ARSS, Bharatpur
AGRICULTURE RESEARCH SUB STATION,
(SKN Agriculture University, Jobner)
KUMHER (BHARATPUR)
1. Name of the unit: Agriculture Research Sub Station, Kumher (Bharatpur)
2. Identity of the department/ unit, aims and objectives:
Agricultural Research Sub Station, Kumher (Bharatpur) is representing Rajasthan Agroclimatic Zone III b i.e. Flood Prone Eastern Plain zone and working under A.R.S.Navgaon (Alwar). It is situated near Bharatpur- Alwar road 12 km. away from Bharatpur.
Research Mandate:
- Lead functions: Crop and soil management under water logged and tank bed situation.
b.) Verification functions: Mustard, Chick Pea, Wheat, Pearl millet, Kharif Pulses and fodder sorghum, Improvement of fruits (Ber, Aonla, Guava, Lemon and Papaya) and spices crops. Nutrient management in Saline soils
3. Professor & Officer Incharge Profile
Dr. Udai Bhan Singh, Professor (Horticulture) and Officer Incharge Agriculture Research Sub Station, Kumher (Bharatpur). He did his B.Sc. (Ag) from Dayanand College, Ajmer and M.Sc. (Ag) and Ph.D. in Horticulture from Rajasthan College of Agriculture, Udaipur. He started his career as Assistant Professor (Horticulture) at KVK, Bhilwara in the year 1996. He served as Assistant Professor (1996-2008), Associate Professor (2008-2011) and Professor (2011 onward). He is Officer Incharge at Agriculture Research Sub Station, Kumher (Bharatpur) from June, 2011 and Dean College of Agriculture from Sep, 2019.
Dr.Udai Bhan Singh in a renowned scientist, teacher and extension worker. He published more than 50 research papers in various prestigious journals and his 58 research recommendation were included in package of practices for Zone III b, i.e. Flood Prone Eastern Plane of Rajasthan State, He published 6 books and more than 100 popular articles.
Dr. Singh is distinguished scientist and expert, he always spare his time for farmers to advice them to adopt high technology in farming. Because of his efforts and research interventions in spices, especially fennel cultivation got popularized in Zone III b of Rajasthan. Because of his research recommendations, Ber cultivation has become a profitable business to the farmers. He is master trainer of zone IIIb and furnishing high technology of horticulture to extension personnel of Department of Agriculture every month.
He is a good teacher and motivator, many students have cracked JRF/SRF examinations under his guidance.
He is working hard at ARSS, Kumher farm and producing 800-1000 quintals quality seed of mustard, wheat, barley, gram, lentil & spices and generating 20-25 lakh per annum net income through seed sale.
Contact Details:
Mobile No. 9414714234
Email: Incharge.arss.kumher@sknau.ac.in
Name
|
Designation
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Area of Specialization
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Email
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Phone No.
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Dr. Udai Bhan Singh
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Professor & Officer Incharge
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Horticulture
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Incharge.arss.kumher@sknau.ac.in
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9414714234
|

Sh. Ramakant
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Farm Manager
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|
rkgupta.arss.kumher@sknau.ac.in
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9461643273
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Smt. Asha Devi
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Class-IV |
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7891907386 |
3. Completed and ongoing Projects/ Schemes in detail
Projects completed:
a. Action research for refinement of package of practices for productivity enhancement of crops in different agro-ecological situations under RKVY.
b. Developing Technologies for stress agriculture under climate change scenario in Rajasthan under RKVY.
c. Strengthening of seed under RKVY.
d. Multi-site evaluation of Transgenic Mustard Hybrid (DMH-11) based on barnase/ barstar system conducted at ARSS, Kumher
e. Farmers Participatory Research to control viral diseases in tomato and Bhindi financed by Deptt. of Agriculture.
On going Research experiments conducting at ARSS Kumher during rabi 2013-14
A. Station trial
Experiments taken during Rabi 2019-20
1. AVT-RI-TS-TAS (Wheat)
2. Effect Source of Sulphur on yield and oil content of Mustard .
3. Management of nematode in brinjal crop.
4. Screening of lentil varieties for Zone III B.
5. Screening of mustard varieties under saline conditions.
4. Achievements, Recommendations and Findings:
1993-2000
1. Survey of salt affected soils and quality of irrigation water:
Soil salinity and poor quality of irrigation water have been found to be two most important constraints affecting the optimum production of crops. For assessing type of salt affected soils and quality of irrigation water 819 representative soil samples and 181 irrigation water samples have been analysed, 66.1% soil samples were found to be salt affected which were classified into following categories:
Saline- 43.5%; Saline sodic- 9.8 % and Sodic soils- 12.8%. This study is useful in salt affected soils. Gypsum requirement was worked out for saline sodic and sodic soils.
80.2% irrigation water was of poor quality which were classified as follow:
Saline- 49.2%; Saline Sodic- 26.7% and Sodic 4.3%. 8.3% of irrigation water had high RSC (> 5 me/l) values.
Suitable technology for managing poor quality irrigation water is being worked out.
Soil Fertility: Judicious use of fertilizers based on soil testing is one of the most important factor governing productivity of soils. Analysis of 819 soil samples for available N,P and K revealed that 85.8% soils were low in available N whereas 14.2% medium in it. Available P was low in 19.0%, medium in 39.7% and high in 41.3%. Available K2O was high in 84.5% of the samples whereas 15.5% contained medium range.
Available Micronutrient: 117 representative soil samples were analyzed for DTPA extractable 10.2% samples were deficient (< 0.60 ppm) in available zinc, 38.4% marginal (0.60-1.20 ppm) and remaining 51.8% sufficient in it. Deficiency has been further confirmed by the soil test crop response studies with wheat as a test crop as reported in the section on nutrient management in saline soils.
2. Verification of most suitable varieties of crops for the zone IIIb.
S.No.
|
Crop
|
Varieties
|
(i)
|
Mustard
|
RH 819, BIO 902, RH 30, Pusa Bold, RN 393, Laxmi
|
(ii)
|
Wheat
|
Raj 1482,CPAN 3004, Raj 3765, Raj 3777, Lok 1
|
(iii)
|
Barley
|
RD 2503, RD 2552, RD 2035
|
(iv)
|
Gram
|
RSG 44, KPG 59, RSG 888, CSJD 884
|
(v)
|
Lentil
|
K 75, Sehore 74-7, L 4076
|
(vi)
|
Clusterbean
|
RGC 936, RGC 986, RGC 1003
|
3. For mustard crop grown under unirrigated heavy texture soils application of 40 Kg N and 40 Kg S ha-1 (through gypsum) was found optimum.
4. For mustard crop 45 cm. spacing between row to row has been found optimum under tank bed, heavy texture soils.
5. The spray of Thiourea @ 0.1% at 60 DAS increases the seed yield of mustard by 10 to 12% over control. In this way an additional return of about Rs. 3024 ha-1 can be fetched.
6. The application of Zinc Sulphate @ 20 Kg ha-1 significantly increases the grain yield of lentil.
7. Mixed cropping of lentil + mustard (12:2 or 6:1 rows) was found superior over lentil alone or over farmers practice (seed mixture).
8. Research conducted to find out the response of sulphur under tank bed micro farming situation revealed that increasing levels of sulphur, significantly increased the grain yield of cluster bean upto 40 kg S/ ha-1, beyond which no further response was observed.
9. Wheat (Raj 1482) irrigated with saline sodic water (EC : 10.4 dsm-1 and SAR : 10.6 ) responded significantly to N, P and Zn. Combined application of 120, 60 and 40 Kg/ ha of N, P2O5 and ZnSO4, respectively increase the grained yield of wheat by 14.0 % over control (90Kg N + 40Kg P2O5 ). It suggests that under saline conditions N, P and Zn requirement is higher as compared to non saline conditions.
10. The optimum seed rate for Gram semi bold varieties was found 80 Kg ha-1 and for small seeded varieties was found 60 Kg ha-1.
2000-01
1. Response of Mustard to foliar application of agrochemicals
Treatment
|
Seed Yield kg ha-1
|
% increase over control
|
Additional Net return over control (Rs/ha)
|
AGROCHEMCIALS
|
1998-99
|
1999-2000
|
2000-2001
|
Mean
|
1. Control (No Spray)
|
1875
|
585
|
1493
|
1318
|
-
|
-
|
2. Water Spray
|
1941
|
660
|
1514
|
1372
|
4.09
|
521
|
3. Thiourea (0.05%) Spray
|
-
|
-
|
1618
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
4. Thiourea (0.1%) Spray
|
2266
|
861
|
1724
|
1617
|
22.6
|
3078
|
5. 40 Kg S ha-1 basal
|
-
|
-
|
1596
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
6. 40 Kg S ha-1 + TU (0.05%) Spray
|
-
|
-
|
1757
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
7. 40 Kg S ha-1 TU (0.1%) Spray
|
-
|
-
|
1850
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
8. Sulphuric acid (0.1%) Spray
|
2149
|
764
|
1608
|
1507
|
14.3
|
1923
|
9. Urea (1%) Spray
|
2207
|
782
|
168
|
1556
|
18.0
|
2632
|
10. Urea (2%) Spray
|
-
|
-
|
1690
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
11. ZnSO4 (0.5%) Spray
|
-
|
793
|
1685
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
12. Boric Acid (0.2%)
|
-
|
779
|
1670
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
S.Em+
|
82.5
|
27.4
|
34.2
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
CD at 5%
|
240
|
79.7
|
100.2
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
C.V. %
|
11.0
|
9.0
|
4.0
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
On the basis of three years results, it is concluded that spray of thiourea @ 0.1% at 45 to 60 DAS increased the seed yield of mustard by 20-22% over control
2. Studies on determining optimum seed rates for selected lentil cultivars.
Treatments
|
Grain Yield kg ha-1
|
ATC Malikpur
|
% increased or decreased
|
% additional increase in lentil grain/ Kg Seed rate
|
1999-2000
|
2000-01
|
Mean
|
Variety
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
K-75
|
706
|
1094
|
900
|
440
|
17.6
|
|
Sehore 74-7
|
586
|
943
|
765
|
365
|
-
|
|
SEm +
|
19
|
36
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
C.D. at 5%
|
54
|
108
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
Seed Rate (Kgha-1)
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
20
|
560
|
833
|
696
|
|
-21
|
-
|
30
|
645
|
1029
|
837
|
4.03
|
-5
|
14.1
|
40
|
661
|
1054
|
858
|
3.25
|
-3
|
2.1
|
50
|
677
|
1093
|
885
|
2.43
|
+0.02
|
2.7
|
60
|
687
|
1080
|
883
|
|
0.2
|
SEm+
|
29
|
58
|
|
|
|
|
CD at 5%
|
82
|
171
|
|
|
|
|
C.V.%
|
12.9
|
13.8
|
|
|
|
|
Interaction
|
N.S.
|
N.S.
|
|
|
|
|
On the basis of two years data it is concluded that the optimum seed rate of lentil under tank bed micro farming situation is 30 kg ha-1.
2001-02
1. Role of thiourea in improving productivity of wheat under tank bed situation.
Treatment
|
Yield (Kg ha-1)
|
% Increase
|
2000-01
|
2001-02
|
Mean
|
|
Control
|
3714
|
4133
|
3923
|
-
|
Seed Soaking in water 10-12 Hrs.
|
3776
|
4217
|
3996
|
2.0
|
Seed Soaking in TU 250 PPM
|
3890
|
4275
|
4083
|
4.5
|
Seed Soaking in TU 500 PPM
|
3989
|
4360
|
4175
|
6.4
|
SEm+
|
58
|
37
|
|
|
CD at 5%
|
201
|
128
|
|
|
Control
|
3654
|
4084
|
3869
|
-
|
500 ppm TU spray at tillering
|
3825
|
4255
|
4040
|
4.4
|
500 ppm TU spray at flowering
|
3908
|
4303
|
4106
|
6.1
|
500 ppm TU spray at tillering and flowering
|
3982
|
4341
|
4162
|
7.6
|
SEm+
|
55
|
48
|
|
|
CD at 5%
|
162
|
139
|
|
|
Wheat crop respond significant and commendable to seed soaking and foliar spray at tillering each by 500 ppm solution of Thiourea.
