Agricultural scientists have given timely advice to farmers for agricultural work. He said that the second irrigation in wheat crop should be done about 40-50 days after sowing. This time a third dressing of nitrogen should be done. After this, irrigation should be done at an interval of every twenty days. Spraying of mildew fungicide at the rate of 3 grams per liter of water, if brown spots appear on the leaf is blight. The time for sowing of Rabi maize has come, so farmers brothers should prepare for this sowing. The first irrigation in gram crop should be done 40 to 45 days after sowing. In mustard crop, both the infant and adult moth have harmful conditions. Imidacloprid 17.8 SL is used to control the outbreak of this pest. Prepare the slurry at the rate of 250 ml per hectare and spray it two to three times at an interval of 10 to 15 days as required. The sowing time of Rabi sunflower has come, so farmers brothers should prepare for its sowing. Prepare seedlings in the bag for early harvest of pumpkin vegetables in vegetable and fruit crops. Do give water once a week to banana and papaya plants and in the event of flowering, support in the banana plant. The mangoes are starting to blossom, so irrigate the mangoes at a gap of 15 days when 50 percent blossom. Blossom gets converted into leaves by continuous watering. Similarly, farmers have been advised to spray pesticide, pesticide, pomegranate, gooseberry and plum fruits.
Tag: Irrigation
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Development of Model Narva, Contour Trench to provide irrigation facilities
Collector Sanjeev Kumar Jha and Superintendent of Police TR Koshima appreciated the work being done for the strengthening of the rural economy during the inspection of Domuhani drain in Raghunathpur, Berapani Nala of village Sasauli and Adarsh Gothan Purakela under Lundra development block. The Collector directed to develop the model Narva as a model Narva while executing the Narva development work in a planned manner. He instructed to conduct a survey to make the clay dam in order and to make a contour trench.
The Collector said that for proper facility of irrigation from Narwa, develop river-drains as a model using water shed concept. Every 200 meters of drain is made of mud. Similarly, Boulder Check Dame, Gabion, Gully Plug should be made according to the prescribed layout. It is known that the Collector has been instructed to develop two drains in every block in the district as Model Narva to the SDO of RES. The rest of the drains will also be developed along the lines of these model Narva. Seven drains have been selected in seven development blocks.
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Narva, Garwa, Ghurwa and Bari: Rural economy strengthened
Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel gave the slogan as soon as he took over the power of the state – four symbols of Chhattisgarh are Narva, Garuva, Ghurwa and Bari Ella Bachao hai Sangwari (There are four symbols for identification of Chhattisgarh, Narva (Nala), Garwa (Animals and Gothan), Ghurava (fertilizer) and Bari (garden), their preservation is necessary. Through this scheme, help in ground water recharge, irrigation and organic farming, it made it easier for the farmer to take dual crops. Proper care of animals was ensured. Traditional The kitchen garden and rural economy have been strengthened and nutrition levels have also seen improvement. Now we are returning to the work of preserving the ancient culture and concerns.
This scheme is applicable across the state. Help for MGNREGA is being provided to plant the fence, while self-help groups are being assisted by women and social welfare. The villagers themselves are helping out. The problem of stray cattle is decreasing in the villages, so the farmer is also excited and eager to plant the second and third crops.
