(1) Manual Form No. (44). - This is the form of agreement far taungya cultivation pure and simple. The grantee receives a specified area for temporary cultivation for a fixed period and in return agrees to raise plants of a specified forest species in the area allotted to him free of charge. At the end of his lease the grantee delivers the area back to the Forest Department fully planted up.
Manual Form No. (44).
(2) Manual Form No. (45). - This Form of agreement is meant for cases where a forest village is established mainly for obtaining labour for raising plantations by the Taungya method. Under this agreement the grantees may be allowed land for erection of their houses but they will not get any land exclusively for cultivation of field crops. They temporarily cultivate allotted areas and raise approved field crops for a period of two years only after which the areas are automatically resumed by the Forest Department. A fresh area is again allotted to them for similar cultivation under a new lease. In return the grantees agree to plant up the areas allotted to them with seedlings of such forest species as are supplied to them by the Forest Department. This planting will be done free of charge by the grantees except that in the case of the species planted, rewards will be paid at the scale laid down and depending on the degree of success. The grantees also agree to work for the Forest Department in any other required capacity on payment at current rates for labour. In divisions where rewards are not paid the clause can be crossed out or the rates varied.
Manual Form No. (45).
(3) Manual Form No. (46). - This form of agreement is applicable to cases where a forest village is established mainly for obtaining labour for regenerating forest areas with plants of specified forest species under the taungya system. The grantees receive (i) a specified area for raising field crops only, and (ii) such additional lands as may be allotted to them by the Forest Department for taungya cultivation for a period of two years. In return the grantees agree to plant up the additional lands with seedlings of forest species for which rewards are payable at the specified rates depending on the degree of success and also to work for the Forest Department in any other required capacity on payment at current rates for labour. Provision is also made for the loan of cattle for. purposes of cultivating the areas allotted to the grantees under this form of agreement. On additional lands granted under (ii) only approved field crops will be allowed to be raised.
Manual Form No. (46).
Section 13 • Management and Working of the Forests
13. Taungya Cultivation.
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