Vol. 6 (6) : November-December 2015 issue
Green Farming Vol. 6 (6) : 1408-1410 ; November-December, 2015
Impact of participatory approach in management of watershed practices in Micro-watershed Mainabasai in Morena District of Madhya Pradesh
ANIL KULSHRESTHA1*, S.K. SEN2, Y.K. SINGH3 and A.K. GUPTA4
Mahatma Gandhi Chitrakoot Gramodaya Vishwa Vidhyalaya, Chitrakoot, Satna - 485 334 (M.P.)
Designation : 1,2Ph.D. Scholar *(anil_kul2009@yahoo.com), 3Assoc. Professor, 4Dean
Subject : Agriculture Engineering, Farm Machinery, Energy & Power and Process Engineering
Paper No. : P-3186
Total Pages : 3
Received : 16 January 2015
Revised accepted : 08 October 2015
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Citation :
ANIL KULSHRESTHA, S.K. SEN, Y.K. SINGH and A.K. GUPTA. 2015. Impact of participatory approach in management of watershed practices in Micro-watershed Mainabasai in Morena District of Madhya Pradesh. Green Farming Vol. 6 (6) : 1408-1410 ; November-December, 2015
ABSTRACT
The study was conducted in Mainabasai micro watershed in Joura block of the Morena district of Madhya Pradesh during 2010-11. To assess the impact of participatory approach in management of watershed practices in micro-watershed. A benchmark survey was under taken. The noticed positive effect of the programme was an increase in area of arhar and wheat and an increase in productivity of gram and arhar with a increased change in arable areas, agricultural areas, irrigated areas, cropping intensity, water resources, and area of horticultural crops. The cattle population was also increased due to sufficient water and fodder availability. Using modern inputs like high yielding varieties, chemical fertilizers, irrigation, and plant protection measures etc. has also increased the productivity of crops. The co-ordination of farmers and government functionaries, land development activities were some of the measures taken to improve the micro watershed. Better co-ordination between development agencies and voluntary organizations is also essential for effective implementation of watershed programme.
Key words :
Change in crops area, Crop productivity, Livestock status, Natural resources, Watershed practices.