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Research Stations
AAU-Zonal Research Station, Shillongani
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Projects
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On Going
- sponsored project on "“Rapeseed Mustard: Value Chain Development through promotion of scientific cultivation in Assam”",
- sponsored project on "State scheme on Oil seeds and Pulses",
- DBT sponsored project on "Biotech- Krishi Innovation Science Application Network (BIOTECH- KISAN) hub at CAU, Pasighat (East Siang, West Siang, Lower Dibang Velley, Namsai and Jorhat )", projcet cost Rs.10 Lakh
- sponsored project on "project “Characterization and mapping of Char areas of Assam using Geospatial techniques for planning Strategies of Crop management and improvement livelihood security",
- GoA, Department of Agriculture sponsored project on "Millet Promotion Through R & D Activities", projcet cost Rs.1 Crore
- AAU sponsored project on "Commercial Fish Production Through Adoption of Composite Fish Culture", projcet cost Rs.3.00 Lakh
- E.I. Dupont India Pvt. Ltd. sponsored project on "To evaluate GF-4857 for bio-efficacy (lepidopteran, Coleopteran and Hemipteran pest), phytotoxic and effect on natural enemies in rice ecosystem.", projcet cost Rs.2.14 Lakh
- ASTEC, Guwahati sponsored project on "Strengthening the onion seed chain in Assam through standardization of seed production technology utilizing the rain shadow belts of Karbi Anglong district of Asssam", projcet cost Rs.2 Lakh
- North Eastern Space Application Centre (NESAC), Shillong sponsored project on "Geo surveillance of Agromet Field Units for effective delivery of Agromet Advisory services (As co-PI)",
- ICAR-IIOR sponsored project on "AICRP on Linseed", projcet cost Rs.4031494 Lakh
- ARIAS Society sponsored project on "APART", projcet cost Rs.2410304 Lakh
- ICAR sponsored project on "All India Coordinated Research Project on Dryland Agriculture, BNCA (Associated as Entomologist since 20-12-2018)",
- ICAR-DRMR sponsored project on "AICRP on Rapeseeds Mustard", projcet cost Rs.1.28 Crore
- DBT sponsored project on "Development of high yielding, non-lodging and biotic resistant varieties of Black rice and Joha rice of Assam through Biotechnological intervention", projcet cost Rs.269.70 Lakh
- ICAR-IIPR sponsored project on "SEED-Hub project", projcet cost Rs.11407531 Lakh
- GEF and ICAR sponsored project on "Mainstreaming Agricultural Biodiversity Conservation and Utilization in Agricultural Sector to Ensure Ecosystem Services and Reduce Vulnerability", projcet cost Rs.14 Lakh
- ICAR sponsored project on "AICRP on Linseed", projcet cost Rs.20053200 Lakh
- AAU sponsored project on "Development of high yielding Pre-Harvest Sprouting Tolerant (PHST) Lines of wheat", projcet cost Rs.10 Lakh
- IMD sponsored project on "GKMS", projcet cost Rs.2314104 Lakh
- IMD, GOI sponsored project on "GKMS, Sonitpur (As a member of the Agromet Advisory Committee)",
- ICAR sponsored project on "AICRP on Rapeseed and Mustard", projcet cost Rs.36469000 Lakh
- ICAR sponsored project on "AICRP on Wheat", projcet cost Rs.25378500 Lakh
- ICAR sponsored project on "AICRP On MuLLaRP", projcet cost Rs.6753300 Lakh
- ICAR sponsored project on "AINP on Jute and Allied fibre", projcet cost Rs.32884615 Lakh
- sponsored project on "Gramin Krishi Mausam Sewa (GKMS)",
- sponsored project on "Gramin Krishi Mausam Sewa (GKMS)",
- IMD sponsored project on "Gramin Krishi Mausam Sewa",
- ICAR-IIPR sponsored project on "AICRP on Kharif Pulses", projcet cost Rs.5520000 Lakh
- ICAR-IIPR sponsored project on "AICRP on Rabi pulses", projcet cost Rs.13093918 Lakh
- CRIJAF sponsored project on "AINPJAF",
- ICAR sponsored project on "AICRP on AF",
- ICAR sponsored project on "AICRP on AF",
- ICAR-DRMR sponsored project on "AICRP on R & M", projcet cost Rs.13700000 Lakh
- ICAR-DWR sponsored project on "AICRP on Wheat and Barley", projcet cost Rs.2100681 Lakh