2. Studies on determining optimum seed rates for selected gram cultivars.
Treatment
|
Yield (Kg ha-1)
|
% Increase/
Decrease
|
2000-01
|
2001-02
|
Mean
|
Grain Varieties
|
|
|
|
|
RSG-44
|
1432
|
842
|
1137
|
7.8
|
KPG-59
|
1298
|
813
|
1055
|
-
|
CD at 5%
|
94
|
NS
|
-
|
|
Seed Rates (Kg ha-1)
|
|
|
|
|
50
|
1169
|
757
|
963
|
20.5
|
60
|
1388
|
843
|
1115
|
4.1
|
70
|
1437
|
852
|
1145
|
1.39
|
80
|
1466
|
857
|
1161
|
-
|
CD at 5%
|
133
|
53
|
|
|
CV %
|
9.0
|
6.0
|
|
|
Interaction
|
NS
|
NS
|
|
|
Chickpea RSG-44 cultivar is better under tank bed farming situation and seed rate all ready recommended as per D.R. 70 Kg/ha seed rate is confirmed.
3. Adoptability of spices – It was found that Fenugreek, coriander and fennel crops were suitable for cultivation to the Zone. Fenugreek, Var. RMt-1 with average yield of 25 q per ha was economically suitable for cultivation in Zone IIIb. Likewise, fennel Var-RF-125 (20 q/ha) and coriander RCr 41(15 q/ha) were also suitable for cultivation. Looking to the economics of the species, the Fenugreek, crop was found most economic by providing Rs.40000 per ha, net profit followed by fennel Rs.35000 per ha and crop coriander Rs.30000 per ha net profit.
2002-03
1. Response of pea cultivars for applied phosphorus
Treatment Combination
|
Green Pod Yield (q/ha)
|
Mean Yield
|
C.B. Ratio
|
2000-01
|
2001-02
|
2002-03
|
Azad P-1 + 30 Kg P205/ha
|
88.22
|
60.36
|
95.32
|
81.30
|
1:3.13
|
Azad P-1 + 40 Kg P205/ha
|
103.11
|
72.36
|
107.69
|
94.38
|
1:3.79
|
Azad P-1 + 50 Kg P205/ha
|
96.84
|
69.25
|
103.37
|
89.82
|
1:3.49
|
Erkel + 30 Kg P205/ha
|
50.42
|
36.09
|
82.69
|
56.40
|
1:3.13
|
Erkel + 40 Kg P205/ha
|
56.37
|
38.37
|
86.42
|
60.38
|
1:3.42
|
Erkel + 50 Kg P205/ha
|
48.74
|
34.94
|
83.76
|
55.82
|
1:2.90
|
E-6 + 30 Kg P205/ha
|
48.06
|
33.88
|
78.95
|
53.63
|
1:2.99
|
E-6 + 40 Kg P205/ha
|
55.17
|
38.44
|
84.25
|
59.28
|
1:3.35
|
E-6 + 50 Kg P205/ha
|
53.76
|
36.72
|
77.38
|
55.95
|
1:3.20
|
S.Em+
|
1.43
|
0.61
|
NS
|
|
|
C.D. at 5%
|
4.41
|
1.88
|
|
|
|
The highest green pod pea yield (94.38 q/ha) was obtained by Azad P-1 variety and 40 Kg P2O5 ha-1 with 1:3.79 cost, benefit ratio (Rs. 30379 net return). Early variety Erkel with 40 Kg P2O5 ha-1 gave 60.38 q/ha green pod yield with net return Rs. 23958 /ha (cost benefit ratio 1:3.42).
2. Response of mustard cultivars to different levels of Sulphur
Cultivars
|
Sulphur Kg/ha
|
0
|
20
|
30
|
40
|
50
|
Av.
|
Rank
|
Vardan
|
1524
|
1857
|
2142
|
2190
|
1904
|
1924
|
II
|
Jagannath
|
1476
|
1714
|
1904
|
1761
|
1428
|
1657
|
|
Rohini
|
1477
|
1619
|
2142
|
2047
|
1761
|
1809
|
III
|
RH 819
|
1286
|
1524
|
1666
|
1761
|
1809
|
1609
|
|
Bio-902
|
1714
|
2238
|
2095
|
2142
|
2142
|
2066
|
I
|
CS-52
|
1428
|
1714
|
1857
|
1857
|
1809
|
1733
|
V
|
Vaibhav
|
1429
|
1666
|
1809
|
1667
|
1666
|
1648
|
|
TM-2
|
1000
|
1042
|
1238
|
1333
|
1476
|
1238
|
|
RH-30
|
1523
|
1761
|
1904
|
1857
|
1858
|
1781
|
IV
|
Kranti
|
1095
|
1285
|
1476
|
1477
|
1428
|
1352
|
|
Basanti
|
1381
|
1523
|
1666
|
1714
|
1619
|
1581
|
|
YST-151
|
809
|
952
|
1095
|
1238
|
904
|
100
|
|
RH-1359
|
1238
|
1380
|
1571
|
1572
|
1523
|
1457
|
|
PBR-97
|
1076
|
1170
|
1333
|
1238
|
1285
|
1219
|
|
RN-393
|
1428
|
1714
|
1857
|
1666
|
1761
|
1685
|
|
Av. Kg/ha
|
1324
|
1552
|
1717
|
1702
|
1625
|
1583
|
|
CD at 5%
(Kg/ha)
|
Cultivars
|
-
|
473
|
|
|
|
|
Sulphur
|
-
|
97
|
|
|
|
|
Cul x S
|
-
|
NS
|
|
|
|
|
The highest seed yield (2066 kg/ha)was fetched with the cultivars Bio-902 followed by Vardan (1924 kg/ha), Rohini (1809 kg/ha), RH-30 (1781 kg/ha), CS-22(1733 kg/ha), RN-393 (1685 kh/ha), Jagannath (1657 kg/ha), Vaibhav (1648 kg/ha) and RH-819 (1609 kg/ha). Application of sulphur enhanced the seed yield significantly at 30 Kg/ha and above over control. The interaction was not significant.
2003-04
1. Direct and residual responses of pearlmillet-wheat sequence to applied zinc
S. No.
|
Treatment
|
Seed yield in Kg per ha.
|
2000
|
2001
|
2002
|
2003
|
Average
|
1.
|
Control
|
1410
|
810
|
200
|
650
|
767
|
2.
|
Zn @ 25 Kg/ha D
|
1660
|
1160
|
235
|
825
|
970
|
3.
|
Zn @ 25 Kg/ha R1
|
1585
|
1000
|
240
|
900
|
931
|
4.
|
Zn @ 25 Kg/ha R2
|
1480
|
870
|
205
|
695
|
812
|
5.
|
Zn @ 25 Kg/ha R3
|
-
|
840
|
200
|
675
|
571
|
6.
|
Zn @ 40 Kg/ha D
|
1690
|
1150
|
265
|
828
|
983
|
7.
|
Zn @ 40 Kg/ha R1
|
1645
|
1020
|
285
|
908
|
964
|
8.
|
Zn @ 40 Kg/ha R2
|
1570
|
920
|
200
|
733
|
855
|
9.
|
Zn @ 40 Kg/ha R3
|
-
|
870
|
200
|
266
|
578
|
|
S.Em+
|
72.40
|
53
|
19
|
24
|
65
|
|
C.D. at 5%
|
215
|
158
|
57
|
72
|
186
|
Zinc applied to pearlmillet directly and to the preceding wheat crop improved seed yield significantly over control and zinc applied in 2nd and 3rd preceding crop seasons. However zinc applied @ 40 Kg/ha and 25 Kg/ha did not show any significant difference in seed yield of pearlmillet.
2. Study to mitigate adverse effect of crust formation due to post sowing rains on productivity of pearlmillet
S.No.
|
Treatment
|
Seed yield in Kg per ha.
|
2000
|
2002
|
2003
|
Pool average
|
1.
|
Bajra broadcasting
|
1535
|
416
|
339
|
896
|
2.
|
Bajra + Cowpea (Line sowing)
|
2390
|
533
|
362
|
1095
|
3.
|
Bajra + Guar (Line sowing)
|
2555
|
400
|
504
|
1153
|
4.
|
Bajra + FYM @ 1.0 ton/ha seed mixed
|
2665
|
383
|
412
|
153
|
5.
|
Bajra + FYM @ 2.0 ton/ha seed mixed
|
2675
|
483
|
430
|
1196
|
6.
|
Bajra Line sowing
|
2620
|
433
|
392
|
1148
|
7.
|
Bajra + FYM @ 5.0 ton/ha over furrow
|
2970
|
583
|
544
|
1365
|
8.
|
Hoeing with khurpa
|
2845
|
516
|
404
|
1255
|
9.
|
Bajra + Zal sakhti @ 5.0 Kg/ha seed mixed
|
2370
|
483
|
437
|
1096
|
10.
|
Bajra + Zal sakhti @ 10.0 Kg/ha seed mixed
|
2520
|
679
|
495
|
1231
|
|
S.Em+
|
155
|
57
|
28
|
125
|
|
C.D. at 5%
|
449
|
165
|
83
|
357
|
Experiment conducted to work out the agrotechniques to mitigate the adverse effect of crust formation due to post sowing rains revealed a significant improvement in seed yield due to application of FYM @ 5 tons/ha over furrow and gave 53%, 40%, 60% and 52% higher yield than farmers practice (Broad casting method) in kharif 2000, 2002, 2003 and pooled average, respectively. Application of starch polymer @ 10 Kg/ha (seed mixed) gave better results during kh. 2002 (drought seasons).
3. Management of shoot and fruit borer in brinjal through bioagents
The results of the study revealed that three sprays of recommended insecticides resulted in lowest fruit damage 31.56 and 31.27% on number and weight basis with the highest yield of 49.33 q/ha followed by six releases of T. chilonis @ 0.5 lac/ ha at weekly interval with 35.53 and 37.69% fruit damage on number and weight basis respectively resulting 43.99 q/ha yield.
4. Role of thio- urea in improving productivity of lentil
Treatment
|
Grain Yield Kg/ha
|
% increase over water Spray
|
Net Additional return over control (kg/ha)
|
2001-02
|
2002-03
|
2003-04
|
Average
|
Control (Absolute)
|
461
|
1151
|
1013
|
875
|
-
|
-
|
Water Spray at pre flowering (60 DAS)
|
463
|
1173
|
1075
|
904
|
3.31
|
285
|
500 PPM TU Spray at Pre flowering(60 DAS)
|
537
|
1373
|
1268
|
1059
|
21.0
|
2420
|
1000 PPM TU Spray at pre flowering (60DAS)
|
560
|
1429
|
1310
|
1100
|
25.71
|
2845
|
0.1% H2SO4 spray at pre flowering (60 DAS)
|
533
|
1349
|
1199
|
1027
|
17.27
|
2080
|
1% Urea spray at pre flowering (60 DAS)
|
477
|
1296
|
1151
|
975
|
11.42
|
1320
|
500 PPM TU Spray at Pre flowering(75 DAS)
|
512
|
1312
|
512
|
1031
|
17.82
|
2000
|
1000 PPM TU Spray at pre flowering (75DAS)
|
558
|
1404
|
1363
|
1108
|
26.620
|
2955
|
0.1% H2So4 spray at pre flowering (75 DAS)
|
516
|
1327
|
1272
|
1038
|
18.63
|
2245
|
1% Urea spray at pre flowering (75 DAS)
|
476
|
1265
|
1113
|
951
|
8.68
|
960
|
CD at 5%
|
71
|
132
|
95
|
|
|
|
The result showed that 1000 ppm Thiourea spray at 50% flowering (75 DAS) produced the maximum seed yield with mean yield of 1108 kg ha-1. It is quite evident from the table that spray of Thiourea found significantly superior over control & all other agrochemicals, but there was no significant effect of spray stage and dose too, but the highest net additional return of Rs. 2955 ha-1 fetched with the 1000ppm of TU at 50% flowering (75 DAS) closely followed by 1000 ppm spray of TU at pre flowering (60 DAS) by giving that additional return of Rs.2845 ha-1.
