HIGHTECH CULTIVATION OF RICE WITH DRIP-FERTIGATION LOOKING AHEAD TO THE FUTURE DR.P.SOMAN, Sr. Vice...

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HIGHTECH CULTIVATION OF RICE WITH DRIP-FERTIGATION LOOKING AHEAD TO THE FUTURE DR.P.SOMAN, Sr. Vice President and Chief Agronomist JAIN IRRIGATION SYSTEMS LTD.

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HIGHTECH CULTIVATION OF RICE

WITH DRIP-FERTIGATION

LOOKING AHEAD TO THE FUTURE

DR.P.SOMAN,Sr. Vice President and Chief Agronomist

JAIN IRRIGATION SYSTEMS LTD.

FUTURE SHOCK !

Source: National Commission on Integrated water resources development, GOI

PROJECTED FOODGRAIN DEMAND AND IRRIGATED CROP AREA

unit 2010 2025 2050

Food grain demand million t 247 320 494

Net cultivated area m ha 143 144 145

Total cropped area m ha 193 204 232

Total irrigated crop area m ha 79 98 146

SCENARIO -PRODUCTION• Food production has to increase from 247 to 494 m MT

(AD 2050) to feed the ever increasing Population.

• Increase in cultivated area will not add much to this

requirement. (Possible increase only 2 m ha from the

present 143 m ha ).

• Converting rain-fed crops to irrigation cover (Partial or

Full) is the only way out (79 to 146 m ha).

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SCENARIO- WATER • Gross Water Requirement increases to 1200 BMC from the

present 700 BMC.

• Available water remain at 1137 BMC

• Water deficit will force us to take extreme measures by 2030-2050.

• Before that happens conservation of water would help us survive better.

• Irrigation is the largest water user (+ 83%)

• Reducing water use in irrigation by increasing use efficiency will generate more water for irrigating more land area.

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DRIP FERTIGATION TECHNOLOGY

• Drip Irrigation reduces water consumption• Drip-fertigation enhances for fertilizer use

efficiency.• Drip irrigation enhances yield.• Productivity increase with lesser and more

efficient resource use• This would be the Crux for future green

revolution and food security thru water and energy security.

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RICE STATUS

• Cultivated area of Rice 43.79 m ha

• Irrigated area 25.1 m ha

(57%)

• Area of dry seeded rice 12.26 m ha

(28%)

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2000-01

2001-02

2002-03

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2007-08

2008-09

2009-10

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YEAR

YIEL

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YIELD STAGNATION IN RICE

WHY DRIP??

• DRIP Irrigation conserves water by 50-70 % besides

increasing productivity across crops.

• Drip –fertigation enhances productivity by 60-100%

• Lessons from several crops.

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CHALLENGE

• As a country we should do things

OUT OF THE ORDINARY.

• One who dares wins

• We at Jain Irrigation have taken this

challenge.

• Field trials were conducted in

several states.

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PADDY WITH DRIP at UDUMALPET, TAMIL NADU JAIN R&D FARM

Method Yield ( t/ac)

Wateruse

(lac liter/ac)

PowerUse

(units/ac)

Flood 3.1 95 467Drip 3.8 32 226

Difference% 22.5 66.3 52

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"... If a minimum ten per cent (especially rainfed area) of the total paddy area of 43.5 million hectares is brought under drip irrigation, then rice output can increase to 130 million tonnes by 2020,"

4.35 million ha under drip will result in irrigation water for an additional 4.8 m ha.

FOOD AND WATER SECURITY THRU DRIP

DRIP IRRIGATED RICE Farmer’s Field, Narsapur, AP

YIELD UNDER DRIP 3.2 t/ac

Incremental yield hike in Drip 1.2 t/ac (60%)

DRIP IRRIGATED RICE

Farmer’s field in Kota, RAJASTHAN

YIELD UNDER DRIP 8.5 t/ha (Variety Pusa 1121)Incremental yield due to Drip 1.5 t/ha (21%)

YIELD UNDER DRIP 9.0 t/ha (Variety Pusa 2)Incremental yield due to drip 1.0 t/ha (12.5%)

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RICE YIELD IN A TRIAL , JALGAON, MS (t/ac)

Variety

FloodDrip +

Poly Mulch

Drip + Husk

Mulch

SBH-999 2.4 3.3 3.225P25 1.8 2.4 2.725P31 2.8 3.7 3.2MAS- 946-1 2.5 2.7 2.5Try (R)-2 2.8 3.1 2.9BPT 1.9 2.5 2.21010 3.2 3.3 -----Pusa Sugandha 2.3 3.1 3.4

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YIELD UNDER DRIP FROM DIFFERENT STATES

RICE PRODUCTION SCENARIO IN DIFFERENT STATES OF INDIA

States

Rice (x 000

ha)

Average Yield (t/ha)

Yield under drip-fertigation in trials

(t/ha)

Andhra Pradesh 3982 3.19.38 t/ha ( Variety US 311)

Maharashtra 1513 1.56.0-9.3 t/ha (several varieites)

Punjab 2649 4.08.2 t/ha (Arize 6129)

Rajasthan 107 1.59.2 t/ha (Pusa -2)

Tamil Nadu 2050 3.17.5 -9.5 t/ha (ADT -45)

Uttar Pradesh 5578 2.15.5 t/ha (Arise 6129)

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RICE UNDER DRIP COST ECONOMICS at Jalgaon, MS. (per acre)

Land preparation 1200.00

Inputs 18281.50

(drip cost , 35000 /acre for 12 seasonal crops )

labour 6735.00

TOTAL COST OF PRODUCTION 26216.50

INCOME @ INR 11/kg rice 38500.00

Net income from one season paddy 12283.50

B:C Ratio 2.13

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Variety

Water Productivity kg / m3

Flood

Drip + Poly Mulch

Drip + Husk Mulch

SBH-999 0.13 0.69 0.6725P25 0.10 0.50 0.5725P31 0.14 0.70 0.62MAS- 946-1 0.14 0.57 0.52Try (R)-2 0.13 0.58 0.53BPT 0.10 0.53 0.461010 0.17 0.69 0.00Pusa Sugandha 0.12 0.64 0.70

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Jain Irrigation has been experimenting the concept of rice cultivation thru drip irrigation.

We work on our own: Experiments in Udumalpet, TN and Jalgaon, MS, farm

We work with farmers: In Rajasthan, AP, Chattisgarh, Tamil nadu, Maharashtra, Punjab.

We work with universities: Tamil nadu agriculture University

We work with International Institutions: IRRI,

EFFORTS BY JAIN IRRIGATION

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