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College of Agriculture, Bharatpur

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, BHARATPUR

(SKN AGRICULTURE UNIVERSITY JOBNER (JAIPUR)

INTRODUCTION

College of Agriculture, Bharatpur was established on 24^th April, 2013 vide order no. F. 4(18) Agriculture-3/2013 Govt. of Rajasthan, under Swami Keshwanand Rajasthan Agricultural University (SKRAU) Bikaner. Presently COA Bharatpur is a constituent college of newly established Sri Karan Narendra Agriculture University (SKNAU) Jobner, established with the mandate to impart quality education for graduates in the discipline of Agriculture. COA, Bharatpur is situated in the agro-climatic Zone III-B of Rajasthan. This is an emerging organization imparting quality agricultural education in eastern gateway of Rajasthan (Bharatpur). The college is located at Bharatpur- Alwar State Highway (SH-14), nearby Bailara village. It is around 15 km. from district headquarter, Bharatpur and is 1.5 km from main road. Presently the infrastructure facilities of Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) and Agriculture Research Sub Station (ARSS) Kumher are being availed for smooth functioning of College. The construction work of new college building and hostels is near to its completion and the college is gradually acquiring requisite facilities essential for imparting quality agricultural education.

Dean Profile:

Dr. Udai Bhan Singh, Professor (Horticulture) and Dean College of Agriculture, 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: dean.coabharatpur@sknau.ac.in

Aims & Objectives of College

To provide scientific and technical knowledge and to develop entrepreneurship skills among students in agriculture.
To provide value based quality education and to make students aware of high-tech and modern agriculture.
To enhance the competitiveness among students and help the college to emerge as a center of excellence in agriculture.
To prepare students for future challenges especially in the agriculture sector.

Admission Procedure:

Admission to B.Sc. (Hons) Ag programme is done through JET examination conducted by one of the Agricultural Universities of Rajasthan advertised through notification.
The minimum eligibility for a candidate to appear in this test is that the candidate must have passed 12^th of the 10+2 (Academic) scheme of examination with Agriculture/ Biology/ Mathematics group of the Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan or an Examination declared equivalent to it with prescribed percentage of marks mentioned in the admission notification.

Admission on payment seats is given on the basis of the JET merit as supernumerary seat in the constitute college of the University.
Admission on merit seats is given on the basis of merit of 10+2 without appearing in JET examination as supernumerary seat in the constitute college of the university.
A candidate must have secured at least 50% marks in the aforesaid examinations (10+2). A relaxation of 5% marks would be allowed to candidate belonging to SC/ST/OBC (Non creamy layer)/SBC (Non creamy layer) category.
The maximum age limit is 25 years.
The candidate must be a bonafide resident of Rajasthan.

Intake Capacity of College:

The college has an intake capacity of 62 students (40 JET merit based + 20 JET merit based with payment seats+2 students through merit of 12th class).
During the current academic session (2019-20) the total number of enrolled students at the college is 239; among them 180 and 59 are male and female students, respectively.

Courses requirement for UG degree in Agriculture:

I Semester
S.N.	Course No.	Title of Subject	Credit Hours
1	HORT-111	Fundamentals of Horticulture	2(1+1)
2	BIOCHEM-111	Fundamentals of Plant Biochemistry & Biotechnology	3(2+1)
3	SSAC-111	Fundamentals of Soil Science	3(2+1)
4	HORT-112	Introduction to Forestry	2(1+1)
5	ENG-111	Comprehension & Communication Skills in English	2 (1+1)
6	AGRON-111	Fundamentals of Agronomy	4(3+1)
7	BIO-111/ MATHS-111	Introductory Biology/ Elementary Mathematics	2(1+1)/ 2(2+0)
8	AGHR-111	Agricultural Heritage*	2 (2+0)
9	EXCOM-111	Rural Sociology & Educational Psychology	2(2+0)
10	HVE-111	Human Values & Ethics (Non-Gradial)	1(1+0)
11	NSS/NCC/PEYP	NSS/NCC/Physical Education & Yoga Practices	2(0+2)

