About District
a. District Profile (in brief)
Demographical information of district
Physiography
The Sehore district lies between the latitudes 22031' to 23040'North and between longitude 76022' and 78008' east. The average altitude of the district is 1500 mt. above Mean Sea Level.
Climate
– The district experiences the sub tropical climate. The annual rainfall of the district is 1260 mm. which is mostly concentrated during the month of July and August. The winter rains are also received but the frequency and timings are uncertain and they are independable under normal rainfall situations.
The summers are very hot particularly during the day time and the winters are cold. Rabi cropping becomes very difficult if the rains proceed much earlier in the Kharif season. Average temperature in summer varies from 250c to 480c and average temperature in winter from 100c to 250c.
Soil
- The district is characterized by black soils mostly medium in depth. About 60% area is under medium black soil (30-60 cm depth ) and about 20% deep (more than 60 cm depth) and about 20% shallow soil (30 cm depth). The soils are low in nitrogen, medium in phosphorus and medium to high in potash. 40% soil of Sehore, Budni, & Asta block found deficit in micro nutrients like Zinc, Sulphur, & Boron. The pH range of these soils is 7.3 to 7.8.
Physiography :
The Sehore district lies between the latitudes 22031' to 23040'North and between longitude 76022' and 78008' east. The average altitude of the district is 1500 mt. above Mean Sea Level.
Climate :
The district experiences the sub tropical climate. The annual rainfall of the district is 1260 mm. which is mostly concentrated during the month of July and August. The winter rains are also received but the frequency and timings are uncertain and they are independable under normal rainfall situations.
The summers are very hot particularly during the day time and the winters are cold. Rabi cropping becomes very difficult if the rains proceed much earlier in the Kharif season. Average temperature in summer varies from 250c to 480c and average temperature in winter from 100c to 250c.
Soil :
The district is characterized by black soils mostly medium in depth. About 60% area is under medium black soil (30-60 cm depth ) and about 20% deep (more than 60 cm depth) and about 20% shallow soil (30 cm depth). The soils are low in nitrogen, medium in phosphorus and medium to high in potash. 40% soil of Sehore, Budni, & Asta block found deficit in micro nutrients like Zinc, Sulphur, & Boron. The pH range of these soils is 7.3 to 7.8.
Area, production, productivity of major crops in the district during (2006-2008) –
(A) Kharif Crops
| Area under Kharif crops in ha. (2006-08) | ||||||||
S. |
Crop |
Average |
Year |
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2008 |
2007 |
2006 |
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1. |
Paddy |
3727.333 |
5642 |
4520 |
1020 |
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2. |
Maize |
10100 |
9830 |
10160 |
10310 |
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3. |
Arhar |
9146.667 |
6870 |
10470 |
10100 |
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4. |
Soybean |
244713.3 |
246980 |
247900 |
239260 |
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| Production of Kharif crops in MT. (2006-08) | ||||||||
S. |
Crop |
Average |
Year |
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2008 |
2007 |
2006 |
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1. |
Paddy |
6858.667 |
12410 |
7006 |
1160 |
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2. |
Maize |
16445.33 |
14940 |
13106 |
21290 |
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3. |
Arhar |
6979.667 |
5500 |
4129 |
11310 |
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4. |
Soybean |
343773 |
372940 |
318629 |
339750 |
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| Productivity of Kharif crops in kg/ha. (2006-08) | ||||||||
S. |
Crop |
Average |
Year |
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2008 |
2007 |
2006 |
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1. |
Paddy |
1628.333 |
2200 |
1550 |
1135 |
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2. |
Maize |
1625 |
1520 |
1290 |
2065 |
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3. |
Arhar |
826 |
800 |
558 |
1120 |
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4. |
Soybean |
1412.667 |
1510 |
1308 |
1420 |
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(B) Rabi Crops
| Area under Rabi crops in ha. (2006-08) | ||||||||
S. |
Crop |
Average |
Year |
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2008-09 |
2007-08 |
2006-07 |
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1. |
Wheat |
90296.67 |
81490 |
13200 |
176200 |
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2. |
Gram |
87760 |
102680 |
81400 |
79200 |
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3. |
Lentil |
4266.667 |
3200 |
5400 |
4200 |
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4. |
Sugarcane |
3276.667 |
2130 |
3700 |
4000 |
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| Production of Rabi crops in MT (2006-08) | ||||||||
S. |
Crop |
Average |
Year |
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2008-09 |
2007-08 |
2006-07 |
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1. |
Wheat |
263023.3 |
187430 |
161140 |
440500 |
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2. |
Gram |
85906.67 |
112950 |
46560 |
98210 |
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3. |
Lentil |
3390 |
2320 |
3900 |
3950 |
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4. |
Sugarcane |
18056.67 |
11820 |
20350 |
22000 |
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| Productivity of Rabi crops in Kg/ha. (2006-08) | ||||||||
S. |
Crop |
Average |
Year |
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2008-09 |
2007-08 |
2006-07 |
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1. |
Wheat |
2007 |
2300 |
1221 |
2500 |
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2. |
Gram |
970.6667 |
1100 |
572 |
1240 |
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3. |
Lentil |
797 |
728 |
723 |
940 |
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4. |
Sugarcane |
5516.667 |
5550 |
5500 |
5500 |
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| Horticultural Crops in the district (2006-07 to 2007-08) | ||||||||
Name of |
Area (ha) |
Production in ton |
Productivity (Kg/ha) |
Major crops |
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2006-07 |
