SPV Society Sponsored Horticultural Projects

Once considered the fruit basket of the region, the Umiam Basin is rich with potential to grow many horticultural crops and improve livelihoods across the dozens of villages. Advantages include right conditions for certain crops and local familiarity with conditions and growing methods.

The ways in which the Society helps in funding horticultural projects include the building of poly-houses, helping farmers with initial funding and giving them access to modern farming methods and knowledge. The irrigation projects mobilised by the SPV Society are also a key factor in improving the horticultural output of the Umiam Basin.

TOTAL NUMBER OF HORTICULTURE BENEFICIARIES

Here are the tables depicting the number of beneficiaries of horticultural projects via the SPVS channels for ten varieties of crops. The total number of beneficiaries is 1975.

Crop – Areca Nut

YEARNumber of Beneficiaries
2012-201392
2013-2014112
2017-2018640
TOTAL844

Crop – Black Pepper/ Wild Pepper

YEARNumber of Beneficiaries
2012-201325
2013-201481
2017-2018156
TOTAL262

Crop – Betel Leaf

YEARNumber of Beneficiaries
2012-2013NIL
2013-2014131
2017-201897
TOTAL228

Crop – Banana

YEARNumber of Beneficiaries
2012-201326
2013-20142
2017-201849
TOTAL77

Crop – Rubber

YEARNumber of Beneficiaries
2012-201331
2013-201418
2017-2018NIL
TOTAL49

Crop – Pineapple

YEARNumber of Beneficiaries
2012-201358
2013-20147
2017-201852
TOTAL117

Crop – Orange

YEARNumber of Beneficiaries
2012-201376
2013-201437
2017-201861
TOTAL174

Crop – Bay Leaf

YEARNumber of Beneficiaries
2012-2013NIL
2013-201429
2017-2018122
TOTAL151

Crop – Litchi

YEARNumber of Beneficiaries
2012-201343
2013-20145
2017-201814
TOTAL62

Crop – Tea

YEARNumber of Beneficiaries
2012-20131
2013-201410
2017-2018NIL
TOTAL11