DETAILS OF DISTRICT (31st March, 2023)
2.1 Major farming systems/enterprises (based on the PRA done by the KVK)
S. No
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Farming system/enterprise
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1
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Agriculture :
- Paddy-Wheat /Lentil
- Paddy/Maize/Wheat/Lentil
- Paddy/Maize/Pigeon pea/lentil/Mustard
- Ground Nut-Lentil
- Sesamum-wheat
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2
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Agriculture + Animal Husbandry (As above)
- Dairy
- Dairy/Poultry or Both
- Fish Farming + Dairy
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3
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Horticulture :
- Tomato/ Pea/ Cauliflower/Chilli/ Brinjal/ Onion +Ginger/ Turmeric/Pointed gourd/ Bitter gourd
- Banana- Wheat, Banana-Potato
- Mango + Turmeric, Mango + Zinger
4. Mango + Elephant foot Yam
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4
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Agriculture + Horticulture:
- Paddy/Maize + Pigeon Pea-Wheat / Vegetable/ Mustard
- Paddy-Wheat/ Lentil-Maize/ Urd/ Mentha
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Description of Agro-climatic Zone & major agro ecological situations (based on soil and topography)
S. No
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Agro-climatic Zone
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Agro-ecological situations based on soil & topography
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Characteristics
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1
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4th North Agro-Climate Zone
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Area :
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1640.0 Km2
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Tehsils :
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3: Bhinga, Ikouna and Jamunaha
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Blocks :
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5: Sirsiya, Giloula, jamunaha, Harihar pur rani and Ikouna
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Climate :
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District’s annual rainfall is nearly to national average rainfall of 1200mm. District receives 990 mm annual rainfall during the year. Temperature ranges 50 C in winter to 450 C in summer.
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Soil :
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Shravasti has relatively sub tropical climate with high variation between summer and winter temperature. The average temperature is 30-43degree centigrade in summer and 6-18 43degree centigrade in winter. The districted devoid of mineral deposits. The average rainfall is 1300mm. most rainfall occurs in July 394 mm
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2
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District Profile Data
Area
Population
Male
Female
Ratio of male to female
Population density
Rural population
Urban population
Literacy (Total)
Male
Female
No. of farmers
Agricultural labourers
Net cultivated area
Net irrigated area
Total irrigated area
Total production (cereal)
Annual rainfall
No. of villages
No. of villages covered by K.V.K. so far
Topography
S. No.
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Agro ecological situation
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Characteristics
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AES-1.
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Tarai Sandy-loam
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Shravasti has relatively sub tropical climate with high variation between summer and winter temperature. The average temperature is 30-43degree centigrade in summer and 6-18 43degree centigrade in winter. The districted devoid of mineral deposits. The average rainfall is 1300mm. most rainfall occurs in July 394 mm. Tarai Sandy Loam-high humidity and rainfall are prevalent. Rain fed crop generally grown in area, some portion of Sirsiya block (Land of KVK) has sallow land where rocks are found few fit blow the soil.Pearched aquifer are maim feature of this AES. Therefore shallow tube wells are not successful and deep tube well beyond the capacity of the individual farmer
Crop
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Fodder
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Vegetable
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Dairy
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Paddy
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Jowar
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Tomato
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Cow jerky
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Wheat
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Chari
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Brinjal
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Buffalo Murrah
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Arhar
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Barseem
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Colecrops
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Poultry- improved
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Maize
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Onion
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Goatry- barbery
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Gram
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Pea
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Toria
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Rai
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Lentil
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AES-2
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Tarai Clay-loam
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The area under this situation is mainly rainfed It covers Jamunaha, and H.P.Rani block of the distt. Farmers grow almost all types of crop which are grown in AES-2 but productivity is slightly higher. People rear desi breed of cow, buffalo, goat and poultry and piggery in few of the pockets.
Crop
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Vegetable
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Fodder
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Dairy
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Paddy
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Tomato
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Bajra
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Cow Jercy/Desi
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Wheat
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Potato
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Jowar
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Buffalo Murrah/Desi
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Arhar
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Cauliflower
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Chari
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Goatry-barbery/Desi
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AES-3
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Plain Sandy-loam
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Major portion of the area falls under this category the soil is light textured Crop are grown with limited resource condition. Major portion is under Giloula and Ikona between the Doab of Rapti river. From agricultural point of view, following crops are grown and other enterprises are pratctised :
Crop
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Fodder
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Vegetable
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Dairy
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Paddy
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Jowar
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Tomato
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Cow Jercy/Desi
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Wheat
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Chari
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Brinjal
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Arhar
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Berseem
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Potato
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Gram
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Cabbage
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Pea
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Cauliflower
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Toria
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Lentil
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Ladies finger
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Some other enterprises are also practiced such as black smithy, carpentry, chatai making, weaving, etc. High yielding variety of above crop are needed to be introduced.
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2.3 Soil type/s
S. No
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Soil type
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Characteristics
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Area in ha
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1
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Tarai Sandy Loam
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Upland soil, Poor in soil fertility, deepwater table and low organic carbon. The yield of crop is very poor, soil is in deficient boron Sulphor and Zink
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61600(45%)
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2
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Tarai Clay loam
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Major area under irrigation, source of irrigation canal and Pumping set
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41100 (30%
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3
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Plain loam Rain fed
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Area is like ravine land which needs development through soil conservation work (biological as well as mechanical measures) Introduction of high yielding varieties of cereal, vegetable and fruit are needed to be emphasized. Dry land farming is critical and variety which may survive to water stress condition are needed to be introduced.
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27400 (20%)
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2.4. Area, Production and Productivity of major crops cultivated in the district (2020-21)
S. No
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Crop
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Area (ha)
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Production (MT.)
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Productivity (Qt./ha)
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(A) Kharif
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1
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Paddy
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74772
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196277
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26.25
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2
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Maize (Kharif)
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10462
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9029
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8.63
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3
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Pigeon pea
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1906
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1328
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6.97
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4
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Ground nut
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133
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161
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12.09
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5
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Til
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338
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105
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3.10
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(B) Rabi
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1.
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Wheat
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70402
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238944
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33.94
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2.
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Pea
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246
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383
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15.56
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3.
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Mustard
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2769
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1825
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6.59
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4.
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Chick pea
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47
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57
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12.13
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5.
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Lentil
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20454
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13602
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6.65
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6.
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Barley
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