4.3  COMPONENTWISE FINANCIAL OUTLAY
 
 
Dist : Guntur
(Amount in Lakhs)
S. No Components / Crops Unit UNIT COST (Rs) Target
PHY FIN
1 2 3 4 5 6
I PLANTATION INFRASTRUCTURE AND DEVELOPMENT        
  Production of planting material-Public Sector        
1  Model Nurseries  No.’s 1800000 1 18.000
2  Small Nurseries         
   Private Sector No’s 150000 2 3.000
   Public Sector No’s 300000 1 3.000
II ESTABLISHMENT OF NEW GARDENS / AREA EXPANSION        
A Fruits - Perennials        
   Sweet Orange Ha 11250 500 56.250
B Fruits - Non Perennials        
   Banana Ha 7500 260 19.500
   Papaya Ha 7500 300 22.500
D Flowers - Loose Flowers        
   Marigold Ha 9250 60 5.550
   Jasmine Ha 11180 60 6.708
   Crossandra Ha 12000 25 3.000
   Tuberose Ha 45000 5 2.250
   HT Rose Ha 35000 2 0.700
E Spices        
   Turmeric Ha 11250 250 28.125
F Medicinal Plantation        
   Amla Ha 11250 100 11.250
II A MAINTENANCE FOR THE GARDENS DEVELOPED DURING 2005-06 UNDER AREA EXPANSION        
  a. Fruits - Perennials         
                           Sweet Oranges Ha 4500.00 413.32 18.599
                           Sapota Ha 2595.00 4.00 0.104
  b. Fruits - Non Perennials        
                           Banana  Ha 3000.00 261.36 7.841
                           Papaya Ha 3000.00 245.06 7.352
III  REJUVENATION / REPLACEMENT OF SENILE ORCHARDS        
   Mango Ha 10280 100 10.280
  2. Citrus Ha 10410 400 41.640
IV PROTECTED CULTIVATION        
   Shade nets Sqmt 7 20000 1.400
V IPM         
A  Spices        
   Turmeric Ha 1000 1000 10.000
B Plant Health Clinic  (Private Sector) Nos 1000000 1 10.000
VI ORGANIC FARMING         
A Adoption of Organic Farming        
   Spices (Turmeric) Ha. 10000 100 10.000
B Vermicompost units        
   Fruits Nos. 15000 150 22.500
VII HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT        
A Regional Horticulture Training Institute        
   Training to the Progressive farmers  Nos. 1000 150 1.500
   Farmers by District Officers Nos. 125 1840 2.300
   Training to Departmental officers  Nos. 1000 12 0.120
   Trainins to Officers at other Institutes Nos. 2500 6 0.150
   Exposure Visits  Nos. 2500 72 1.800
VIII TECHNOLOGY DISSEMENATION THROUGH DEMONSTRATIONS / FRONTLINE DEMONSTRATIONS        
A Demonstrations on farmers fields         
   IPM        
           Vegetables Ha 2250 15 0.338
   Organic Farming         
           Vegetables Ha 15000 25 3.750
IX POST HARVEST MANAGEMENT         
  Cold Storages Nos. 5000000 2 100.000
  Market intelligence Nos. 2500000 1 25.000
X DEVELOPMENT OF MARKET YARDS        
   Rural Markets / Rythu Bazaars / Apni Mandies Nos. 85350 4 3.414
   Functional Infrastructure for collection, grading, etc. Nos. 817500 1 8.175
XI FARM MECHANISATION AND POST HARVEST TOOLS        
A. Plant protection equipment         
   Foot sprayers Nos 1248 100 1.248
   Taiwan/Power operated sprayers Nos 6250 1000 62.500
   Soil testing kits Nos 1250 100 1.250
B. Harvesting tools        
   Cut and Hold Harvestors Nos 2000 5 0.100
C. Post Harvest tools        
   Silpaulin sheets (60 X 40ft. - 120gauge) Nos 2165 1000 21.650
   Walk- in type solar dryer for Chillies ( 1.5 ton) Nos 30000 30 9.000
   Plastic Crates Nos 90 5000 4.500
XII AWARENESS PROGRAMMES        
   District Level Horticulture Shows Nos 75000 1 1.500
XIII MISSION MANAGEMENT        
   State & District Mission structure including additional man power & Project preparation cost     0 20.270
  Total        588.114