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Agriculture Atlas of
The State of Madhya Pradesh
Part II
Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya

Jabalpur
2021
Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya, Jabalpur
Agricultural Map of the State of Madhya Pradesh Part II
Correct citation
Nahatkar SB, Deep Pahalwan, GK Vani, HO Sharma, Deepak Rathi and Dhirendra
Khare (2021) Agriculture Atlas of the State of Madhya Pradesh. Publ.,
Office of the Dean Faculty of Agriculture, JNKVV, Jabalpur 19:96p
Contributors
Awasthi MK
Professor
Department of Soil and Water Engineering
College of Agricultural Engineering, Jabalpur
Bhale MS
Professor
Department of Plant Pathology
College of Agriculture, Jabalpur
Bhan Manish
Associate Professor
Department of Agronomy
Khare Dhirendra
Dean
Faculty of Agriculture
JNKVV, Jabalpur
Nahatkar SB
Director
Business Planning and Development
JNKVV, Jabalpur
Nema RK
Dean
College of Agricultural Engineering, Jabalpur
Pahalwan Deep
Director Farms
JNKVV, Jabalpur
Rai HK
Associate Professor
Department of Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry
Rathi Deepak
Associate Professor
Department of Agricultural Economics and Farm Management
Sharma HO
Inchanrge
Agro-economics Centre
Tiwari Gyanendra
Associate Professor
Department of Plant Physiology
Vani GK
Assistant Professor
Imprint
The Agriculture Atlas of the State of Madhya Pradesh is Published by the Office of the Dean
Faculty of Agriculture, JNKVV, Jabalpur 482 004
The views expressed in the publication are those of the contributors.

Acknowledgement
Authors and Contributors are thankful to all the sources of information used to
prepare the atlas viz.,
Commissioner of Land Records and Settlement, Madhya Pradesh

(http://landrecords.mp.gov.in)
MFMS portal of Fertilizer Management System

(www.mfms.nic.in)
India State of Forest Report

Forest Survey of India
(Ministry of Environment Forest and Climate Change)
Directorate of Economics and Statistics

(https://eands.dacnet.nic.in)
Environmental Planning & Coordination Organization

(EPCO), Bhopal
MP Council of Science and Technology

(MPCOST), Bhopal
MP Pollution Control Board, Bhopal
Central Pollution Control Board

(Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change)
Ground Water Year Book
Indian Institute of Soil Sciences, Bhopal