II Semester
S.N.	Course No.	Title of Subject	Credit Hours
1		Fundamentals of Genetics
2		Agricultural Microbiology (Course to be shared with Plant Pathology),
3		Introductory Soil and Water Conservation Engineering
4		Fundamentals of Crop Physiology
5		Fundamentals of Agricultural Economics
6		Fundamentals of Plant Pathology
7		Fundamentals of Entomology
8		Fundamentals of Agricultural Extension Education
9		Communication Skills and Personality Development
10		Introductory Agrometeology & Climate change
11		NSS/NCC/Physical Education & Yoga Practices

III Semester
S.N.	Subject Code	Title of Subject	Credit Hours
1	AGRON-211	Crop Production Technology-I (Kharif Crops)	3 (2+1)
2	GPB-211	Fundamentals of Plant Breeding	3(2+1)
3	AGECON-211	Agricultural Finance and Cooperation	3(2+1)
4	AGRINFO-211	Agricultural Informatics	2(1+1)
5	AGENGG-211	Farm Machinery and Power	2(1+1)
6	HORT-211	Production Technology for Vegetable and Spices	2(1+1)
7	ESDM-211	Environmental Studies and Disaster Management	3(3+0)
8	STAT-211	Statistical Methods	2(1+1)
9	ANISC-211	Livestock and Poultry Management	4(3+1)
10	NSS	NSS

IV Semester
S.N.	Subject Code	Title of Subject	Credit Hours
1	AGRON-221	Crop Production Technology-(Rabi Crops)	3(2+1)
2	HORT-221	Production Technology for Ornamental Crops, MAP and Landscaping	2(1+)
3	AGENGG-211	Renewable Energy and Green Technology	2(1+1)
4	SSAC-221	Problematic Soils and their Management	2(1+1)
5	HORT-222	Production Technology for Fruits and Plantation Crops	2(1+1)
6	GPB-221	Principles of Seed Technology	3(2+1)
7	AGRON-222	Farming System & Sustainable Agriculture	1(1+0)
8	AGECON-221	Agricultural Marketing, Trade & Prices	3(2+1)
9	ENTO-221	Insect Ecology and Principles of Integrated Pest Management	2(1+1)
10	ENTO-222	Bio-pesticides and Bio-fertilizers (Elective Course)	3(2+1)

V-Semester
Course No.	Subject Title	Credit Hours
PPATH-311	Epidemiology and Integrated Disease Management	2(1+1)
SSAC-311	Manures, Fertilizers and Soil Fertility Management	3(2+1)
ENTO-311	Pests of Crops and Stored Grains and their Management	4(3+1)
PPATH-312	Diseases of Field and Horticultural Crops and their Management-I	3(2+1)
GPB-312	Crop Improvement-I (Kharif Crops)	2(1+1)
EDBC-311	Entrepreneurship Development and Business Communication	2(1+1)
AGRON-311	Geoinformatics and Nano-technology and Precision Farming	2(1+1)
AGRON-312	Practical Crop Production-I (Kharif crops)	1(0+1)
GPB-312	Intellectual Property Rights	1(1+0)
HORT-311	Landscaping (Elective Course)	3(2+1)

VI Semester
Course No.	Subject Title	Credit Hours
AGRON-321	Rainfed Agriculture & Watershed Management	2(1+1)
AGENGG-321	Protected Cultivation and Secondary Agriculture	2(1+1)
PPATH-321	Diseases of Field and Horticultural Crops and their Management -II	3(2+1)
HORT-321	Post-harvest Management and Value Addition of Fruits and Vegetable	2(1+1)
ENTO-321	Management of Beneficial Insects	2(1+1)
GPB-321	Crop Improvement –II (Rabi crops)	2(1+1)
AGRON-322	Practical Crop Production- II (Rabi crops)	1(0+1)
AGRON-323	Principles of Organic Farming	2(1+1)
AGECON-321	Farm Management, Production & Resource Economics	2(1+1)
HORT-322	Principles of Food Science and Nutrition	2(2+0)
GPB-322	Micro-propagation Technology (Elective Course)	3(2+1)

