Table Template for State Report2013

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2013 AGRICULTURAL PERFORMANCE SURVEY FOR WET SEASON

____________________STATE

SUMMARY / ABSTRACT

INTRODUCTION

METHODOLOGY.

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

1. RAINFALL SITUATION

Table 1:Mean Total rainfall distribution (mm) in Ekiti State

Months/indicator 2012 2013 % Change (+-)

JanuaryFebruary

March

April

May

June

July

August

Sub-Total

September

OctoberDecember

Year Total

2. FARM INPUTS

the state.Table2a: Use of farm inputs through Government (ADP, MANR, Framers Supply company ETC)

Input(Specify)

Qty Procured QtyDistributed

AdequacyYes/ No

AffordabilityYes/ No

Source

Seeds

Maize

Rice

Soybean

Cuttings

Cassava

Pesticides

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Seedlings

FarmEquipment

S/No Farm Operation Cost Per Day/man hr Cost Per Day/man hr

2012 2013 2012 2013

1. Land Preparation

- Land clearing- Land ploughing- Land ridging

2. Planting

3. Fertilizer application

4. Weeding

5. Crop spraying

6. Harvesting

7. Aquaculture- Land clearing

- Land excavation

- Pond treatment- Stocking

- Feeding

- Harvesting

Others (list them)

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SPECIAL PROJECTS

No Title of Project Take off year Key Activities Project Sites Sponsors Level of Achievement

Beneficiaries

Remarks

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Table 2b. Farm inputs: fertilizers

Type Qty Procuredby Govt

QtyDistributed

Fertilizer requirement of farmers in the state

No of Farmfamilies

Average noper family

Totalrequirement

NPKUrea

SSP

Fertilizer Plant

Name of

Company

Owner Location Products Installed

capacity

(MT)

Actual

Production

(000 MT)

Production

cost/50kg

2012 2013

3 Crop pests and disease

Table 3. Pest diseases and natural hazards on crops

Crop/ type ofdisease

Location Severity (light,moderate andheavy)

Estimated loss inyield due to thedisease

Control measure(s) undertaken

Maize

Rice

Rodents

Cassava/cocoyam

Yam

Cocoa

Citrus

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4 Crop production estimates 2012 and forecast for 2013

Table 4: Estimated cultivated areas (ha), outputs and yield (tons) of major crops in __State in 2012

and forecast for 2013(For top ten most important crops in the state)

CropsEstimatedHectares (000ha)

%Change

Production(000MT)

%Change

2012 2013 2012 2013 Ha

Yam

Cassava

Cocoyam

S. Potato

Maize

Rice

CowpeaTomato

Okra

Pepper

LeafyVegetables

Melon

Table 4b: Major Plantations in __________ State

Crop Ha Ownership

Government Private

Cocoa

Citrus

Oil Palm

Cashew

Rubber

Gum Arabic

Date Palm

Type of tree

Crops

Average Quantity of

crop Harvested in

year

Area Cover

by the crop in

Ha

Price per kg

of

Crop( =N=

Number of

Production cycle

per year

Remarks

Cocoa

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Citrus

Oil Palm

Cashew

Rubber

Gum Arabic

Data Palm

5 LIVESTOCK AND FISHERIES

however treated.

Table 5a. Livestock production inputs 2012 and 2013

Type of input Qty procured Qty Distributed Remarks

2012 2013 2012 2013

Fishing nets

Hooks andLines

Fish Feeds

Canoe

Paddle

Table 5b. Livestock pests and diseasesLivestock/ type ofdisease

Location Severity (light,moderate andheavy)

No OfAnimalAffected

NOdead

Novaccinated/treated

Cattle

Sheep andGoats

Poultry

Layers

Pullets

Broilers

Chicks

Table 5b. Livestock pests and diseasesLivestock Disease

or pestsLocation Severity No

Animalsaffected

No ofanimalsdead

Novaccinatedor treated

Nodestroyed

remarks

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Table 5c: Livestock population and commercial farms in the stateLivestock Total

populationPopulation ofcommercialstock

No of commercialfarms andaverage holdings

No of animalsdead

Remarks

No of farms average herd offlock size

CattleDairy

Sheep

Goats

Poultry

Improved

Backyard

5D Fisheries

Table5d. Fisheries inputs 2012 and 2013Type of input Qty Procured Qty distributed Remarks

