Model: smokxy/bge_small_method1_triplet
Author: smokxy
Pipeline: sentence-similarity
Library: sentence-transformers
Tags: sentence-transformers, safetensors, bert, sentence-similarity, feature-extraction, generated_from_trainer, dataset_size:35015, loss:TripletLoss, arxiv:1908.10084, arxiv:1703.07737, base_model:BAAI/bge-small-en-v1.5, base_model:finetune:BAAI/bge-small-en-v1.5, text-embeddings-inference, endpoints_compatible, region:us
Base models (finetune): id: BAAI/bge-small-en-v1.5
Card metadata: base_model: BAAI/bge-small-en-v1.5
library_name: sentence-transformers
pipeline_tag: sentence-similarity
tags: sentence-transformers, sentence-similarity, feature-extraction, generated_from_trainer, dataset_size:35015, loss:TripletLoss
widget: source_sentence: Where do the trunks of the Kharif/Rabi Food Soldier Insect stay during the day?
sentences: 'y Indeterminate tomato varieties namely Solan lalima and Arka Rakshak are recommended for Kharif season y Nursery bed should be prepared by first week of May. Bring the soil into fine tilt and raise the bed to 10-15 cm above ground level. Mix well rotten farmyard manure/ compost or leaf compost in the soil. To make the soil free from soil-borne disease-causing pathogens (Damping-off), drench the bed with 0.1% solution of Captan or Fytolan. Cover immediately with polythene sheet or gunny bag for 2 days. Uncover the soil and get it loosened and leave it as such for 3-4 days. Thoroughly mix Malathion 5% dust in order to protect the seedlings from soil-borne insects. Sowing should be done by second', '42.है Kharif / Kharif Kharif / Rabi Food Soldier Insect: The trunks of this insect are brown in color, which remain stuck between the forts or in the cracks of the ground during the day. The trunks come out of the holes or crevices in the evening and climb up the plants and cut the earrings into small pieces and drop them down. Level of economic damage: Cr. Insect नाम4.जघ is a pest of 7 species. नाम4.जघ Insect wrap नाम4.जघ is a pest of 7 species. Weekly monitoring of crop should be done. Economic damage level 5% Infected plants 5% Silver soot 2% Freshly infested leaves 2% Infected leaves or 2% Adult freshly infested leaves 5% Dead cow dung 5% Insects 5% Insects 5% Insects 5% Insects 5% Insects 5% Insects 5% Insects 5% Insects 5% Insects 5% Insects 5% Insects 5% Insects 5% Insects 5% Insects 5% Insects 5% Insects 5% Insects 5% Insects 5% Insects 5% Insects 5% Insects 5% Insects 5% Insects 5% Insects 5% Infected plants 5% Silver soot 2% Freshly infested leaves 2% Inseeds 2% Dead cow dung 2% Inseeds 5% Inseeds 1% Insects 3% Inseeds 4% Inseeds 2 Pests 2 Pests 4 Pests 5 Pests 5 Pests 5 Pests 5 Pests 4 Pests 1 Pests 2 Pests 2 Pests 2 P Only a balanced amount of fertilizers should be used |जल There should be a proper drainage system. In areas with brown fungus and armyworm infestation, transplantation should be done by leaving one row after 20 rows. Both ends of the field with good drainage. By passing fast over the plants by holding the rope, the hooks of the insect fall into the water, which flows with the water when the water is drawn from the field. 5 pheromone traps per ha) should be used for predicting and controlling the stem borer insect.', 'The farming being practiced for the last five decades in India has increasingly been found non- sustainable. The system is oriented towards high production without much concern for ecology and the very existence of man himself. Adverse effects of modern agricultural practices not only on the farm but also on the health of all living things and thus on the environment have been well documented all over the world. Application of technology, particularly in terms of the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides all around us has persuaded people to think aloud. Their negative effects on the environment are manifested through soil erosion, water shortages, salination, soil contamination, genetic erosion, etc.', source_sentence: Which regions of the world are India's main export destinations for organic products?