(ICAR)
and
All the Other Sources

Content
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1. Introduction 1
2. Geographical, Political and Demographical Map of Madhya Pradesh 2
2.1 State of Madhya Pradesh 3
2.2 Administrative Divisions of Madhya Pradesh 4
2.3 Districts of Madhya Pradesh 4
2.4 District wise Blocks in the State of Madhya Pradesh 5
2.5 District wise Tehsil in the State of Madhya Pradesh 5
2.6 District wise Gram Panchayat in the State of Madhya Pradesh 6
2.7 District wise Villages in the State of Madhya Pradesh 6
2.8 District wise Human Population Map of Madhya Pradesh 7
2.9 District wise Human Population Density in Madhya Pradesh 7
2.10 Population Density of Schedule Tribes in the State of Madhya Pradesh 8
2.11 Literacy Percentage in the State of Madhya Pradesh 8
3. Agricultural Map of Madhya Pradesh 9
3.1 Agro-climatic Zones of Madhya Pradesh 10
3.2 Existing Crop Zones of Madhya Pradesh 11
3.3 Proposed Crop Zones of Madhya Pradesh 11
3.4 Average size of holding in the state of Madhya Pradesh 12
3.5 Gross Cropped Area across the Districts of Madhya Pradesh 12
3.6 Net Cropped Area across the Districts of Madhya Pradesh 13
3.7 Cropping Intensity in the State of Madhya Pradesh 13
3.8 Kharif area across districts of Madhya Pradesh 14
3.9 Rabi area across districts of Madhya Pradesh 14
3.10 Ratio of Kharif and Rabi area (%) across the districts of Madhya Pradesh 15
4. Horticultural Map of Madhya Pradesh 16
4.1 Area of Total Fruits and Vegetables in the State of Madhya Pradesh 17
4.2 Area of Total Vegetables in the State of Madhya Pradesh 17
4.3 Area of Potato in the State of Madhya Pradesh 18
4.4 Area of Tomato in the State of Madhya Pradesh 18
4.5 Area of Green peas in the State of Madhya Pradesh 19
4.6 Area of Cauliflower in the State of Madhya Pradesh 19
4.7 Area of Cabbage in the State of Madhya Pradesh 20
4.8 Area of Okra in the State of Madhya Pradesh 20
4.9 Area of Brinjal in the State of Madhya Pradesh 21
4.10 Area of Total Fruits in the State of Madhya Pradesh 21
4.11 Area of Orange in the state of Madhya Pradesh 22
4.12 Area of Mango in the state of Madhya Pradesh 22
4.13 Area of Guava in the state of Madhya Pradesh 23
4.14 Area of Papaya in the state of Madhya Pradesh 23
4.15 Area of Lemon in the State of Madhya Pradesh 24
4.16 Area of Banana in the State of Madhya Pradesh 24
4.17 Area of Total Spices in the State of Madhya Pradesh 25
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4.18 Area of Onion in the State of Madhya Pradesh 25
4.19 Area of Garlic in the State of Madhya Pradesh 26
4.20 Area of Chilli in the State of Madhya Pradesh 26
4.21 Area of Coriander in the State of Madhya Pradesh 27
4.22 Area of Fenugreek in the State of Madhya Pradesh 27
4.23 Area of Chestnut in the State of Madhya Pradesh 28
4.24 Area of Betel vine in the State of Madhya Pradesh 28
4.25 Agri- Export Zones in the State of Madhya Pradesh 29
4.26 Agriculture Production Cluster of Madhya Pradesh 30
5 Medicinal Plants 31
5.1 Commercial cultivation of medicinal plant in large scale 32
5.2 Habitat of rare species of medicinal plants in MP 32
6 Forest 33
6.1 Forest Cover across the Districts 34
6.2 Forest Cover as percent of Geographical area 34
6.3 Forest Cover Map of Madhya Pradesh 35
6.4 Projected Forest Vulnerability: End Century (RCP 8.5 2071-2100) 35
6.5 National Parks, Tiger reserve and Wildlife Sanctuaries 36
6.6 Cocoon bank and reeling Unit in the state of Madhya Pradesh 36
7 Agro- meteorology 37
7.1 District wise Maximum Normal Temperature of Madhya Pradesh 38
7.2 District wise Minimum Normal Temperature of Madhya Pradesh 38
7.3 District wise Normal Rainfall of Madhya Pradesh 39
7.4 Annual Reference Evaporation in mm 39
7.5 Baseline composite vulnerability Map of MP 40
7.6 Mid century scenario for composite vulnerability of MP 40
7.7 Early century scenario for composite vulnerability of MP 41
7.8 District wise adaptive capacity in the state of Madhya Pradesh for mitigation of climate 41
change
7.9 Climate vulnerability map of MP 42
7.10 Drought sensitivity in the state of Madhya Pradesh 42
8 Natural Resources 43
8.1 Soil types in the State of Madhya Pradesh 44
8.2 Geological Succession in the State of Madhya Pradesh 44
8.3 Physiography of the State of Madhya Pradesh 45
8.4 Basins of Madhya Pradesh 45
8.5 Ground Water Quality in the State of Madhya Pradesh 46
8.6 Ground Water Quality (Ec) in the State of Madhya Pradesh 46
8.7 Surface Water Quality in the State of Madhya Pradesh 47
8.8 Block wise category of ground water development in Madhya Pradesh (Non command 47
area) as on March 2011
8.9 Depth of water level map of Madhya Pradesh 48
8.10 Total water availability for utilization ha m 48
8.11 Water Percentage Excess/Deficit (%) 49
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8.12 Water requirement for different sectors (ha m) 49
8.13 Water requirement of different crops (ha m) 50
8.14 Gross Irrigated Area 50
8.15 Percentage of Gross Irrigated Area to Gross Cropped Area 51
8.16 Net Irrigated Area 51
8.17 Net Irrigated Area by Canal 52
8.18 Percentage Contribution to Net Irrigated Area by Canal 52
8.19 Net Irrigated Area by Pond 53
8.20 Percentage Contribution to Net Irrigated Area by Ponds 53
8.21 Net Irrigated Area by Tube well 54
8.22 Percentage Contribution to Net Irrigated Area by Tube well 54
8.23 Net Irrigated Area by Dug well 55
8.24 Percentage Contribution to Net Irrigated Area by Dug well 55
8.25 Net Irrigated Area by other sources of irrigation 56
8.26 Percentage Contribution to Net Irrigated Area by other Sources 56
8.27 Percentage of Net Irrigated Area to Net Cropped Area 57
8.28 Kharif Fallow Water Harvesting Priority Area 57
8.29 Culturable Waste Land across Districts Geographical area 58
8.30 Culturable Waste Land as percent of Geographical area 58
8.31 Permanent Fallow Land as percent of Geographical area 59
9 Nutrients and Fertilizer 60
9.1 Status of Nitrogen in Soils of Madhya Pradesh 61
9.2 Status of Phosphorus in Soils of Madhya Pradesh 61
9.3 Status of Potassium in Soils of Madhya Pradesh 62
9.4 Status of Zinc in Soils of Madhya Pradesh 62
9.5 Status of Copper in Soils of Madhya Pradesh 63
9.6 Status of Iron in Soils of Madhya Pradesh 63
9.7 Status of Manganese in Soils of Madhya Pradesh 64
9.8 Status of Boron in Soils of Madhya Pradesh 64
9.9 Spatial variation in available sulphur deficiency status in soils of different districts 65
9.10 Urea Consumption 65
9.11 Urea Consumption per Hectare of Gross Cropped Area 66
9.12 DAP Consumption 66
9.13 DAP Consumption per Hectare of Gross Cropped Area 67
9.14 MOP Consumption 67
9.15 MOP consumption per hectare of Gross Cropped Area 68
9.16 NPKS consumption 68
9.17 NPKS consumption per hectare of Gross Cropped Area 69
9.18 SSP consumption 69
9.19 SSP consumption per Hectare of Gross Cropped Area 70
10 Agricultural Institutes 71
10.1 Seed Testing Laboratories in the State of Madhya Pradesh 72
10.2 Farms of Madhya Pradesh State Farms and Seed Development Corporation, Bhopal 72
10.3 Seed Producer Societies in the State of Madhya Pradesh 73
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10.4 Seed Processing Plant of MP State Seed Corporation and Farms Development 73
10.5 Headquarter of the Universities of Agriculture and Veterinary 74
10.6 Jurisdiction of Agricultural Universities 74
10.7 Colleges of Agriculture in the State of Madhya Pradesh 75
10.8 Colleges of Horticulture in the State of Madhya Pradesh 75
10.9 College of Agricultural Engineering in the State of Madhya Pradesh 76
10.10 Colleges of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry in the State of Madhya Pradesh 77
10.11 Research Stations of the Universities 78
10.12 Research Stations on Crop Improvement in the State of Madhya Pradesh 78
10.13 Research Projects on Horticulture in the State of Madhya Pradesh 79
10.14 Research Projects on Natural Resource Management 79
10.15 Research Projects on Agricultural Engineering 80
10.16 National Institutes of Agriculture and Allied Sciences in the State of Madhya Pradesh 80
10.17 Krishi Vigyan Kendras in the State of Madhya Pradesh 81
10.18 Density of Custom Hiring Centres in the State of Madhya Pradesh 81
11 Hot Spots for Biotic Stresses in Madhya Pradesh 82
11.1 Distribution of Diseases on Wheat in the State of Madhya Pradesh 83
11.2 Distribution of Diseases on Rice in the State of Madhya Pradesh 83
11.3 Distribution of Diseases on Soybean in the State of Madhya Pradesh 84
11.4 Distribution of Mung bean yellow bean Mosaic Virus of soybean 84
11.5 Distribution of Vasucalr Wilt Disease on Chickpea in the State of Madhya Pradesh 85
12 Animal Husbandry 86
12.1 Distribution of Total Cattle in the State of Madhya Pradesh 87
12.2 Distribution of Cow in the State of Madhya Pradesh 87
12.3 Distribution of Buffalo in the State of Madhya Pradesh 88
12.4 Distribution of Goat in the State of Madhya Pradesh 88
12.5 Distribution of Sheep in the State of Madhya Pradesh 89
12.6 Distribution of Pig in the State of Madhya Pradesh 89
12.7 Distribution of Horse in the State of Madhya Pradesh 90
12.8 Distribution of Mule in the State of Madhya Pradesh 90
12.9 Distribution of Donkey in the State of Madhya Pradesh 91
12.10 Distribution of Camel in the State of Madhya Pradesh 91
12.11 Distribution of Poultry in the State of Madhya Pradesh 92
12.12 District wise Production of Milk in the State of Madhya Pradesh 92
12.13 District wise Production of egg in the State of Madhya Pradesh 93
12.14 District wise Production of Meat in the State of Madhya Pradesh 93
12.15 District wise Production of Wool in the State of Madhya Pradesh 94
13 Geographical Indications 95
13.1 Possible Geographical Indications from the State of Madhya Pradesh 96
1 Introduction
Economy of India and the state of Madhya Pradesh is so deeply influenced by agriculture, which
is the livelihood of the major population. Agriculture is so closely interwoven with the human and
natural environment, that any change in it may affect ecological, social and political systems.
The state of Madhya Pradesh requires an atlas of agriculture for a reform in the field of
agriculture and allied sciences to stand a chance of saving nature, preventing the worst effects
of climate change and reviving small farms and rural regions. The economy changes animatedly
as of society. Transformation in agriculture affects farmers, society and the political system
because of its close association with food, climate, nature and livelihood. Therefore it is
imperative for society to provide accurate direction for development of agriculture. A radical
change in Agriculture Policy is crucial to double the farmers’ income, accomplish climate
commitments, prevent the dangerous consequences of environmental degradation and improve
rural life and animal welfare.
The presentation of information on agriculture in illustrated form will help researchers, teachers,
students, policy makers, agri-entrepreneurs and businessman to take correct decision in
minimum time that will be socially acceptable and globally just. All the information of agriculture
in the form of map is meager for the state of Madhya Pradesh. Therefore an attempt has been
made by Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya, Jabalpur to illustrate data on agriculture
with the help of map to assist the end users. The contributors believe that it will facilitate to
protect the natural resources and biodiversity, and promote sustainable use of resources and
with fair trade.
The district wise data on area, production, yield, land use, irrigation etc. were collected for the
year 2017-18 from official website of Commissioner of Land Records and Settlement, Madhya
Pradesh (http://landrecords.mp.gov.in). Data for district wise fertilizer sale for Madhya Pradesh
was obtained from MFMS portal (www.mfms.nic.in) for year 2017-18 on 13/11/2018. The data
for district wise Forest cover was obtained from India State of Forest Report 2017 (Table 9.15.7,
page 228-229). The time series data for India and Madhya Pradesh on area, production and
yield of several crops was accessed from official website of Directorate of Economics and
Statistics (https://eands.dacnet.nic.in/) for years 2000-01 to 2016-17. The R software version
3.5.1 (Feather Spray) was used in creating maps. Within the many layers of GIS,
Districts/Census_2011/2011_Dist.shp was accessed to create Madhya Pradesh map with
districts in it.
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Geographical, Political and
Demographical Maps of
Madhya Pradesh
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2.1 State of Madhya Pradesh
The geographical area of the state of Madhya Pradesh is 308,252 km².

