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Integrated Farming System Model

This document describes several integrated farming system models for different land and climate conditions in India. It provides examples of crop combinations, livestock components like cows, goats and fish, and other enterprises that can be integrated like apiculture, sericulture, and mushroom cultivation. The models are aimed at making more efficient use of resources and recycle farm waste to improve sustainability and farmer incomes.

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Integrated Farming System Model

This document describes several integrated farming system models for different land and climate conditions in India. It provides examples of crop combinations, livestock components like cows, goats and fish, and other enterprises that can be integrated like apiculture, sericulture, and mushroom cultivation. The models are aimed at making more efficient use of resources and recycle farm waste to improve sustainability and farmer incomes.

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  • Cover
  • Wetland Farming
  • Coastal Ecosystem Models
  • Irrigated Upland Systems
  • Dry Land Systems

INTEGRATED FARMING SYSTEM MODEL

By :-
SIMTA SHARMA
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
PCTE GROUP OF INSTITUTES, 
BADDOWAL, LUDHIANA (PUNJAB, INDIA)
Integrated Farming System for Wet Land

Wet Land Farming


• Also called as low land farming
• Irrigation is through Canals, Ponds or Tanks
Types of IFS
• Crop based IFS
• Live stock based IFS
• Tree based IFS
• Horticulture based IFS
Features of Wetland

• Cropping : 9–12 months in a year.


• Source of Water : Canals, Ponds, Tank
• Climate : Arid and Semiarid
• Problem : Over irrigated/water logging.
• Fertilizer application : Liberal to maximize the yield.
• Other problems : Drainage, soil health due to continuous
submergence, salt affected soils, mainly surface salinity
Components/enterprises proposed for IFS under wetland conditions

• Multiple cropping including sequential cropping and multi-tier cropping, inter


and relay cropping.
• Integrating livestock, cow, goat, piggery etc., along with cropping
• Combining fish (Aquaculture) cum poultry in the existing system.
• Agro-forestry on tree components in the existing system.
• Inclusion of mulberry cultivation and sericulture or lac culture with crops.
• Mushroom cultivation with cropping.
• Inclusion of apiary and horticultural crops etc.
IFS Models for Coastal Ecosystem, Tamil Nadu, India

Crop : rice
Early duration – Rohini, Cauvery,
Medium duration – IR 20, TRY-1
Long duration – Pankaj, Jaganath
Flood resistant – IR43, ADT40, TRY-1
Livestock system
Cows, Poultry, Goat, Fish, Prawn and Duck
• Prawn :
• Area of 400 m2 of water canal, 12–16 kg of prawn
• Rs. 50–60 per kg
• Prawn culture can be integrated with duckery, poultry, agricultural,
horticulture or piggery
• Fishes :
• roghu, catla and mirgal
• Tree Crops
• coconut, cashew nut and jackfruit
• forest tree species are Casuarina sp., Acacia sp., Eucalyptus
terticornis, Pongamia pinnata, Azadirachta indica and Anacardium sp
IFS Model for single crop wetland area (Periyar-Vaigai-command
area), Tamil Nadu, India
Crop + vegetables + poultry + fish
Rice – Maize
Rice – Green gram
Rice – Groundnut
Rice – Green manure
Vegetables- Bhendi – Tomato–Brinjal
Bitter gourd – Moringa–chillies
Poultry unit Layer –
. Fishery unit & Mushroom cultivation if condition prevails.
IFS model for a double crop wetland,
Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India Components
• Cropping–rice
• Fish
• Poultry
• Mush room
• Cropping
• Rice–Rice–Maize
• Rice–Rice–Ground nut
• Rice–Rice–Sesamum
Integrated Farming System for Irrigated
Upland
• Also be called irrigated dry land
• Features
• Farming will be for around 9-12 months.
• The sources of water are wells and deep bore wells in addition to
rainfall.
• The climate is arid to humid.
• Water management is the main criteria, i.e., economic use of water.
• Fertilizer use–liberal to maximize the yield.
• Crops
• Crops that can tolerate mild winter
• Legumes – green gram, black gram, soybean, and groundnut.
• Cereals – maize, sorghum, pearl millet and ragi.
• Other crops – cotton, sunflower and vegetables.
• Crops that can tolerate cool winter are wheat, barely, mustard and
potato.
Integrated farming system model for irrigated
upland system at Coimbatore, TamilNadu, India
• (Crop + Dairy + Biogas + Mushroom)
• Crop Management Area (ha)
1. Cotton + green gram – Maize
2. Soybean – Maize-Cotton
3. Cumbu Napier grass
4. Lucerne
5. Leucanea leucocephala 150 trees (border trees)
• . Farm shed Dairy Component – 3 Jersey cows + 2 calves Biogas
(For effective recycling of farm and animal waste, a biogas unit
• Spawn and mushroom production – 1.5–2.0 kg/days
Integrated Farming System for Dry Land
• Crops
• Cereal + Pigeon Pea
• Cereal + Cotton
• Single crop area - Sorghum, Chickpea, Sunflower, Coriander
• Double crop area - Sorghum/Pearl millet/Pulse during rainy period.
• Sunflower/Safflower/Chickpea during post rainy period.
IFS model for dry lands of Coimbatore
• (low rainfall < 700 mm)
• Sorghum + Cowpea (grain).
• Sorghum + Cowpea (fodder)
• Leucanea + Cencherus ciliaris
• Acacia senegal + Cenchrus ciliaris
• Prosophis Cineraria + Cenchrus ciliaris
• Tellicherry goats (20 does + 1 buck)

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