sentences: 'In India, the development of organic agriculture is receiving increasing attention among farmers, producers, processors, traders, exporters and consumers. Growing consciousness of health hazards due to the possible contamination of farm produce from the use of synthetic chemicals have immensely contributed to the revival of this form of farming during the last ten years. Agro-climatic conditions in India and our agricultural biodiversity are conducive to organic agriculture and hence offer tremendous scope for cultivation of a wide range of organic products. India is now understood to be a potential supplier of organic products to the international market. Presently, India is exporting these products to Europe, US and Japan and volumes are looking up.', 'Rice : Release of 1 lakh of parasitsed eggs of Trichogramma japonicum against stemborer and T.chilonis against laffolder 1 lakh/ha at weekly intervals starting from the appearance of 2-5 moths in light trap or around 30 days after planting whichever is early six to eight releases may be made at weekly intervals depending upon the availability of host eggs in the field. Cut the parasitised “Tricho cards “ into equal bits and release the parasitoids by stapling individual cardbits in to the leaves in the middle region of each sub-plot of 125 sq. m area every week.  Collect one egg mass/ subplot  at weekly intervals , starting from 30 th to 50 th DAT and again from 80 th to 110 th DAT . Collect the egg masses on the observation dates , bring them to laboratory, record all the emerged parasitoids and work out per cent parasitism due to different parasitoids .', 'The Indian agriculture switched over to the conventional system of production on the advent of the green revolution in the 1970s. The change was in the national interest which suffered setbacks because of the country's over dependence on the foreign food sources. The national determination was so intense that all the attention was focused on the increase in agriculture production. The agriculture and allied sectors in India provide employment to 65% of the workers and accounts for 30% of the national income. The growth of population and the increase in income will lead to a rise in demand for foodgrains as also for the agricultural raw materials for industry in the future. The area under cultivation, obviously, cannot be increased and the present 140 million hectares will have to meet the future increases in such demands. There is a strong reason for even a decline in the cultivated area because of the urbanization and industrialization, which in turn will exert much pressure on the existing, cropped area.', source_sentence: What is the release amount for each phase?
sentences: 'First installment due on (date) :      ii). Last Installment due on (date) :    6. b). Cash Credit :      Limit:  Drawing Power:  Outstanding:    Comments on Irregularity ( if any):      Any adverse comments on the unit by inspecting official in last inspection report:      7.  A. Cost of Project (as accepted by sanctioning authority)(In Rs. Lakh)   B. Means of Finance (as accepted by sanctioning authority)(In Rs. Lakh)    Give component wise details    a. Term loan of Bank:  b. Promoter Equity  c. Unsecured loan :  d. Others if any    Total     Total     8.  A. Forward Linkages:   B. Backward Linkages with Small/Marginal farmers:      1     No. of members:       2    Details of Primary and Collateral Securities taken by the bank (if any)    3    a. Primary  Securities  b. Collateral Securities    4  5      6      (Please enclose details separately)  9  NameoftheConsortium(ifany)associatedwithCreditFacilitywithcompleteaddress,contac t details and email:  9 a)  Address (*with pin-code) :  9 b)  Contact Details :    9 c)  Email Address :    Request of Branch head for Credit Guarantee:- In view of the above information, we request Credit Guarantee Cover against Credit Facility of Rs.....................(in Rupees  ) to FPO(copy of sanction letter along with appraisal/process note of  competent authority is enclosed for your perusal and record ). Further we confirm that :  1. The KYC norms in respect of the Promoters have been complied by us.  2. Techno-feasibility and economic viability aspect of the project has been taken care of by  the sanctioning authority and the branch.  3. On quarterly basis, bank will apprise the ........................(Name of Implementing Agency)about  progress of unit, recovery of bank's dues and present status of account to........................(Name of Implementing Agency)  4. We undertake to abide by the Terms & Conditions of the Scheme.', 'In such States an alternate implementation mechanism for eligibility of the farmers will be developed and approved by the Committee of Union Ministers of Ministry of Development of North East Region (DoNER), the Ministry of Rural Development (Department of Land Resources), the Union Agriculture Minister and the concerned State Chief Ministers or their Ministerial representatives, based on the proposal by the concerned North Eastern States. 5.5.1 For identification of *bona fide* beneficiary under PM-Kisan Scheme in Manipur, the following proposal of Government of Manipur was considered and approved by the Committee: \'The certificate issued by the Village authority, namely, the Chairman/Chief, authorizing any tribal family to cultivate a piece of land, may be accepted. Such certification of village Chairman/Chief shall be authenticated by the concerned sub-divisional officers. All the exclusions under the Operational Guidelines will be applicable.\' 5.5.2 For identification of *bona fide* beneficiary under PM-Kisan Scheme in Nagaland, the following procedure was approved by the Committee:  1) In case of community owned cultivable land in the state of Nagaland which is  under permanent cultivation, for identification of beneficiaries under PM-KISAN, the certificate issued by the village council/authority/village chieftan  regarding land holding, duly verified by the administrative head of the circle/sub-division and countersigned by the Deputy Commissioner of the District shall suffice subject to  the exclusions under the operational guidelines.', '| Timelines                              | Deliverables                                        | Release Amount         | Instal          |\n|----------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------|------------------------|-----------------|\n| ment                                   |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| I                                      | Approval of concept note & signing of MOU with POPI | 25% of Ist year's cost |                 |\n| II                                     | 3 months from                                       |                        |                 |\n| signing MOU                            |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| 25% of Ist year's cost &               |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| satisfactory                           | utilization                                         | of                     |                 |\n| earlier release                        |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| Cluster identified, baseline done,     |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| farmers data base computerized &       |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| awareness meeting and exposure visit   |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| conducted                              |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| III                                    | 6 months from                                       |                        |                 |\n| signing MOU                            |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| 25% of Ist year's cost &               |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| satisfactory                           | utilization                                         | of                     |                 |\n| Constitution of BOD, training of BOD,  |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| completions of statutory processes &   |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| application for registration           | .                                                   | earlier release        |                 |\n| IV                                     | 12 months from                                      |                        |                 |\n| signing MOU                            |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| CEO appointed, training of CEO,        |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| Business plan & MIS prepared           |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| Balance of Ist year's cost &           |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| satisfactory                           | utilization                                         | of                     |                 |\n| earlier release                        |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| V                                      | 18 months from                                      |                        |                 |\n| signing MOU                            |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| 50% of 2                               |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| nd                                     |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| year's cost &                          |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| satisfactory                           | utilization                                         | of                     |                 |\n| earlier release                        |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| Applied for licenses for input, access |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| to credit as per plan, buyer-seller    |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| meet, list of shareholders prepared    |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| with crop details, annual report       |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| finalized.                             |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| VI                                     | 24 months from                                      |                        |                 |\n| signing MOU                            |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| Balance of 2                           |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| nd                                     |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| year's cost &                          |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| satisfactory                           | utilization                                         | of                     |                 |\n| Aggregation of produce, creation of    |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| basic infrastructure, market linkage,  |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| training of CEO/BOD & farmers          | earlier release                                     |                        |                 |\n| Equity                                 | mobilization,                                       | statutory              | VII             |\n| signing MOU                            | compliances,                                        | implementation         | of              |\n| 50% of 3                               |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| rd                                     |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| year's cost &                          |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| satisfactory                           | utilization                                         | of                     |                 |\n| business                               | plan,                                               | institutionalizing     | earlier release |\n| market linkage & credit access.        |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| VIII                                   | 36 months from                                      |                        |                 |\n| signing MOU                            |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| Balance of 3                           |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| rd                                     |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| year's cost &                          |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| satisfactory                           | utilization                                         | of                     |                 |\n| Approvals of FPO activities, business  |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| expansion, Audit & preparation of B/S, |                                                     |                        |                 |\n| P/L a/c, PC Report                     | earlier release                                     |                        |                 |\n|                                        |                                                     |                        |                 |\n|                                        |                                                     |                        |                 |\n|                                        |                                                     |                        |                 |\n|                                        |                                                     |                        |                 |\n|                                        |                                                     |                        |                 |\n|                                        |                                                     |                        |                 |\n|                                        |                                                     |                        |                 |\n|                                        |                                                     |                        |                 |', source_sentence: What is the purpose of the cut-off date in the loanee and non-loanee cultivators?