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The thirsty earth got greenery all around
The geographical structure of Dantewada is such that it is challenging for the government to fix the irrigation facility here. The habitat here is small and far away and the land which is cultivable by the people is small and far away. Due to which, many difficulties are faced in providing irrigation facility to all. But the schemes of the state government have been implemented by the irrigation department of the district on the ground in such a manner as directed by the collector Mr. Deepak Soni, which is commendable. The Water Resources Department has not only increased the availability of irrigation in the district by making the work of constructing ani cut and renovation of canals in the district, but has also made the life of farmers happy. There are 28 minor irrigation schemes and 08 anicuts constructed under Water Resources Division Dantewada. These include Palanar Annicut, Bangalore Annicut, Molsanar Annicut, Balod Anicut, Parchley Anicut, Barsoor Annicut, Large Kameli Anicut, Alnar Annicut, with a total of about 3,282 farmers benefiting out of 9,32 hectares. Minor Irrigation Schemes include Barsur Pond, Karli, Gumda, Farspal, Geidam Nala Diversion, Fondri Lift Scheme, Farspal Lift, Bijam Lift, Teknar Pond, Balpet Lift Scheme, Bhogam Lift, Balud Pond, Deglaras Pond, Chitalur Pond, Ganjenar Pond, Kumharras Pond, Bhairamband pond, Gamawada diversion, Nareli diversion, Basanpur diversion, Godre diversion, Balud diversion, Dantewada diversion, Renganar diversion, Palanar pond, Kuakonda pond, Taroli diversion, serial number -1 Taroli diversion number -2 total 28 built minor irrigation schemes The irrigation potential of the schemes is 7341 ha. Prior to the plans, irrigation has been done in 902 hectares in 2018-19 and 1595 in the year 2019-20. Under Water Resources Assembly Dantewada, in the year 2019-20, 07 works- Renovation of Diversion Diversion Scheme, Renovation of Taroli Diversion Scheme, Renovation of Ganjenar Pond Scheme, Renovation of Godre Diversion Scheme, Big Karli Enidadh, Toyalanka Annicut, Bhusaras Enicut Administration . The total cost of which is Rs 1310.88 lakhs. In which 04 works are of canal renovation and 03 works are of anicut construction. At present, 11 construction works are in progress under the department, in which 01 works are reservoir, 05 anicut construction works and 05 canal renovation works. On completion of construction works, 725 hectares of irrigated area will be created from 268 hectares of anicuts from the reservoir. Irrigation has increased to 2875 hectares on completion of canal renovation.
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CM Yogi tears into Opposition for ‘politicising’ farmers agitation
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that those who have raised questions on the unity of the country and those who spew fire against Kashmir, talk of fragmentation of the country. Any kind of statement from the Kisan Manch in support of the Sharjil Imam, Omar Khalid, shows the disorientation of the movement.
A malicious attempt to spread irony within the country by taking the farmers forward will not be tolerated at all. What these faces mean by the farmers movement, these people have never been friendly to the farmers and the country. The Chief Minister said that the farmers of the country know who their real supporters are.
Whether it is about loan waiver of farmers or work on the Ban Sagar project pending since 1977, the Bharatiya Janata Party government took this step forward and completed the project. Efforts were also made to supply water to these farmers. The central government is seeking suggestions from the farmers, but the Congress party is removing the mask of the farmers and leading the entire movement towards disorientation. It is those who have cheated the farmers.
He said that the central government of the country under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is upgrading agriculture. He said that in 6 years, the central government has shown the work that has not been done in the interest of farmers in 6 years. Between 2004 and 2014, most farmers committed suicide. In 2014, the Prime Minister expressed concern in the interest of farmers that there is a doubling of farmers’ income by 2022. Programs such as crop insurance scheme for farmers, agricultural irrigation scheme and linking farming with technology were undertaken. This doubled farmers’ income. But some people do not like the economic growth of farmers.
Rajiv Gandhi used to say that farmers get 10 rupees out of 100 rupees for their welfare, Prime Minister Narendra Modi abolished middlemen and sent money directly to the farmers account. Farmers have full faith in Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the CM said.
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Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai tests positive for COVID-19
Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai has tested positive for coronavirus. Rai took to Twitter to announce this Rai is the Minister for Employment, Development, Labour, General Administration and Irrigation in the Arvind Kejriwal government.
“I got a coronavirus test was done after experiencing initial symptoms. My report shows I am Covid-positive. I urge all those who came in contact with me over the last few days to get tested and please take care of themselves,” Mr Rai wrote in Hindi.
Earlier, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia and Health Minister Satyendar Jain had been infected with the coronavirus.
Delhi reported 5,246 new COVID19 cases, 5,361 recoveries, and 99 deaths on Wednesday. The total positive cases in the national capital have reached 5,45,787, including 4,98,780 recoveries, 38,287 active cases, and 8,720 deaths.
