SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE SCIENCE
LNCT UNIVESITY, BHOPAL
KRISHI VIGYAN KENDRA, Naktara,
Dist. :- Raisen (M.P)
RURAL AGRICULTURAL WORK EXPERIENCE (RAWE) 2022-
23
RAWE Incharge : – Submitted by : -
Dr. R. Raghav sir DEEPESH EAVNE
KVK, Naktara, Raisen
Rural Agricultural Work Experience (RAWE)
• Introduction :-
The Rural Agricultural Work Experience (RAWE) helps the students
primarily to understand the rural situations, status of Agricultural
technologies adopted by farmers, prioritize the farmer's problems and to
develop skills & attitude of working with farm families for overall
development in rural area
• Objectives of RAWE :-
1. To provide opportunity for practical training to
develop communication skill with farmer.
2. To make the farmer familiar with the socio-economic
situation of the village.
3. To gain knowledge and experience on the opinion and
aspects of agricultural technology being used by the
farmers.
4. To develop confidence and competence in students
for solving problems related to agriculture.
5. To make students understand the role of men and
women in agriculture and allied sectors.
DAY 1 :- Orientation programme
- On first day all students reached at KVK and whole KVK members
welcomed us heartedly.
- The general overview of RAWE was explained by the rawe incharge
and asst. in-charge.
- The scientist Dr. R. Raghav sir
provides us the details about
RAWE activities that we have to
do during whole RAWE
programe and he suggested us
about village attachment & AIA.
- Also the veterinary scientist Dr. A. Gupta shared some information
about animal husbandry .
DAY 2 :- Work at KVK, Naktara
• A brief lecture on RAWE and how to perform the survey was
given by the incharge .
• The lecture included all the important details of the
programme.
DAY 3 :- Work at KVK, Naktara
• A brief introduction about AIA was organized by the incharge.
• AIA stands for Agro-Industrial Attachment.
• It is an in-plant training which provides industrial exposure. It
enhances the practical skills.
• It also introduces various, tools, machinery, processes and
DAY 4 :- Work at KVK, Naktara
products.
• Introduction with Soybean crop in the field.
• RAWE incharge gave a general infromation about the crop plant.
DAY 5 :- Work at KVK, Naktara
• The soybean variety was RVS-76 and RVSM-1135. They are
HYV Varieties. • Explanation about harmful insects, beneficial
insects, and also harmful effects of chemicals on crop
plants.
• Intoduction with turmeric and ginger crops.
• A brief information about the crops was given by the incharge.
DAY 6 :- Work at KVK, Naktara
• Field work was performed, hand weeding was done.
DAY 6 :- Work at KVK, Naktara
• Introduction with paddy crop on field.
• Analysis of the paddy plant.
• Variety JR-206 and PUSA1692, suitable for both rainfed and
irrigated conditions.
• It has long, bold grains.
DAY 7 :- Work at KVK, Naktara
• Description of marigold and tomato crop plants in the field.
• Micro irrigation methods are used for irrigation.
• Polythene mulch was used for inhibition of growth of unwanted
plants.
DAY 8 :- At KVK, Naktara
• General information about RAWE manual, how to maintain
manual and daily diary.
• Allotment of villages to the students.
• Group formation according to village.
• Vilage alloted :- udadmau, dist.- Raisen
DAY 9:- First day at village, udadmau
• Reached Gram panchayat of the village.
• Introduction with the village officials.
• Bacic information about the purpose of our visit.
• Self introduction
DAY 10:- Village visit, udadmau
• Meeting with farmers of the village.
• Self Introduction.
• Purpose of our village visit.
• General communication and some collection of current
agricultural information.
DAY 11:- Village survey, udadmau
Village information :
• Name :- udadmau
• Gram panchayat :- udadmau
• Block :- Badi
• District :- Raisen
• Post office :- Intkhedi
VILLAGE SURVEY
• Distance in kilometers from the nearest”:
NEAREST PLACES DISTANCE IN( KM.)