5. To test the adaptability of promising mustard varieties
S.No.
|
Variety
|
Yield (Kg ha-1)
|
Rank
|
1.
|
Mahon-8
|
886
|
|
2
|
RB-9901
|
980
|
|
3
|
RGN-13
|
1046
|
|
4
|
CS-614-4-1
|
953
|
|
5
|
Aravali
|
1098
|
|
6
|
Varuna
|
1123
|
V
|
7
|
RH-819
|
1163
|
IV
|
8
|
BIO-902
|
1306
|
I
|
9
|
RL-1359
|
1180
|
III
|
10
|
RH-30
|
1243
|
II
|
Variety BIO-902 obtained highest yield (1306 kg ha-1) followed by RH-30, RL-1359, RH-819 and Varuna respectively.
6. To test the adaptability of mustard strain RN-505
S.No.
|
Variety
|
Yield (Kg ha-1)
|
Rank
|
1
|
RN 505
|
1270
|
I
|
2
|
RLM-619
|
1187
|
III
|
3
|
Vardan
|
1060
|
|
4
|
Varuna
|
1158
|
IV
|
5
|
Kranti
|
1063
|
V
|
6
|
RH-30
|
1203
|
II
|
Out of 6 entries RN-505 obtained highest yield 1270 kg ha-1 followed by RH-30, RLM-610, Varuna & Kranti respectively.
7. Foliar nutrition studies in chickpea under rainfed conditions
Treatments
|
Grain yield Kg ha-1
|
% Increase
|
Additional return over control Rs. ha-1
|
2001-02
|
2002-03
|
2003-04
|
Mean
|
A. SPRAY
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Absolute control
|
1250
|
1190
|
921
|
1120
|
-
|
-
|
Water spray
|
1473
|
1301
|
970
|
1235
|
10.2
|
1460
|
Urea spray @ 2%
|
1510
|
1406
|
1022
|
1312
|
17.1
|
2438
|
Urea spray @ 3%
|
1515
|
1480
|
1052
|
1349
|
20.2
|
2928
|
DAP spray @ 2%
|
1699
|
1575
|
1100
|
1459
|
30.0
|
4430
|
KCl spray @ 2%
|
1690
|
1530
|
1082
|
1434
|
28.0
|
4176
|
SEm+
|
71
|
43
|
17
|
|
|
|
C.D. at 5%
|
209
|
119
|
52
|
|
|
|
B. BASAL
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
With NPKS
|
1625
|
1505
|
1059
|
1396
|
11.6
|
1390
|
Without NPKS
|
1408
|
1355
|
990
|
1251
|
-
|
-
|
SEm+
|
42
|
24
|
9
|
|
|
|
C.D. at 5%
|
121
|
72
|
26
|
|
|
|
Interaction
|
NS
|
NS
|
NS
|
|
|
|
The highest grain yield of Chickpea was recorded with 2% DAP spray and basal application of NPKS. As far as the effect of Agrochemicals individual effect of 2% DAP spray found superior followed by 2% spray of KCl and recorded 30% & 28% increase in grain yield over control.
8. Response of methi to applied nitrogen and phosphorus
S.No.
|
Treatment combination
|
Yield (q/ha)
|
2001-02
|
2002-03
|
2003-04
|
Mean
|
1.
|
0 N2 + 0 P2O5/ha
|
11.55
|
11.30
|
11.08
|
11.31
|
2.
|
0 N2 + 20 P2O5/ha
|
12.67
|
14.83
|
11.93
|
13.14
|
3.
|
0 N2 + 40 P2O5/ha
|
12.88
|
14.20
|
12.18
|
13.08
|
4.
|
0 N2 + 60 P2O5/ha
|
12.58
|
13.76
|
12.36
|
13.00
|
5.
|
20 N2 + 0 P2O5/ha
|
12.44
|
12.63
|
12.03
|
12.36
|
6.
|
20 N2 + 20 P2O5/ha
|
14.00
|
15.73
|
13.64
|
14.45
|
7.
|
20 N2 + 40 P2O5/ha
|
14.88
|
18.20
|
14.58
|
15.88
|
8.
|
20 N2 + 60 P2O5/ha
|
14.89
|
12.63
|
14.89
|
14.13
|
9.
|
40 N2 + 0 P2O5/ha
|
12.88
|
14.86
|
13.40
|
13.71
|
10.
|
40 N2 + 20 P2O5/ha
|
14.67
|
16.63
|
14.55
|
15.28
|
11.
|
40 N2 + 40 P2O5/ha
|
19.78
|
19.30
|
19.29
|
19.45
|
12.
|
40 N2 + 60 P2O5/ha
|
18.89
|
17.30
|
18.23
|
18.14
|
13.
|
60 N2 + 0 P2O5/ha
|
16.89
|
17.06
|
16.18
|
16.71
|
14.
|
60 N2 + 20 P2O5/ha
|
16.89
|
18.63
|
15.55
|
17.00
|
15.
|
60 N2 + 40 P2O5/ha
|
18.44
|
17.10
|
17.44
|
17.66
|
16.
|
60 N2 + 60 P2O5/ha
|
18.44
|
16.63
|
17.59
|
17.55
|
|
S.Em+
|
1.09
|
0.68
|
0.87
|
|
|
CD at 5%
|
3.14
|
2.04
|
2.51
|
|
The highest mean yield of methi (19.45 Q/ha) was obtained at 40 N2 + 40 P2O5/ha followed by 40 N2 + 60 P2O5/ha (18.14 q/ha) which were significantly higher than all the other treatment combinations. Combination of 40 N2 + 40 P2O5/ha was found most economic.
2004-05
1. Integrated phosphorus management in lentil
S.No.
|
Treatment
|
Grain Yield Kg/ha
|
% increase over water spray
|
2002-03
|
2003-04
|
2004-05
|
Average
|
1
|
Control (P2O5) & 15.6 Kg N2 ha-1
|
918
|
957
|
1027
|
967
|
-
|
2
|
20 Kg. P2O5 ha-1 through DAP
(7.8 Kg N2 ha-1)
|
1066
|
1103
|
1191
|
1120
|
15.80
|
3
|
20 Kg . P2O5 ha-1 through Rock Phosphate (15.6 Kg N2 ha-1)
|
1007
|
1122
|
1160
|
1096
|
13.34
|
4
|
PSB (15.6 Kg N2 ha-1)
|
992
|
1013
|
1103
|
1036
|
7.10
|
5
|
PSF (15.6 Kg N2 ha-1)
|
978
|
1004
|
1043
|
1008
|
4.23
|
6
|
20 Kg. P2O5 ha-1 through DAP
(7.8 Kg N2 ha-1)+ PSB
|
1111
|
1141
|
1252
|
1168
|
20.78
|
7
|
20 Kg. P2O5 ha-1 through DAP
(7.8 Kg N2 ha-1)+ PSF
|
1112
|
1163
|
1236
|
1170
|
20.99
|
8
|
20 Kg . P2O5 ha-1 through Rock Phosphate (15.6 Kg N2 ha-1)+ PSB
|
1067
|
1087
|
1185
|
1113
|
15.09
|
9
|
20 Kg . P2O5 ha-1 through Rock Phosphate (15.6 Kg N2 ha-1)+ PSF
|
1022
|
1039
|
1138
|
1066
|
10.23
|
10
|
40 Kg. P2O5 ha-1 through DAP
|
1185
|
1228
|
1327
|
1247
|
28.95
|
11
|
40 Kg P2O5 ha-1 through Rock Phosphate (15.6 Kg N2 ha-1)
|
1126
|
1153
|
1262
|
1180
|
22.02
|
12
|
40 Kg. P2O5 ha-1 through DAP + PSB
|
1333
|
1360
|
1385
|
1359
|
40.53
|
13
|
40 Kg. P2O5 ha-1 through DAP + PSF
|
1318
|
1333
|
1359
|
1337
|
38.26
|
14
|
T14 - 40 Kg P2O5 ha-1 through Rock Phosphate (15.6 Kg N2 ha-1)+ PSB
|
1070
|
1071
|
1292
|
1144
|
18.30
|
15
|
40 Kg P2O5 ha-1 through Rock Phosphate (15.6 Kg N2 ha-1)+ PSF
|
1155
|
1206
|
1267
|
1209
|
25.02
|
|
CD at 5%
|
192
|
142
|
124
|
|
|
Highest lentil grain yield was recorded with the treatment 40 P2O5 ha-1 through DAP+ PSB closely followed by 40 P2O5 ha-1 through DAP + PSF. Among the sources of phosphorus DAP found superior over Rock phosphate but there was no significant difference among them, whereas PSB, found superior over PSF. The increase in grain yield was 40.53%, 38.26% and 28.95% by 40 Kg. P2O5 ha-1 through DAP, 40 Kg. P2O5 ha-1 through DAP + PSF and 40 Kg. P2O5 ha-1 through DAP over control. The combined effect of DAP with PSB at 40 P2O5 ha-1 showed maximum positive effect.
2. Effect of foliar spray of sulphydryl compounds on carbon partitioning productivity and water use efficiency on mustard under water limited environment.
Treatments
|
Seed Yield kg/ha
|
% increase over control
|
2003-04
|
2004-05
|
Average
|
Control
|
1537
|
1231
|
13.84
|
|
10 ppm DTT Spray
|
1612
|
1305
|
1459
|
5.42
|
100 ppm TGA Spray
|
1737
|
1368
|
1553
|
12.21
|
500 ppm TU Spray
|
1836
|
1460
|
1648
|
19.08
|
50ppm DTNB Spray
|
1537
|
1337
|
1457
|
5.27
|
50ppm DTNB Spray + 10PPM DTT Spray
|
1469
|
1377
|
1423
|
2.81
|
50ppm DTNB Spray + 100 ppm TGA Spray
|
1775
|
1469
|
1622
|
17.20
|
50ppm DTNB Spray + 500 ppm TU Spray
|
1875
|
1508
|
1692
|
22.85
|
Water Spray
|
1587
|
1286
|
1437
|
3.83
|
CD at 5%
|
202
|
181
|
-
|
-
|
Maximum mean seed yield (1692 Kg/ha) of mustard was fetched with 50ppm DTNP Spray + 500 PPM TU spray closely followed by 500ppm TU spray. These two treatments were significantly superior over control, water spray and alone spray of DTT, TGA, DTNB.
