Practical Crop Production–I

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Dr. Tanmoy Shankar

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Course Name :

Practical Crop Production–I 

 

Code(Credit) : ASAG3108 (0-0-2)

Co PO Mapping

  • COs Course outcomes Mapping COs with POs
    CO1 After learning this course one would be able to gains the knowledge about crop PO1
    CO2 Students will understand climate and crop relationships. PO2
    CO4 Students can integrate facts, concepts and methods from  the application and apply to solving crop production problems PO3,PO4

    PO1: Knowledge Enhancement

    PO2: Professional Enhancement

    PO3: Entrepreneurship Skills

    PO4: Communication & Extension Skill

Course Objectives

  • To understand and gain skill about the crop cycle and environmental requirements, agronomic management and economics of crop production

Course Syllabus

Crop planning, raising field crops in multiple cropping systems: Field preparation, seed, treatment, nursery raising, sowing, nutrient, water and weed management and management of insect-pests diseases of crops, harvesting, threshing, drying winnowing, storage and marketing of produce. The emphasis will be given to seed production, mechanization, resource conservation and integrated nutrient, insect-pest and disease management technologies. Preparation of balance sheet including cost of cultivation, net returns per student as well as per team of 8-10 students.

Reference Books

http://14.139.51.37/centrallibrary/admin/book/b38dbbaccfPractical_ma-kharif-2.pdf

  • Principle and Practices of Agronomy by S.S. Singh
  • Numerical Agronomy by Abhijit Sharma
  • Mathematical Agriculture:Concept and Numerical by Amit Bhatnagar
  • Reddy, S.R. and ReddiRamu. 5th edition. Agronomy of Field Crops, Kalyani Publishers, Ludhiana.
  • Chidda Singh, Singh, P. and Singh, R. 2003. Modern Techniques of Raising Field Crops. Oxford & IBH Publishing Co. Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi.
  • Rajendra Prasad (ed.), 2004. Text Book of Field Crop Production, Commercial Crops, Volume -II. ICAR, New Delhi.</p>ure : concept and numerical  Amit Bhatnagar

Session Plan

Session 1-2

Crop planning and raising field crops in multiple cropping systems

Experment 1

cropping planning

CROP PLANNING

Session 3

Field layout preparation, seed treatment, nursery raising and sowing

Experment 2

Field layout

Seed treatment

sowing

nursery raising

Session 4

Nutrient management

Experment 3

nutrient management

Session 5

Water management

Experment 4

water management

Session 6

Weed management

Experment 5

weed management

Session 7

Management of insect-pests diseases of crops

Experment 6

Pest management

Session 8

Harvesting

Experment 7

HARVESTING

Session 9

Threshing, drying ,winnowing & storage

Experment 8

Threshing, drying ,winnowing & storage

Session 10

Session 11

The emphasis will be given to seed production, mechanization, resource conservation and integrated nutrient management.

Experment 10

SEED PRODUCTION

Session 12

Insect-pest and disease management technologies.

Experment 11

STORED GRAIN PEST MANAGEMENT

Session 13

Preparation of Balance Sheet Including Cost of Cultivation, Net Returns Per Student as well as Per Team of a Group of Students

Experment 12

PRICE POLICY

e. lab manual

E-manual Practical Crop Production–I (Kharif crops)

Practical Crop Production–I (Kharif crops)

Our Main Teachers

Bachelor of Science (Agriculture). Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology and Sciences (SHUATS), Allahabad, India in 2011 Master of Science (Agronomy). Visva Bharati University –(VBU), Birbhum, West Bengal, India in 2013 Research topic: Effect of seaweed extract on growth and productivity of sesame (Sesamum indicum L.) in the red and lateritic belt of West Bengal PhD […]