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“ Boosting agricultural productivity”
DUSHYANT KUMAR SINGH [email protected]
(8057219497,8439842535)
KM. DIVYANSHI [email protected]
(8923583038,9458545442)
AJAY KUMAR SINGH [email protected] (7376555196,8923864164)
PRAVEEN KUMAR [email protected]
(8445752189,8765580959)
HINA KHAN [email protected] (8923913281,8881650374)
Inadequate infrastructure & services in rural areas
• Lack of new technologies in the field of agriculture
• Lack of good agricultural education
Climate change/variability and natural disasters
• Uneven monsoon,floods,landslides ect.
• Bad impacts of global warming
Sociological and psychological attitude towards farming
• Young people feel that farming is for the dropouts
• Young people prefer white collar jobs
Poor connectivity and marketing system
• Bad roads and inadequate vehicles leads to poor transportation
• Poor pricing policies and storage facilities
Lets throw some light on the problems tackled by the
Farmers of the agro-based country....
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Glimpse of proposed solution
Youth driven program
Advantages over existing
system
Implementation in real life
Development of information centres. Scholarship for students studying agriculture. Installation of “PUMPSET” in each village. providing vehicles for information centre in each block. Providing all the agricultural input at subsidized rates.
Recruitment of graduates, post graduates and PhDs in agriculture. A team of 8 people to serve at each block (information centre) . Setting a committees at district, state level. An organization at national level will monitor the working of employees at the state ,district and block level. Proper utilization of human resource. Creation of job opportunities in the field of agriculture. Nationwide impact with low cost input.
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We will frame out a network of graduates, post-graduates and PhDs
Graduates Post-graduates PhDs
Criteria for recruiting different group of people
have particular skills needed in the field of agriculture should hold a degree of B.Tech or B.Sc in agriculture should qualify an entrance conducted by upsc should be well-versed with local culture and language
have skills along with work experience should hold a degree of B.Tech/B.Sc +M.Tech/M.Sc in agriculture should qualify an entrance conducted by upsc should be well-versed with local culture and language
have specialized skills along with vast experience should hold the degree of doctorate in agriculture should qualify an entrance conducted by upsc should be well-versed with English language apart from knowing the local language
Number of persons to recruited
6755 3555 355
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National committee
State committee
District committee
Information centres in each electoral block
Practical working of the plan
A committee at national level will be drafted which will include leaders from two
major political parties and highly qualified doctorate
holders .
A committee at state level will be formed including doctorate holders and master degree holders, answerable to national
committee only.
District level committee will be composed of master
degree holders and some graduate, answerable to
state and national committee.
One information centre in each electoral block. It will comprise of a few graduate
and other servicemen answerable to all above
committees.
PART-A
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PART-B 1. All the
information centres will be equipped with
electricity backup, internet and
telephone facility and other facilities
necessary for
livelihood .
4. The farmers
won't have to go to market place to cell there product, instead they will simply take a to the information
centre and can get
there payment.
5. All the agriculture
input like seeds, fertilizers, machine and tools, agricultural loan
etc. will be provided at a subsidized rates so that people don’t consider agriculture, a job for
dropouts.
3. All the information
centre will be allotted a fleet of vehicles
(number depending upon population) for proper transportation
and connectivity to the
market place.
2. All the
information centres will have one
weather officer appointed for the propose of getting all the weather and forecasts so that a
farmers can be well prepared for the
upcoming situation .
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Decision Support System
Extension & Training
Policy Making
Farm Decisions
Decision-Making
Drought continues. Rainy season begins. Favorable planting/
cultivating… too windy
Farm management tools and
educational aids to provide a pathway of learning for farmers
Risk Management: preparedness &
mitigation measures
Decision Support System for Agricultural Weather Management
PART-C
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National committee
2-leaders (one from each of two major political parties)
35-PhDs (one for each state)
35-graduates(one for each state)
35- post- graduate(one for
each state)
Network of executives in this plan
State committee
320-PhDs(one for each district)
320-graduates (one for each
district)
320-post graduate (one
for each district)
To be continue
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Information centre
3200-graduates(1 for each information
centre)
3200-weather experts(one for each information centre)
3200-tranport managers(one for each
information centre)
16000-workers(5 workers for each information centre)
District committee
3200-post graduate(one
for each block)
3200-graduatets(one for each block)
There will be one information centre in each block of a district. Information centre = no. of blocks
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The total jobs created through our plan are 33065 .
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Graduates
Post-graduates
PhDs
Weather experts
Transport managers
Workers
6755
3555
355
3200
3200
16000
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The gross financial input is approximated to 53 million dollars per annum.
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Payment to recruited people
Cost of transportation facility
Cost of technological applications
52 million $ per annum
0.4 million $ per annum
0.6 million $ per annum
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Appendix
www.rural.nic.in www.wikkipedia.com Report- Agenda 21-Promoting sustainable agriculture A report on Indian Agriculture: Performance and Challenges A report by Indian Agricultural Research Institute(IARI) A report by Indian Council of Agricultural Research(ICARI) Report of the APO seminar on strengthening the agricultural support services for small farmers held in Japan, 4-11 July 2001