3. Response of Rabi Onion to Nitrogen and Potash
S.No.
|
Treatment
|
Yield in Qt/jha
|
% Increase
|
2002-03
|
2003-04
|
2004-05
|
Av.
|
1
|
30 kg N2 + 80 Kg K2 O/ha
|
135.41
|
140.90
|
182.28
|
152.86
|
-
|
2
|
30 kg N2 + 100 Kg K2 O/ha
|
144.43
|
142.62
|
175.59
|
154.18
|
0.8
|
3
|
30 kg N2 + 120 Kg K2 O/ha
|
196.95
|
166.67
|
180.96
|
181.52
|
18.7
|
4
|
30 kg N2 + 140 Kg K2 O/ha
|
164.88
|
157.56
|
182.79
|
168.41
|
10.1
|
5
|
60 kg N2 + 80 Kg K2 O/ha
|
173.06
|
160.96
|
192.93
|
175.65
|
14.9
|
6
|
60 kg N2 + 100 Kg K2 O/ha
|
177.64
|
165.72
|
198.79
|
180.71
|
18.2
|
7
|
60 kg N2 + 120 Kg K2 O/ha
|
205.11
|
188.96
|
199.33
|
197.80
|
29.4
|
8
|
60 kg N2 + 140 Kg K2 O/ha
|
187.11
|
169.47
|
197.36
|
184.64
|
20.8
|
9
|
90 kg N2 + 80 Kg K2 O/ha
|
179.24
|
167.72
|
198.40
|
181.78
|
18.9
|
10
|
90 kg N2 + 100 Kg K2 O/ha
|
198.08
|
186.55
|
211.76
|
198.79
|
30.1
|
11
|
90 kg N2 + 120 Kg K2 O/ha
|
231.29
|
205.86
|
216.95
|
218.03
|
42.6
|
12
|
90 kg N2 + 140 Kg K2 O/ha
|
196.30
|
165.40
|
208.55
|
190.08
|
24.3
|
13
|
120 kg N2 + 80 Kg K2 O/ha
|
187.35
|
158.69
|
192.44
|
179.49
|
17.4
|
14
|
120 kg N2 + 100 Kg K2 O/ha
|
195.26
|
162.97
|
194.37
|
184.20
|
20.5
|
15
|
120 kg N2 + 120 Kg K2 O/ha
|
201.36
|
168.68
|
204.58
|
191.54
|
25.3
|
16
|
120 kg N2 + 140 Kg K2 O/ha
|
193.49
|
166.61
|
203.59
|
187.86
|
22.9
|
|
S.Em+
|
2.81
|
1.28
|
5.38
|
|
|
|
C.D. at 5%
|
8.18
|
3.69
|
15.52
|
|
|
Highest mean yield of Onion (218.03 q/ha) was obtained at combination of 90 kg N2 + 120 Kg K2O/ ha.
4. Response of fennel crop to irrigation and applied phosphorus
S.No.
|
Treatments
|
Yield q/ha
|
2002-03
|
2003-04
|
2004-05
|
Mean
|
A.
|
Irrigation levles
|
(i)
|
One Irrigation
|
13.95
|
09.26
|
10.00
|
11.07
|
(ii)
|
Two Irrigation
|
21.07
|
12.47
|
15.30
|
16.28
|
(iii)
|
Three Irrigation
|
27.30
|
19.60
|
20.0
|
22.30
|
(iv)
|
Four Irrigation
|
24.22
|
18.40
|
18.94
|
20.52
|
|
S.Em+
|
0.20
|
0.18
|
0.04
|
|
|
CD at 5%
|
0.62
|
0.52
|
0.11
|
|
B
|
Pohsphorus levels
|
(i)
|
30 Kg/ha
|
16.21
|
13.92
|
15.26
|
15.13
|
(ii)
|
40 Kg/ha
|
16.44
|
15.22
|
16.32
|
15.99
|
(iii)
|
50 Kg/ha
|
17.52
|
15.50
|
16.49
|
16.50
|
(iv)
|
60 Kg/ha
|
16.38
|
15.07
|
16.06
|
15.83
|
|
S.Em+
|
NS
|
NS
|
NS
|
|
|
CD at 5%
|
|
|
|
|
C
|
Interaction
|
NS
|
NS
|
NS
|
|
It was found that fennel crop gave maximum yield (22.30 q/ha) at three irrigation (50,100,150 DAS) and 50 Kg P2O5/ha as basal dose.
2005-06
1. Weed management in Pearlmillet with special reference to SANTHI
S.No.
|
Treatments
|
Dose (g/ha)
|
Grain yield (kg/ha)
|
Mean
|
2004
|
2005
|
1.
|
Weedy
|
-
|
1807
|
1623
|
1715
|
2.
|
Hand Weeding at 25 DAS
|
-
|
2283
|
1767
|
2025
|
3.
|
Atrazine fb HW at 25 DAS
|
500
|
2328
|
1824
|
2076
|
4.
|
Oxyfluorfen fb HW at 25 DAS
|
200
|
2408
|
2168
|
2288
|
5.
|
Alchlor fb HW at 25 DAS
|
1000
|
2235
|
1854
|
2095
|
6.
|
Metolachlor fb HW at 25 DAS
|
1000
|
2346
|
2008
|
2177
|
|
LSD (P= 0.05)
|
|
113
|
107
|
|
Oxyfluorfen at 0.2 Kg/ha followed by one hand weeding at 25 DAS effectively controlled the Trianthema (SANTHI) population producing maximum seed yield (2288 Kg/ha) followed by Metolachlor fb HW at 25 DAS (2177 Kg/ha).
2. Seed Priming, row spacing and foliar nutrition studies in chickpea under rainfed conditions
Treatments
|
Grain yield (kg/ha)
|
% Increase
|
2003-04
|
2004-05
|
2005-06
|
Average
|
Seed Priming
|
|
|
|
|
|
(i) No Seed soaking
|
917
|
1062
|
1814
|
1264
|
-
|
(ii) Soaking of seed in water for 8 hours
|
962
|
1092
|
2080
|
1378
|
9.01
|
CD at 5%
|
31
|
NS
|
67
|
-
|
|
Row Spacing (cm.)
|
|
|
|
|
|
(i) 30
|
956
|
1099
|
1963
|
1339
|
2.76
|
(ii) 45
|
924
|
1053
|
1931
|
1303
|
-
|
CD at 5%
|
31
|
44.00
|
NS
|
-
|
|
Foliar Nutrition
|
|
|
|
|
|
(i) Water Spray
|
901
|
1036
|
1800
|
1246
|
|
(ii) Urea Spray 2%
|
948
|
1081
|
1904
|
1312
|
5.29
|
(iii) DAP Spray 2%
|
970
|
1115
|
2134
|
1406
|
12.84, 7.16
|
CD at 5%
|
38
|
56
|
116
|
-
|
|
All Interactions
|
|
NS
|
NS
|
|
|
Soaking the seed for 8 hrs, then sowing the seed at close spacing of 30cm followed by 2% DAP spray at 45 DAS found the best combination under tank bed unirrigated conditions for gram crop.
2006-07
1. Production of Onion (seed) bulb for kharif onion
Date of sowing
|
Storage techniques
|
Open storage
|
storage in gunny bags
|
storage at gunny racks
|
Mean
|
15 Nov.
|
60.00
|
63.33
|
64.66
|
62.66
|
15 Dec.
|
98.33
|
106.00
|
108.33
|
104.22
|
15 Jan.
|
102.33
|
105.66
|
106.00
|
104.66
|
15 Feb.
|
67.33
|
67.00
|
68.66
|
67.66
|
Mean
|
81.99
|
85.49
|
86.91
|
|
|
Sowing Time
|
Storage techniques
|
Interaction
|
SEM +
|
2.78
|
NS
|
NS
|
C.D. at 5%
|
8.30
|
|
|
The time of sowing in nursery to produce seed bulb for kharif onion significantly affected the onion yield in all the three consecutive years. The highest mean yield 104.66 q/ha was obtained at sowing of 15 jan., which were significantly higher than that of 15 Nov. & 15 Feb., however sowing at 15 Dec. proved at par with that at 15 Jan. Storage technique of seed bulb shows insignificant results.
2. Multi-site evaluation of Transgenic Mustard Hybrid (DMH-11) based on barnase/ barstar system conducted at ARSS, Kumher.
S.No.
|
Treatment
|
Seed yield (Kg/ha)
|
Days to maturity
|
Plant height (cm)
|
Oil content (%)
|
Protein content (%)
|
05-06
|
06-07
|
Mean
|
05-06
|
06-07
|
Mean
|
05-06
|
06-07
|
Mean
|
05-06
|
06-07
|
Mean
|
05-06
|
06-07
|
Mean
|
1.
|
T1-Varuna
|
1441
|
565.0
|
1003
|
125
|
120
|
123
|
185
|
155
|
170
|
40.26
|
38.08
|
39.17
|
18.55
|
20.74
|
19.65
|
2.
|
T2- DMH-1
|
1710
|
1098.3
|
1404
|
127
|
118
|
123
|
205
|
175
|
190
|
41.54
|
38.72
|
40.13
|
20.24
|
21.48
|
20.86
|
3.
|
T3- Kranti
|
1851
|
940.0
|
1396
|
128
|
120
|
124
|
203
|
178
|
191
|
42.58
|
38.89
|
40.74
|
19.63
|
21.38
|
20.51
|
4.
|
T4- DMH-11
|
1817
|
922.6
|
1370
|
131
|
118
|
125
|
220
|
180
|
200
|
39.26
|
38.89
|
39.08
|
20.08
|
21.53
|
20.81
|
5.
|
T5- Maya
|
1879
|
1002.6
|
1441
|
127
|
119
|
123
|
201
|
173
|
187
|
39.90
|
36.73
|
38.32
|
19.01
|
21.65
|
20.33
|
|
C.D. at 5%
|
106
|
118.5
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
C.V. %
|
|
6.94
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
On the basis of two years data it is revealed that Maya gave maximum seed yield (1441 Kg/ha) followed by DMH-1(1404 Kg/ha), Kranti (1396 Kg) and DMH-11(1370 Kg) but it was at par of these four varieties.
3. Management of leaf curl in tomato
Nursery treatment
|
Field Treatment
|
|
Control
|
Phorate 10G
|
Methyl demeton (25 EC)
|
Overall mean
|
|
2004
|
2005
|
2006
|
Mean
|
2004
|
2005
|
2006
|
Mean
|
2004
|
2005
|
2006
|
Mean
|
Control
|
166.67
|
150.33
|
156.50
|
158.16
|
181.00
|
160.33
|
168.66
|
169.99
|
179.00
|
158.33
|
166.66
|
167.99
|
165.38
|
Agronet
|
181.00
|
160.67
|
173.33
|
171.66
|
216.00
|
180.00
|
190.00
|
195.33
|
210.00
|
176.67
|
189.33
|
192.00
|
186.33
|
Phorate followed by methyl demeton
|
192.67
|
165.33
|
175.67
|
177.89
|
219.00
|
194.67
|
205.33
|
206.33
|
218.00
|
192.00
|
201.00
|
203.66
|
195.96
|
Mean
|
180.11
|
158.77
|
168.50
|
|
205.33
|
178.33
|
187.99
|
|
202.33
|
175.66
|
185.66
|
|
|
|
Nursery treatment
|
Field Treatment
|
Interaction
|
2004
|
2005
|
2006
|
2004
|
2005
|
2006
|
2004
|
2005
|
2006
|
SEM +
|
2.95
|
3.18
|
2.63
|
1.89
|
2.41
|
1.94
|
3.29
|
NS
|
NS
|
C.D. at 5%
|
8.17
|
9.61
|
7.85
|
5.33
|
7.25
|
5.80
|
7.16
|
|
|
Maximum mean production of tomato was obtained at nursery treated with phorate 10G @ 5g/sqm followed by methyl demeton 25 EC(195.96 q/ha) followed by nursery bed covered with agronet (186.33 q/ha) which were significantly higher than control without treatment at nursery level in all the three years. If we observed at field treatments, the higher yield of tomatoes was obtained at phorate 10G @ 15 Kg/ha applied at 10 and 40 DAT (205.33, 178.33 and 187.99 Q/ha in 2004, 2005 and 2006, respectively, followed by spray of methyl demeton 25 EC @ 1.0 lit/ha at 10,25, 40 and 55 DAT ( 202.33, 175.66 and 185.66 q/ha in the 3 years which were significantly higher than control.