VII Semester
Rural Agricultural Work Experience and Agro-industrial Attachment (RAWE & AIA)
S.N.	Activities	No. of Weeks	Credit Hours
1	General orientation & On campus training by different faculties	1	14
2	Village Attachment	8
3	Unit attachment in Univ./ College/ KVK/ Research Station Attachment	5
4	Plant Clinic	2	2
5	Agro-Industrial Attachment	3	4
6	Project Report Preparation, Presentation and Evaluation	1
Total weeks for RAWE & AIA		20	20

VIII Semester
Modules for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship
S.N.	Title of the Module	Credit
1	Production Technology for Bioagents and Biofertilizer	0+10
2	Seed Production & Technology	0+10
3	Mushroom Cultivation Technology	0+10
4	Soil, Plant, Water and Seed Testing	0+10
5	Commercial Beekeeping	0+10
6	Poultry Production Technology	0+10
7	Commercial Horticulture	0+10
8	Floriculture and Landscaping	0+10
9	Food Processing	0+10
10	Agriculture Waste Management	0+10
11	Organic Production Technology	0+10
12	Commercial Sericulture	0+10

The Rural Agricultural Work Experience:

(RAWE) is a compulsory course offered in VI Semester to students of B.Sc. (Hons.) Ag. The primary aim of the programme is to understand the practical rural situations, status of agricultural technologies adopted by farmers, prioritize the problems faced by the farmer and to develop skills & attitude of working with the farm families for an all-round development in rural area. An educational tour for the students is also an integral part of the Programme. In this the students visit to different agricultural institutes and get fact based information and practical experience about different ongoing projects, newer technologies and farming system. It helps them to update their knowledge and makes them aware about recent innovation and technologies in agriculture and allied sciences.

No. of Students (Year wise)	Name of Organization	Area of work experience
Year 2017-18
12	LUPIN, Bharatpur	About woman SHG’s group Rural Development Impart training for capacity building to Rural Youth Problem analysis of rural areas
Year 2018-19
21

Year 2017-18	RSSC, Bharatpur	Seed production, processing, packaging, grading
10
Year 2018-19
22
Year 2017-18	Brij Honey Bharatpur	Collection of Honey bee, processing, packaging and marketing of Honey
11
Year 2018-19
16

Facilities or Infrastructure:

Presently the infrastructure facilities of Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) and Agricultural Research Sub-Station (ARSS) Kumher are being availed for smooth functioning of the college. The construction work of new college building and hostels are near to its completion. The following facilities are available at the campus:

