Lucknow. Chief Secretary S.P. The third meeting of the State Level Approval Committee constituted under the State Agricultural Development Scheme was held on Thursday under the chairmanship of Goyal. In the meeting, along with reviewing the progress of the projects operated under the scheme, new projects proposed for the financial year 2026-27 were discussed. The committee totaled Rs 286.46 crore Approved the projects.
The Chief Secretary directed the concerned departments and institutions to complete all the approved projects within the stipulated time. Asked to pay special attention to the quality of works, financial discipline and effective monitoring along with ensuring 100 percent utilization of funds released in the financial year 2026-27. He said that maximum benefits of the schemes should reach the farmers of the state.
He directed the officers to properly test the project proposals before submitting them, so that unnecessary amendments do not arise after approval and the works can be completed on time.
Rs 101.13 crore for old projects
The committee has decided to complete the projects conducted in previous years on priority basis. Rs 101.13 crore Approved. Apart from this, for new projects of agriculture and agriculture departments and institutions for the financial year 2026-27. Rs 185.33 crore Were approved.
For two years to develop advanced agricultural equipment, irrigation tube wells and drainage system for modernization of government agricultural fields. 60 crore rupees The project was approved. Rs 2.78 crore was sanctioned to increase the production capacity of nine integrated pest management laboratories of the Agriculture Department.
A project worth Rs 3.71 crore was approved for the construction of a new integrated pest management laboratory and soil testing laboratory building in Deoria and a project worth Rs 2.60 crore was approved for the construction of a soil testing laboratory building in Lakhimpur Kheri.
Emphasis on agricultural training and horticulture development
For training of agricultural extension officers and employees and organizing farmer-scientist dialogue and agricultural pilgrimage programs through agricultural universities and agricultural science centres. Rs 8.80 crore Projects were approved. For agricultural mechanization, combine harvester training and field boundary wall construction and other works at State Agricultural Management Institute, Rehmankheda. Rs 6.10 crore Were approved. Projects worth Rs 5.98 crore were also approved for horticulture development programmes.
Sugarcane, fish and seed storage also got approval
To the Sugarcane Department to establish tissue culture laboratory for the production of breeding seeds of new species of sugarcane in Gorakhpur. Rs 1.82 crore Were approved. For training programs of Fisheries Department, reconstruction of Gorakhnath Hatchery and strengthening of government fisheries areas. Rs 7.91 crore Projects were approved.
Total production in Bulandshahr, Mainpuri and Jalaun through Uttar Pradesh Seed Development Corporation. 5,300 metric ton capacity Rs 17.28 crore was sanctioned for the construction of seed storage warehouses. Construction of warehouse in 14 packs of Cooperative Department and approx. 25 thousand metric tons storage capacity Projects worth Rs 54.55 crore were approved to be developed.
For creation of research and infrastructure facilities and assets in the agricultural universities of the state, Banda, Ayodhya and Meerut and Veterinary University, Mathura. Rs 13.80 crore Projects were also approved.
In the meeting, Principal Secretary Agriculture Ravindra informed that under the State Agricultural Development Scheme for the financial year 2026-27, Outlay of Rs 500 crore is approved, whereas an amount of Rs 200 crore is approved in the budget provision. Senior officials of the concerned departments were present in the meeting.
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