The significantly higher yield was obtained at phorate 10G followed by methyl demeton 25 EC at nursery level and phorate 10 G at standing crop (206.33 Q/ha) followed by phorate 10G followed by methyl demeton 25 EC at nursery level and methyl demeton 25 EC at field level (203.66 Q/ha) followed by nursery covered with agronet and phorate 10G applied in standing crop (195.33 Q/ha). The lowest mean yield (158316 Q/ha) was obtained at control without treatment.
4. Response of methi crop to cutting and nitrogen.
S.No
|
Treatment combination
|
Grain yield of Methi
(q/ha)
|
B:C
ratio
|
Net
Return
/ha
|
2004-05
|
2005-06
|
2006-07
|
Mean
|
T0
|
No cutting
|
20.46
|
21.10
|
21.03
|
20.86
|
1:4.63
|
49080
|
T1
|
One cutting at 30 DAS
|
19.62
|
20.13
|
20.93
|
20.22
|
1:4.56
|
48160
|
T2
|
One cutting at 30 DAS + 10 Kg N2/ha at cutting
|
20.07
|
20.80
|
21.00
|
20.62
|
1:4.63
|
49310
|
T3
|
One cutting at 45 DAS
|
20.21
|
21.33
|
20.90
|
20.81
|
1:4.84
|
51930
|
T4
|
One cutting at 45 DAS + 10 Kg N2/ha at cutting
|
21.06
|
23.50
|
22.23
|
22.26
|
1:5.14
|
56250
|
T5
|
One cutting at 60 DAS
|
18.74
|
19.13
|
19.43
|
19.10
|
1:4.46
|
46800
|
T6
|
One cutting at 60 DAS + 10 Kg N2/ha at cutting
|
19.54
|
20.13
|
20.50
|
20.05
|
1:4.66
|
49600
|
T7
|
I cutting at 30 DAS + II cutting at 60 DAS + 10 Kg N2/ha at I cutting
|
16.99
|
18.26
|
18.06
|
17.77
|
1:4.26
|
44260
|
T8
|
I cutting at 30 DAS + II cutting at 60 DAS + 10 Kg N2/ha at each cutting
|
17.37
|
19.06
|
18.33
|
18.25
|
1:4.35
|
45650
|
T9
|
I cutting at 45 DAS + II cutting at 75 DAS + 10 Kg N2/ha at I cutting
|
13.36
|
16.23
|
14.50
|
14.69
|
1:3.58
|
35021
|
T10
|
I cutting at 45 DAS + II cutting at 75 DAS + 10 Kg N2/ha at each cutting
|
14.17
|
14.43
|
15.53
|
14.71
|
1:3.57
|
35030
|
|
S.Em +
C.D at 5%
C.V.
|
0.73
2.14
4.96
|
0.93
2.75
8.28
|
1.25
3.69
11.23
|
|
|
|
Highest mean yield of methi grain (22.26 q/ha) was obtained at one cutting at 45 DAS and 10 Kg nitrogen as top dressing at the time of cutting. This yield is significantly higher than the treatment combination with two cutting, however non significant to no cutting and one cutting at 30 DAS in all the three consecutive years i.e. 2004-05, 2005-06 and 2006-07. The mean minimum yield was obtained at two cutting at 45 DAS and 75 DAS (14.69/ha). In irrigated heavy textured tank bed micro farming situation of zone III b, the fenugreek crop shows luxurious vegetative growth causes lodging the crop resulting in reduction in yield. However pruning imparts harmful effect to the overall growth of plant but in these conditions, one pruning at 45 DAS checks the overgrowth of the crop and top dressing of nitrogen @10 Kg /ha at the time of pruning help in recouping the vegetative growth , hence gave maximum production at this treatment. On the other hand two pruning proved hazardous to growth of plant, consequently drastic reduction in yield occurred.
2008-09
1. Assessment of various nursery raising techniques in tomato.
S.No.
|
Treatment
|
Fruit yield (q/ha.)
|
Mean
|
Total income
|
Cost of cultivation
|
Net return
|
B:C ratio
|
2005-06
|
2006-07
|
2008-09
|
1.
|
Nursery raising by broadcasting
|
238
|
272
|
260
|
256.67
|
179669
|
57000
|
122669
|
1:2.15
|
2.
|
Nursery raising by thick line sowing
|
279
|
280
|
250
|
248.00
|
173600
|
57000
|
116600
|
1:2.05
|
3.
|
Nursery raising by thin line sowing
|
253
|
241
|
262
|
273.67
|
191569
|
57000
|
134569
|
1:2.36
|
-
|
Nursery raising by 50 g plastic cup
|
250
|
206
|
230
|
228.67
|
160069
|
70000
|
90069
|
1:1.29
|
5.
|
Nursery raising by 100 g plastic cup
|
301
|
300
|
276
|
292.33
|
204631
|
70000
|
134631
|
1:1.92
|
6.
|
Nursery raising by 250 g polythene bags
|
338
|
353
|
330
|
340.33
|
238231
|
70000
|
168231
|
1:2.40
|
|
SEm +
|
5.1
|
6.1
|
12.63
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
CD at 5%
|
15.79
|
19.15
|
39.79
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
C.V.
|
6.15
|
7.04
|
8.16
|
|
|
|
|
|
Tomato seedlings raised in polythene bags of 250 g capacity produced significantly high mean fruit yield (340.33q /ha), over all the other treatments giving highest net return Rs. 168231.00 per ha.( B:C ratio 1: 2.40). It is about 32.5% more fruit yield over raised seed bed (256.67 q/ha). Nursery raised in lines and 100g cups also proved better over broadcasting method. In traditional method of nursery raising seedlings are grown densely, where proper nutrition, sunlight and space is not available to plant growth, hence weak, non-uniform and unhealthy seedlings takes place, whereas 250g polythene bags seedlings get proper sunlight, nutrition and space for proper growth of the seedlings. Consequently, healthy plants comes out and there is no transplanting shock occur during transplanting, if seedlings are grown individually in polythene bags, which is unavoidable in the seedlings grown in seedbed. It also reflects in fruit yield of tomato, which is more in those plants grown in polythene bags.
2009-10
1. Response of fennel crop to sowing time and method of sowing.
S.
No.
|
Treatment combination
|
Fennel yield (q/ha)
|
Gross income
|
Cost of cultivation
|
Net return
|
C:B ratio
|
2007-08
|
2008-09
|
2009-10
|
Mean
|
1.
|
15 Aug 45x30 cm
|
22.40
|
24.23
|
18.70
|
21.78
|
87120
|
23673
|
63447
|
1:3.68
|
2.
|
15 Aug 45x45 cm
|
20.70
|
20.00
|
17.43
|
19.38
|
77520
|
22833
|
54687
|
1:3.40
|
3.
|
15 Aug Broad
|
16.33
|
15.03
|
13.40
|
14.92
|
59680
|
21272
|
38408
|
1:2.81
|
4.
|
30 Aug 45x30 cm
|
21.27
|
24.33
|
18.27
|
21.29
|
85160
|
23501
|
61659
|
1:3.62
|
5.
|
30 Aug 45x45 cm
|
17.97
|
20.97
|
17.13
|
18.69
|
74760
|
22591
|
52169
|
1:3.31
|
6.
|
30 Aug Broad
|
15.97
|
15.07
|
13.17
|
14.74
|
58960
|
21209
|
37751
|
1:2.78
|
7.
|
15 Sept 45x30 cm
|
18.33
|
22.20
|
17.23
|
19.25
|
77000
|
22787
|
54213
|
1:3.38
|
8.
|
15 Sept 45x45 cm
|
17.57
|
19.97
|
16.00
|
17.85
|
71400
|
22297
|
49103
|
1:3.20
|
9.
|
15 Sept Broad
|
14.40
|
14.00
|
12.30
|
13.57
|
54280
|
20800
|
33480
|
1:2.61
|
10.
|
30 Sept 45x30 cm
|
16.47
|
19.90
|
17.43
|
17.93
|
71720
|
22325
|
49395
|
1:3.21
|
11.
|
30 Sept 45x45 cm
|
15.33
|
18.37
|
13.37
|
15.69
|
62760
|
21541
|
41219
|
1:2.91
|
12.
|
30 Sept Broad
|
10.07
|
12.03
|
11.27
|
11.12
|
44480
|
19942
|
24538
|
1:2.23
|
|
S.Em +
|
0.68
|
1.33
|
0.59
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
C.D at 5%
|
NS
|
NS
|
NS
|
|
|
|
|
|
15 August sowing and 45 x 30 cm plant spacing of fennel produced high mean fruit yield (21.78 q/ha.) with highest net return Rs. 63447 and C:B ratio 1:3.68 closely followed by 30 August sowing and 45 x 30 cm spacing (21.29 q/ha.) with net return Rs. 61659 and C:B ratio 1:3.62. Hence sowing of fennel in the month of August at spacing of 45 x 30 cm by seed-drill at conserve moisture was better than at spacing of 45 x 45 cm and broadcasting method of sowing.
2. Response of cabbage to method of sowing and irrigation.
S.No.
|
Treatment combination
|
Cabbage head yield (q/ha)
|
Gross income
|
Cost
of cultivation
|
Net
return
|
C:B ratio
|
2007-08
|
2008-09
|
2009-10
|
Mean
|
1.
|
One irrigation x Nursery raising
|
50.0
|
59.0
|
104.67
|
71.56
|
28624
|
17550
|
11074
|
1:1.63
|
2.
|
One irrigation x Direct sowing
|
55.0
|
62.0
|
101.67
|
72.89
|
29156
|
12550
|
16606
|
1:2.32
|
3.
|
Two irrigation x Nursery raising
|
75.0
|
85.0
|
110.67
|
90.22
|
36088
|
19250
|
16838
|
1:1.87
|
4.
|
Two irrigation x Direct sowing
|
90.0
|
89.0
|
125.33
|
101.44
|
40576
|
14250
|
26326
|
1:2.85
|
5.
|
Three irrigation x Nursery raising
|
150.0
|
190.0
|
206.00
|
181.56
|
72624
|
20950
|
51674
|
1:3.47
|
6.
|
Three irrigation x Direct sowing
|
225.0
|
232.0
|
233.00
|
230.00
|
92000
|
15950
|
76050
|
1:5.77
|
7.
|
Four irrigation x Nursery raising
|
200.0
|
250.0
|
221.33
|
223.78
|
89512
|
22650
|
66862
|
1:3.95
|
8.
|
Four irrigation x Direct sowing
|
230.0
|
265.0
|
243.00
|
246.00
|
98400
|
17650
|
80750
|
1:5.58
|
9.
|
Five irrigation x Nursery raising
|
250.0
|
305.0
|
285.67
|
280.22
|
112088
|
24350
|
87738
|
1:4.60
|
10.
|
Five irrigation x Direct sowing
|
240.0
|
260.0
|
256.00
|
252.00
|
100800
|
19350
|
81450
|
1:5.21
|
|
S.Em +
|
5.71
|
8.70
|
7.74
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
C.D at 5%
|
16.85
|
25.66
|
22.84
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
C.V.%
|
9.50
|
8.38
|
7.14
|
|
|
|
|
|
The highest mean yield of cabbage (280.22 q/ha) with net return Rs. 87738/- and C:B ratio 1:4.60 was obtained at nursery raising and five irrigations, but if water availability is low, i.e. only three or four irrigations are available direct sowing by seed drill is beneficial. Three irrigation with direct sowing revealed highest C:B ratio (1:5.77) in comparision to five irrigation and nursery raised crop (1:4.60).