- ICAR sponsored project on "ICAR-AICRP (Fruits)",
- ICAR-CRIJAF sponsored project on "AINP on Jute And Allied fibres", projcet cost Rs.8190000 Lakh
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Completed
- Jivagro Ltd sponsored project on "To evaluate the bio efficacy of Emamectin Benzoate (POCKET) 5 % SG against Pest of Cabbage", projcet cost Rs.0.40 Lakh implemented in 2021. (PI/Co-PI/Associated Scientist : Dr. Rudra Narayan Borkakati )
- APART sponsored project on "World Bank sponsored project on APART vegetable implemented in 2019", implemented in 2019. (PI/Co-PI/Associated Scientist : Mr. Nabajyoti Deka)
- Department of Science and Technology sponsored project on "Field evaluation of WP formulation of an indigenous strain Beauveria bassiana (Bals) Vuill. against Cnaphalocrocis medinalis (Guenee) and Nymphula depunctalis (Guenee)", projcet cost Rs.1750000 Lakh implemented in 2015. (PI/Co-PI/Associated Scientist : Dr. Rudra Narayan Borkakati )
- Tribal Sub-Plan (TSP) sponsored project on "Promotion of Agriculture Centric Sustainable Livelihood Security for Tribal Farmers of Assam in the district of Dima Hasao", implemented in 2015. (PI/Co-PI/Associated Scientist : Mr. Nabajyoti Deka)
- ICAR, GoI, sponsored project on "Promotion of Agriculture Centric Sustainable Livelihood Security for Tribal Farmers of Assam 2014-17", projcet cost Rs.186 Lakh implemented in 2014. (PI/Co-PI/Associated Scientist : Dr. Binod Kalita)
- DBT sponsored project on "Biofertilizer and Biopesticide Production in DBT Satellite Centre (KVK, Dibrugarh)(Associated as supervisory scientist till August, 2018)", implemented in 2013. (PI/Co-PI/Associated Scientist : Dr. Arup Kumar Sarma)
- CRIDA, Hyderabad sponsored project on "NICRA project under the DoEE, AAU(As Co-PI since inception till August, 2018) in KVK, Dibrugarh", implemented in 2011. (PI/Co-PI/Associated Scientist : Dr. Arup Kumar Sarma)
- DBT sponsored project on "DBT sponsored project on "DBT sponsored project on Biotech led organic farming in India as Co-PI", implemented in 2010. (PI/Co-PI/Associated Scientist : Dr. Rudra Narayan Borkakati )
Our Faculties
Achivements
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Crop Management, Crop Protection
Jute
1. Integrated
pest and disease management module for olitorius
jute:-
Soil application of Trichoderma viride @ 2.5 kg/ha (mixed with 150 kg of FYM, covered with moist
gunny bag and incubated for 48 hours in shade) in soil at the time of sowing-
Manual weeding at 3-4
weeks after sowing-
Hand picking and
destruction of egg masses and larvae of hairy caterpillar-
Erection of bamboo
perches @ 40 nos./ha-
Two sprays of neem oil @
4 ml/l water at 2nd week of June and 1st week of July.One spray of recommended insecticide if necessary
2.
Management of Macrophomina phaseolina induced disease complex in
jute: The combination of fungicide molecules (azoxystrobin and
difenoconazole) applied as Seed
treatment @ 1.0 ml/kg seed followed by spray @ 0.075 % at 40-45 days of crop
age is suitable for management of Macrophomina phaseolina induced disease complex in
jute.3.
Chlorantraniliprole 18.5 SC @ 0.3
ml/l or Lamda cyahalothirin 5 EC @ 0.6 ml/l water is recommended for control of
lepidopteran pests in jute.Greengram and Blackgram
4.
For weed management in green gram
and black gram, application of Pendimethalin @ 1.0 kg/ha as pre-emergence.5.
For profitable green gram-wheat crop sequence, the following package of
practices:§ Seed
inoculation in green gram with rhizobium @ 50 g/kg seed and PSB @ 50 g/kg seed.§ Basal
application of 40 kg P2O5 kg/ha in green gram along with
recommended N and K§ Basal
application of 30 kg P2O5 kg/ha in wheat along with recommended N and K§ Seed
inoculation with Rhizobium and PSB each @ 50 g/kg seeds for green gram
and black gram during kharif season.6. In green gram and black gram,
a fertilizer dose of 15
: 35 : 15 kg/ha of N:P2O5:K2O
for all the Agro-climatic zones of Assam7.
