2. Comparison between India and China
BOOSTING AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY
Year by year population is growing
but not relatively our food grain
production or GDP. If this continues
,in an agricultural country like India
hungry mouths will increase and
unbalanced condition will prevail.
we must realize this and act
immediately .
3. TO MEET THESE PROBLEMS WE PROPOSE TO FORM A COMMITTEE NAMED
IAF
EDUCATION
PWD
and
R&D
MARKETING
&
SUBSIDIES
JUDICIARY
&
LEASING
SYSTEM
ASPECTS OF IAF
Agriculture is governmentizedby
involving themselves in leasing
system with private
Prevention of agriculture area from
construction and creating interest
and encouraging the youth to involve
in agriculture.
Enhancing employment in
agriculture
Actions for informing the schemes
and subsidies to reach interior rural
areas.
4. CENTRAL
BODY(15
members)
COMMITTEE
COMMITEE IN
EACH
STATE(10
members)
COMMITTEE
COMMITTEE
IN EACH
DISTRICT(5
members)
COMMITTEE
IN EACH
TALUK(5
members)
COMMITTEE
IN EACH
PANCHAYAT(5
members)
STATE
COMMITTEE
•Agricultural Scientists
•IAS officers
•Economists
DISTRICT
COMMITTEE
•Chief Members Of Taluk
•Village Committee
• Retd.Judge,
•Retd Bank Manager
• Agriculture Activists
TALUK/VILLAGE
COMMITTEE
•Advocates
•Agricultural
Graduates
• Accountants
Retired chief
justice
Heads of the
eminent
agricultural
universities
Panel of 3 IAS
officers
Planning
commission
Responsible for the settling of the
disputes over agricultural land .
Takes care of research and
development and provides solution to
the farmers in improving cultivation
Responsible for providing bank
loans,electricity and water supply to
the farmers
Monitors the existing agricultural land
from being converted into the plots
and buildings and also takes care of
alloting funds .
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5. Classification of crops
primary crops
(Wheat
Rice)
secondary crops
(Spices
Cardamom)
cash crops
(Cotton
Jute)
Others(Beverages
Tea
Coffee)
Zones are
identified
for each
crop all
over India
Each zone is
graded/ranked
according to
the
productivity
Based upon the grades
the share of
government varies from
10-30% and private
share varies accordingly
•For e.g.for Rice Crop,lands producing rice in India comes
under rice zone.These rice zone areas are ranked according
to the productivity,export and other factors like irrigation
support existing and their source of water.
•Depending upon the monsoon and crop rotation over a
year,the grading system varies and regional committee
decides over this factor.
IDENTIFICATION OF
HOTSPOTS
We come up with an innovative
idea of shares .
Contd..
6. •The shares must be
provided after thorough
agreement between
the farmer and
committee(regarding
crop to be cultivated
and other factors).This
is carried out through
the village committee
approved by the state
committee.
•Bank loans will be
sanctioned through
village committee.
•Insurance is a part of
the share ,depending
on the terrain of the
region fixed by the state
committee with
reference to the
previous history.It is
provided in case of
natural disasters.
Gives
Reports to
the
panchayat
IAF
commitee
Money
collected
Govt/private
share
Product
Authorized
middle man
SHARING & LEASING SYSTEM
EMPLOYMENT
SECTOR
• In each state ,a separate panel is set and
members for the IAF committee are recruited
through an exam.Recruitment depends on
relative marks with respect to requirement.
7. EDUCATION
SECTOR
Imparting agricultural studies from
primary standards which includes
theory and practical knowledge about
irrigational practices,modern agricultural
techniques...
In higher secondary education agri -
science must be made as a Separate
elective.
Implementing research programmes
and projects tied up with industries in
college level and also allocates special
funds for scholarships.
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Canals and rivers will be maintained and
monitored by the regional IAF committee.
Electricity and water supply
connections are arranged to meet the
demands and the gamble of monsoons.
Check dams must be built as many
possible .
The storage facilities (dry and cold
storage) are provided depending upon
the needs of the farmers.
Steps to be implemented in education and PWD sector
•Weak Framework for Sustainable
Water Management.
•Deteriorating irrigation infrastructure
Some prime
problems are
8. Construction built in agricultural
land without prior approval is
punishable.
Pending civil cases and corruption
cases regarding agriculture will be
judged soon through the farmer’s
court.
Hoarding activities will be
monitored strictly.
Non approved plots that is suitable
for agriculture will be taken by the
government with prior indication.
Farmer’s court will be made and
judgement will be given within 15
days .
JUDICIARY
SECTOR
Introducing efficient methods of farming
like mixed farming, pastoral farming
co-operative farming.
Hybrid, high yielding, drought
resistant varieties are also developed
based on the terrain of that particular
region.
Awareness programmes on new
technologies are carried out on a
regular basis to reach out to farmers.
10% of total area in every farmer’s
area must be planted with trees.
Seminars on recent improvements in
technologies in comparison with other
countries and the present scenario of
the agricultural sector are presented to
college graduates.
Promoting high value products in
non-farm sectors like horticulture,
animal husbandry, fisheries & live
stocks.
RESEARCHANDDEVELOPMAENT
SECTOR
9. Subsidies for organic
fertilizers should be increased.
Subsidies should be given to
the farmers involving
themselves in irrigating the
wasteland.
Farmers are encouraged by
giving award for the best yield
in both chemical and organic
farming.
Interest for
Agri loan in bank can be
reduced and also more
Subsidies for mixed farming and
cattles can be provided.
Subsidies for machineries ,drip
farming should be given and
reached till rural areas.
Subsidies
The marketing is
made
governmentized.
The middle men of
each region is
identified and
made authorized.
Cost-benefit ratio
should be
advantageous to
farmers.
The price norms will
be set up by the village
committee where the
farmer’s reasonable
claim will be
considered.
10. •Agriculture is made a passion for younger
generation by exploring the gates of
employment by the government.
•Since we have regional wise committee, our
Monitoring process is made transparent and
is easily accessible by the rural people.
•By exporting agricultural produce Foreign
exchange-reserve money will go up, thereby
increasing the GDP.
•Both consumer and producer are benefitted
by the attractive cost-benefit ratio.
• Indian standard of living will increase.
•There will be no Corruption in agricultural
sector.
Risks involved:
•Government do not
see the viability of
funding this project
•Difficulty in integrating
with government,
infrastructure &
Institutions.
11. Reference
Agriculture in India - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia_files
12th five year plan
Review of Agricultural Extension in India
Overview of the Organization and Structure of National Agricultural
Research Systems inAsia
Department of Agriculture - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.htm
State of Indian Agriculture 2012-13
Tanguar hoar wetlands -Community based sustainable management
The world bank report-India: Priorities for Agriculture and Rural
Development