sentences: 'Any Producer Company, either by itself or together with its subsidiaries, may invest,  by way of subscription, purchase or otherwise, shares in any other company, other than a Producer Company, for an amount not exceeding thirty per cent of the aggregate of its paid-up capital and free reserves. However, with the prior approval of the Central Government by passing special resolution, a Producer Company can invest even in excess of 30% of the aggregate of its paid up capital and free reserves.   d. All investments by a Producer Company may be made if such investments are  consistent with the objectives of the Producer Company.   e. The Producer Company, at its registered office, shall maintain a register containing  particulars of all the investments, showing the names of the companies in which shares have been acquired, number and value of shares; the date of acquisition; and the manner and price at which any of the shares have been subsequently disposed of. It shall be open to inspection by any Member.', '16.1   The cut-off date is uniform for both loanee and non-loanee cultivators. The State-wise cut-off dates for   different crops shall be based on Crop Calendar of major crops published from time to time by the Directorate of Economics and Statistics, DAC&FW,GOI. The latest copy of the Crop Calendar (District  Wise, Crop Wise) is available on www.pmfby.gov.in. The SLCCCI, shall besides considering the  prevailing agro-climatic conditions, rainfall distribution/ availability of water for irrigation, sowing  pattern etc. in consultation with the Insurance Company fix seasonality discipline of the coverage and other activities in such a way that it does not encourage adverse selection or moral hazards.  If this is violated by SLCCCI, GOI may decide not to provide premium subsidy.  16.2   The **broad indicative seasonality discipline** is given in the Table 2 below:', 'notification or /and on National Crop Insurance Portal multiplied by sown area for notified crop.    3.1.3   Special efforts shall be made to ensure maximum coverage of SC/ ST/ Women farmers under the    Scheme. Further Panchayat Raj Institutions (PRIs) may be involved  in extension and awareness    creation amongst farmers and obtaining feed-back of farmers about the implementation of the    Scheme   3.1.4   The implementing Insurance Company selected as L1 will be responsible for taking necessary  measures to ensure at least 10% incremental increase in coverage of non-loanee farmers. However  other empanelled Insurance Companies which have participated in the bidding and are keen for  enrolment of non loanee farmers in the cluster may also be allowed to enrol non-loanee farmers at L1 premium rate. The interested companies have to inform their willingness in writing within seven days of finalisation of tender/issuance of work order to L1. It will however be the responsibility of all the  Insurance Companies engaged in this process to ensure that duplicate enrolment does not happen in the given cluster/district. Engaging companies other than L1 for enrolling non loanee farmers will be taken up on a pilot basis in Districts notified by State Govt.  They shall enrol non loanee farmers as per  conditions laid down in Para 17.5.   3.1.5   These Insurance Company will maintain separate data of such non loanee farmers covered by them and enter the said data on the portal as per seasonality discipline detailed in Para 16.2. They shall be  liable for payment of claims to such farmers.  3.1.6   The exchange of information, co-witnessing of CCEs and sharing of yield data etc for the cluster by  Government/NCIP will be limited to L1 Company only and it will be binding on other companies to  accept it. However, the requisition for payment of Government subsidy in respect of non-loanee  enrolled by them will be submitted directly to the Govt designated agency.', source_sentence: How many goats are mentioned?
sentences: 'honeydew excretion encourages the growth of sooty mould . It is not a vector of any viral disease. Egg: Cylindrical eggs are laid in groups when the rice plant is small but in the upper part of the rice plant when the plant is large. (They are laid with the micropylar end protruding from the tissue, the operculum is long and narrow. The eggs in a group are not sealed together by the material secreted by female.) Nymph: White to a strongly mottled dark grey or black and white in colour and 0.6 mm size when young. Fifth instar nymph with a narrow head and white or creamy white body. Dorsal surface of the thorax and abdomen marked with various amounts of grey and white markings. Adult: The adult hopper is 3.5-4.0 mm long. The forewings are uniformly hyaline with dark veins. There is a prominent white band between the junctures of the wings. Macropterous males and females and brachypterous females are commonly found in the field.', '| Name           | No                        | Small             | Big    |\n|----------------|---------------------------|-------------------|--------|\n| Bulls          |                           |                   |        |\n| Cows           |                           |                   |        |\n| Buffaloes      |                           |                   |        |\n| Sheep          |                           |                   |        |\n| Goat           |                           |                   |        |\n| Poultry        |                           |                   |        |\n|                |                           |                   |        |\n| Scarcity:      |                           |                   |        |\n| Item           | How many months in a year | Purchasing? (Y/N) |        |\n| Food grains    |                           |                   |        |\n| Wage  work     |                           |                   |        |\n| Fodder         |                           |                   |        |\n| Firewood       |                           |                   |        |\n| others         |                           |                   |        |\n|                |                           |                   |        |\n| Assets:        |                           |                   |        |\n| Asset          | Type of Asset             | Value (Rs)        |        |\n| House          | Kutcha / Pacca            |                   |        |\n|                |                           | Drinking water    |        |\n| source         |                           |                   |        |\n|                |                           | Bicycle / Two     |        |\n| Wheeler / Four |                           |                   |        |\n| wheeler        |                           |                   |        |\n| Refrigerator   |                           |                   |        |\n| TV             |                           |                   |        |\n| Others         |                           |                   |        |\n|                |                           |                   |        |\n|                |                           |                   |        |', 'Livestock /Poultry: Under present weather condition, keep animals under shade or in sheds during noon hours, provide plenty of cool water mixed with minerals for drinking and shower the animals with cold water two to three times in a day. Do Vaccination for Haemorrhageic septicemia (H.S.) disease and Blue Quarter (B.Q.) in animals. Udder of milking animals must be properly cleaned with zinc oxide or boric powder. Also give deworming tablet to younger animals. For control of ticks and mites spray Deltamethrin or Amitral 2 ml/liter of water. Spray sanitizers or phenyl in the animal shed to avoid flies and mosquitoes. Give stored fodder with mineral mixture.'
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