Weed management in spring black
gram: Propaquizafop 2.5% +
Imazethapyr 3.75% (ready mix) @ 125 g/ha
at 15-20 DAS (commercial product @ 2 l/ha)8.
Integrated pest management
module in urd bean crop (Accepted for recommendation in the Plenary Session, Kharif 2019): Two lines sesame as
barrier crop· Installation
of bird perches @ 40/ha at 30 DAS· Installation
of yellow sticky trap (1mx1m) @ 15/ha· Need based application of quinalphos 25EC @
0.05%9.
Chemical management of
pod bugs in green gram (Accepted for recommendation in the Plenary Session, Kharif
2020): Sprays of quinalphos 25EC@ 0.05% at the appearance of the bugs followed
by dimethoate 30 EC @ 0.06% at 10 days interval in mung bean crop.10. Post-emergence
herbicides to manage weeds for higher productivity of Black gram: Propaquizafop 2.5%) + Imazethapyr 3.75% ME
(ready mix) @ 125 g/ha at 15-20 DAS.Lentil
11. For weed management in lentil,
application of Oxfluorofen @ 150 g a.i./ha as pre-emergence followed by 1 hand
weeding at 20 DAS or two hand weeding at 20 DAS and 30 DAS.12. The following practices for higher yield of lentil:
§ Seed
priming by soaking the seeds for 6 hours and drying in shade before sowing.§ Inoculation
with Rhizobium @ 50 g/kg seed and PSB @ 50 g/kg seed.§ Application
of 10-20-15 kg N-P2O5-K2O/ha along with
Vermicompost @ 1 t/ha or FYM @ 2 t/ha as basal§ Application
of foliar spray of 2% urea 2 times at branching (35 DAS) and at pod formation
(75 DAS) in addition to use of recommended P and K.13. Conservation agriculture in lentil under rice-fallow ecosystem: Direct seeding of lentil @ 45 kg/ha
with retention of 30 cm high stubbles in zero-till Sali rice-lands just after harvest (sequential cropping)14. Integrated nutrient management in zero till lentil under sequential
cropping with rice-: In zero tilled
lentil after rice, 75 % N (11.25 kg/ha or 1.5 kg/bigha) along with 100 % P2O5
(35 kg/ha or 4.7 kg/bigha) and 100 % K2O (15 kg/ha or 2 kg/bigha)
should be applied at the time of sowing. Seed should be inoculated with Rhizobium (50g/kg seed) + Sodium
molybdate (1 g/kg).15. Integrated Nutrient Management in Lentil: In addition to fertilizer dose of 10-26-15 of N-P2O5-K2O
kg/ha, Ammonium molybdate 0.5 kg/ha (67 g/bigha) and 20 kg ZnSO4/ha
(2.7 kg/bigha) should be applied to soil.
Seed should be inoculated with Rhizobium
and PSB each @ 50g/kg of seed.16. Integrated Nutrient Management in Lentil under rice-utera conditions (relay cropping): Under rice utera
condition, 5-13-0 of N-P2O5-K2O kg/ha
(incubating with 10 parts soil for two days) should be applied at the time of sowing.
After the harvest of rice, N-P2O5-K2O kg/ha @
5-13-15 (incubating with 10 parts soil for two days) should be top dressed.