Madhya Pradesh is the second largest Indian state by area and the fifth largest state by
population with over 75 million residents.
It borders the states of Uttar Pradesh to the northeast, Chhattisgarh to the
southeast, Maharashtra to the south, Gujarat to the west, and Rajasthan to the northwest.
Bhopal is the capital of the State.
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2.2 Administrative Divisions of Madhya Pradesh
Indore
Narmadapuram
Hoshangabad
Ujjain
Gwalior
Bhopal
Sagar
Chambal Moorena
Jabalpur
Rewa
Shahadol
The State of Madhya Pradesh has 10 Administrative Divisions with maximum 8 districts in
Jabalpur and Indore and minimum three in Chambal, Narmadapuram and Shahadol Division
(Commissionaires).
2.3 Districts of Madhya Pradesh
State of Madhya Pradesh has 52 Districts. Chhindwara is the largest (11,815 km2) and Niwari is
the smallest (1318km2) District in terms of area.
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2.4 District wise Blocks in the State of Madhya Pradesh

Number
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
13
The State of Madhya Pradesh has total 318 blocks with minimum 2 in Bhopal and Burhanpur
and maximum 13 in Dhar.
2.5 District wise Tehsil in the State of Madhya Pradesh
Number
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
10
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The State of Madhya Pradesh has total 412 tehsil with minimum 2 in Alirajpur, Bhopal and
Dindori and maximum 11 in Chhindwara.
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2.6 District wise Gram Panchayat in the State of Madhya Pradesh
Number
151-200
201-250
251-300
301-350
351-400
401-450
451-500
501-550
551-600
601-650
651-700
751-800
The State of Madhya Pradesh has total 22827 gram Panchayat with minimum 801-850
167 in Burhanpur and maximum 827 in Rewa.
2.7 District wise Villages in the State of Madhya Pradesh
The State has total 54903 villages with the minimum 266 in Burhanpur and the maximum 2409
in Rewa.
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2.8 District wise Human Population Map of Madhya Pradesh
Population between
<1.0 million
1.0-1.5 million
1.5- 2.0 million
>2.0 million
The State has total 726.27 lakh population with the minimum 4.54 lakh in Aagar and the
maximum 32.77 lakh in Indore.
2.9 District wise Human Population Density in Madhya Pradesh
Human/km2
<100
100-150
150-200
200-250
250-300
300-350
350-400
400-450
450-500
>800
The density of the state of Madhya Pradesh is 236 human per sq km against national population
density of 364.9 human /km2 with maximum at Indore and Bhopal and minimum in Dindori.
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2.10 Population Density of Schedule Tribes in the State of Madhya

Pradesh
Density
>80%
61-70%
51-60%
41-50%
31-40%
21-30%
11-20%
<10%
1.53 crores Scheduled Tribes constitute a significant portion (21.09%) of the population in the
State. There are 46 recognised Scheduled Tribes. The main tribal groups in Madhya Pradesh
are Baiga, Bhadia (or Bhariya), Bhil, Gond, Halba , Kaul, Korku, Malto, Mariya and Sahariya.
2.11 Literacy Percentage in the State of Madhya Pradesh
< 40
41-50
51-60
61-70
71-80
>81
The literacy percentage of the state of Madhya Pradesh is 69.32% (male 78.73% and female
59.24%) with maximum at Jabalpur (81.07%) and minimum in Alirajpur (36.1%).
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Agricultural Maps of
Madhya Pradesh
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3.1 Agro-climatic Zones of Madhya Pradesh
I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X XI

Agro-climatic zones
Chhattis Northern Kymore Vindhyan Central Gird region Bundelkha Satpura Malwa Nimar Jhabua
garh plain hill zones Plateau Plateau Narmada nd Zone Plateau Plateau Valley Hills
of Chhattis and Valley
garh Satpura
hills
Soil type
Red & Red & Mixed red Deep black Medium Alluvial Mixed red Shallow Medium Medium Medium
Yellow Yellow and (deep) black & (Light) and black black black Black
(Medium) Medium black soils deep Black (Medium) (Medium) (Medium) skeletal
black & (Medium) black (Medium) (Light/
skeltal (Medium/ Medium)
(Medium/ Heavy)
light)
Rainfall (mm)
1200 to 1200 to 1000 to 1200 to 1200 to 800 to 800 to 1000 to 800 to 800 to 800
1600 1600 1400 1600 1400 1000 1400 1200 1200 1000 to1000
Districts covered
Balaghat Shahdol Rewa Satna Narsinghpur Bhopal Gwalior Chhattarpur Betul Mandsaur Khandwa Jhabua
Mandla Panna Hoshangab Sagar Bhind Datia Chhindwara Neemuch Burhanpur (except
Dindori Jabalpur ad Harda Damoh Morena Tikamgarh Ratlam Khargone Petlawad)
Anuppur Seoni Sehore Vidisha Sheopur Shivpuri Ujjain Barwani Dhar
Sidhi Sidhi (Partly) Raisen Kala Shivpuri (Partly) Dewas Dhar (Partly)
(Partly) (except Raisen (except (except Indore (Partly)
Singroli Singroli ) (Partly) Bareli) Pichore Shajapur
Umaria Sehore Karera Jhabu
(except Narwar
Budni ) Khaniadana)
Guna Guna
(Partly) (except Aron
Raghogarh
Chachoda )
Ashoknagar
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3.2 Existing Crop Zones of Madhya Pradesh
Cotton- Sorghum Sorghum - Wheat Wheat Rice wheat Rice
3.3 Proposed Crop Zones of Madhya Pradesh
Cotton- Wheat Soybean Wheat Soybean Chickpea Mustard Wheat Rice Wheat Rice
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3.4 Average Size of Holding in the State of Madhya Pradesh
(Agriculture Census 2010-2011)
< 1.5 ha
1.51 to 2.0 ha
2.1 to <2.5 ha
>2.5ha
Ten districts have up to 1.5ha; 24 have 1.5 to 2 ha; 13 districts have >2 but <2.5ha and only
three districts viz., Vidisha, Raisen and Harda have >2.5ha average size of holding.
3.5 Gross Cropped Area across the Districts of Madhya Pradesh
Gross cropped area is 24214048 hectare in the State of Madhya Pradesh,. Among the Districts,
the largest gross cropped area is 971938 hectare in the District Vidisha and the lowest 130668
hectare in the District Burhanpur.
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3.6 Net Cropped Area across the Districts of Madhya Pradesh
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, Net cropped area was 15228004 hectare. Among the Districts,
the largest Net cropped area of 552488 hectare was in the District Sagar and the lowest
acreage of 102319 hectare was in the District Burahanpur.
3.7 Cropping Intensity across Districts of Madhya Pradesh
Cropping intensity is 155.304 percent in the State of Madhya Pradesh. Among the Districts, the
highest cropping intensity is 199.41 percent in the District Hoshangabad and the lowest 121.1
percent in the District Bhind.
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3.8 Kharif Area across Districts of Madhya Pradesh
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, total Kharif area is 11847.37 thousand hectare. Among the
Districts, the highest Kharif area is 465.74 000’ hectares in the District Ujjain and the lowest
53.6 000’ hectares in the District Burhanpur.
3.9 Rabi Area across Districts of Madhya Pradesh
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, total Rabi area is 11306.333 thousand hectares. Among the
Districts, the highest Rabi area is 520.45 thousand hectares in the District Vidisha and the
lowest 42.528 thousand hectares in the District Alirajpur.
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3.10 Ratio of Kharif and Rabi Area (%) across the Districts of
Madhya Pradesh
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, ratio of Kharif to Rabi area is 125.787 percent. Among the
Districts, the highest ratio is 403.734 percent in the District Alirajpur and the lowest 32.554
percent in the District Bhind.
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Horticultural Maps of
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Madhya Pradesh
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4.1 Area of Total Fruits and Vegetables in the State of Madhya