2012 2013 2012 2013

Table 5e. Fisheries pests and disease

Type of fish Pest ordisease

Location ofincidence

Severity Estimatedlosses (%)

Remarks

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Table 6: Fish Production in 2012 compared with 2013Production 2012 Production 2013 Remarks

Artisanal

Aquacuture

Inputs use and Prices

Crop/Fish

Area

(Ha)/Size of

Ponds

Types of fertilizer and quantities Organic manure

NPK (50Kg bags) Urea (50Kg

bags)

SSP (50Kg

bags)Qty Price (N) Qty Price

(N)

Qty Price

(N)

Qty Price

(N)

6 Agricultural Mechanization

Table 6a. Government tractor availability, 2012 compared to 2013

Type oftractor and

Functional Non functional Qtydistributed

Hectaragecultivated

Capacity 2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013

Table 6b. Private tractor availability, 2012 compared to 2013

Type oftractor and

Functional Non functional Qtydistributed

Hectaragecultivated

Capacity 2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013

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Table 6c. Rate of tractor hiring services

Farm Operation Government rate (N/ha) Private rate (N/ha)

2012 2013 2012 2013

PloughingFadama

NA NA

PloughingUpland

Harrowingupland

RidgingHaulage per day

Haulage 9perbag)

Spraying

7f: Animal Traction Charges

Farm Operation Rate/Ha (N) Private Rate (N/Ha

2012 2013 2012 20131. Ploughing Fadama

2. Ridging

3. Haulage (per day)

4. Others (Specify)

6 Farm management

Table 7a. Labour cost of farm operations in 2012 and 2013 (Specify Crop)

Farm Operation Per ha Per Day/ Man hour

2012 2013 2012 2013

Land preparation

Land clearing

Ploughing

Planting

Fertilizer application

Weeding

Crop Spraying

Harvesting (list crop)

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Others (list them)

Table 7b. Estimated production cost of ten major crops in 2012 and 2013

Crop Cost per ha % Change2012 2013

8 Grain Reserved

Table 8b. Install capacity and quantity of grains stored in 2012 and 2013

Location osReserve

Installedcapacity (MT)

Ownership(FGN or State)

Quantity of Grains Stored Remarks

2011/2012 2012/2013 2011/2012 2012/2013

Table 8c. Quantity of grains stored and distributed

Type of Grain Qty Stored Qty DistributedState

Selling Price(N/ MT)

2012/13 2012/13 2012 2013 2012 2013

Table 8d. Grains received from Federal Government in 2012 and 2013

Type of grain Qty Received ( MT)

2012 2013

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PRODUCTION PATTERN

Crop/Livestock/Fish

Hectare (Ha) Output 2011 Output 2012

2013 2012

Unit(100-kg

bags, , etc)

Qty Unit (100-

kg bags,

etc)

Qty

Use of labour

Crop/Livestoc

k/Fish

Type of farm work

No of

labourer

s hired

No of

hours spent

on activity

Total man

hours for the

activity

Unit cost

of labour

(N)

Total cost

of

labour(N)

9 Commodity pricesTable 9: Urban Market prices of major commodities in 2012 and 2013

Commodities January Prices July Prices

Jan 12 Jan 13 % Change July12

July 13 %Change

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1. G/Corn

2. Millet

3. Maize

4. Milled rice

5. Yams (Tubers0

6. Yam (flour)7. Cassava (tuber)

8. Cassava (Gari)

9. Cassava (Flour)

10. Cowpea

11. Melon.

12.G/nut

13. Soybean

14. S/potatoes

15. Irish potatoes

16. Beef

17. Goat meat18. Pork

19. Mutton

20. Chicken

21. egge (crete)

22. Fresh fish

23. Smoked fish

24. Dry fish

25. Crayfish

26. Pepper

27. Tomato

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10 Agricultural Development Project Activities

