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Krishi
Vigyan Kendras |
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ICAR
has established 33 KVKs in Maharashtra State out of
which 13 are located in Vidarbha Region.
Mandates
• Collaborate with the subject matter specialists
of the State Agricultural Universities/Scientists of the
Regional Research Station and the State Extension Personnel
in “On-Farm Testing”, refining and documenting
technologies for developing region specific sustainable
land use system.
• Organize training to update the Extension Personnel
within the areas of operation with emerging advances in
agricultural research on regular basis.
• Organize long term vocational training courses in
agricultural and allied fields for the rural youth with
emphasis on “Learning by doing” for generating
self-employment through institutional financing.
• Organize Front Line Demonstrations in various crops
to generate production data and feedback information.
KVK Profile
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| Sr. No. |
KVK |
District |
Year
Of Establishment |
Zone |
Home Institute |
Pstal Address
and Phone No. |
| 1 |
KVK, Selsura |
Wardha |
27.12.1979 |
CVZ* |
Dr. PDKV, Akola |
P. C., KVK, Selsura, Tq. Deoli, Dist. Wardha
Ph. 07152-287085 |
| 2 |
KVK, Sakoli |
Bhandara |
17.03.2002 |
EVZ* |
Dr. PDKV, Akola |
P.C. KVK, ARS, Sakoli, Dist. Bhandara Ph. 07186-236343 |
| 3 |
KVK, Sindewahi |
Chandrapur |
01.04.2004 |
EVZ |
Dr. PDKV, Akola |
P.C. KVK, ARS, Sindewahi Dist. Chandrapur. Ph.
07188-288071 |
| 4 |
KVK, Yawatmal |
Yawatmal |
01.04.2004 |
CVZ |
Dr. PDKV, Akola |
P.C. KVK, ARS, Waghapur road, Yawatmal. Ph 07232-241745 |
| 5 |
KVK, Hiwara |
Gondia |
16.02.2004 |
EVZ |
Dr. PDKV, Akola |
P. C. KVK, Hiwara, Post Ratnara Dist. Gondia.
Ph. 07182-280180, 202244 |
| 6 |
KVK, Sonapur |
Gadchiroli |
02.09.2004 |
EVZ |
Dr. PDKV, Akola |
P. C. KVK, ARS, Sonapur, Dist. Gadchiroli. Ph.
07132-222621 |
| 7 |
KVK-CICR, Nagpur |
Nagpur |
24.10.1994 |
CVZ |
CICR, Nagpur (ICAR) |
P. C. KVK, CICR, Panjari Parsodi, Wardha Road,
Nagpur. Ph. 07103-275536, 275549, 275538 |
| 8 |
KVK, Jalgaon-Jamod |
Buldhana |
19.10.1994 |
WVZ* |
Satpuda Education Society, Jalgaon Jamod, Dist.
Buldana |
P.C KVK, Jalgaon Jamod, Distt.Buldana.
Ph: 07266-221620
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| 9 |
KVK, Ghatkhed |
Amaravati |
24.08.1995 |
WVZ |
The Sharmasafalya Foundation, Amravati |
P.C KVK, Ghatkhed, Tq.Chandur Rly, Distt.Amravati
Ph: 07221-227070
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| 10 |
KVK, Karda, Risod |
Washim |
16.09.1994 |
WVZ |
SUVIDE Foundation, Risod, Dist. Washim |
P.C KVK, Karda, Tq.Risod, Distt.Washim.
Ph:07251-226315, 222260
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| 11 |
KVK, Durgapur (Badnera) |
Amravati |
19.10.1995 |
WVZ |
The Shram Sadhna Trust, Amravati |
P.C KVK, Durgapur (Badnera), Tq.Distt. Amravati.