Pradesh
<5000ha
5000 to 10000ha
10000 to 20000ha
>20000 ha
Out of total area (428179ha) of total fruits and vegetables, districts Chhindwara (31057ha),
Indore (29442ha), Ujjain (25168ha), Dewas (23439ha), and Shajapur (20368ha) accounts for
30% area under fruits and vegetables in the state of Madhya Pradesh.
4.2 Area of Total Vegetables in the State of Madhya Pradesh
<1000 ha
1000 to 5000ha
5000-10000 ha
10000 to20000 ha
>20000 ha
Out of total area (371050ha) of vegetables, districts Indore (29220ha), Ujjain (24731ha), Dewas
(23180ha) and Chhindwara (21916 ha) accounts for 27% area of vegetables in the state of
Madhya Pradesh.
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4.3 Area of Potato in the State of Madhya Pradesh
Traces
<1000ha
1001 to 5000ha
5001 to 10000ha
10,001-15000ha
>40000 ha
Madhya Pradesh is the 5th largest potato producing state at national level. It produces 3305474
MT potato of variety Kufri- Chipsona 1, Kufri Chipsona 2, Kufri Chipsona 3, Kufri Chandrmukhi,
Kufri Jyoti, Kufri Jawahar, Kufri Sultej and LR from 90557 ha land. Indore (20910 ha) and
Dewas (10333 ha) accounts for 36% area of potato in the state of Madhya Pradesh.
4.4 Area of Tomato in the State of Madhya Pradesh
Traces
100 to 500ha
501- 1000ha
1001 to 2000ha
2001-3000ha
>3001 ha
Out of total area 37006ha of tomato, districts Shivpuri (3592ha), Jhabua (2647ha), Chhindwara
(2529ha), Chhatarpur (2183ha) and Dhar (2155ha) accounts for 35% area of tomato in the
state of Madhya Pradesh.
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4.5 Area of Green peas in the State of Madhya Pradesh
<1000 ha
1000 - 2500ha
2500-3000ha
>5000 ha
Out of total area 21569 ha of green peas, districts Jabalpur (7392ha), Ujjain (6461ha) and Dhar
(3431 ha) accounts for 80% area in the state of Madhya Pradesh.
4.6 Area of Cauliflower in the State of Madhya Pradesh
<100
100 to 500ha
500- 1000ha
>1000 ha
Out of total area (13720ha) of cauliflower, districts Chhindwara (1759ha), Betul (1164ha), Indore
(965ha), Khandwa (530ha), Chhatarpur (525ha) and Hoshangabad (503ha) accounts for 40%
area in the state of Madhya Pradesh.
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4.7 Area of Cabbage in the State of Madhya Pradesh
<100ha
101 to 1000ha
1001-2000ha
>2000 ha
Out of total area (9346ha) of cabbage, districts Betul (2100ha), Indore (1176ha) and
Chhindwara (667 ha), accounts for 42% area of cabbage in the state of Madhya Pradesh.
4.8 Area of Okra in the State of Madhya Pradesh
<100ha
101 to 1000ha
501-1000ha
>1000 ha
Out of total area (15125ha) of okra, districts Badwani (1073ha), Chhindwara (950ha),
Chhatarpur (890ha), Raisen (816ha), Tikamgarh (605ha), Narsighpur(593ha), Alirajpur (548ha)
and Hoshangabad (519ha) accounts for 40% area of okra in the state of Madhya Pradesh.
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4.9 Area of Brinjal in the State of Madhya Pradesh
<100ha
101 to 200ha
201-500 ha
501-1000ha
>1000 ha
Out of total area (20880ha) of brinjal, districts Chhatarpur (1832ha), Tikamgarh (1420ha), Sagar
(1394ha)) and Chhindwara (1344 ha) accounts for 29% area of brinjal in the state of Madhya
Pradesh.
4.10 Area of Total Fruits in the State of Madhya Pradesh
<1000ha
1000 to 5000ha
>5000ha
Out of total fruit crop area (57129ha), three districts viz., Burhanpur (18581ha), Chhindwara
(9141ha) and Mandsaur (5509 ha) accounts for 58% area under total fruit in the state.
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4.11 Area of Orange in the State of Madhya Pradesh
500-1000ha
20001-25000ha
1000-5000ha
10001 to 20000ha
40000ha
Madhya pradesh is the largest producer of Orange covering over 27% share with production of
world class export quality “Nagpur Mandarin in major area. Out of total area (116252 ha) of
Orange, districts viz., Agar Malwa (42433ha), Chhindwara (23618ha), Rajgarh (15580),
Shajapur (12600) and Mandsaur (11800 ha) are the major producer.
4.12 Area of Mango in the State of Madhya Pradesh
>500ha
100 to 500ha
10 to 100ha
Only four districts Rewa (1300ha), Satna (955HA), Katni (624ha) and Jabalpur (531 ha)
account for 62% of the total area of mango in the state of Madhya Pradesh.
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4.13 Area of Guava in the State of Madhya Pradesh
<500ha
500-1000ha
1001-1500ha
1501-2000ha
>2000ha
The State of Madhya Pradesh is the highest guava producing (553716 MT) state at national
level. Out of total area (30802ha) of guava four districts viz., Rewa (2777ha), Khargone
(1700ha), Singrouli (1442ha), Vidisha (1351ha), Indore (1340ha) and Ratlam (1080ha) are the
major guava producing distracts.
4.14 Area of Papaya in the State of Madhya Pradesh
>100ha
21 to 100ha
10 to 20ha
The area under papaya in the state is 1078 ha and Khargone (222 ha), Badwani (216 ha), Dhar
(191) ha and Vidisha (111 ha) districts accounts for 67% of the total area.
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4.15 Area of Lemon in the State of Madhya Pradesh
>100ha
50 to 100ha
10 to 50ha
Out of total area (1203ha) of lemon, three districts viz., Dhar (249ha), Ratlam (155ha),
Mandsaur (115ha) and Badwani (146ha) accounts for 46% area of lemon in the state of Madhya
Pradesh.
4.16 Area of Banana in the State of Madhya Pradesh
>100ha
50 to 100ha
Out of total area (20641ha) of Banana, three districts viz., Burhanpur (18128ha), Dhar (1136ha)
and Badwani (740ha) accounts for 97% area of lemon in the state of Madhya Pradesh.
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4.17 Area of Total Spices in the State of Madhya Pradesh
>20000 ha
10002-20000ha
5000-10000ha
100 to 1000ha
Out of total area (447971ha) of spices, districts Mandasur (75062ha), Guna (49586ha), Rajgarh
(49041ha), Neemuch (35533ha), Ratlam (30755 ha), Khargone (29567ha), Dhar (21882ha) and
Agar (21597ha) accounts for 70% area of total spices in the state of Madhya Pradesh.
4.18 Area of Onion in the State of Madhya Pradesh
<100ha
101-500 ha
501 to 1000ha
1001 to 5000ha
5001-10000ha
10000-13000ha
Out of total area (151617ha) of onion, Dewas (12284ha), Shajapur (12040ha), Indore (10650),
Sagar (10500ha), Ujjain (9022ha) and Khandwa (8550ha) are the major onion growing districts.
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4.19 Area of Garlic in the State of Madhya Pradesh
Traces
100 to1000ha
2500-4000ha
4001-5000ha
> 5001-10000ha
10001 to 15000ha
>25,000ha
Out of total area (159371ha) of garlic, Neemuch (35000ha), Ratlam (27352ha), Mandsaur
(14500ha), Ujjian (13664ha), Indore (11200ha) and Shajapur (7200ha) are the main garlic
growing districts of the State.
4.20 Area of Chilli in the State of Madhya Pradesh
<100ha
101-500ha
501-1000ha
1001-2500ha
2501 to 5000ha
5001-10000ha
10001-20000 ha
>30000ha
Out of total area (94667ha) of chilli, districts Khargone (28300ha), Dhar (18000ha), Tikamgarh
(7632ha), Khandwa (5800ha) accounts for 67% area of chilli in the state of Madhya Pradesh.
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4.21 Area of Coriander in the State of Madhya Pradesh
>10000 ha
1001 to 10000ha
500- 1000ha
100 to 500ha
Out of total area (191628ha) of coriander, districts Guna (48912ha), Rajgarh (37762ha),
Mandsaur (35301ha), Agar (15250ha), Sheopur (14129ha) and Neemuch (10273ha) accounts
for 84% area of coriander in the state of Madhya Pradesh.
4.22 Area of Fenugreek in the State of Madhya Pradesh
>5000 ha
1000-5000ha
100 to 1000ha
Out of total area (40301ha) of fenugreek, districts Mandasur (18085ha), Neemuch (7262ha) and
Ratlam (7162 ha) accounts for 81% area of okra in the state of Madhya Pradesh.
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4.23 Area of Chestnut in the State of Madhya Pradesh
>100 to 50ha
51 to 100ha
10 to 50ha
Out of total area (1266ha) of chestnut, two districts viz., Jabalpur (549ha) and Katni (358ha)
accounts for 72% area of chestnut in the state of Madhya Pradesh.
4.24 Area of Betel vine in the State of Madhya Pradesh
>101 ha
51-100ha
10-50 ha
Out of total area (1001ha) of betel vine, districts Chhatarpur (459ha) and Panna (127ha)
accounts for 59% area of betel vine in the state of Madhya Pradesh.
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4.25 Agri- Export and Agri Trade Zones in the State of Madhya
Pradesh
Potato Garlic
Seed Spices Lentil and Chickpea
Wheat and durum Orange
Guava Onion
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4.26 Agriculture Production Cluster of Madhya Pradesh
Bhopal Egg Brinjal

