Assistance

(%)

1.

Drip Irrigation

(Wide spaced crops)

 

Small & Marginal farmers

Rs.37200/ha (average)

 

50% to big farmers and

50% Central share+30% State share to Small and marginal farmers

2.

Drip Irrigation (Closely Spaced crops with rows at less than 1.2 meter)

Small & Marginal farmers

Rs.90,000/ha (average)

 


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3.

Micro Sprinkler irrigation system

Small & Marginal farmers

Rs.58,900/ha. 

 

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4.

Mini Sprinkler irrigation system

Small & Marginal farmers

Rs. 85,200/ha.

 

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5.

Portable Sprinkler irrigation system

Small & Marginal farmers

Rs.19,600/ha.

 

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6.

Semi Permanent Irrigation System

Small & Marginal farmers

Rs.36,600/ha.

 

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7.

Large Volume Sprinkler Irrigation System (Raingun)

Small & Marginal farmers

Rs. 31,600/ha.

 

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8.

Training Programme

 

Rs.50,000/-   per   training

Programme (For 30 participants for a duration of atleast 2-3days)

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9.

Land leveling, Construction of field channels,sub surface distribution with box outlets

 

50% of  cost  limited  to  Rs.12,000/- per ha.

 

 

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10.

Secondary storage system

 

50% of cost limited to Rs. 100per cum of storage capacity.

Restricted to Rs.2 lakh perbeneficiary.

 

11.

On farm drainage

 

50% of cost limited to Rs.25,000 per ha.

Restricted to Rs.1lakh perbeneficiary.

 

For other details please visit official website click here

Sub Mission of Agriculture Mechanization (SMAM)

Govt. of India has started a dedicated scheme namely - Sub Mission of Agriculture Mechanization (SMAM) for the promotion of farm mechanization which include large number of components whereby assistance is provided to the farmers for the purchase of various modern farm tools and machinery in the form of back ended subsidy.

In Himachal Pradesh, SMAM was implemented by the State Agriculture Department and no funds were provided to the Horticulture Department. Keeping in view the large number of horticulture farmers in the state and huge demand for orchard management modern tools and power operated machinery / equipments, GOI has approved two components (Component 3: Financial assistance for procurement of agriculture machinery and equipment & Component 6: Promotion of farm mechanization in selected villages) to be implemented by State Department of Horticulture from financial year 2019-20.


Component wise detail of Assistance


Sr. No.

Component

Maximum Permissible subsidy per Machine / Equipment

Pattern of Assistance (%)

1

Tractors

Tractor 2WD (above 20-40 PTO HP)

2.50

50%

Tractor 4WD (above 20-40 PTO HP)

3.00

50%

2

Specialised Self propelled machinery

Post Hole Digger/Auger

0.75

50%

3

Self propelled horticulture machinery

Track Trolley

2.00

50%

Multipurpopse hydraulic system

2.00

50%

Power operated horticulture tools for pruning, budding, grafting, shearing etc.

0.50

50%

5

Horticultural/Post Harvest Technology Equipment

Self propelled/ other power driven horticulture machinery

Chain Saw /Mango Grader/Planter
and other suitable self propelled machinery and equipment for horticulture crops.

0.75

50%

Post Harvest Equipments for food grains, oil Seeds and Horticultural Equipments

All types of Cleaner cum Grader/ Gradient separator /specific gravity separator (for all types of horticulture/Food grain/oilseed crop)

1.00

50%

6

Type of Agricultural Equipments

Specialised Agriculture Machinery

Solar operated/electric operated animal deterrent bioacoustics equipment (with solar panel)

0.35

50%

Solar operated/electric operated Hydroponic machine for raising nursery of various crops (below 500 kg capacity)

3.00

50%

(F)

Component No. 6: Promotion of Farm Mechanization in Selected Villages

Financial assistance for Farm machinery banks with minimum 8 farmers per bank

upto 10 lakhs per farm machinery

80% limited to 8 lakh

Total

For further details please visit guidelines page click here

World Bank Funded “Himachal Pradesh Horticulture Development Project”

Project Period:                2015-16(PY0) to 2022-23

Total Project outlay:     Rs. 1169.15 Crores (as per PIP)

 Objective of the Project:  To increase the “productivity, profitability, and market access of selected horticulture commodities in Himachal Pradesh” through import of elite plant material. Strengthening of orchards & nurseries of the Department of Horticulture, Skill Development, Value addition (Dev. of Common service Centers & market info & intelligence services), Market infrastructure Development (new & up -gradation of existing).  

Other Highlights:  

Ø  Increase the  fruit production from approx. 8.0 lakh MT to three four times MT for temperate fruit crops & similarly  sub-tropical fruit crop production shall enhance from 0.67 Lakh MT to 2-3 Lakh MT by the end of project period through Introduction of new elite plant material.

Ø  The productivity of fruit crops shall enhance from 5.02 MT at present year 2015-16  to 15 MT(approx.) by the end of project period 2022-23 with the import of global importance cultivars.

Ø  Total import 20.68 million different elite plant material of Apple, pear, cherry Apricot etc. during the project period w.e.f. 2015-16 to 2022-23.

Ø  Total area coverage: 18200 Hectare under new & 3000 Ha under re-plantation in old apple orchards.

Ø  Major focus  on small & marginal farmers, & strengthening of marketing/post harvest infrastructure development

Ø  Employment generation in post-harvest management, processing.  

 

Major Components of the Project:

Component A: Horticulture production and Diversification:

  1. Import of fruit plants( temperate & sub-tropical fruits)
  2. Strengthening of PCDOs (initially 33 numbers of Progeny Cum Demonstration Orchards of the Department of Horticulture shall be developed under the project by this Society).

Component B: Value Addition and Agri-enterprise (CA stores, FPO, Agri-business)

Component C: Market Development (up-gradation of existing market yards, Market intelligence).

 Component D: Project Management, Monitoring and Learning.

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