Ph:0721-281560 |
| 12 |
KVK, Buldhana |
Buldhana |
21.10.2010 |
wvz |
Dr. PDKV, Akola |
Tq. Dist. Buldhana |
| 13 |
KVK, Sisa (Udegaon) |
Akola |
24.08.2010 |
WVZ |
Rural Development & Research Foundation |
Ramlata Busuness Centre, Amravati Road, Akola-444001 |
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| * CVZ
= Central Vidarbha Zone, EVZ = Eastern Vidarbha Zone, WVZ
= Western Vidarbha Zone |
Impact
of Front Line Demonstrations conducted by KVKs (Dist. Buldhana)
Component wise implementation, Adoption
& Impact of improved technologies on productivity potentials
of FLD (2007-08 to 2009-10) |
| Crop |
Component |
No. Of
Demo. / Farmers |
Area
(ha) |
Farming
Situation |
Mean yield (qt./ha) |
% increase
over check |
Adoption |
| Demo |
Check |
| Cotton |
INM in Bt Cotton |
37 |
14.80 |
Irrigated |
28.47 |
23.82 |
19.52 |
51% big & marginal farmers are using INM components |
| Intercropping of greengram in B+ cotton |
12 |
5.00 |
Rainfed |
17.42 |
14.05 |
23.98 |
56% small & marginal farmers are using greengram
as a intercrop in rainfed Bt cotton |
| IPM |
212 |
150.0 |
Rainfed |
15.90 |
12.70 |
25.91 |
65% big & marginal farmers are using IPM components
& curtail down the expenditure on plant protection. |
| Improved arboreum variety AKA-8 |
54 |
22.0 |
Rainfed |
13.15 |
10.08 |
30.45 |
32% small farmers of deshi growing are using improved
variety |
| Opening of ridges & furrow |
10 |
20.0 |
Rainfed |
14.15 |
12.90 |
9.68 |
64% farmers are using this technology |
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| Component
wise implementation, Adoption & Impact of improved technologies
on productivity potentials of FLD (2007-08 to 2009-10) |
| Crop |
Component |
No. Of
Demo / Farmers |
Area
(Ha) |
Farming
Situation |
Demo
Parameter |
Check
parameter |
% change in parameter |
Adoption |
| Cost of culti Rs. |
Man (Hrs.) |
Cost of culti Rs. |
Man (Hrs.) |
Cost of culti Rs. |
Man (Hrs.) |
| Farm Mecha nization |
Bullock Drawn sari ridger |
50 |
50.0 |
Irrigated |
303/- |
6.06 |
345/- |
6.90 |
12.88 |
12.86 |
20% marginal & small farmers adopted this technology
for in-situ soil water conservation |
| Rechargeable sprayer |
35 |
35.0 |
Rainfed |
100/- |
4.0 |
125/- |
5.0 |
20.00 |
20.0 |
19% big farmers are using this sprayer |
| Power sprayer |
40 |
40.0 |
Rainfed |
90.64/- |
2.19 |
111.82/- |
2.32 |
21.49 |
5.61 |
41% farmers are using this sprayer |
| Rotavator |
75 |
150 |
Rainfed / Irrigated |
1482/- |
2.47 |
1750/- |
68.57 |
18.0 |
96.39 |
22% big & marginal farmers are using rotavator
for seed bed preparation. |
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| Component
wise implementation, Adoption & Impact of improved technologies
on productivity potentials of FLD (2007-08 to 2009-10) |
Crop |
Component |
No.
Of. Demo./ farmers |
Area
(Ha) |
Farming
Situation |
Mean
yield (qt / ha) |
%
increase over check |
Adoption |
Demo |
Check |
| Oilseed |
| Soyabean |
Variety TAMS-38 |
37 |
15.0 |
Rainfed |
17.04 |
15.01 |
14.02 |
As this variety is susceptible to moisture stress,
it is suitable if protective irrigation is available.
This variety perform well in heavy black cotton
soil below the ghat region of Buldana district.