Burhanpur Banana
Chhatarpur Millet
Chhindwara Brinjal Tomato Maize
Dewas Potato
Dhar Banana Papaya Maize
Harda Wheat
Hoshangabad Wheat Rice
Jabalpur Egg Brinjal
Jhabua Maize Tomato
Katni Guava
Khandwa Onion
Khargone Banana Onion Guava
Morena Milk
Raisen Rice Wheat Brinjal
Sagar Wheat Brinjal Onion
Satna Papaya
Sehore Wheat
Shajapur Onion Potato
Shivpuri Papaya Tomato
Sidhi Millet
Ujjain Milk Citrus Potato
Umaria Millet
Vidisha Citrus Wheat Guava
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Medicinal Plants Maps of

5
Madhya Pradesh
31
5.1 Commercial Cultivation of Medicinal Plant
Asgandha
French basal
Isabgoal
Mentha
Safed musli
Satawar
5.2 Habitat of Rare Species of Medicinal Plants in MP
Brahmi
Giloe
Guggal
Gurmar
Harra and Aonla
Manjistha
Palmarosa
Safed musli
Sarpgandha
Baichandi
C. borivilanium
C. tberosum
Chitrak
Gokhru
Jangli Pyaj
Manduk parni
Punarnawa
Satawar
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Forest Maps of
6
Madhya Pradesh
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6.1 Forest Cover across the Districts
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, forest cover is 7622474 hectare. Among the Districts, the
largest forest cover is 579057 hectare in the District Mandla and the smallest 3149 hectare in
the District Ujjain.
6.2 Forest Cover as Percent of Geographical Area
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, forest cover to geographical area is 24.78 percent. Among the
Districts, the largest forest cover is 59.97 percent in the District Mandla and the smallest 0.52
percent in the District Ujjain.
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6.3 Forest Cover Map of Madhya Pradesh
Very Dense
Moderate Dense
Open Forest
Water bodies and River
6.4 Projected Forest Vulnerability: End Century (RCP 8.5 2071-2100)
Very low
Low
Moderate
High
Very high
Extremely high
Source: EPCO
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6.5 National Parks, Tiger Reserve and Wildlife Sanctuaries
TR NP WLS
Tiger Reserve National Park Wild Life Sanctuary
6.6 Cocoon Bank and Reeling Unit in the State of Madhya Pradesh
Silk Federation of MP has 8 cocoon Banks where cocoon grower could sell their product. For
value addition of Silk cocoons produced by cocoon grower, the Silk Federation is running 8
reeling units through the Self Help Group of beneficiaries.
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Agro- meteorology Maps of

7
Madhya Pradesh
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7.1 District wise Maximum Normal Temperature of Madhya Pradesh
Maximum
Temperature C
33.1-33.2
32.6 -33.2
32.1-32.5
31.6-32.0
31.6-32.0
7.2 District wise Minimum Normal Temperature of Madhya Pradesh
Minimum Temperature C
19.5-19.6
19.3-19.4
19.1-19.2
18.7-18.8
18.5-18.6
18.3-18.4
18.0-18.2
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7.3 District wise Normal Rainfall of Madhya Pradesh
Rainfall mm
1300-1500
1000-1300
800-1000
<800
Based on 40 years of datasets district wise of Madhya Pradesh
7.4 Annual Reference Evaporation in mm
Developed by Department of Soil and Water Engineering, CAE, JNKVV, Jabalpur, on Secondary Data
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7.5 Baseline Composite Vulnerability Map of MP
Low
Moderate
High
Very high
Source: EPCO
7.6 Mid Century Scenario for Composite Vulnerability of MP
Low
Moderate
High
Very high
Source: EPCO
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7.7 Early Century Scenario for Composite Vulnerability of MP
Low
Moderate
High
Very high
Source: EPCO
7.8 District Wise Adaptive Capacity in the State of Madhya Pradesh

for Mitigation of Climate Change
Very low
Low
Medium
High
Source: EPCO
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7.9 Climate Vulnerability Map of MP
Source: EPCO
7.10 Drought Sensitivity in the State of Madhya Pradesh

Source: EPCO
Probability
5-10 % 10-15%
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Natural Resources Maps of

8
Madhya Pradesh
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8.1 Soil Types in the State of Madhya Pradesh
Source: Resource Atlas MPCOST 2007
8.2 Geological Succession in the State of Madhya Pradesh
Source MP Pollution Control Board; Central Pollution Control Board
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8.3 Physiography of the State of Madhya Pradesh
Altitude in meter
<150
150-300
300-450
450-600
600-900
>900
Source MP Pollution Control Board; Central Pollution Control Board
8.4 Basins of Madhya Pradesh
Yamuna sub basin

Sone and Tons
sub basin
Narmada basin
Mahi basin
Tapi basin
Wan Ganga sub
Source MP Pollution Control Board; Central Pollution Control Board basin
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8.5 Ground Water Quality in the State of Madhya Pradesh
Location of the
ground water
sample collection
site with Fluoride
concentration
excess of 1.5mg/l
Location of the
ground water
sample collection
site with Arsenic
concentration
excess of 0.5
microgram/lit
8.6 Ground Water Quality (Ec) in the State of Madhya Pradesh
Electrical
conductivity
EC value in
macro/Cm at 25C
< 750
750-1500
1500-3000
>3000
Source MP Pollution Control Board;Central Pollution Control Board
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8.7 Surface Water Quality in the State of Madhya Pradesh
8.8 Block wise Category of Ground Water Development in Madhya

