PARBHANI Success stories from farmers. production

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1 Success Story 1 PARBHANI Success stories from farmers 1. Name of the farmer : Shri. Rajendra Shahajirao Thorbole 2. Address : i) Village : Gojwada ii) Post : Gojwada iii) Tehsil : Washi iv) District : Osmanabad v) State : Maharashtra 3. Contact details : Mobile : , Details of the farm (size, location, water : 5.91 hectare land in assured rainfall zone, water 5. Membership in Self-Help Group, Producers 6. Names of the Central Sector / State Schemes 7. Technologies / Good Agricultural Practices / 8. Details of results obtained due to the adoption of (Season-wise crops grown techniques adopted, results achieved etc.) i) Productivity per hectare : 28 t/acre ii) Cost of per hectare : Rs.17,500/acre iii) Net income per hectare : Rs.2.5 Lakh per acre iv) Price realized (Rs./ton) : availability through open and bore well. : Membership in District Co-operative credit society. : Utilized state scheme funding for conservation of farm pond. : Organic farming is practiced for watermelon plantation with mulching. Mulching prevented effect of adverse climatic factors, soil evaporation, pest control, etc. Watermelon seedlings were raised in coco pit and planted after 30 days for control fruit fly, feroman 75 no.per acre were used. Product was ready for marketing, within maximum of 50 days. : Improved / present Traditional / past practices v) Natural Resources saved /conserved : like soil, water etc. vi) Product quality improvement : 9. Marketing Strategy Access to market (through private, cooperative, contract farming etc.) : Private marketing at Mumbai, Pune and Latur 10. Factors contributing to success : Seedling raised in cocopit, transplantation, use of mulching. 11. Any other relevant information : For practicing organic farming and to increase organic sources of nutrients & pest control, cow rearing promoted, which additionally raised income, Gobar gas plant has been constructed and is being utilized to enrich the nutrients in slurry. For water harvesting, farm pond of 30 x 30 x 3 have been exhausted in the farm.

2 Success Story 2 1 Name of the farmer : Shri. Subhash Trimbakarao Gaikwad i) Village : Hatwan ii) Post : Hatwan iii) Tehsil : Jalna iv) District : Jalna v) State : Maharashtra 3 Contact details : Mobile : Details of the farm (size, location, water 5 Membership in Self-Help Group, Producers Cooperative/ Company, Cooperative Society 6 Names of the Central Sector / State Schemes utilized by the farmer and the period 7 Technologies / Good Agricultural Practices / 8 Details of results obtained due to the adoption of (Season-wise crops grown techniques adopted, results achieved etc.) : 14 ha total land located in assured rainfall zone with medium to shallow soils, bore well and open well as water source, but water availability not sufficient for irrigated agriculture, due to recent monsoon trend. : Membership of producer's Co-operative society, Cooperative society. : National Horticulture Mission for village farm pond construction and plantation : Mixed orchard plantation including irrigated and dryland fruit crops on 35 acre land, village farm pond with assistance and NHM of capacity 2.5 crore litres, plantation include, sweet orange + papal mango +pomegranate, mango + custard apple, Amla + custard apple sapota + Guava, Nursery establishment for quality seedlings, fish culture in farm pond. : Improved / present i) Productivity per hectare : ii) Cost of per hectare : iii) Net income per hectare : iv) Price realized (Rs./ton) : Traditional / past practices v) Natural Resources saved : /conserved like soil, water etc. vi) Product quality improvement : 9 Marketing Strategy Access to market : (through private, cooperative, contract farming etc.) 10 Factors contributing to success : Mixed plantation of irrigated and dryland horticultural fruit crops, alternate water resources availability. 11. Any other relevant information : Farmer was member of committee on water conservation, Udyanpandit Award Recipient arranged trainings for group farming, Recipient of Rashim Mitra Purskar, arranged training on floriculture, Onion seed, Shed net cultivation.