Primary /middle school
High school/higher
secondary /college
Post office
Railway station
Bus stand
Krishi upaj mandi
• Transport facility available in the village :
• Nearest village (weekly) market :
• a) Place : b) Distance :
VILLAGE SURVEY
Population of village
S.NO ITEM POPULATION AS PER CENSUS
820
1. • POPULATION OF VILLAGE
Total population
2. Total male
1. Literate
2. illiterate
3. Total female
1. Literate
2. Illiterate
4. No. Of cultivators
5. No. of agriculture laborers
1. Male
2. Female
6. Other
Nos. of Scheduled Castes
Nos. of Scheduled Tribes
Nos. of Scheduled Backwards
VILLAGE SURVEY
Irrigation facilities available in the village
SOURCE IF IRRIGATION NUMBER AREA IRRIGATED IN HECTARE
S.
No. Seasonal Perennial
1.
Total wells
a) well in use
b) not in use
2. Canal
3. Tube wells
4. Tank
5. Others sources
VILLAGE SURVEY
Implements and machinery available in village
1. Tractor – 41
2. Trolley - 47
3. Seedrill – 47
4. Cultivator – 55
5. Mini plough – 15
6. Front Blade - 30
7. Rear blade – 05
8. Tractor drawn sprayer - 10
9. MB plough – 20
10. Straw reaper –5
Awareness on lumpy virus disease in
village
• Firstly we attend the online programme on
lumpy skin disease in animals, held by KVK
RAISEN.
• The veterinary scientist Dr. A. Gupta gave us
information about the disease.
• He gave information like symptoms,
precations,disinfection, control, vaccination.
• Then we go to village and aware the farmers
about the virus.
VILLAGE SURVEY
Cropping pattern of village
S. PERIOD WAGES RATEW (Rs.) PER DAY
No.
MAN WOMEN TRACTOR Hr.
1. Kharif season
a) sowing time
b) intercultural
c) harvesting
d) thereshing
2. Rabi season
a) sowing time
b) intercultural
c) harvesting
d) thereshing
3. Summer season
Note : the picture of day 7 in next slide .
VILLAGE SURVEY
House hold schedule (HS)
• Information of selected cultivator :
a) Name of farmer :- sankarlal lodhi
b) Caste :- OBC
c) Village :- udadmau
d) Post :- INTKHEDI
e)Teshil / Block :- BADI
f)District :- RAISEN
VILLAGE SURVEY
Details about family members
S.No. NAME AGE EDUCATION RELATION OCCUPATION
(Yrs) WITH HEAD
FIELD VISIT
• On 9th day we visit the field of farmer.
• On the field the crop was paddy.
• And the variety of paddy is Pusa Basmati (PB 1).
• We seen that in paddy insect attack on it .
• The insect was leaf foldder and roller.
Note : the picture of day 9 in next slide
HOUSEHOLD SCHEDULE (HS)
Details about land possessed by the cultivator
S. PARTICULARS AREA (HECTARE)
No.
1. Total land area
2. Permanent fallow
3. Current fallow
4. Net sown area
5. Area under irrigation
6. Area sown more than once
7. Gross cropped area(4-6)
8. Appox. Value of land (Rs./ha.)
9. Total land revenue paid (Rs.) year
10. Other Taxes
HOUSEHOLD SCHEDULE (HS)
Inventory of residential and farm building
S. TYPE OF YEAR OF TYPE OF PRESENT VALUE
No. BUILDING CONSTRICTION CONSTRICTION (Rs.)
1. Type of building
2. Residential
Note : the picture of day 10 in next slide
FIELD VISIT
• On that day we visit the field of farmer On the
field the crop was paddy.
• And the variety of paddy is Pusa Basmati (PB 1).
• The farmer is spraying insecticide and fungicide in
his field .
• And the mixture of insecticide is Pymetrozine
Cypermethin+ PROFENOPHOS and fungicide is
TUBECONAZOLE .