Seed should be inoculated with Rhizobium and PSB each @ 50 g/kg seed. At
branching and pod initiation, 2 % urea should be sprayed.17. Weed Management in Lentil: Apply Pendimethalin 1.0 kg/ha or 133 g/bigha as
pre-emergence followed by hand weeding at 40 DAS. In dry condition, Pendimethalin should not be
applied.18. Variety and seed rate of lentil for rice relay cropping: Under rice utera condition, a seed rate of 45 kg/ha or 6 kg/bigha should be
used. Lentil variety HUL 57 and KLS 218 may be used for rice utera condition.19. Direct seeding of lentil @ 45 kg/ha with retention of 30 cm high
stubbles in zero tilled Sali rice
lands just after harvestRajmah
20. For optimum seed yield in Rajmah
following agro-techniques/advisories:Best
time of sowing is Nov 20-30 (when maximum temperature reaches 27.70C)
within the recommended time of mid October to end of November.Spacing
of 30 cm × 10 cmSeed
inoculation with PSB @ 50 g/kg seedBasal
application of 60:45:40 kg/ka N:P2O5:K2OApplication
of 2% urea spray 3 times at pre-flowering (45 DAS), pod formation (60 DAS) and
pod development (70DAS) stages.Pea
21. Residual soil nutrients available from preceding sali rice grown
with the application of vermicompost (1 t/ha) and FYM (2.5 t/ha) under low
input (N:P2O5:K2O @ 20:10:10 kg/ha) condition
to produce significant higher pea yield without any additional doses of fertilizers
when pea is relayed with sali rice and one irrigation of 4 cm depth in pea at flowering stage.22. Nutrient management in field pea: Foliar spray with 0.5% NPK (19:19:19) or 2% urea
at pre-flowering and pod initiation stages of field pea along with a basal dose
of 20:46:15 kg N: P2O5: K2O/ha23. INM in relayed Field pea: Seed treatment with Rhizobium-PSB consortium @ 50 g/kg seed and sodium
molybdate @ 0.5 g/kg seed and two sprays of 0.5% NPK (19:19:19) or 2% urea at branching and 15 days after
first spray for enhancing productivity of field pea under relay cropping with Sali rice24. Management of cutworm in field pea (Accepted for recommendation in
the Plenary Session, rabi 2020):
Mulching with rice straw @ 3.5 t/ha immediately after sowing as a physical
barrier against egg laying by the moth.Lathyrus
25. Lathyrus in
rice utera system§ Without
rhizobium and PSP inoculation):- Application
of 7.5 kg N and 17.5 kg P2O5/ha at the time of sowing
before rice harvest- Application
of second dose @ 7.5 - 17.5 - 15 kg N, P2O5, K2O/ha
at the time of rice harvest. [The fertilizers are to be incubated for 48 hours
with compost/ moist soil in 1 : 10 ratio before applying]- Apply
two foliar sprays of 2% urea at branching and pod initiation stages§ With
rhizobium and PSB inoculation (50 g/kg):- Apply 5.0 kg N and 13.0 kg P2O5/ha at the
time of sowing before rice harvest- Apply
second dose @ 5 - 13 - 15 kg N- P2O5 - K2O/ ha
at the time of rice harvest. [The fertilizers are to be incubated for 48 hours
with compost/ moist soil in 1 : 10 ratio before applying]- Apply
two foliar sprays of 2% urea at branching and pod initiation stages.26. Seed
rate of grass pea (Lathyrus) for relay cropping with rice: Grass pea should be
sown at a seed rate of 60 kg/ha (8 kg/bigha) for relay cropping with sali
rice27. Management
of aphids in (Accepted for recommendation in the Plenary Session, rabi 2019): Dusting with ash of crop
residues + fine sand @ 30 kg (25 kg ash + 5 kg sand)/ha just after appearance
of aphids during early morning hours and need based reapplication at
reproductive stage of lathyrus crop.Chickpea:
28. Relay cropping of chickpea- chickpea seeds is to be broadcasted in
standing crop of Sali rice at 15-20 days after 50% flowering provided the soil
is in moistcondition.(2021)29. Treat the chickpea seed with Trichoderma harzanium (10g/kg seed) to manage the collar rot of
chickpea.30. Conservation
agriculture practiced for growing chickpea: Till the soil with two harrowing
and 1 planking and mulch the soil after sowing seeds with rice straw @ 2.0 t/ha
(2021)Rapeseed-Mustard
31.
Application of Borax @7.5
kg/ ha along with RDF.32.
Seed rate for late sown
rainfed toria grown after Sali paddy is 1.3 kg/bigha.33.
Seed inoculation of toria
with bio-fertilizer (Azotobacter and PSB each @40 g/kg of seed) and basal
application of 75% recommended dose of N( i.e. 45 kg/ha) and P2O5
(i.e. 22.5 kg/ha) along with 100%
K2O(i.e. 30 kg/ha)34.
Two foliar application of
1% Urea at flowering and pod filling stages along with basal application of recommended fertilizer dose
i.e. 60 kg N, 30 kg P2O5 and 30 kg K2O35.
Variety (Benoy), Seed
rate and fertilizer dose of Yellow sarson for Assam.36.