Pradesh (Non command area) as on March 2011
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8.9 Depth of Water Level Map of Madhya Pradesh (May 2014)
<2
2 to 5
6-10
11 to 20
21-40
>41
Source: Ground Water Year Book (MP) 2014-15
8.10 Total Water Availability for Utilization ha m
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8.11 Water Percentage Excess/Deficit (%)
8.12 Water Requirement for Different Sectors (ha m)
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8.13 Water Requirement of Different Crops (ha m)
8.14 Gross Irrigated Area
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, gross irrigated area is 10670943 hectare. Among the Districts,
the largest gross irrigated area is 464250 hectare in the District Hoshangabad and the smallest
gross irrigated area 4082 hectare in the District Dindori.
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8.15 Percentage of Gross Irrigated Area to Gross Cropped Area
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, gross irrigated area is 2122.32 percent of gross cropped area.
Among the Districts, the highest ratio is 73.92 percent in the District Hoshangabad and the
lowest 1.41 percent in the District Dindori.
8.16 Net Irrigated Area
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, net irrigated area is 9876025 hectare. Among the Districts the
largest net irrigated area is 426281hectare in the District Vidisha and the smallest 4057 hectare
in the District Dindori.
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8.17 Net Irrigated Area by Canal
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, net irrigated area by canal is 1791188 hectare. Among the
Districts, the largest net area irrigated by canal is 167273 hectare in the District Hoshangabad
and the smallest 0 hectare in the District Burhanpur.
8.18 Percentage Contribution to Net Irrigated Area by Canal
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, canal contributed 18.14 percent of net irrigated area. Among
the Districts, the highest contribution by canal is 66.61 percent in the District Datia and the
lowest 0 percent in the District Burhanpur.
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8.19 Net Irrigated Area by Pond
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, net irrigated area by pond is 295108 hectare. Among the
Districts, the largest net area irrigated by pond is 29323 hectare in the District Dhar and the
smallest 0 hectare in the District Datia, Harda, Morena.
8.20 Percentage Contribution to Net Irrigated Area by Ponds
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, ponds contributed 2.99 percent of net irrigated area. Among
the Districts, the highest contribution by ponds is 21.69 percent in the District Jhabua and the
lowest zero percent in the District Datia, Harda, Morena.
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8.21 Net Irrigated Area by Tube well
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, net irrigated area by tube well is 3470478 hectare. Among the
Districts, the largest net area irrigated by tube well is 289778 hectare in the District Ujjain and
the smallest 0 hectare in the District Mandla.
8.22 Percentage Contribution to Net Irrigated Area by Tube well
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, tube wells contributed 35.14 percent of net irrigated area.
Among the Districts, the highest contribution by tube wells is 87.83 percent in the District Indore
and the lowest 0 percent in the District Mandla.
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8.23 Net Irrigated Area by Dug well
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, net irrigated area by tube well is 3094834 hectare. Among the
Districts, the largest net area irrigated by tube well is 249842 hectare in the District Rajgarh and
the smallest 743 hectare in the District Dindori.
8.24 Percentage Contribution to Net Irrigated Area by Dug well
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, dug wells contributed 31.34 percent of net irrigated area.
Among the Districts, the highest contribution by dug wells is 84.44 percent in the District
Mandsaur and the lowest 2.05 percent in the District Gwalior.
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8.25 Net Irrigated Area by Other Sources of Irrigation
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, net irrigated area by other sources of irrigation is 1224417
hectare. Among the Districts, the largest net area irrigated by other source of irrigation is 95625
hectare in the District Shajapur and the smallest 741 hectare in the District Bhind.
8.26 Percentage Contribution to Net Irrigated Area by other Sources
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, other sources contributed 31.34 percent of net irrigated area.
Among the Districts, the highest contribution by other sources is 84.44 percent in the District
Mandsaur and the lowest 2.05 percent in the District Gwalior.
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8.27 Percentage of Net Irrigated Area to Net Cropped Area
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, net irrigated area is 3076.84 percent of net cropped area.
Among the Districts, the highest ratio is 99.05 percent in the District Hoshangabad and the
lowest ratio of 2.02 percent in the District Dindori.
8.28 Kharif Fallow Water Harvesting Priority Area
Priority
5
6
7
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
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8.29 Culturable Waste Land across Districts Geographical area
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, culturable waste land is 2121089 hectare. Among the Districts,
the largest culturable waste land is 88793 hectare in the District East Nimar and the smallest
13484 hectare in the District Katni.
8.30 Culturable Waste Land as Percent of Geographical Area
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, culturable waste land constituted 6.974 percent of the
geographical area. Among the Districts, the largest culturable waste land is 14.581 percent in
the District Mandsaur and the smallest 2.735 percent in the District.Katni.
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8.31 Permanent Fallow Land as Percent of Geographical Area
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, permanent fallow land constituted 1.563 percent of
geographical area. Among the Districts, the largest permanent fallow land is 7.918 percent in
the District Dindori and the smallest 0.052 percent in the District Shajapur.
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Nutrients and Fertilizer Maps

9
of Madhya Pradesh
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9.1 Status of Nitrogen in Soils of Madhya Pradesh
<250kg/ha Low
250-400kg/ ha Medium
>400kg/ha High
9.2 Status of Phosphorus in Soils of Madhya Pradesh
<10kg/ha Low (27%)

>20kg/ha High (14%)
10-20kg/ha Medium (59%)
NA
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9.3 Status of Potassium in Soils of Madhya Pradesh
<200kg /ha Low (27%)

200- 400kg/ha Medium (59%)
> 400kg /ha High (14%)
NA
9.4 Status of Zinc in Soils of Madhya Pradesh
Zinc in soil (mg kg-1) Available Zinc Status Area covered(%)

< 0.3 Acute Deficient 7.5
0.3-0.6 Deficient 51.7
0.6-0.9 Latent Deficient 30.1
0.9-1.2 Marginally Sufficient 7.7
1.2-1.8 Adequate 2.5
>1.8 High 0.3
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9.5 Status of Copper in Soils of Madhya Pradesh
Cu in soil (mg kg-1) Available Cu Status Area covered(%)

>1.0 High 83.2
9.6 Status of Iron in Soils of Madhya Pradesh
Fe in soil (mg kg-1) Available Fe Status Area covered(%)

>1.0 High 83.2
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9.7 Status of Manganese in Soils of Madhya Pradesh
Mn in soil (mg kg-1) Available Mn Status Area covered(%)

7.0-9.0 Adequate 12.7
>9.0 High 72.4
9.8 Status of Boron in Soils of Madhya Pradesh
B in soil (mg kg-1) Available B Status Area covered(%)

>1.1 High 67.2
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9.9 Spatial Variation in Available Sulphur Deficiency Status in Soils

of Different Districts of Madhya Pradesh
<10
>10 to >20
>20 to <30
>30 to < 40
>40 to <50
>50
9.10 Consumption of Urea in the State of Madhya Pradesh
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, total urea consumption is 2874037.88 tonnes. Among the
Districts, the highest consumption is 142176.7 tonnes in the District Hoshangabad and the
lowest 3974.7 tonnes in the District Anuppur.
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9.11 Consumption of Urea per Hectare of Gross Cropped Area
In the State of Madhya Pradesh, Urea consumption per hectare is 118.69 Kilogram. Among the
Districts, the highest urea consumption per hectare is 278.97 kilogram in the District Jabalpur
and the lowest 17.20 kilogram/ ha was in the District Dindori.
9.12 Consumption of Di-Ammonium Phosphate (DAP) in the State of

Madhya Pradesh
Total DAP consumption in the State of Madhya Pradesh is 1253759.77 tonnes. Among the
Districts, the highest consumption is 78395.3 tonnes in the District Hoshangabad and the lowest
2679.25 tonnes of DAP in the District Anuppur.
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9.13 Consumption of DAP per Hectare of Gross Cropped Area
Consumption of per hectare DAP in the State of Madhya Pradesh is 51.78 kilogram. Among the
Districts, the highest DAP consumption per hectare is124.83 kilogram in the District
Hoshangabad and the lowest 11.26 kilogram per hectare in the District Dindori.
9.14 Consumption of Muriate of Phosphate (MOP) in the State of

