কৃষি বিজ্ঞান কেন্দ্ৰ, নগাওঁ
অসম কৃষি বিশ্ববিদ্যালয়
Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Nagaon
Assam Agricultural University

Nagaon District Information

 

Major farming systems/enterprises (based on the analysis made by the KVK)

Sl. No

Farming system/enterprises

1.

Agri – Horti

2.

Agri – Horti –Dairy

3.

Agri – Horti –Fishery

4.

Agri – Horti – Poultry

5.

Agri – Horti – Piggery

6.

Agri – Horti –Fishery – Duckery

7.

Agri – Seri – Piggery

 

Description of Agro-climatic Zone & major agro-ecological situations (based on soil and topography)

Sl. No

Agro-climatic Zone

Characteristics

1.

Central Brahmaputra Valley Zone

The zone is consisted of two districts with four Agricultural Sub-divisions viz. Nagaon, Raha, Hojai and Kaliabor in Nagaon and one sub division in Morigaon district. The major physiographic variations of the zone are low hills; piedmont and high land areas, flood plain, char lands and swampy areas.        The climate of the zone is generally humid sub-tropical (hot and wet in summer and cool in winter). The relative humidity is about 37% in the month of February /March and about 80% in other months. The zone receives mean annual rainfall of 1800 mm with five winter months having rainfall less than 100 mm. The monsoon commences from March and intensity gradually increases up to August and then declines to the minimum during November/ December. During rainy season, Water supply goes above water need and excess water causes stagnation and flood in many areas. In winter water table recedes beyond root zone of the field crops. The maximum temperature rises up to 38 0 C in July-August and minimum falls to 8 0 C in January.

 

Soil type/s


Sl. No

Soil type

Characteristics

Area in ha

1

Clayey

Typic Hapludults

 

Very deep, well drained, clayey soils occurring on moderately slopping side slopes of hills having loamy surface with moderate erosion hazards 

16.8

2

Fine

Typic Hapludalfs

Very deep, well drained, fine soils occurring on gently to undulating upland having loamy surface with moderate erosion hazards 

56.0

3

Fine Dystric Eutrochrepts

 

Very deep, moderately well drained, fine soils occurring on undulating upland having loamy surface with moderate erosion hazards

113.6

4

Fine

Aeric Haplaquepts

Very deep, moderately well drained, fine soils occurring on very gently to gently sloping plain having clayey  surface with slight erosion and slight flood hazards

 

237.9

5

Coarse loamy

Aquic Udifluvents

Very deep, imperfectly drained, coarse loamy soils occurring on gently sloping plain having coarse loamy surface with very slight erosion hazards 

257.9

6

Fine loamy

Aquicn Dystric Eutrochrepts

Very deep, moderately well drained, fine loamy soils occurring on very gently sloping plain having loamy  surface with slight erosion and slight flood hazards 

261.3

7

Fine Ruptic Alfic Eutrochrepts

Very deep, moderately well drained, coarse loamy  soils occurring on undulating upland having sandy  surface with severe erosion hazards 

25.3

8

Fine loamy

Typic Dystrochrepts

Very deep, well drained, fine loamy soils occurring on gently sloping to undulating upland  having loamy surface with moderate erosion  hazards 

190.9

9

Fine loamy

Typic Dystrochrepts

 

Very deep, well drained, fine loamy soils occurring on undulating upland  having loamy surface with slight erosion  hazards

18.2

10

Fine loamy

Aeric Haplaquepts

Very deep, poorly drained, fine loamy soils occurring on gently sloping sub due plain having clayey surface with slight erosion  hazards 

52.1

11

Fine silty

Aeric Haplaquepts

 

Very deep, poorly drained, fine silty soils occurring on nearly leveled flood plain having loamy surface with slight erosion and moderate flood hazards 

65.5

12

Coarse loamy

Typic Fluvaquents

 

Deep, poorly drained, coarse loamy soils occurring on nearly leveled flood plain having loamy surface with slight erosion  and moderate flood hazards 

105.0

13

Coarse silty

Typic Udifluvents

 

Deep, well drained, coarse silty  soils occurring on active flood plain having loamy surface with moderate erosion and severe  flood hazards 

161.9

 


Area, Production and Productivity of major crops cultivated in the district


Sl. No

Crop

Area (ha)

Production (ton)

Productivity (Qtl /ha)

1.

Winter rice

132567

315158

2415

2.

Summer rice

66700

250125

3750

3.

Autumn rice

32950

78421

2380

4.

Wheat

4815

6163

1280

5.

Jute

12500

28215

2250

6.

Sugarcane

7446

322835

47870

7.

Green gram

1478

1094

740

8.

Black gram

3145

2705

860

9.

Pea

4343

3605

830

10.

Lentil

1753

1122

640

11

Toria

27276

23457

860

12.

Sesamum

1112

634

570

 

Area, Production and Productivity of major Horticultural crops cultivated in the district


Sl.No

Crop

Area (ha)

Production (MT)

Productivity (q/ha)

1

Potato

8783

160290

1825

2

Fruit crops

15635

234124

1555

3

Kharif vegetables

9926

156037

1572

4

Rabi vegetables

15176

307162

2024

5

Spices and Condiments

67251

20628

3300

 


Weather data


Month

Rainfall

Max T

Min T

May’18

160.2

31.1

20.7

June

245.2       

33.4

24.1

July

348.0

33.6

24.6

Aug

235.8

33.1

24.5

Sep

120.6

32.5

23.9

Oct

85.6

30.1

19.7

Nov

12.2

27.6

15.3

Dec

28.2

25

11.2

Jan’19

4.2

24.4

8.3

Feb

17.2

25.3

11.8

Mar

46.0

27.9

14.9

Apr

181.8

29.0

18

 


Production and productivity of livestock, Poultry, Fisheries etc. in the district


Category

Population

Production

Productivity

Cattle

Crossbred

56,771

10529130 lit

2.13 lit/da

Indigenous

8,02,443

28354101 lit

0.628 lit/da

Buffalo

12,663

5996903 lit

8.71 lit/da

Sheep

Crossbred

 

 

 

Indigenous

12,395

3882 kg

20 kg/yr

Goats

3,56,954

393860 kg

20 kg/yr

Pigs

 

 

 

Crossbred

16,363

309538 kg

 

Indigenous

58,510

 

65 kg/yr

Rabbits

27

 

 

Poultry

Hens

 

 

 

Desi

1176122

Egg: 18416746nos.,

Egg: 70 nos./year,

Meat: 2.62

Improved

10674

Meat: 282203 kg

Egg: 150 nos./year, Meat: 2.65

Ducks

505585

Egg: 8920483nos

Meat: 51588 kg

Egg: 80nos./year,

Meat: 2.60

Turkey and others

 

 

 

Category

Area

Production

Productivity

Fish

40204 ha

31000 MT/year

1.30 MT

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Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Nagaon

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Assam Agricultural University, Simaluguri: 782002, Nagaon, Assam

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