Annual Report 2017-18 KVK Anjaw

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Annual Report 2018-19 KVK Anjaw

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Annual report 2015-16 of KVK Anjaw

Not AvailableKVK, Anjaw was establish in 2014 but it started functioning from 7th of April, 2015. KVK Anjaw has a total area of about 20 ha land for developing infrastructural and administrative buildings, instructional farm plots (practical demonstration of the technologies to the farmers) as well as for carrying out the farm activities. The District comes under sub-tropical to temperate agro-climatic zone with an elevation of 901-2100 amsl. The mean annual precipitation ranges from 2700 to 4300 mm and temperature varies from 1 ºC to 32ºC. The ground water level varies from 550-1000m and is saline in nature (70-80%). The farming system observed is Rainfed type farming system.Not Availabl

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Not AvailableAnnual report for Financial year 2016-17 KVK AnjawNot Availabl

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Not AvailableThis study was carried out in three randomly selected villages from three Panchayat Samities of Udaipur district. From each of the selected villages, a total of twenty farm households having milch cattle were selected randomly. One woman member of the family was interviewed for the study, thus making the total sample size as 60. A wellstructured interview schedule was used along with focused group discussion for collecting the information. The study revealed that balanced diet, health care and sanitation, care of pregnant animals and new born calf and correct procedure of milking as the most important areas of technologies compared to the others and 73.2 per cent of the respondents adopted the advice of doctor’s as per the concern of health and sanitation practices. Caste and family income had shown negatively significant relationship at 0.05 per cent level with technological needs in dairying. It implies that higher the caste and family income lower is the degree of technological needs of the respondents in dairy. On the other hand farm experience and participation in animal husbandry had a positively significant relationship at .05% level.Not Availabl

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Not AvailableThe increasing demand for crop production with a significant reduction of synthetic chemical fertilizers and pesticides use is a big challenge nowadays. The use of PGPR has been proven to be an environmentally sound way of increasing crop yields by facilitating plant growth through either a direct or indirect mechanism. The present study was carried out by ICAR-CAZRI, Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Kukma, Bhuj for the assessment of PGPR in Cumin in different villages during rabi season for consecutive two years (2017-18 and 2018-19) as an On-Farm Trial at 10 farmers fields of Bhuj Talukas of Kachchh, Gujarat. The strains used in the bioformulations were Pseudomonas pituda and Microbacterium taraoxidens, respectively. The bioformulations were applied as seed coating as well as soil application. It was revealed that, the use of PGPR increased the seed yield as well as net income of the cumin growers. The average seed yield under improved practice was 1008 kg ha–1 compared to the farmers practice (849.5 kg ha–1) and increased significantly by 18.66% an average over farmers practice output. The average extension gap, technology gap and technology index were 158.5 kg ha-1, 92 kg ha-1 and 8.36%, respectively. Through adoption of improved practice, farmers get additional average returns of Rs.21920 ha-1 and B: C ratio 3.69.Not Availabl

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Not AvailableFenugreek is an important seed spice crop in arid region of India particularly in Rajasthan and Gujarat states. To popularize the improved variety of fenugreek in arid Kutch of Gujarat ICAR-CAZRI, Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Kukma, Bhuj were organized Front frontline demonstrations (FLDs) in different villages of Anjar and Bhuj Talukas in the district for three years. Under the demonstration fields, seeds of improved variety (AFg-3) along with all improved package and practices of fenugreek applied. During the practice a total 20 demonstrations were conducted in 8 ha area at the farmers field. The average seed yield under improved variety was 2311.67 kg ha–1 compared to the farmer’s local variety (2070 kg ha–1) and increased significantly by 11.68% an average over farmers used variety. The average extension gap, technology gap and technology index were 241.67 kg ha-1, 88.33 kg ha-1 and 3.68%, respectively. Through adoption of improved variety, farmers get additional average returns of Rs. 8718.33 ha-1 and B: C ratio 2.75. During this period extension activities like farmers training, distribution of literature, diagnostic visits etc. were taken to provide instant benefit to the farmers. Frontline demonstrations programme created greater awareness, attitude and skill to adopt improved practices of Fenugreek and therefore, increased their production and economics.Not Availabl

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Not AvailableICAR-CAZRI, Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Kukma, Bhuj conducted on farm trials for the assessment of coriander varieties performance in different villages of Anjar and Bhuj Talukas of Kachchh, Gujarat during rabi season from 2018-19 to 2020-21. The experimentation was carried with varieties Gujarat coriander-3, Ajmer Coriander-2 and local variety of farmers (control) and found that Gujarat coriander-3 was performed best in terms of yield and economics followed by Ajmer Coriander-2. Yield attributes of improved technologies (IT) and farmers’ practice (FP) were recorded, and percent yield increase, technology gap, extension gap, technology index and economics were examined. Regarding yield, Gujarat coriander-3 recorded the highest average seed yield (1823.33 kg ha-1) followed by Ajmer Coriander-2 (1626.67 kg ha-1) whereas local variety of farmers recorded the lowest of (1493.33 kg ha-1). The average increases in yield of Gujarat coriander-3 and Ajmer Coriander-2 over the farmers’ practice were 22.10 percent and 8.93 percent, respectively. The technology gap was highest for Gujarat coriander-3 (330 kg ha-1) followed by Ajmer Coriander-2 (133.34 kg ha-1). The technology index values were almost same for both the improved varieties; Gujarat coriander-3 (17.12%) and Ajmer Coriander-2 (17.84%). This gap might be due to various constraints such as soil fertility, availability of low moisture content, sowing time and climatic hazards, etc. In economic point of views, the maximum net returns of Rs. 73450 ha-1 and B: C ratio of 3.01 was registered by Gujarat coriander-3 followed by Ajmer Coriander-2 registered a net profit of Rs. 61050 ha-1 with B:C of 2.67, while it was lowest in local check.Not Availabl

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Not AvailableSalt and mineral licking block (SMLB) technology is developed based on drudgery reduction intervention for mithun rearing famers of Anjaw District, Arunachal Pradesh. SMLB is a permanent concrete structure, composed of two layers, Base and Apex: The base part of SMLB, 2 ft above the ground level are compose of sand, cement and stone gravels in 4:1:2 ratio respectively. The apex parts of SMLB, 0.4 ft are composed of Salt, Mineral Mixture, Cement and Fine Sand in 1:0.05:1:3 ratios respectively. SMLB is constructed at strategic location most preferably plain area, with aim to attract mithun in order to assemble them in one spot for easy monitoring by owners, thereby reducing the workload of most tedious and tiresome part in mithun husbandry system in traditional method. SMLB intervention reduces the monitoring workload by 4-5 hours per visit by owner in jungle and 1.5 man-day labour involvement per month compare to traditional system of monitoring mithun. It also facilitates easy monitoring digitally through CCTV camera and act as a recreational spot, Eco-tourism purpose as mithun viewpoint to earn extra revenue and even woman and children can participate in monitoring mithun, which was a dream distant in traditional method of mithun production system in tribal society of Arunachal Pradesh, India.Not Availabl