3. Studies of pruning system in Ber.
S.No.
|
Treatment combination
|
Yield (Kg/plant)
|
2007-08
|
2008-09
|
2009-10
|
Mean
|
1.
|
Gola x April pruning x CR
|
136.66
|
73.67
|
104.67
|
105.00
|
2.
|
Gola x April pruning x HR
|
150.00
|
100.00
|
128.67
|
126.22
|
3.
|
Gola x May pruning x CR
|
136.33
|
105.67
|
121.33
|
121.11
|
4.
|
Gola x May pruning x HR
|
170.33
|
116.00
|
150.33
|
145.55
|
5.
|
Seo x April pruning x CR
|
110.00
|
56.00
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80.33
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82.11
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6.
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Seo x April pruning x HR
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119.66
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66.00
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94.33
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93.33
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7.
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Seo x May pruning x CR
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119.66
|
66.67
|
95.33
|
93.89
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8.
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Seo x May pruning x HR
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136.33
|
84.00
|
105.33
|
108.55
|
9.
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Umran x April pruning x CR
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99.33
|
47.00
|
75.33
|
73.89
|
10.
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Umran x April pruning x HR
|
105.00
|
60.00
|
84.67
|
83.22
|
11.
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Umran x May pruning x CR
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110.00
|
66.67
|
89.67
|
88.78
|
12.
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Umran x May pruning x HR
|
120.00
|
72.67
|
103.33
|
98.67
|
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S.Em + for S x V x T
|
3.52
|
8.58
|
8.10
|
|
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C.D. at 5 %
|
NS
|
NS
|
NS
|
|
Where,
CR = Complete removal
HR = Half removal
The maximum mean yield per plant was recorded in Gola variety, first fortnight of May pruning and half removal of secondary branches (145.55 Kg/ plant) Hence pruning of ber at dormancy stage (May pruning) and minimum removal of branches (half removal of secondary branches) gave maximum yield.
Research Recommendations included in PoP under RKVY during 2008-2012
Crop wise varietal ranking according to agro-ecological situation in zone III b
Crop
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AES
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Ranking of the varieties as per productivity
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1. Wheat
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IV
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Raj 3765, PBW 343, Raj 3077, Lok 1, Raj 4037, Raj 1482
|
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V
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Raj 3077, PBW 343, Raj 3765, Raj 4037, PBW 502,Raj 1482, Lok 1
|
|
VI
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Raj 3765, Raj 3077, PBW 343,PBW 502, Lok 1, Raj 4037, Raj 1482
|
|
VIII
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Raj 3765, Raj 3077, Lok 1, PBW 502, PBW 343,Raj 4037, Raj 1482
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2. Barley
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IV
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RD 2592, RD 2035, RD 2503, RD 2552, RD 2052
|
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V
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RD 2035, RD 2592, RD 2503, RD 2552, RD 2052
|
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VI
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RD 2592, RD 2035, RD 2503, RD 2052, RD 2552
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VIII
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RD 2592, RD 2552, RD 2035, RD 2503,
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3. Mustard
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I
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Arawali, Laxmi, Bio 902, Rohini
|
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II
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Arawali, Laxmi, Bio 902, Rohini
|
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IV
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Rohini, Laxmi, Arawali, Bio 902
|
|
V
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Laxmi, Rohini, Bio 902, Arawali
|
|
VIII
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Rohini, Bio 902, Laxmi, Arawali,
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4. Gram
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V
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RSG 973, RSG 945, RSG 963, RSG 896
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5. Bajra
|
I
|
JKBH 26, ICMH 356
|
|
III
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JKBH 26, ICMH 356
|
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IV
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JKBH 26, ICMH 356
|
|
V
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JKBH 26, ICMH 356
|
6.Guar
|
III
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RGC 1003, RGC 986, RGC 1031, RGC 1017
|
|
IV
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RGC 1003, RGC 1031, RGC 986, RGC 1017
|
|
V
|
RGC 1031, RGC 986, RGC 1003, RGC 1017
|
7. Til
|
III
|
RT 127, RT 125, RT 46
|
|
IV
|
RT 127, RT 125, RT 46
|
|
V
|
RT 127, RT 125, RT 46
|
8. Use of 35 Kg Potash per hectare in wheat crop as basal dose increased grain yield significantly. It also increases tolerance against drought and diseases. It improves grain quality of wheat.
9. Use of 40 Kg Potash per hectare in mustard crop as basal dose increased seed yield & oil percentage significantly.
10. Two foliar spray of thio urea @ 0.05 % at tillering & flowering stage increased 20% grain yield in wheat. It also mitigate the effect of terminal heat stress.
11. Foliar spray of thio urea @ 0.1 % at flowering stage increased 12% seed yield in mustard.
12. 25 Kg Zinc sulphate per hectare as basal dose in wheat and barley crop increased grain yield in zinc deficient soils. Foliar spray of Zinc @ 0.2 % also found beneficial in increasing the yield in these crops.
13. 10 tonnes FYM, 90 Kg N, 35 Kg P2O5 and 35 Kg K2O per hectare with 600 g each PSB & azotobactor culture was best combination to get maximum grain yield in wheat in zone III b.
14. 10 tonnes FYM, 60 Kg N, 20 Kg P2O5 per hectare with 600 g each PSB & azotobactor culture was best combination to get maximum grain yield in barley.
15. Departmental recommendation of fertilizers for bajra, guar & til was found appropriate for all the AES in zone IIIb.
2012-13
(i) Application of 25 Kg S+ 6 Kg FeO+ 10 Kg ZnO as basal dose was recommended in fenugreek to get maximum seed yield (18.30 q/ha) with highest net return Rs. 24551 and C:B ratio 1:1.50 in deficient soils of tank bed irrigated heavy textured soil conditions .
(ii) Application of 20 Kg S + 4 Kg FeO+ 8 Kg ZnO was recommended in coriander to get maximum seed yield (14.99 q/ha) with highest net return Rs. 41924 and C:B ratio 1:1.87 in deficient soils of tank bed irrigated heavy textured soil conditions .
(iii) Application of 10 Kg FYM + 100 g Zn SO4 per plant promoted maximum mean vegetative growth of ber plant, i.e. plant height (34.11 cm), stem girth (1.38 cm), number of branches per plant (10.00), number of leaves per plant (101.78) and canopy area per plant (42.33 cm) in deficient soils of tank bed irrigated heavy textured soil conditions .
(iv) Mustard variety NRCHB 101 proved highest yielder (2788 Kg/ha) during 2012-13 in tank bed situation.
2013-14
(i) Foliar spray of Metsulfuron Methyl @ 4g a.i/ha. after 30 DAS in barley crop was found equally effective as hand weeding to control weeds.
(ii) Foliar spray of Metsulfuron Methyl @ 4g a.i/ha. after 30 DAS in wheat crop was found equally effective as hand weeding to control weeds.
(iii) Mustard variety CS 56 proved most suitable under saline conditions of zone IIIB.
2014-15
The maximum mean grain yield of wheat was received in
(i)Treatment with seed priming + foliar spray with 100 ppm ascorbic acid and Thiourea 500 ppm proved equally effective to mitigate heat stress in wheat & barley crop in tank bed irrigated heavy textured soil conditions .
(ii) Post emergence spray of Atrazine @500 g a.i. is found suitable weedicide to control weeds in bajra crop.
(iii) Post emergence spray of Imazethapyr 35% + Imazimox 35% WG @ 70 g/ha. checked weed growth in guar crop and did not impart harmful effects on crop growth, hence gave significantly higher grain yield.
(iv) Post emergence spray of Imazethapyr 35% + Imazimox 35% WG @ 70 g/ha. checked weed growth in moong crop and did not impart harmful effects on crop growth, hence gave significantly higher grain yield.
(v)Mustard varieties RRN 573 & Giriraj (DRMRIJ 31) included in PoP.
2015-16
(i) Four line lentil & one line fennel as intercropping technology found most profitable in rainfed area of tank bed heavy textured soil condition of zone IIIb.
(ii) Four line lentil & one line coriander as intercropping technology found most profitable in rainfed area of tank bed heavy textured soil condition of zone IIIb.
(iii) Mustard varieties NPJ 112 and Pusa Mustard 26 included in PoP.
(iv) In iron deficient soil add 15 Kg FeSO4 as basal dose for barley crop.
(v) Wheat variety Raj 4120 confirmed and included in Pop.
2016-17
Two sparys(at vegetative and flowering stage) of 0.5% Thiourea is suitable to mitigate heat stress in gram and barley crops.
2017-18
Til variety RT-346 and RT-351 included in PoP
Fipronil granules @ 75 gm. a.i./ ha (25 kg/ ha) included in PoP against termite control in Guar
Imidachloropid 17.8 SL 30 g a.i. (0.33gm/lit of water) against sucking pest in clusterbean included in PoP.
2018-19
- Disc ploughing & application of Paraquat @ 1.25 Kg a.i./ ha during summer month (May) for continuously three years effectively control Jawasa weed in fellow land.
- Maximum mean grain yield in barley (41.32 q./ha) was obtained with treatment Foliar spray of 500 ppm Thiourea at tillering stage + ear emergence stage closely followed by treatment Foliar spray of 100 ppm Ascorbic acid at tillering stage + ear emergence stage. The lowest yield was received at absolute control (34.94 qtl/ha.
- Maximum mean grain yield in gram (11.56 q./ha) was obtained with treatment Foliar spray of 500 ppm TU at flowering stage + grain formation stage followed by Foliar & ear emergence spray of 100 ppm AA and TGA i.e. 10.82 q/ha.
- Maximum mean grain yield in Potato ( 152.29 q./ha) was obtained with Spraying of Metribuzine 70%@ 0.5kg/ ha. at pre emergence stage closely followed by hand weeding (148.85 qt./ ha.) which were significantly higher than all the other treatments.
5. Facilities available in the department/ unit
i) land – 51.10 ha
(ii) Cultivated Land – 47.45 ha
iii) Office building –
iv) Seed godown – 3
v) Threshing floor – 3
vi) Water reservoir pakka – 1
Kachcha – 1
vii) Seed grader – 2
viii) Tractor – 2
ix) Farm implements- Harrow, cultivator, seed drill, Tractor Traully, leveler , etc.