Madhya Pradesh
Total MOP consumption in the State of Madhya Pradesh is 116593.67 tonnes. Among the
Districts, the highest consumption of 20708.4 tonnes of MOP is in the District Burhanpur and the
lowest 0 tonnes of MOP was in the District Dindori.
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9.15 Consumption of MOP per Hectare of Gross Cropped Area
MOP consumption in the State of Madhya Pradesh is 4.81 kilogram per hectare. Among the
Districts, the highest MOP consumption per hectare is 158.48 kilogram in the District Burhanpur
and the lowest 0 kilogram/ha was in the District Dindori.
9.16 Consumption of NPKS in the State of Madhya Pradesh
Total NPKS consumption in the State of Madhya Pradesh is 307444.29 tonnes. Among the
Districts, the highest consumption of NPKS is 36539.85 tonnes in the District Ujjain and the
lowest 0 tonnes/ha in the District Anuppur, Dindori and Umaria.
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9.17 Consumption of NPKS per Hectare of Gross Cropped Area
NPKS consumption per hectare of Gross Cropped Area in the State of Madhya Pradesh is
12.70 kilogram per hectare. Among the Districts, the highest NPKS consumption per hectare of
gross cropped area is 94.67 kilogram in the District Burhanpur and the lowest 0 kilogram/ ha in
the District Anuppur, Dindori and Umaria.
9.18 Consumption of Single Super Phosphate (SSP)
Total SSP consumption in the State of Madhya Pradesh is 1328682.56 tonnes. Among the
Districts, the highest consumption is 115298.65 tonnes SSP in the District Ujjain and the lowest
68.2 tonnes in the District Anuppur.
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9.19 Consumption of SSP per Hectare of Gross Cropped Area
SSP consumption of gross cropped area in the State of Madhya Pradesh is 54.87 kilogram per
hectare. Among the Districts, the highest consumption of SSP per hectare is 160.45 kilogram in
the District Barwani and the lowest 0.31 kilogram per hectare in the District Sidhi.
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10
Agricultural Institutes in the
State of Madhya Pradesh
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10.1 Seed Testing Laboratories in the State of Madhya Pradesh
Referral Lab
Seed Certification
Agency
Department of Farmer
Welfare and Agriculture
Development
In the state of Madhya Pradesh total 15 Seed Testing laboratories i.e., 4 of Seed Certification
Agency, 10 of Department of Farmer Welfare and Agriculture Development one at each
Divisional Headquarter and one Referral at Jabalpur are located.
10.2 Farms of Madhya Pradesh State Seed and Farms Development

Corporation, Bhopal
>400ha
250-300 ha
200-250ha
150-200ha
100-150ha
50-100 ha
< 50ha
MP State Seed and Farm Development Corporation has 2793.228 ha land spread over 42
farms across the state. Total 20146.52 ha land is under cultivation and 1352.023 ha under
irrigation. In all, 17 farms have less than 50ha land. Khamaria, Jabalpur (293.99ha) and Pondi,
Anoppur (293.50ha) are the largest farm.
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10.3 Seed Producer Societies in the State of Madhya Pradesh
Number
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
12
Vegetable
Fodder
10.4 Seed Processing Plant of MP State Seed Corporation and

Farms Development in the State of Madhya Pradesh
Number
1
2
3
4
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10.5 Headquarter of the Universities of Agriculture and Veterinary

Rajmata Vijayaraje Scindhia Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya, Gwalior
Nanajee Deshmukh Veterinary Science University, Jabalpur
Nanajee Deshhmukh Gramodya Vishwa Vidyalya, Chitrakoot
10.6 Jurisdiction of Agricultural Universities

Rajmata Vijayaraje Scindhia Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya, Gwalior
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10.7 Colleges of Agriculture in the State of Madhya Pradesh
RVSKVV, Gwalior JNKVV, Jabalpur

College of Agriculture College of Agriculture,
Gwalior Ganj Basoda
College of Agriculture, College of Agriculture,
Indore Tikamgarh
RAK College of Agriculture College of Agriculture,
Sehore Rewa
BM College of Agriculture College of Agriculture,
Khandwa Khurai
College of Agriculture,
Jabalpur
Powarkheda
Waraseoni
10.8 Colleges of Horticulture in the State of Madhya Pradesh
KNK College of Horticulture, Mandasur (RVSKVV, Gwalior)

College of Horticulture, Rehali (JNKVV, Jabalpur)
College of Horticulture, Chhindwara (announced) (JNKVV, Jabalpur)
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10.9 College of Agricultural Engineering in the State of Madhya

Pradesh
10.10 Colleges of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry in the

College of Veterinary Sciences and Animal Husbandry, Jabalpur

College of Veterinary Sciences and Animal Husbandry, Rewa
College of Veterinary Sciences and Animal Husbandry, MHOW
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10.11 Research Stations of the Universities
RVSKVV, Gwalior JNKVV, Jabalpur
ZARS, Moorena ZARS, Powarkheda
ZARS, Sehore ZARS, Tikamgarh
ZARS, Indore ZARS, Chhindwara
ZARS, Khargone ZARS, Jabalpur
RARS, Gwalior RARS, Rewa
RARS Mandsaur RARSm Sagar

RARS , Ujjain RARS , Dindori
RARS, Jhabua RARS, Waraseoni
RARS , Khandwa ARS Tendni
ARS, Bagbai ARS Mohgaon
ARS, Badnawar Organic Farming, Mandla
Horticulture Research Station Jaora Betel vine Research Station, Naugaon
Fruit Research Station, Entkhedi Dry land Horticulture, GarhaKota
Sugarcane Research Centre, Bohani
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10.12 Research Stations on Crop Improvement in the State of Madhya

Pradesh
Cereals
Wheat
Rice
Pearl millet
Maize
Sorghum
Barley
Oilseeds
Soybean
Mustard
Linseed
Sesame
Niger
Safflower
Groundnut
Pulses
Chickpea
Pigeonpea
MULLaRP
Arid
Legumes
Others
Cotton
Sugarcane
Forage
Small millets
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10.13 Research Projects on Horticulture in the State of Madhya

Pradesh
JNKVV, Jabalpur
Vegetable Improvement and NSP
Potato Improvement
Sub Tropical Fruits
Medicinal and Aromatic Plants
Spices
Arid Zone fruits
AINP on Onion and Garlic
TSP on Citrus
RVSKVV, Gwalior
Medicinal & Aromatic Plants
Sub Tropical Fruit Grape
10.14 Research Projects on Natural Resource Management

JNKVV, Jabalpur
Soil Test Crop Response
Micro and Secondary nutrients
and Pollutant Element in soil
Integrated Farming Research
Soil Biodiversity - Biofertilizer
Long Term Fertilizer Experiment
Irrigation and Water Management
Dry land Agriculture
RVSKVV, Gwalior
Dryland Agriculture
Operational Research Project
Cropping System Research
Management of Salt Affected Soil
Weed Control
Irrigation and Water Management
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10.15 Research Projects on Agricultural Engineering
JNKVV, Jabalpur
Farm Implement and
Machinery
Harvest and Post Harvest
technology
Agro- Meteorology
Renewable Energy Sources
Irrigation and Water
Management
RVSKVV, Gwalior
Irrigation and Water
Management
10.16 National Institutes of Agriculture and Allied Sciences in the

Directorate Tropical Directorate Central Indian Indian National

of Weed Forest of Soybean Institute of Institute of Veterinary Institute of
Research, Research Research, Agricultural Soil Science, Research High Security
Jabalpur Institute, Indore Engineering, Bhopal Institute, Animal
Jabalpur Bhopal Bhopal Diseases,
Bhopal
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10.17 Krishi Vigyan Kendras in the State of Madhya Pradesh
JNKVV, Jabalpur
RVSKVV, Gwalior
ICAR-CIAE Institute
IGN Tribal University
Private organization
State of Madhya Pradesh has 52 Krishi Vigyan Kendras, out of which 20 are under the
jurisdiction of JNKVV; 22 under RVSKVV; eight under private organization; One under Tribal
University and one under ICAR institute. District Dhar has two KVK.
10.18 Density of Custom Hiring Centres in the State of Madhya

