2. Agricultural Extension Prog.
• Plant Protection Programme
• Organic Farming Programme
• Crop Insurance Scheme
• Agriculture Credit Scheme
• Soil and Water Conservation
Programme
• Technology Transfer scheme
• Micro Watershed Development
Program
3. Horticultural Extension
• Horticulture Technology Mission
• Food Processing
• Tea Garden Development
• Harbal Research and Development
• Sericulture Development
• Litchi Export Zone
• Apiculture
• Organization of Horticultural produce
Marketing
4. Animal Husbandry Extension
• Veterinary Clinics and Disease
Control
• Poultry Development
• Sheep and Wool Development
• Angora Rabbit Rearing
• Piggery Development
• National Cattle and Bulow Breeding
Project
• Integrated Wool Development
• Employment Generation through
Animal
• Fodder Development
• Dairy Development
5. Fisheries Extension
• Fishery Development
• Fishery Rearing Development
Agency
• Fingerling Production
• Coldwater fishery Development
• National Fishermen Welfare Scheme
• Database Information and
networking
• Conservation of lakes and ponds
6. Cooperative extension
• Farmers Housing Scheme
• Farmers Protection scheme
• Integrated cooperative
Development Scheme
• Establishment of Mini Banks
• Cooperative Participatory
Scheme
7. National Schemes
• RKVY
• Jawahar Rojgar Guarentee Scheme
• Agricultural Technology
Management Agency
• Krishi Vigyan Kendra
• Hariyali Scheme
• Watershed Development
• Forest Conservation and
development
9. Empowerment of
farmers
• Farmers opportunity
• Farmers decision
• Farmers organization
• Market information to the
farmers
• Farmers managed research
• Farmers based Extension
12. Extension Strategy of 21st Century
• A primary goal is how to reduce investment in
agricultural extension while maintaining food security.
• India is in the process of privatizing its input system to
improve farmer access to purchased inputs and to
create a more efficient input supply system.
• Indian extension system will likely shift its attention to
pressing natural resource management problems, while
leaving the task of transferring crop management
technologies to private sector dealers.
• To make extension and the overall technology transfer
system more demand-driven and responsive to farmer
needs.
• Privatizing the input supply system increases its
efficiency as well as farmer access to improved
technology.
17. Farmer Field School
• The Farmer Field School is evolved from the concept
that farmers learn optimally from field observation and
experimentation in 1989 (Indonesia).
• In this cyclical learning process, farmers develop the
expertise that enables them to make their own crop
management decisions.
• Farmers Field Schools (FFS): A Group Extension
Process Based on Adult Non-Formal Education
Methods.
• If I hear it, I forget it. If I see it, I remember it. If I
discover it, I own it for life.
• Technically strong facilitator
• Based on crop phenology and time limited
• Group study
• Field School Site
• Activity flow in IPM
Training of Trainers FFS Community Action
18. Farmer to Farmers visit
• With in District
• With in State
• Inter State