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Agro-Ecosystem analysis of the focus/target area-II

Fakirgujri, Mujigund, Dardekhour, Maloora.

Krishi Vigyan Kendra Srinagar adopted two villages namely village Dardkhover Dara zone Harwan and Maloora Mujigund zone Qamarwari having both different topography and different agricultural activities. Both the villages agriculture based economy. Village Maloora is involved in commercial cultivation of vegetables and in Dardkhover village there are multiple agriculture/horticulture activities like cultivation of paddy, maize, fodders and fruits like apple, cherry, pear, apiculture including sheep, goat and dairy.

The average landholding at village Dardkhover is 0.2 ha. And at village Maloora 0.4 ha. Small and marginal farmers constitute majority in the villages. Farm size is further decreasing overtime due to division and subdivision of landholding. Most of the villages are well connected with the road which is an advantage; however this advantage comes with a set of threats and villages are prone to come under urbanization and unreversisible division in spite of producing crops on commercial scale.

Horticulture is an important farming business of village Dardekhover besides Paddy and Maize. Cherry is being cultivated at large scale. .the main problems orchardists confront are poor fruit set, inadequate number of pollinisers, faulty training and pruning and lack of post harvest management practices. Vegetable cultivation on commercial scale is being adopted in village Maloora. The main problem is lack of quality seed material, timely non availability of other inputs, high incidence of insect/pest and diseases and production of offseason vegetables under control conditions.

Analysis and Conclusions:

Table 1: Demographic Information and Literacy

Villages

Total population

Male (%)

Female (%)

Literacy Rate

Dardekhover

1150

55

45

50

Maloora

1991

52

48

55

Table 2: Present area under Major Crops

Villages

Paddy (%)

Vegetables (%)

Maize (%)

Fodder (%)

Fruits (%)

Dardekhover

15

07

20

08

50

Maloora

50

50

-

-

-

Table 3: Information about Livestock and Poultry

Villages

Animal/Poultry

No.

Milk

Dardekhover

Cattle

500

4-5 Kg/Cow

Maloora

 

525

5-6 Kg/Cow

Dardekhover

Sheep

700

-

Maloora

 

-

-

Dardekhover

Goat

300

-

Maloora

 

-

-

Dardekhover

Poultry

700

(Local and Broiler)

Maloora

 

600

(Local and Broiler)

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