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Agriculture, allied sectors get Rs 3156 cr in 2023-24 budget
3/31/2023 11:36:18 PM
Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Mar 31: To create enabling environment for transforming J&K agriculture and allied sectors in order to increase farmer income, ensure food security and accelerate UT's economic growth, Rs 3156 crore have been allocated for these vital sectors in the budget for 2023-24.
A Holistic Agriculture Development Plan has been rolled out with 29 proposed projects worth an outlay of Rs 5012 crore to be implemented over a period of next 5 years.
An official said that the novel initiative will create additional job opportunities for 2,87,910 people in agriculture, horticulture and allied sectors besides 18,861 new business enterprises will be created over the period of next five years.
Under the ambitious project, the government will create 67000 Metric Ton CA Storage Capacity enabling the farmers store their produce for better returns.
Jammu and Kashmir government is encouraging and aiding private players to set up cold storage (CA) facilities in order to reduce post harvest losses by increasing the shelf life of various agriculture and horticulture products, as well as to address the issue of distressed crop sales by farmers.
The government has taken several concrete steps to increase agriculture and horticulture production besides improving crop quality with a special emphasis on post-harvesting management infrastructure particularly in the private sector.
As part of HADP, the UT administration has launched a Rs 46.65 crore `Promotion of Beekeeping' project to triple the honey production over the next 5 years.
Monitoring and traceability will be done through GI labs besides 20 Custom Hiring Centers (CHCs) will also be established for extending pollination facilities. 'Jammu and Kashmir will have a full-fledged center of excellence for constancy, capacity building and post-harvest management," said the official.
Under the project, the value addition of honey is also being envisioned coupled with efficient growth of bee sector using native honey bees.
-Similarly, dairy is the biggest component of livestock husbandry and plays a pivotal role in sustaining agriculture income and acts as a growth engine for agriculture, allied sectors in J&K.
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