Management
of Alternaria blight disease
of Rapeseed: Foliar Spray with Mancozeb 75 WP @ 0.2% at 45 DAS followed
by Propiconazole 25 EC @ 0.05% at 60 DAS .37. Management of Alternaria blight disease of Rapeseed: Soil
Treatment with T. viride
(Biogreen) @ 2.5 kg/ha (incubation 1:50)
+ Seed Treatment with T. viride
(Biogreen) @ 5% +Foliar Spray with T.
viride (Biogreen) @ 5% at 45 DAS (Accepted
for recommendation in the Plenary Session, rabi
2019)Linseed
38. Intercropping
of Linseed + Lentil (3:3) was recommended as remunerative over sole crop.39. Optimum
sowing time for higher yield of Linseed was recommended as Mid October to Mid
of November40. Auxin
applied at vegetative and reproductive stage @ 2.0 ppm was as plant growth
regulator was found to be best treatment for recording highest seed yield and
economic returns of linseed.41.
Rice- Linseed crop system
gave more profit (Rs.26101/ha) when the system was fed with phosphorus @75% P
+PSB (seed inoculation) to Sali rice and 75% to linseed42. Nutrient
management through exogenous application of two sprays of Urea @ 2.0% + ZnSO4
@ 0.5% at vegetative and reproductive stage under utera condition of
linseed for maximum yield and economic returns of linseed43. Soil
application of ZnSO4 @ 25 kg/ha and borax @ 1.5 kg/ha at the time of sowing is
recommended for higher seed yield.44.
Straw mulching @10t/ha
was found quite effective for conservation of soil moisture in rainfed linseed.45.
Fertilizer application to
Rice-Linseed crop system @75%NPK+FYM 3t/ha +PSB to rice and 75%NPK +seed
inoculation with Azotobacter and PSB to linseed could fetch higher net monetary
return (Rs.33,562/ha).46. For control of wilt disease:
· Seeds
should be treated with benomyl or carbendazim @ 2 g/kg of seed or Captan or
Thiram @ 3 g/kg of seed before sowing.· Suitable
crop rotation should be followed in the affected fields.47. For
effective control of Alternaria blight and higher seed yield, seed treatment
with salicylic acid at 100 ppm + foliar spray of salicylic acid at 100 ppm at
30 and 45 DAS recommendedWheat
48. Basal application of Borax @ 7.5 kg/ha
for Lower Brahmaputra Valley Zone,10 kg/ha for North Bank Plains Zone and
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Crop Improvement
Varieties developed
Jute
1. Tarun (C. olitorius): Duration (days); Fibre yield (q/ha): 31.5 (Notified by CVRC 2007)
2. Apeswaree (C. capsularis): Duration (days); Fibre yield (q/ha): 25.5 (Notified by CVRC 2011)
3. Kkhyati (C. capsularis): Duration (days): 120-125; Fibre yield (q/ha): 30 (Notified by CVRC 2017)
Blackgram :
1. Beki (SB 27-3) : Suitable for delayed kharif (recommended in 2015),
2. Kolong (SB 25-19) : Suitable for delayed kharif (recommended in 2015),
3. Sonkosh (SB 23-5) : Suitable for kharif (recommended in 2015),
4. Manah (SB 32-13) : Suitable for kharif (recommended in 2015)
5. AAU SBC 40(AAU SHN Urd 01): Suitable for Summer & kharif, Notified by CVRC 2022
6.AAU SBC 47(AAU SHN Urd 02): Suitable for Summer & kharif, Released by SSSC 2022
7. AAU SB 42-8(AAU SHN Urd 03) Notified
8. AAU SBC 50 (Recommended)
Greengram:
1. SGC 16: Suitable for Summer & kharif, Notified by CVRC 2022
2. SGC 20 (AAU SHN Mung 02): Suitable for Summer & kharif, Notified in 2023
Lentil :
1. Asom Masur 1 (SL 2-24) (recommended in 2015),
2. Asom Masur 2 (SL 2-28) (recommended in 2015)
PPl 9
Pea
1. AAU SPC 101(AAU SHN Motor 01): Notified in 2023
Sesame:
1. AAU SHL Til 1(Champawati)-Notified by CVRC in 2022
Rapeseed
1. M-27: Duration (days): 90-95; Yield (q/ha): 10-12
2. TS-29: Duration (days): 85-90; Yield (q/ha): 10-12
3. TS 38: Duration (days): 90-95; Yield (q/ha): 10-12, Notified by CVRC in 2021
4. TS 36: Duration (days): 90-95; Yield (q/ha): 12
5. TS 46: Duration (days): 94; Yield (q/ha): 9-10
6. TS 67: Duration (days): 90; Yield (q/ha): 10-12
Varieties identified and recommended from AICRP on MULLaRP:
1. KU 301(Blackgram)
2. PU 31(Blackgram)