3 Success Story 3 1 Name of the farmer : Shri. Lalasaheb Devidas Magar i Village : Waruda ii Post : Waruda iii Tehsil : Osmanabad iv District : Osmanabad v State : Maharashtra 3 Contact details : Details of the farm (size, location, water 5 Membership in Self-Help Group, Producers 6 Names of the Central Sector / State Schemes 7 Technologies / Good Agricultural Practices / 8 Details of results obtained due to the adoption of (Season-wise crops grown techniques adopted, results achieved etc.) : 4.80 hectare land, assured rainfall zone with medium and deep soils, water availability sufficient for entire irrigated agriculture. : Membership in producers co-operative (Sugar factory) and co-operative society. : Central and State schemes of H.H.M. and organic farming. : Plantation of sweet orange (Nuecellor), Sapota (Kali patti) and mango (keshar) with drip, sprinkler and rain gun irrigation systems, Established. State Government recognised nursery (certified) on 0.20 ha for raising of mango sweet orange and sapota seedling, organic farming is practiced for the plantation. : Improved / present Traditional / past practices i Productivity per hectare : Net income of Rs.7.0 ii Cost of per hectare : lakh received from iii Net income per hectare : Nursery on 0.2 ha area. iv Price realized (Rs./ton) : Fetched highest prices in market by products v Natural Resources saved /conserved like : under organic farming soil, water etc. due to quality and shelf vi Product quality improvement : life improvement. 9 Marketing Strategy Access to market (through private, cooperative, contract farming etc.) : Through private and contract through Govt. sponsorship. 10 Factors contributing to success : Selection of most demanded and marketable fruit species, reliable water source available, use of improved irrigation systems and organic inputs. 11. Any other relevant information :

4 Success Story 4 1 Name of the farmer : Smt. Vatsalabai Shejul i Village : Tongaon ii Post : Tongaon iii Tehsil : Aurangabad iv District : Aurangabad v State : Maharashtra 3 Contact details : At.Post. Tongaon, Tq. & Dist. Aurangabad 4 Details of the farm (size, location, water : Landless Agriculture labour. 5 Membership in Self-Help Group, Producers : Nil 6 Names of the Central Sector / State Schemes : Rural Bio-resources project, Central Govt. Scheme, Granted aid once for 4 female & one 7 Technologies / Good Agricultural Practices / 8 Details of results obtained due to the adoption of (Season-wise crops grown techniques adopted, results achieved etc.) male goats. : Clean and rain proof shed and arrangement for open housing of about 10 animals, source of drinking water and vegetation for stray grazing. : Improved / present Traditional / past practices i Productivity per hectare : ii Cost of per hectare : iii Net income per hectare : Rs per Rs.10,000-12,000 annum per annum iv Price realized (Rs./ton) : v Natural Resources saved /conserved like : soil, water etc. vi Product quality improvement : 9 Marketing Strategy Access to market (through private, cooperative, contract farming etc.) : Personal marketing in nearly local market. 10 Factors contributing to success : Dry and clean shelter wide range vegetation & locations for grazing. 11. Any other relevant information :

5 Success Story 5 1 Name of the farmer : Shri. Amar Vaijnath Murke i Village : Deoni ii Post : Deoni iii Tehsil : Deoni iv District : Latur v State : Maharashtra 3 Contact details : Mobile : Details of the farm (size, location, water 5 Membership in Self-Help Group, Producers 6 Names of the Central Sector / State Schemes 7 Technologies / Good Agricultural Practices / 8 Details of results obtained due to the adoption of (Season-wise crops grown techniques adopted, results achieved etc.) : Small farmer, located in assured rainfall zone with vertisol, water scarcity developed due to recent trend of monsoon due to limited water available in open well, present cultivation restricted to one acre. : Membership in Co-operative Society. : Nil : Sowing of improved pigeonpea MKV genotype (BDN-2) during Spacing : 2.10 x 0.90 m Sowing : Dibbling Sowing date : May Seed treatment : Carbendizum &Rhizobium, one pre-sowing irrigation in furrow. : Improved / present Traditional / past practices i Productivity per hectare : 50 q/ha q/ha ii Cost of per hectare : Rs.17,500/ ha. Rs.10,000/ha iii Net income per hectare : Rs.1.50 lakh/ ha. Rs.45,000/ha. iv Price realized (Rs./ton) : Rs.30,000/ton Rs.30,000/ton v Natural Resources saved /conserved like : soil, water etc. vi Product quality improvement : 9 Marketing Strategy Access to market (through private, cooperative, contract farming etc.) : Through Private 10 Factors contributing to success : 1) Early preseason planting with supplemental furrow irrigation and dibbling. 2) Seed treatment. 3) Application of recommended dose of inorganic and organic fertilizers. 4) Timely plant protection and intercultural operations. 5) Optimum plant population with dibbling method.

6 11. Any other relevant information : Record of 50 q/ha of pigeonpea has become inspiration and model farmer in entire Maharashtra and North Karnataka State.