6. Number of books/Technical bulletins/ Practical manuals published by the Department/ Unit – 41
Technical report published every year for both kharif & rabi season – 2
Book Published by Dr. Udai Bhan Singh
1- m|kfudh Qlysa
2- vke dh oSKkfud [ksrh
9. Any other Relevant Information
a. Extension activities
i.) Master trainer of horticulture in monthly workshop of Department of Agriculture
ii.)Expert lectures are delivered in various farmers trainings
iii.)Radio talks through AIR, Mathura
iv.)Press release in main Newspapers
v.) Article/ research papers published in magazine-
LIST OF POPULAR ARTICLES BY DR. UDAI BHAN SINGH
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1. प्राचीन परम्परा है गृहवाटिका - फल-फूल
2. आंवला का मुरब्बा - औषधीय गुणों का खजाना - कृषि लोक
3. आलू की वैज्ञानिक खेती - कृषि लोक
4. गूटी में लिनोलिन पेस्ट की उपयोगिता - अपना पत्र वार्षिक विषेषांक
5. कैसे रहे नीरोग- बेलों पर लगे फल व सब्जियां - राजस्थान पत्रिका
6. पोष्टिकता से भरपूर फल एवं सब्जियों के छिलके - लोक जीवन
7. कम भाव मिलना सब्जी उत्पादन की मुख्य समस्या- लोक जीवन
8. तबाही भूकम्प से नहीं हमारे तथाकथित विकास से होती है - लोकजीवन
9. फल वृक्षों हेतु गडडे् तैयार करें - अपना पत्र
10. कुष्माण्ड कुल की सब्जियों के प्रमुख कीट व रोग तथा उनकी रोकथाम - लोकजीवन
11. फल वृक्षों हेतु गडडे् तैयार करें - अपना पत्र
12. नये बगीचे से आय प्राप्त करें - कृषि विकास
13. स्ंातरे का स्कवैष (पानक ) तैयार करें - कृषि विकास
14. जीरे की खेती - अपना पत्र
15. कैसे रखे निरोग - बेलों पर लगे फल एवं सब्जियां - राजस्थान पत्रिका
16. विभिन्न मसाला फसलों की उन्नत उद्यानिकी विधियां - उन्नत बागवानी
17. विभिन्न फलों की प्रमुख उद्यानिकी विधियां - उन्नत बागवानी
18. विभिन्न सब्जियों की प्रमुख उन्नत उद्यानिकी विधियां - उन्नत बागवानी
19. भरतपुर में षुष्क बागवानी की संभावनायें - के.वी.के., कुम्हेर फोल्डर
20. अच्छा रोजगार बन सकती है औषधीय खेती - फार्म फूड
21. कृषि अनुसंधान उपकेन्द्र, कुम्हेर (भरतपुर) - परिचय एवं गतिविधियां - फोल्डर
22. राष्ट्रीय कृषि विकास योजना - फसल उत्पादन की उन्नत तकनीकों का सूक्ष्म पारिस्थितिकियों में कृषक सहभागिता अनुसंधान - फोल्डर
23. सब्जी उत्पादन में उच्च तकनीक - कृषि विभाग फोल्डर
24. manuscripts of lesson plan given to officers of Department of Agriculture of Zone III-B every year as master trainer since August 2000.
POPULAR ARTICLES PUBLISHED BY DR. UDAI BHAN SINGH & DR. PHOOL SINGH
S.NO
|
Name of Authors
|
Title
|
Name of magazine
|
Month
|
01
|
डाॅं फूल सिंह एवं डाॅं उदयभान सिंह
|
आलू की उन्नत किस्में व बीज उपचार
|
मसिक चोखी खेती (SKRAU, Bikaner)
|
अगस्त, 2018 पेज नं 6
|
02
|
डाॅं फूल सिंह एवं डाॅं उदयभान सिंह
|
उन्नत मटर बोये
|
मसिक चोखी खेती (SKRAU, Bikaner)
|
सितम्बर, 2018 पेज नं 7
|
03
|
डाॅं उदयभान सिंह एवं डाॅं फूल सिंह
|
सब्जियाॅं की भण्डारण क्षमता बढाने हेतु तुडाई तकनीकी
|
मसिक चोखी खेती (SKRAU, Bikaner)
|
दिसम्बर, 2018
|
04
|
डाॅं फूल सिंह एवं डाॅं उदयभान सिंह
|
फव्वारा व बूंद-बूंद सिंचाई पद्धति से पानी की बचत मसिक
|
चोखी खेती (SKRAU, Bikaner)
|
मार्च, 2019
|
05
|
डाॅं उदयभान सिंह एवं डाॅं फूल सिंह
|
गुणकारी फल फालसा
|
मसिक चोखी खेती (SKRAU, Bikaner)
|
मई, 2019
पेज नं 4
|
LIST OF BOOK CHAPTER BY DR. UDAI BHAN SINGH
-
सब्जियों की फसलोत्तर भण्डारण क्षमता बढाने हेतु उन्नत तकनीक - स्मारिका उद्यान विभाग
-
सब्जियों की फसलोत्तर क्षमता बढाने हेतु तुडाई के समय अपनाई जाने वाली तकनीक - स्मारिका उद्यान विभाग
-
सब्जियों की गुणवत्ता के मापदण्ड एवं उनको प्रभावित करने वाले कारक - स्मारिका उद्यान विभाग
-
फलों की सघन खेती - स्मारिका उद्यान विभाग
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गेहूॅं की उन्नत बीज उत्पादन तकनीक - कृषि फसलों में बीज उत्पादन तकनीक (राष्ट्रीय सरसों अनुसंधान निदेषालय भरतपुर)
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चना एवं मसूर की उन्नत बीज उत्पादन तकनीक - कृषि फसलांे में बीज उत्पादन तकनीक (राष्ट्रीय सरसों अनुसंधान निदेषालय भरतपुर)
SEMINAR/WORKSHOP ATTENDED BY DR. UDAI BHAN SINGH
S.No.
|
Name of Seminar/Workshop
|
Name of Organising Institute
|
1.
|
National Seminar on awareness cum technology transfer in Bee keeping (7-9 Jan. 2006)
|
National Bee Board, New Delhi
|
2.
|
National Workshop of aquacluture in Waterlogged areas and small water bodies upto 10 Hectares (6-7 Dec, 2006)
|
1. Department of Fisheries.
Govt. of India
2. Lupin Human Welfare & Research Foundation, Bharatpur
3. Sponsored by Ministry of Agriculture Govt. of India
|
3.
|
Workshop of “Post Harvest Technology for Seeds Spice Crops & Production Technology of Commercial Medicinal & Aeromatic Crops”
(25-26 April, 2000)
|
Directorate of Extension Education, Agricultural University, Udaipur
|
4.
|
‘‘सब्जी फसलों की जैविक खेती’’ विषय पर राष्ट्रीय कृषि विकास योजनान्तर्गत 2 दिवसीय जिला स्तरीय सेमीनार (14-15 फरवरी 2011)
|
कार्यालय सहायक निदेषक उद्यान, भरतपुर
|
5.
|
राष्ट्रीय कृषि विकास योजनान्तर्गत ‘‘सघन उद्यान रोपण तकनीक’’ विषय पर 2 दिवसीय राज्य स्तरीय सेमीनार
(16-17 मार्च 2011)
|
1. जिला होर्टीकल्चर डवलपमेंट
सोसायटी, भरतपुर राज0
2. कार्यालय सहायक निदेषक उद्यान
भरतपुर
|
6.
|
राष्ट्रीय कृषि विकास योजनान्तर्गत ‘‘सब्जी फसलों का फसालोत्तर प्रबन्धन’’ विषय पर दो दिवसीय जिला स्तरीय समीनार।
(28-29 फरवरी 2012)
|
1. जिला होर्टीकल्चर डवलपमेंट
सोसायटी, भरतपुर राज0
2. कार्यालय सहायक निदेषक उद्यान
भरतपुर
|
7.
|
राष्ट्रीय कृषि विकास योजनान्तर्गत ‘‘बीजीय मसाला फसलों की उच्च उत्पादन तकनीक’’ विषय पर दो दिवसीय जिला स्तरीय सेमीनार
(24-25 जनवरी 2013)
|
1. जिला होर्टीकल्चर डवलपमेंट
सोसायटी, भरतपुर राज0
2. कार्यालय सहायक निदेषक उद्यान
भरतपुर
|
8.
|
तीन दिवसीय कृषि एवं पषुपालन सेमीनार (3-5 अक्टूबर 2011)
|
तकनीकी सेमीनार उप. समिति, श्री जसवंत प्रदर्षनी एवं पषु मेला, भरतपुर
|
9.
|
एक दिवसीय उद्यानिकी कार्यषाला
(28 सितम्बर 2011)
|
उप निदेषक कृषि (विस्तार), जिला परिषद, धौलपुर
|
10.
|
12 एक दिवसीय कार्यषाला (प्रति माह)
(सन सितम्बर, 2000 से लगातार)
|
संयुक्त निदेषक (तिलहन), कृषि संभाग, भरतपुर
|
SUMMER AND WINTER SCHOOL/REFRESHER COURSE ATTENDED BY DR. UDAI BHAN SINGH
S.No.
|
Title of the Course
|
Duration
|
Organising Institute
|
1
|
Advanced in vegetable production
|
21 days (9-01-2002 to 5-2-2002)
|
Academy of Agricultural Research and Education Management, CCS Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar
|
2
|
Advances in improvement of vegetable crops
|
21 days (28.03.2006 to 17-4-2006)
|
Centre of Advanced Studied in Horticulture(Vegetables),Dept, of Vegetable Crops, Dr. Y.S. Parmar University of Horticulture and Forestry, Nauny, Solan (HP)
|
3
|
Orientation Training Programme
|
15 days (30-07-1998 to 13-8-1998)
|
Acdemic Staff College, Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner
|
4
|
Integrated Vermiculture
|
3 days (25-4-1997 to 27-4-1997)
|
K.V.K. Jhalawar, RAU, Bikaner
|
5
|
Production Technology of Grapes Mango, Banana & Papaya
|
8 days (29-2-2000 to 7-3-2000)
|
Indian Institute of Horticulture Research, Hessaraghatta, Banalore
|
6
|
जल संघग्रहण विकास जिला प्रषिक्षक दलों का प्रषिक्षण (ट्रेनिंग आॅफ ट्रेनर्स)
|
11 दिन (17.6.2002 से 27.6.2002 तक)
|
इन्दिरा गांधी पंचायती राज एवं ग्रामीण विकास संस्थान, जवाहर लाल नेहरु मार्ग, जयपुर
|
7
|
Arid Horticulture
|
8 days (13-2-2001 to 20-2-2001)
|
Directorate of Extension Educaiton, RAU, Bikaner
|
8
|
Management of Post Harverst Diseases of Fruit
|
13 days (9-8-1999 to 21-8-1999)
|
Academic Staff College, RAU, Bikaner
|
b. Revenue generation
Activities at instructional Farm: Seed Production & income
Year
|
Crop
|
Area (ha)
|
Total Prod. (qt.)
|
Income (Rs.)
|
Expenditure Rs.)
|
2010-11
|
Guar BS
|
7.30
|
15.60
|
|
|
|
Dhencha
|
2.0
|
6.20
|
|
|
|
Mustard TFL
|
19.65
|
269.25
|
|
|
|
Lentil TFL
|
14.90
|
213.70
|
|
|
|
Barley BS
|
7.85
|
316.89
|
|
|
|
Wheat
|
0.75
|
21.62
|
|
|
|
Fenugreek BS
|
0.75
|
15.50
|
|
|
|
Fenugreek
|
0.15
|
1.01
|
|
|
|
Fennel BS
|
2.0
|
27.0
|
|
|
|
Coriander BS
|
1.0
|
7.70
|
|
|
|
Coriander
|
0.15
|
0.84
|
|
|
|
|
56.80
|
895.88
|
21,76,453
|
13,21,339
|
2011-12
|
Barley BS
|
5.35
|
198.50
|
|
|
|
Fennel BS
|
2.0
|
21.50
|
|
|
|
Fenugreek BS
|
1.55
|
13.25
|
|
|
|
Coriander BS
|
1.70
|
12.65
|
|
|
|
Mustard TFL
|
18.75
|
236.4
|
|
|
|
Lentil TFL
|
21.20
|
346.80
|
|
|
|
Barley TFL
|
0.75
|
35.50
|
|
|
|
General Production
|
|
66.01
|
|
|
|
Grand Total
|
|
930.61
|
30,36,204
|
9,17,505
|
2012-13
|
Mustard
|
13.25
|
97.67
|
|
|
|
Lentil TFL
|
21.60
|
298.50
|
|
|
|
Barley
|
8.65
|
396.00
|
|
|
|
Fennel TFL
|
1.0
|
16.61
|
|
|
|
Coriander TFL
|
1.20
|
8.25
|
|
|
|
Barseem
|
1.75
|
4.82
|
|
|
|
General Production
|
|
29.73
|
|
|
|
Grand Total
|
55.35
|
851.58
|
45,17,972
|
14,41,022
|
Seed production programme during 2013-14
Kharif 2013
|
S.No.
