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- 1. Need For Help( Motherland) For Its Own Honor Team Members 01.Mani Sharan. G 02.Rohit Pawer 03.Tarun Singh 04.Mahender Reddy 05.Ravi Kumar. G
- 2. ”He was right who said that agriculture is the mother and nurse of the other arts.” Xenophon Though agriculture often plays a contributory role in the 'Gross Domestic Product' - GDP - of most countries, it nevertheless requires a substantial boost from both the local and the international community. Agriculture is the only natural way of providing the food production that is vital for everyone Agriculture is also important from the point of view of appraising the standard of a country's development Today, the importance of agriculture lies in the fact that it is practiced both for subsistence as well as commercial reasons! The development of agriculture depends first on policy, and second on science. There is neither any limit to developments in science and technology, nor to the role that they can play in the field of agricultural growth'.
- 3. Human Contributions •Indian Farmers suicides contribution towards the declination of worlds population is by 10% , in 2010 •Lack of interest towards agriculture in the present generation. •Curiosity towards Non-Agricultural Sectors like MNCs. •Loss of fertility of land due to excess use of pesticides. •Due to repetition of crops without any gap after harvesting of one crop Nature contributions •Due to the floods , droughts and some unexpected natural calamities, by which there is a huge loss due to the destruction of fields. •Unavailability of water resources and uncertainty in rain fall.
- 4. •Using the technologies GPS ( Global Positioning System ) and REMOTE SENSING. •Collected data information – to evaluate optimum sowing density, estimate fertilizers etc., and to more accurately predict crop yields. PRECISION FARMING •No monetary investment on the part of farmer is required for purchase of seeds, fertilizers as he can produce natural seeds , manure and it makes him self-reliant. •It is claimed that one cow is sufficient to take up this method of farming on thirty acres of land. ZERO BUDGET FARMING
- 5. Precision Farming Satellite Based Soil Maps Chisel Ploughing Drip Irrigation Community nursery Pest and Disease Control Zero Budget Farming Seed Treatment with Beejamrutha Treatment of soil with Jeevamrutha Mulching Plant protection with natural Fungicides and Insecticides
- 6. This resolution is the combination of both Precision Farming and Zero Budget Farming. Satellite based soil maps helps us in understanding the land potential for farming. As the required land is selected, chisel ploughing does the even mixture of soil not making the soil hard. Seed Treatment with Beejamrutha -Mixture of Water, Desi cow dung &urine ,One handful of soil from the surface of field and Lime Treatment of soil with Jeevamrutha –Mixture of Water, Desi cow dung &urine ,Jaggery, four of any pulse, One handful of soil from the surface of fie Drip irrigation controls the wastage of water and it evenly distributes water over the land. Plant protection with natural Fungicides and Insecticides (Fungicides- Butter milk fermented for five days ,Water , Desi cow Milk ,Black Pepper Powder, Water and Insecticide 1- Powder of neem seed or Neem leaves, Water 2. Cow dung ,Cow urine,Neem leaves, Water The process of combining both the techniques helps us in greater yields and get rid of harmful pesticides and we will be able to have a healthy INDIA….
- 7. Enhanced productivity of crops by 60-80% . High end quality parameters and 30% premium price in the market. Water economy by 30-40% . Extended period of harvest to match lean season in market. Less labor dependence. Empowerment of farmers (Technical, Economical and social empowerment). Pollution reduced environment. No use of chemical pesticides. Adequate protection to crops from endemic and epidemic pests by home made natural pesticides. Increase in enormous biological activity in soil by use of Jeevamrutha. Thus this method will overcome the present methods in all aspects.
- 8. Chief Controller Reports to the central board of agriculture Finance Team Funds Management Technical Team Front & Back end support Training Team Training the respective dept. Media Team Marketing Coordination team Coordinates between all departments for sooth flowFTE:05 FTE:04 FTE:08 FTE:06 FTE:05
- 9. TotalFundingRequired Organization Cost Logistics Cost Technology Cost INR 5 cr per annum INR 2 cr per annum INR 4 cr per annum INR 5 cr per annum INR 2 cr per annum INR 4 cr per annum
- 10. Increase in economic growth Increase in yield by 4-5 times Comparatively reduced stress on the farmers Decrease in suicidal cases in India Self sufficient food the growing population Reduction in inflation rate Glory in Indian Agriculture
- 11. Concept Risks 01.Concern in government budget 02.Orthodox thinking in farmers. 03.Lack of scientists Mitigation Factors 01.Funding from private firms 02.Creating awareness in the farmers 03.Traing to be provided Implementation Challenges 01.Difficulty in integrating with govt infrastructure 02.Lack of technology. 03.Difficulty in marketing Mitigating Factors 01.Tie-ups with NGOs 02.Import technology methods 03.Hiring third party for marketing
- 12. References: Action Research report on Subash Palekar’s Zero Budget Natural Farming. Precision Farming Project , Tamilnadu Agricultural University . An article on Agriculture in India . “JAI JAWAN JAI KISAN” Do remember the slogan and don’t let the agriculture fall in our country……..