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Recommendations under SSNL Project
| Sr.No. | Recommendations |
|---|---|
| 1 | The farmers of Agro-climatic Zone-III (AES-II) of middle Gujarat growing mustard (GM-2) in Narmada command are advised to irrigate their crop at node elongation, flowering and pod development stages with 6 cm depth to get more net return (17031 Rs/ha). (I AGRESCO, AAU) |
| 2 |
Mode of Travel to Reach the centre: (Distance from Railway Station/Bus Stop
The agricultural research station, Thasra is located on Dakor- Godhra state high way about 8 km away from Dakor and Near to Thasra Bus Station as well as 2 km away from Thasra Railway station.
Service to farmers and other organization
- Service to farmers and other organizations
1. Supply of improved seeds:
Research schemes: (Plan, Non-plan, ICAR, Gol, other Agencies)
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Sr. No |
Name of the scheme |
B.H. |
Type of |
Major thrust area of research & crops
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Cotton Research Scheme
- To evolve the variety of cotton resistance against root-rot disease caused by the soil fungus Microphemina phaseoli.
- To find out suitable agronomic practices checking the root-rot disease of cotton.
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Sugarcane Research Project
- To find out the suitable Agronomical practices of Sugarcane pertaining to manuring fertilizer, time of planting, spacing, intercropping, weed management etc.
Achievements (Research Recommendations for the farmers):
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1. ACHIEVEMENTS
Recommendations for farming community:
(A) Cotton Research Project
Following points have been found effective in checking the root-rot disease of cotton.
Recommendations
Recommendations for farming community:
(A) Cotton Research Project
Following points have been found effective in checking the root-rot disease of cotton.
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| ddothasra_pdf_test.pdf | 3.1 KB |
MANDATE/OBJECTIVES
(A) Cotton Research Scheme
- To evolve the variety of cotton resistance against root-rot disease caused by the soil fungus Macrophemina phaseoli.
- To find out suitable agronomic practices checking the root-rot disease of cotton.
(B) Paddy (Kharif and Summer), Wheat, Gram and Vegetable Research Scheme
