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Forest area
Water
Bodies
55214.684
17100.255
1770.326
Land under
nonagriculture
use
14534.61
Current
fellow
Irrigated
1006.99
2323.853
Agriculture Land
UnTotal
irrigated
18478.67
20802.5
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Table 3 : Major crop grown in the study area during Kharif and Rabi season
Major field crops
Total area
Production
cultivated
(MT)
Kharif Season
Paddy
10.4
13947
Cereals
Figermillet
6.3
7881
Barnyard millet
3.2
4082
Maize
0.2
242.25
Amaranthus
0.2
Black Gram
0.4
82
Pulses
Horse Gram
0.2
132
Pigeon Pea
0.2
French bean
0.2
Soybean
0.160
130.61
Oil Seeds
Sesame
0.02
7
Rabi Season
Wheat
12.8
12849
Cereals
Barley
1.1
1906
Pulses
Oil Seeds
Gram
Pea
Lentil
Mustard
0.02
1.5
0.08
42
0.07
11
0.3
Source: statistical-handbook-2009
4.4. Horticulture
Horticulture is one of the most important
sectors in the rural economy of the district
Rudraprayag. It offers much desired
opportunity for diversification and increased
employment options in the region where
scope of higher rate of expansion in
conventional agriculture is rather restricted
due to weird topography and majority of
scattered
and
marginal
holdings.
Horticulture expansion can become an
effective tool for accelerating development
in the area through enhancing the income of
farmers outside the subsistence level. For
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Productivity (Qt/ha)
13.10
14.61
12.15
12.75
2.27
6.90
19.79
1.63
12.05
1.4
7.5
7.5
4.5
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1685
2500
Income per
month after
adoption (In
Rs.)
4500
2
3
7000
8500
8000
12000
2000
2500
42000
5000
7500
59000
Talli Jakhwari
1777
4
5
1
Dhankurali
1932
9000
18000
Kapniya
1884
8000
20000
6000
12000
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Use
Seedlings
(Vegetables),
vegetables
Seedlings (vegetables)
Seedlings
(vegetables,
fruits), vegetables
Seedlings
Seedlings, vegetables
Medicinal plant (satawar,
amla, kutki etc.) seedlings
(vegetables, fruit)
Seedling
(vegetable),
vegetables
Vegetables,
seedlings
(vegetables and fruits)
Medicinal plant (Kuth,
kutki etc.), Vegetables,
seedlings (vegetables and
fruits)
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Monthly Income
120000
100000
80000
60000
After
Adoption
20000
Before
Adoption
40000
0
Number of families
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Dhankurali
Cow
Livestock population
77
Jakhwari Talli
109
Jakholi
227
Khalyan
Buffalo
63
35
Goat
Sheep
124
98
162
626
1245
249
32
Bajira
306
90
Badhani
248
73
Dharkuri
320
80
Kapniya
Jethana
Total
146
277
1950
91
23
82
731
425
75
71
347
54
162
Oxen
240
55
Mule
48
268
163
0
0
137
136
153
Total
194
192
951
419
559
384
882
625
699
4905
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