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Village-wise list of proposed water for irrigation released
The proposed village-wise list for planting summer rabi crop (paddy) has been released. According to the information received from Executive Engineer, Water Resources Division, Code 90 Shri AK Paladia, it has been proposed to provide water for irrigation by planting Rabi crop (Paddy) in three thousand hectare area from the main project system on the left bank of the main project. These include 700 ha in village Karelibadi of Magarlod development block, Bhotidih 600 ha, 400 ha in village Rankadih, 390 ha in Kundel, Khisora 280 ha, 260 ha in Motimpur, 195 ha in Hasada, 100 ha in Dhaurabhatha, 40 ha in Navotgaon, Bhotha. The area of 20 hectares and village Amachani covers 15 hectares.
Similarly, water has been proposed to be irrigated from six small reservoirs in 248 hectare area for planting summer rabi crop (paddy). These include 56 hectares of village Madeli from Bakori reservoir, 50 hectares in Bakori and 24 hectares in village Baniyatora. Similarly, water has been proposed to be irrigated from Rajadera reservoir in the area of 20 hectares in village Parsabuda, 18 in village Rengadih and 17 hectares in village Rajadera for summer paddy irrigation. For irrigation of summer rabi crop (paddy) in 20 hectare area in Bhandarwadi reservoir from village Bhandarwadi, 35 hectare in village Belora from Belora reservoir, six hectare in Arjuni village of Arjuni reservoir from village Arjuni and two hectare in Gorsanala village from Gorsanala reservoir. Water supply is proposed. -
Development of the means of rainwater harvesting, irrigation and livelihood through the Narva scheme
Among the key components of the state government’s ambitious Suraji scheme, the Narva project in Narva, Garuva, Ghuaruwa and Bari schemes is purely based on the watershed concept under MGNREGA’s guide lines for rainwater harvesting, irrigation and livelihoods. Under this project, the District Panchayat Bastar prepared a DPR for rainwater harvesting according to the Reads to Valley concept. Under the scheme, such structures will be built which are capable of holding and recharging some amount of rainwater for further use through surface storage or ground water. Livelihoods have been affected due to climate change and lack of irrigation potential due to low rainfall and low irrigation potential. The main objective of the scheme is to create safe livelihoods in rural areas as they mostly depend on rain water for irrigation and agriculture related works.
All seven blocks of Bastar district fall under the MWC (Mission Water Conservation) as dry and irrigated. In recent years, there has been a lot of change in the rainfall pattern in the district and the availability of water for irrigation and ground water level has decreased and due to these reasons has become an important project for the district. A detailed action plan has been prepared for treatment by selecting a total of 65 drains in the district under Narva. Physical survey of NALO and GIS satellite has been used to prepare action plan. The survey covers a total of 5125 small and big works on these channels. Whose catchment capacity is 104483 ha and the total length of the drain is 624.65 km. Total 65 gram panchayats are being covered on these 65 nalas with works done as per requirement, SCT, CCT, plantations, brushwood, street plug, LBC, Gabion, stop dam, check dam, irrigation canal, farm pond, There are wells, new rhythms etc. Treatment of sewer is essential in the watershed concept. For preparation of the scheme, we have used the GIS method and ground level survey at the gram panchayat level to solve the issues of water requirements at the gram panchayat level. Used GIS based software such as Google Earth etc. For better implementation of the work, we use various layers of Bhuvan portal for better understanding of the drain and plan it according to the treatment. For better efficiency of the scheme, an action plan is being prepared to achieve maximum production from the scheme to increase the availability of water and irrigation capacity to strengthen livelihoods with the Gram Panchayat. -
8.81 lakhs approved for Kaneesa reservoir of Balrampur
The state government has approved 8 crore 80 lakh 94 thousand for the revised cost of the Kanesa reservoir scheme of Balrampur district. This scheme proposes irrigation of 223 hectares in the area. Administrative approval has been issued to Chief Engineer Hasdeo Ganga Cachar Water Resources Department Ambikapur for completing the works of Kakensa reservoir scheme from Ministry of Water Resources Department, Mahanadi Bhavan. Under the scheme, instructions have been given to work with economical cost and quality in construction cost within the stipulated time.