2% farmers uses this variety. |
| Use of bio -fertilizer |
35 |
15.0 |
Rainfed |
18.91 |
15.35 |
22.89 |
32% farmers are using this technology. |
| Foliar application of 2% urea at 50 & 70
DAS |
25 |
10.0 |
Rainfed |
18.97 |
18.11 |
4.74 |
52% of farmers uses this technology |
| Manageme nt of Leaf defoliator |
12 |
5.0 |
Rainfed |
22.82 |
18.69 |
22.15 |
41% small & marginal farmers uses component
of this technology. |
| Ground Nut |
Soil application of Zinc Sulphate 25kg / ha
at the time of sowing & 1% boron foliar spray
at the flowering time |
12 |
5.0 |
Irrigated |
27.97 |
24.21 |
15.40 |
54% marginal farmers uses this technology |
| Pulses |
| Bengalgram |
Improved variety (Vijay) + INM |
34 |
13.0 |
Rainfed |
15.57 |
11.98 |
29.96 |
53% marginal farmers are using this technology |
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Improved Variety (Vijay)+ IPM |
21 |
7.0 |
Rainfed |
15.73 |
12.11 |
29.89 |
61% small & marginal farmers are using this
technology |
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Improved Variety JAKI-9218 + foliar spray of
2% urea |
5 |
2.0 |
Rainfed |
9.63 |
7.41 |
29.95 |
36% marginal farmers are using this technology |
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Improved Variety JAKI- 9218
+ foliar spray of 2% urea |
7 |
3.0 |
Irrigated |
16.31 |
13.33 |
22.35 |
29% big farmers are using this technology |
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| Front
Line Demonstration (Others) Adoption |
Year |
Crop |
Type
Assessment / Refinement / FLD |
Name
Of technology |
No.
Of Farmers |
Area
(Ha) |
Increase
in Yield |
Adoption
by farmers |
2007-08
to
2009-10 |
Cereals |
| Sorghum |
FLD |
Seed treatment with thio-methaxon (75WG) 5gm/kg seed
to control shoot borer in sorghum |
12 |
5.00 |
13.81 % increase in yield is observed |
75% farmers are using treated seed. |
| Sorghum |
FLD |
Use of bio-fertilzier (Azatobactor + PSB) |
12 |
5.00 |
11.79% increase in yield |
8% farmers are using bio-fertilizer techn. |
| Maize |
FLD |
Whorl application of Carbofuron 3G @ 10kg/ha for control
of stem borer in maize |
12 |
5.00 |
11.80% increase in yield |
65% farmers are using this technology. |
| Wheat |
FLD |
Varietal evaluation in wheat AKW-3722 |
12 |
5.00 |
12.66% increase in yield is observed |
7% farmers are using wheat var. AKW-3722 |
| Vegetable Crop |
| Onion |
FLD |
Application of growth regulator Lihocin in onion (6ml/lit) |
10 |
10.0 |
11.97% |
14% farmers using growth regulator |
| Tomato |
FLD |
Application of growth regulator NAA to control fruit
drop in tomato |
05 |
1.0 |
7.72% |
73% farmers using growth regulator NAA |
| Brinjal |
FLD |
Integrated Pest Management for fruit & shoot borer
in Brinjal |
05 |
2.00 |
20.47% |
65% farmers are using IPM components |
| Other Demonstrations |
| Milch Animals |
FLD |
Use of mineral mixture in milch animals |
12 |
36 animals |
21 % increase in milk yield |
68% farmers are using this technology |
| Poultry |
FLD |
Backyard poultry RIR birds |
10 |
200 birds |
28.57% more eggs are produced |
RIR birds are hardy & high resistant as compare
to local bird, gives more eggs production. |
| Drudgery Reduction |
| Serrated Sickle |
FLD |
Use of Serrated Sickle in wheat for drudgery reduction |
50 |
23.0 |
Improved sirrated sickle gives 7.6% time saving &
7.2 % labour saving and drudgery level is less than
traditional method. |
Small farmers appreciate serrated sickle for harvesting
of wheat |
| Okra Plucker |
FLD |
Use of Okra Plucker for drudgery reduction |
10 |
2.0 |
Effective for picking of okra fruits , 16.5% labour
saving & 16% time saving |
10% Small vegetable farmers are using Okra Plucker |
| Hand Rake |
FLD |
Use of hand rake for stubble collection in cereal
crop |
10 |
10 |
Cost saving -16%
Time saving – 18%
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8% farmers uses this technology |
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