3. HUL 57 (Lentil)
4. KLS 218 (Lentil)
5. Arun (Rajmah)
6. HUR 301 (Rajmah)
7. HUR 203 (Rajmah)
8. Prateek (Lathyrus)
9. Mahateora (Lathyrus)
10. Ratan (Lathyrus)
Chickpea :
1. JG 14 : Short duration, medium seeded (recommended in 2015),
2. JG 16 : Short duration (recommended in 2015),
3. GNG 2207 : Short duration (recommended in 2019 by TCM rabi, 2019)
Indian Mustard identified and recommended
1. NRCHB 101: Duration (days): 108; Yield (q/ha): 13-15
2. TM 2: Duration (days):105-115; Yield (q/ha): 12-16
3. TM 4: Duration (days): 105-115; Yield (q/ha): 12-16
4. Varuna: Duration (days): 110-120; Yield (q/ha): 12-16
Linseed
1. Padmini: Recommended for Utera situation of Assam in 2018-19
2. Shekhar: Recommended for Utera situation of Assam in 2018-19
3. RLC-153: Recommended for Utera situation of Assam in 2019-20
4. RLC-165: Recommended for Utera situation of Assam by Rabi TCM 2022
Wheat: Varieties Identified & Recommended for Assam (PoP for Rabi Crops of Assam, 2019):
1. DBW 39: Duration (days): 110-115, Yield (q/ha): 30-35 (Recommender in 2019)
2. HD 2967: Duration (days): 125-130, Yield (q/ha): 35-40 (Recommender in 2021)
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Development of Technologies :
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Development of Technologies under Crop Improvement, Crop Management and Crop Protection of various Crops under AICRPs on Rapeseed & Mustard, Kharif Pu
1. AICRP on Rapeseed & MustardA) Crop Improvement : Newly released var. AAU TS 38 (2021), a Nationally released var. of Rapeseed-Toria with average yield of 10-12q/ha with crop duration of 90-95 days.Other toria varieties developed are : TS 36, TS 46, TS 67 with average yield of 10-12 q/ha in 90-95 days duration2. AICRP on Kharif PulsesA) Crop Improvement : Newly released varieties :i) Greengram : AAU SGC 16 (Rupohi) & AAU SGC 20ii) Blackgram : AAU SBC 40 (Shyamal) ; AAU SBC 47 (Pabhoi); SB 42-83. AICRP on Rabi PulsesA) Crop Improvement :i) Fieldpea : Var. AAU SPC 101 (Xeuti), HUDP 15, HFP 715ii) Lentil : HUL 57, KLS 218, PL 9iii) Lathyrus : Mahateora, Prateek, Rataniv) Rajmash : Uday, Arun, HUR 203, HUR 3014. AICRP on Wheat & BarleyA) Crop Improvementi) Wheat var. recommended are : DBW 14, DBW 39, HD 2967 & HD 30685. AICRP on LinseedA) Crop Improvement : Var. recommended T 3976. AINP Jute & Allied FibresA) Crop Improvementi) Jute var. : Tarun, Kkhyati, Apeswaree7. Other OilseedsA) Crop Improvementi) Sesame : AST 1, AAU SHL Til 1ii) Groundnut : TG 37A, TG 51
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Crop Management
Crop Management : More than 40 technologies have been developed and recommended in PoP during last 10 years covering the crops viz. Oilseeds, Pulses, Wheat, Linseed, Sesame and Jute from AAU-ZRS, Shillongani, Nagaon. Out of these, 6 technologies are included in the latest PoP.
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Crop Protection
Crop Protection : More than 25 technologies have been developed during last 10 years and included in the PoP under Crop Protection in various crops viz. Oilseeds, Pulses, Wheat, Linseed and Jute. and out of these, 6 technologies are included in the latest PoP.
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Organic Package of Practices
Organic Package of Practices : There are 6 organic technologies developed and included in the latest PoP
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Research Publications
Research Publications : There are than 100 nos. of Research publications in last 10 years
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Extension Publications
Extension Publications : There are more than 1500 nos. of various Extension Publications
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Other Publications and programmes etc.
During last 10 years :Book Published : 25 nos.Book Chapters : More than 100 nos.Radio/ TV Talks : More than 200 nos.