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International Conference on Reimagining Rainfed Agro-ecosystems: Challenges &<br />

Opportunities during 22-24, December 2022 at ICAR-CRIDA, Hyderabad<br />

bodies <strong>of</strong> the village are 5-7 ft deep and remain dry from December onwards. Palamu KVK<br />

renovated 6 numbers <strong>of</strong> pond through NICRA project which increases 76830 cubic foot <strong>of</strong><br />

pond volume and as result additional 8.5 ha <strong>of</strong> land irrigated during rabi season. It was found<br />

from the demonstration that 16399 cubic feet water was saved due to use <strong>of</strong> rain water. The<br />

farmers <strong>of</strong> NICRA village were facing problems <strong>of</strong> irrigation in rabi season crops (Potato,<br />

wheat, mustard, brinjal, garlic, cabbage etc.) due to limited irrigation sources. More than 3 <strong>of</strong><br />

the pond owners <strong>of</strong> village were communicated to Palamu KVK for renovation <strong>of</strong> their water<br />

bodies to store the rain water and solve the problems <strong>of</strong> irrigation to rabi crops with special<br />

emphasis on vegetables during December to February.<br />

Brief about the technology: Tomato is a major cash crop <strong>of</strong> Palamu district. In the NICRA<br />

adopted village poor productivity <strong>of</strong> tomato crop (145.5 q ha -1 ) was a major concern for the<br />

farmers. In this region soil acidity and occurrence <strong>of</strong> bacterial wilt was the major factors<br />

triggering poor productivity. Swarn Naveen is a bacterial wilt tolerant variety was introduced<br />

by the KVK through NICRA project in the form <strong>of</strong> demonstration in kharif season resulted in<br />

an yield <strong>of</strong> 165 q ha -1 (13.75% increase in yield). Soil acidity, one <strong>of</strong> the major predisposing<br />

factors for the wilt pathogen, was corrected through liming. The variety performed well in<br />

stressful environment and it out-yielding the Swarn Naveen variety due to less incidence <strong>of</strong><br />

bacterial wilt pathogen. On an average, there was 13.75% increase in fruit yield with 18.4%<br />

reduction in wilt in demonstration plots against the untreated local checks.<br />

Economics <strong>of</strong> the technology<br />

Economics <strong>of</strong> demonstration (Rs. ha -1 ) Economics <strong>of</strong> Local (Rs. ha -1 )<br />

Gross<br />

Cost<br />

Gross<br />

Return<br />

Net<br />

Return<br />

BCR<br />

Gross<br />

Cost<br />

Gross<br />

Return<br />

Net<br />

Return<br />

59400 165000 105600 2.78 55900 145500 89600 2.60<br />

Conclusion<br />

It may conclude from the above study that NICRA project was a successful project in Palamu<br />

District. The major highlighting points <strong>of</strong> above study that horizontal impact <strong>of</strong> the Project and<br />

attachment with the different line department with this project. The project extended its impact<br />

through different farmers club, SHGs and district line department. KVK scientists perceived<br />

that the motivation and interest level <strong>of</strong> farmers <strong>of</strong> NICRA adopted Village on agriculture were<br />

high compared to other village (Distance more than 35 Km NICRA adopted Village, Palamu).<br />

The first and foremost objectives <strong>of</strong> the project which was perceived by scientist and farmer<br />

that adoption <strong>of</strong> new technology with changing <strong>of</strong> agro climatic, agro-ecology and<br />

demographic condition and ultimate aim to establish the resilience agriculture system.<br />

BCR<br />

889 | Page Institutional and policy innovations for accelerated and enhanced impacts

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