2007-08 |
2006-07 |
2007-08 |
2006-07 |
2007-08 |
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Fruits |
104 |
305 |
1248 |
1410 |
12000 |
13000 |
Mango, Guava, lemon, papaya, jackfruit, & orange, |
|
Vegetables |
2415 |
2538 |
48300 |
53130 |
20000 |
21000 |
Onion, Potato, Tomato, Brinjal, Gobhi, Bhindi, Green pea |
|
Spices |
3409 |
3750 |
102270 |
117611 |
30000 |
31360 |
Chilli, Garlic, Coriender, Ginger |
|
Flower & Medicinal |
07 |
11 |
35 |
54 |
5000 |
6000 |
Marigold, Gaillardia, Rose Ashwagandha |
|
Total |
5935 |
6604 |
151853 |
172205 |
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- |
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(C) Status of livestock in brief
| (Population, Production and productivity of livestock, Poultry etc. in the district) | ||||||||
Category |
Population | Production |
Productivity |
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Cattle |
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Crossbred |
38871 |
19.3 (000MT) |
5.74 Lit |
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Indigenous |
351508 |
42.09 (000MT) |
1.84 Lit |
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Buffalo |
214245 |
88.2 (000MT) |
4.28 Lit |
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Crossbred |
49 |
135 kg (UUN) |
|
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Goats |
78389 |
6.00 (000MT) |
|
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Pigs |
|
|
|
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Crossbred |
89 |
|
|
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Indigenous |
2457 |
|
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Rabbits |
15 |
|
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Poultry |
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Hens |
|
|
|
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Desi |
42785 |
33.3 lakh |
|
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Improved |
11830 |
74.7 lakh |
|
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Ducks |
146 |
|
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Distt/ Block |
Geographical Area (ha) |
Cultivated Area (ha) |
Double Cropped Area (ha) |
Irrigated Area (ha) |
Forest Land (ha) |
Fallow land (ha) |
District |
656368 |
385377 |
255439 |
256246 |
172676 |
3625 |
Block |
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Sehore |
158208 |
116831 |
86201 |
84296 |
12555 |
1571 |
Asta |
147201 |
100624 |
72222 |
58237 |
26083 |
174 |
Ichhawar |
104085 |
50018 |
29090 |
25536 |
38761 |
168 |
Budni |
109077 |
48504 |
27038 |
39527 |
47848 |
361 |
Nasrullaganj |
137797 |
69400 |
40888 |
48649 |
47429 |
1351 |
Details of irrigation :
Open well, tube well and canals are the main source of irrigation in the district. Source wise irrigation potential in the district is as under
Scenario :
- Soybean, Wheat & Gram are the major crops in the district having low productivity as compare to potential due to traditional farm practices.
- With inputs becoming costlier adoption of Scientific farming techniques is slow.
- Most of the seeding devices are traditional resulted low inputs use efficiency.
- 50 – 60% of cultivated land under rainfed agriculture is contributing only 25- 30% of total crop production
- Effective application of chemical is inadequate. About 75 -80 % of the total pesticide applied reaches on the soil instead of being retained on the plant.
- The size of land holdings is progressively reducing, with very low availability of agriculture land sustenance of farmers through agriculture is becoming difficult.
- The application efficiency of conventional irrigation system is only up to 40 %, due to non adoption of pressurized & scientific method of irrigation.
- Due to lack of proper post harvest technologies losses in food grain is 10-15 %.
- Diversification of crop is very slow. Area under Horticulture crops is only 2.5 % of cultivated land.
- Cropping intensity of the district is only 154%.
- Application of Soil and Water conservation technologies at farmers part are almost nil.
- Present seed replacement rate is only 8%.
- Imbalance and non judicious use of fertilizer (20:11:1 Kg NPK) in the district not only deteriorating soil health but also increasing cost of production.
- Poor storage facilities & high fluctuation in market rate for fruits and vegetables restrict to farmers for crop diversification.
- Adoption of improved tools and implements is very slow due to poor purchasing capacity of farmers is bottleneck in adoption of effective & scientific technology.
- Non availability of critical inputs in time and their adulteration
- Inadequate knowledge on the part of farmers as well as extension functionaries about location specific technologies suitable for farming system.
- Poor credit support to small & marginal farmers is one of the bottleneck in enhancing productivity.
- Although significant work has been done at R & D and policy level for enhancing crop productivity but lack of proper linkage and coordination among developmental departments the expected results yet to come.
- Irregular supply of power in rabi during peak crop period is one of the bottleneck in enhancing crop production.
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| Govt. Offices and institutions working in the field of Agriculture and allied to agriculture in the district. | ||||||||
RAK collage of Agriculture. |
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CRDE- Krishi Vigyan Kendra. |
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Central farm machinery training and testing institute. |
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Department of Agriculture. |
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Department of Horticulture |
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Department of Sericulture |
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Department of Veterinary Science |
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Department of Fisheries |
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District forest office. |
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Registrar cooperative society |
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Water resource Department |
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MPEB |
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District Food Office. |
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Other institution – ITC, IFFCO, KRIBHCO, NFL, etc. |
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