|
Crop
|
Variety
|
Type of seed
|
Area (ha.)
|
Prodn. (q.)
|
Remark
|
1
|
Bajra
|
RHB 173
|
F1 Hybrid
|
3.90
|
23.29
|
Sent to RSSC Bharatpur
|
|
|
Mix (male)
|
|
|
7.40
|
|
|
Kharif. Total
|
|
|
|
30.69
|
|
Rabi 13-14
|
S.No.
|
Crop
|
Variety
|
Type of seed
|
Area (ha.)
|
Prodn (q.)
|
|
1
|
Mustard
|
Rohini
|
TFL
|
9.05
|
101.60
|
|
2
|
|
Laxmi
|
TFL
|
3.80
|
31.45
|
|
3
|
|
Bio 902
|
TFL
|
3.40
|
33.73
|
|
4
|
|
NRCHB 506
|
F1 Hybrid
|
1.00
|
6.64
|
Sent to DRMR Bharatpur
|
5
|
|
NRCHB 101
|
TFL
|
0.50
|
3.77
|
|
6
|
|
NRCIJ 31
|
Breeder
|
0.15
|
1.60
|
Sent to DRMR Bharatpur
|
7
|
|
NRCYS 05-02
|
Breeder
|
0.05
|
0.31
|
8
|
|
MJA 5
|
Breeder
|
|
0.27
|
|
|
Mix &Exptl.
|
|
|
2.09
|
|
|
Mustard Total
|
|
|
17.95
|
181.46
|
|
8
|
Gram
|
GNG 1581
|
Certified
|
6.0
|
69.78
|
Sent to RSSC Bharatpur
|
9
|
|
RSG 991
|
Breeder
|
1.0
|
9.94
|
|
|
Gram Total
|
|
|
7.0
|
79.72
|
|
10
|
Lentil
|
K 75
|
TFL
|
15.70
|
268.97
|
|
|
|
Mix
|
|
|
10.90
|
|
|
|
Exptl.
|
|
|
2.25
|
|
|
Lentil total
|
|
|
1.0
|
282.12
|
|
11
|
Barley
|
RD 2592
|
Certified
|
7.85
|
305.50
|
Sent to RSSC Bharatpur
|
|
|
Mix
|
|
0.25
|
7.62
|
|
|
|
Exptl.
|
|
|
3.25
|
|
|
Barley Total
|
|
|
|
316.37
|
|
|
Wheat
|
PBW 550
|
Certified
|
1.0
|
38.70
|
|
|
|
General
|
|
1.0
|
37.21
|
|
|
|
Exptl.
|
|
|
3.80
|
|
|
Wheat total
|
|
|
2.0
|
79.71
|
|
12
|
Coriander
|
RCr 435
|
TFL
|
1.0
|
11.73
|
|
|
|
Exptl.
|
|
|
0.03
|
|
|
Coriander Total
|
|
|
|
11.76
|
|
13
|
Fenugreek
|
RMt 1
|
TFL
|
1.0
|
8.59
|
|
|
Rabi Total
|
|
|
52.75
|
959.73
|
|
|
Income
|
|
|
|
|
2165646
|
|
Last year balance
|
|
|
|
2361052
|
|
Expenditure
|
|
|
|
1386624
|
|
Deposited at Univ
|
|
|
|
2200000
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Seed production recorded at ARSS Kumher during 2014-15
S.No.
|
Crop
|
Variety
|
Type of seed
|
Area (ha.)
|
Production (q.)
|
|
Kharif 2014
|
|
|
|
1
|
Bajra
|
RHB 173
|
Hybrid
|
4.0
|
4.70
|
2
|
Bajra
|
Male
|
Mix
|
|
5.30
|
3
|
Guar
|
RGC 936
|
B/S
|
2.0
|
7.75
|
4
|
Dhaincha
|
Local
|
|
0.25
|
1.15
|
|
Rabi 2014-15
|
|
|
|
5
|
Mustard
|
Rohini
|
TFL
|
5.75
|
38.40
|
6
|
NRCHB 101
|
TFL
|
0.25
|
1.88
|
7
|
NRCIJ 31
|
Breeder
|
0.20
|
0.95
|
8
|
NRCDR 02
|
Breeder
|
0.20
|
0.28
|
9
|
RRN 573
|
Breeder
|
0.20
|
0.37
|
10
|
Gram
|
GNG 1581
|
RSSC
|
3.40
|
23.54
|
11
|
RSG 963
|
Breeder
|
4.30
|
24.10
|
12
|
RSG 896
|
Breeder
|
1.50
|
2.70
|
13
|
RSG 991
|
Breeder
|
2.00
|
10.40
|
14
|
Lentil
|
K 75
|
TFL
|
19.60
|
31.06
|
15
|
Barley
|
RD 2552
|
Breeder
|
1.00
|
40.68
|
16
|
RD 2552
|
RSSC
|
3.05
|
114.24
|
17
|
RD 2592
|
TFL
|
4.65
|
141.18
|
18
|
Mix
|
|
|
0.45
|
19
|
Exp produce
|
|
|
2.20
|
20
|
Wheat
|
Raj 4120
|
Breeder
|
2.0
|
69.48
|
21
|
Exp produce
|
|
0.50
|
6.37
|
|
G.Total
|
|
|
54.85
|
527.18
|
Expected income: 16 Lac only
|
Amount transferred into The Comptroller account From Jan. to June 2015: 10 lac
|
Seed production recorded at ARSS Kumher during 2015-16
S.No.
|
Crop
|
Variety
|
Type of seed
|
Area (ha.)
|
Production (q.)
|
|
Kharif 2015
|
|
|
|
1
|
Guar
|
RGC 1033
|
B/S
|
2.75
|
26.40
|
2
|
Guar
|
|
General
|
1.80
|
8.70
|
3
|
Dhaincha
|
Local
|
|
4.00
|
7.50
|
|
|
Kharif total
|
|
42.60
|
|
Rabi 2015-16
|
|
|
|
4
|
Mustard
|
Rohini
|
TFL
|
4.40
|
38.26
|
5
|
DRMRIJ 31
|
TFL
|
3.00
|
34.83
|
6
|
DRMR 150-35
|
TFL
|
0.80
|
6.51
|
|
Mustard total
|
|
79.60
|
7
|
Gram
|
RSG 974
|
B/S
|
17.50
|
97.48
|
8
|
RSG 895
|
B/S
|
2.50
|
16.50
|
|
Gram total
|
|
113.98
|
9
|
Lentil
|
K 75
|
TFL
|
5.65
|
0.82
|
10
|
Exptl mix
|
|
|
0.12
|
11
|
Barley
|
RD 2786
|
B/S
|
1.90
|
59.71
|
12
|
RD 2552
|
B/S
|
3.00
|
71.54
|
|
Barley total
|
|
131.25
|
13
|
Wheat
|
Raj 4037
|
B/S
|
4.70
|
117.37
|
14
|
Raj 4120
|
B/S
|
2.45
|
52.31
|
15
|
|
Mix
|
|
|
5.60
|
|
|
Wheat total
|
|
175.28
|
16
|
Coriander
|
RCr 728
|
B/S
|
0.50
|
0.80
|
17
|
Field pea
|
Exptl mix
|
|
|
0.16
|
|
G.Total
|
54.95
|
544.61
|
Seed production recorded at ARSS Kumher during 2016-17
S.No.
|
Crop
|
Variety
|
Type of seed
|
Area (ha.)
|
Prodn (q.)
|
|
Kharif 2016
|
|
|
|
1
|
Guar
|
RGC 1066
|
B/S
|
2.00
|
7.16
|
2
|
Guar
|
RGC 1033
|
TFL
|
4.00
|
18.20
|
|
Rabi 2016-17
|
|
|
|
3
|
Mustard
|
DRMRIJ 31
|
TFL
|
2.00
|
24.35
|
4
|
Gram
|
RSG 974
|
B/S
|
8.30
|
39.97
|
5
|
Lentil
|
IPL 316
|
B/S
|
2.00
|
1.56
|
6
|
Barley
|
RD 2786
|
B/S
|
5.75
|
133.80
|
7
|
Wheat
|
Raj 4238
|
B/S
|
3.75
|
90.38
|
8
|
Wheat
|
Raj 4120
|
TFL
|
3.65
|
71.04
|
|
|
|
Total
|
31.45
|
386.46
|
Seed production recorded at ARSS Kumher during 2017-18
S.No.
|
Crop
|
Variety
|
Type of seed
|
Area (ha.)
|
Prodn (q.)
|
|
Kharif 2017
|
|
|
|
1
|
Guar
|
RGC 1066
|
B/S
|
1.90
|
1.65
|
|
Rabi 2017-18
|
1.
|
Mustard
|
DRMRIJ 31
|
TFL
|
13.20
|
213.96
|
2
|
Mustard
|
RRN573
|
TFL
|
5.55
|
55.69
|
3
|
Gram
|
RSG974
|
B/S
|
11.20
|
31.50
|
4
|
Barley
|
RD 2035
|
B/S
|
4.0
|
136.14
|
5
|
Barley
|
RD2786
|
TFL
|
0.50
|
11.65
|
TOTAL
|
450.59 450.59
|
Seed production recorded at ARSS Kumher during 2018-19
S.No
|
Crop
|
Variety
|
Status of seed
|
Total Production (Q)
|
Area (ha)
|
Productivity (Q/Ha)
|
Remark
|
01.
|
Mustard
|
DRMR IJ-31
|
TFL
|
233
|
16.75
|
13.91
|
Rainfed
|
02.
|
Gram
|
RSG-974
|
B/S
|
116
|
14.05
|
8.25
|
Rainfed &
Salinity effect
|
03.
|
Lentil
|
Kota Massor-1
|
B/S
|
9.25
|
2.55
|
3.62
|
Rainfed &
Salinity effect
|
04.
|
Wheat
|
Raj-4238
|
B/S
|
256.30
|
6.45
|
39.73
|
Highly saline Water
|
05.
|
Barley
|
RD-2035
|
B/S
|
151.80
|
4.10
|
37.02
|
Highly saline Water
|
06.
|
Coriander
|
R.Cr. -728
|
B/S
|
4.5
|
0.5
|
9.00
|
Rainfed
|
07.
|
Fennel
|
RF-125
|
B/S
|
10.0
|
1.0
|
10.0
|
Rainfed
|
Total =
|
780.00
|
45.04
|
|
Income generation from RF at ARSS Kumher during 2009-10 to 2018-19
S.No.
|
Year
|
Gross Income
|
Expenditure
|
Net Income
|
1
|
2009-10
|
2307884
|
779350
|
1528534
|
2
|
2010-11
|
2176453
|
1321339
|
855114
|
3
|
2011-12
|
3036204
|
917505
|
2118699
|
4
|
2012-13
|
4517972
|
1441022
|
3076950
|
5
|
2013-14
|
2165646
|
1386624
|
779022
|
6
|
2014-15
|
3351543
|
1425751
|
1925792
|
7
|
2015-16
|
3650604
|
1753497
|
1897107
|
8
|
2016-17
|
3778848
|
2547281
|
1231567
|
9
|
2017-18
|
1870052
|
1408588
|
461464
|
10
|
2018-19
|
1939129
|
1186813
|
752316
|