Pradesh
<10
11-20
21-40
41-60
61-80
81-100
>100
Up to October 2018, total number of Custom Hiring centres in the State of Madhya Pradesh is
2613. It is a remarkable approach for promotion of mechanization in the field of agriculture.
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Hot Spots for Biotic Stresses

11
in Madhya Pradesh
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11.1 Distribution of Diseases on Wheat in the State of Madhya

Pradesh
Loose Smut of Wheat Ear Cockle of Wheat

11.2 Distribution of Diseases on Rice in the State of Madhya
Pradesh
Rice Bunt Rice Blast
Helimnethosporium leaf spot
83
11.3 Distribution of Diseases on Soybean in the State of Madhya

Pradesh
Charcoal rot Anthrcnose
Purple Seed Stain Yellow Mosaic
Charcoal Rot Rhizoctonia Aerial Blight

Traces to low Low to moderate Moderate to severe Severe
84
11.4 Distribution of Mung Bean Yellow Bean Mosaic Virus of

Soybean in The State of Madhya Pradesh
Traces to low Low to moderate Moderate to severe
11.5 Distribution of Vasucalr Wilt Disease on Chickpea in the State

of Madhya Pradesh
85
12
Animal Husbandry
in the State of
Madhya Pradesh
86
12.1 Distribution of Total Cattle in the State of Madhya Pradesh
<250000
250001-500000
500001-750000
750001-1000000
>1000000
12.2 Distribution of Cow in the State of Madhya Pradesh
<200000
200001-300000
300000-400000
400000-500000
500000-600000
600000-700000
800000-900000
>900000
87
12.3 Distribution of Buffalo in the State of Madhya Pradesh
<100000
100001-150000
150001-200000
200001-300000
300001-400000
500001-600000
>600001
12.4 Distribution of Goat in the State of Madhya Pradesh
<100000
100001-150000
150001-200000
200001-300000
300001-400000
>400001
88
12.5 Distribution of Sheep in the State of Madhya Pradesh
<100
101-1000
1001-5000
50001-10000
10001-20000
20001-30000
30001-40000
>40001
12.6 Distribution of Pig in the State of Madhya Pradesh
<100
101-1000
1001-2000
2001-3000
3001-4001
4001-5000
5001-10000
>10001
89
12.7 Distribution of Horse in the State of Madhya Pradesh
<100
101-500
501-1000
1001-2000
>2001
12.8 Distribution of Mule in the State of Madhya Pradesh
Nil
1-10
10-50
50-100
101-200
201-300
301-400
401-500
501-1000
>2000
90
12.9 Distribution of Donkey in the State of Madhya Pradesh
Nil
1-10
10-50
50-100
101-200
201-300
301-400
401-500
501-1000
>2000
12.10 Distribution of Camel in the State of Madhya Pradesh
Nil
1-10
10-50
50-100
101-200
201-300
301-400
401-500
501-600
>1200
91
12.11 Distribution of Poultry in the State of Madhya Pradesh
<10000
10001-50000
50001-100000
1000001-200000
2000001-200000
3000001-400000
4000001-500000
500001-1000000
>3000000
12.12 District wise Production of Milk in the State of Madhya Pradesh
000 ton
<501
401-500
301-400
201-300
>101-200
<100
In the state of Madhya Pradesh total 13445000.32 ton milk is produced every year. Morrena
(641000 ton), Ujjain (594000 ton) Shivpuri (496000 ton) and Indore (492000 ton) are the leading
milk producing districts.
92
12.13 District wise Production of egg in the State of Madhya Pradesh
Lakh in number
>5000
3001-4000
1001-2000
501-1000
401-500
301-400
201-300
101-200
<100
In the state of Madhya Pradesh total 16939.62 lakh egg is produced every year. Jabalpur (5206
lakh), Bhopal (3200 lakh), Indore (1560 lakh) and Chhindwara (9510 lakh) are the leading egg
producing districts.
12.14 District wise Production of Meat in the State of Madhya Pradesh
000 ton
<11
5-10
2-4
1-2
<1
In the state of Madhya Pradesh total 78000.64 ton meat is produced every year. Bhopal (11000
ton), Jabalpur (8000.75 ton), and Indore (6000.64 ton) are the leading meat producing districts.
93
12.15 District wise Production of Wool in the State of Madhya Pradesh
000 kg
<91
71-80
31-40
21-30
11-20
4-8
1-4
<1.0
0.0
94
13
Geographical Indications
95
13.1 Possible Geographical Indications from the State of Madhya

Pradesh
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Commissioner of Land Records and Settlement, Madhya Pradesh

MFMS portal of Fertilizer Management System

India State of Forest Report

Directorate of Economics and Statistics

Environmental Planning & Coordination Organization

MP Council of Science and Technology

MP Pollution Control Board, Bhopal

Central Pollution Control Board

Ground Water Year Book

Indian Institute of Soil Sciences, Bhopal

All the Other Sources

2.1 State of Madhya Pradesh

The geographical area of the state of Madhya Pradesh is 308,252 km².

2.2 Administrative Divisions of Madhya Pradesh

2.3 Districts of Madhya Pradesh

2.4 District wise Blocks in the State of Madhya Pradesh

2.5 District wise Tehsil in the State of Madhya Pradesh

2.6 District wise Gram Panchayat in the State of Madhya Pradesh

2.7 District wise Villages in the State of Madhya Pradesh

2.8 District wise Human Population Map of Madhya Pradesh

2.9 District wise Human Population Density in Madhya Pradesh

2.10 Population Density of Schedule Tribes in the State of Madhya

2.11 Literacy Percentage in the State of Madhya Pradesh

3.1 Agro-climatic Zones of Madhya Pradesh

I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X XI

3.2 Existing Crop Zones of Madhya Pradesh

Cotton- Sorghum Sorghum - Wheat Wheat Rice wheat Rice

3.3 Proposed Crop Zones of Madhya Pradesh

3.4 Average Size of Holding in the State of Madhya Pradesh

(Agriculture Census 2010-2011)

3.5 Gross Cropped Area across the Districts of Madhya Pradesh

3.6 Net Cropped Area across the Districts of Madhya Pradesh

3.7 Cropping Intensity across Districts of Madhya Pradesh

3.8 Kharif Area across Districts of Madhya Pradesh

3.9 Rabi Area across Districts of Madhya Pradesh

4.1 Area of Total Fruits and Vegetables in the State of Madhya

4.2 Area of Total Vegetables in the State of Madhya Pradesh

4.3 Area of Potato in the State of Madhya Pradesh

4.4 Area of Tomato in the State of Madhya Pradesh

4.5 Area of Green peas in the State of Madhya Pradesh

4.6 Area of Cauliflower in the State of Madhya Pradesh

4.7 Area of Cabbage in the State of Madhya Pradesh

4.8 Area of Okra in the State of Madhya Pradesh

4.9 Area of Brinjal in the State of Madhya Pradesh

4.11 Area of Orange in the State of Madhya Pradesh

4.12 Area of Mango in the State of Madhya Pradesh

4.13 Area of Guava in the State of Madhya Pradesh

4.14 Area of Papaya in the State of Madhya Pradesh

4.15 Area of Lemon in the State of Madhya Pradesh

4.16 Area of Banana in the State of Madhya Pradesh

4.17 Area of Total Spices in the State of Madhya Pradesh

4.18 Area of Onion in the State of Madhya Pradesh

4.19 Area of Garlic in the State of Madhya Pradesh

4.20 Area of Chilli in the State of Madhya Pradesh

4.21 Area of Coriander in the State of Madhya Pradesh