Table 10a. Funding Status

Source of funds 2012 2013

Target Actual Target Actual

State GovtFGN

IFAD

Table 10b. Staffing Situation (Technical) in 2012 and 2013

Category 2012 2013

Target Actual Target Actual

Directors

Deputy Directors

Assistant Directors

Zonal Managers

Subject MatterSpecialists

Block Extension

SupervisorsBlock Extension Agents

Extension Agents/Facilitators

Enumerators

Others (list them)

Table 10c. Extension Activities

PerformanceIndicators

2012 2013

Target Achieved Target Achieved

No of farm families

No of farmersgroups formed

No of Visits tofarmers

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No of Zones

No of MTRMs/TQRMsconducted

No of FNTs

ConductedNo of OFAR trialsconducted

No of farmerstrained

No of farmers fieldschools

Any otherindicators (listthem)

Table 10d. Fadama Activities

Activities 2012 2013

Target Achieved Target Achieved

Hectare offadamacultivated byfarmers

Channels

constructedNo of Washbores

No of tube wells

No of fadamaUsersAssociations

No of Waterpumpsdistributed

No of Village

mechanicstrained

others (list them

10b Problem of farm radio/TV broadcast10c Agricultural shows

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10e List of Technologies currently under OFAR

10f List technologies currently being extended to farmers through SPAT/MTP

)

11 TRAININGTraining needs for 2014

S/No Training Subject Matter Category ofpersonnel in need oftraining

Number of personnel

1

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12 Problem of extension services

13 Problems needing research

List problems for priority research

14 NGOs in agricultural extension

Table 14a. NGO in Extension in the State

Name of Organization address and E-mail Type of activities and statescovered

Nature of Relationship of NGO with ADP

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15 Performance of crop in the field

Zone/LGA Majorcrop/Mixtures

observed

Condition ofcrop

Pests anddisease

observed

Remarrks

ATA PROGRAMME

a: Farmer Field Schools

Performance Indicator 2012 2013

Male Male Female Mixed Female Mixed

No of FFS established

No of FFS running now

b. Input SupportState the quantities of seed/fertilizer received

Input Quantity received Quantity

distributed

Timeliness of

receipt

SEEDS Early Late

FERTILIZER

Drugs/Vaccines

a. Growth Enhancement Support Scheme GES

Input Qty

received

Qty

distributed

No of farmers

that benefited

Timeliness of

receipt

Remarks

(Through e-

wallet or

voucher)

SEEDS/

SEEDLINGS/

CUTTINGS

Early Late

FERTILIZER

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FINGERLINGS

FEEDS

MEDICATION

Mills

Type of Mill Quantity Location Remarks

Commodity Qty

produced

Qty

processed

Qty stored Qty

exported

Guaranteed

minimum

priceRice

Sorghum

Cassava

Tomato

Soybean

Cocoa

Oil palm

Others(specify)

JobCreated No.Production

Processing

Marketing

Farmers register under GIS Scheme/e-wallet

Others

Input Support

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State the quantities of seed/fertilizer received and distributed

Input Quantity received Quantity distributed Time of lunching

Type of Crop

Seed /Seedlings and

Fingerlings

SorghumRice

Maize

Cotton

Other(s) i

Ii

Iii

Iv

FERTILIZER

Type

Quantity received from ATA?

Input Tick Quantity/Amount/Number

Improved seed, specifyi........................

ii.......................

iii......................

...........kg

Credit N ............

Pesticides (Ltr or Kg )

i. Insectides......

ii. Herbicides......iii. Others, specify

Fertilizer (50kg/bag)i. NPK

ii. SSP

iii. Urea

iv. Limeiv. Others , specify

i............ bags

ii............bags

iii.......... bags

iv ...........bagsv.bags

Processing equipment

i. ........

ii. .........

iii. .........iv. .........

Others, specify

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c. Support for REFILS activities

State amount of support given for extension activities in the state

Extension Activity Amount received Remarks

Zonal REFILS

Steering Committee meetingsMTRMs

FNTs

Technology demonstration

Trainings

Extension Publication

Others

Conclusions and recommendations

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