Class Room: The classes of BSc. Ag (Hons.) are being conducted in the building of KVK and ARSS, Kumher, Bharatpur.
Land: A total of 12.5 ha land is available under the college out of which around 5 ha land is utilized for experimentation and seed production programme on different crops. The efforts for getting 45 ha land from Department of Animal Husbandry Govt of Rajasthan are being made at University level.
Accommodation facilities: College is presently having an administration block, staff rooms for teaching and non-teaching staff and a separate room for convenience of girl students. The college also maintains a guest house facility at Saras Circle, Bharatpur city for comfortable stay of guests and farmers.
Girl’s hostel: The construction work of girl’s hostel with a capacity of twelve rooms is near its completion. The accommodation facility for the girl students will begin soon.
Basic Amenities: RO drinking water and lavatory facility for both boys and girls are available in the college.
Seminar Hall: A smart class room cum seminar hall of KVK, Kumher is being used for celebration of different events and programme of college.
Library Facilities: A well-furnished library with expedient collection of books on different subjects and availability of a spacious reading room for students forms the core of our college strength. The library maintains sufficient textbooks and reference books of different disciplines. The college provides additional facilities to the students in the form of a photo copier Xerox machine, computers with internet facility etc. The library also subscribes different magazine, regional, national newspapers and other important agricultural periodicals, for all round development of the students. Book bank facility is also available to all the students and staff of the college.
Sports Facilities: A Badminton Court, Volleyball ground and Table Tennis room is available for students at the college.
NSS: The College of Agriculture, Bharatpur foresees the active participation of undergraduate students in National Service Scheme (NSS), started by Department of Youth Affairs and Sports, Ministry of Human Resources Development, New Delhi, in 1969-70. The basic purpose of this scheme is to develop responsibility through social services and realization of work. It helps to inculcate self-discipline and control of mind and body for making students a responsible citizen. NSS activities are a mandatory part of B.Sc. (Hons.) Ag. degree program. NSS course is being offered as a part of the course curriculum since 2014.
Extracurricular activities: The college from its inception has regularly organized vivid student activities, for all-around development of the students. The college believes in endorsement of professionalism and ethics among students by imparting value based education for holistic development of the students. The resources spared by the college and the hard work and enthusiasm of the students have paid-off in the form of the whole hearted involvement and participation of the students in extracurricular and co-curricular activities regularly organized at the college and university level.
Celebration of special days of national importance: The College every year organizes different activities regularly on important National days to bring about awareness and inspiration among students. They form an integral part of the course curriculum for an all-round development of the students and faculty members.
Advisory system for students: Student advisory an integral part of UG programme in which about 25 students are allotted to a teacher. For this 7^th period of every Friday has been earmarked for advisors specially to interact with the students, so that their academic as well as day to day problems may be tackled without any delay.
Preparation Pattern of JRF/Pre-PG Examination: College has a specific emphasis on preparation for JRF & Pre-PG examination. Each faculty member is being allotted students, who can consult them regarding subject matter. Special classes are also arranged for specific topics as and when required.

Staff Information

Name	Designation	Area of Specialization	Email	Phone No.
Dr Udai Bhan Singh	Professor & Dean	Horticulture	Dean.coabharatpur@sknau.ac.in	9414714234
Dr Dhan Raj Sharma	Associate Professor	Olericulture	Drsharma.kvk.kumher@sknau.ac.in	9461642432
Dr Sumer Singh Punia	Associate Professor	Plant Breeding & Genetics	sspunia.pbg@sknau.ac.in	9414168316
Dr Raj Kumar Meena	Assistant Professor	Livestock Production &Management	rkmeena.kvk.kumher@sknau.ac.in	8947999808
Dr Devendra Kumar Meena	Assistant Professor	Agril. Extension Education	Dkmeena.ext@sknau.ac.in	9161962060
Dr Sweta Singh	Assistant Professor	Agriculture Engineering	Sweta.agengg@sknau.ac.in	9897576101
Dr Jitendra Singh	Assistant Professor	Plant Pathology	Jitendra.ppath@sknau.ac.in	9413348779
Dr Arvind Kumar Yadav	Assistant Professor	(Agronomy) Conservation Agriculture, Climate smart Agriculture and Crop Diversification	Akyadav.agro@sknau.ac.in	9468393264
Dr Naveen Chandra Pant	Assistant Professor	Biochemistry	Ncpant.biochem@sknau.ac.in	9639653975
Dr Sheela Kharkwal	Assistant Professor	Agricultural Economics	Sheela.ageco@sknau.ac.in	8929872343
Dr Rahul Kumar	Assistant Professor	Soil Physics & Microbiology	Rahulkumar.soils@sknau.ac.in	9074714200

Achievements:

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS: The college has a record of meritorious students, excelling in various state and national level examinations. The college students have shown their exploits by achieving good academic results and have been at the top level in the university ranking. Seventeen students from this college excelled in ICAR-JRF examinations and got admitted in different disciplines at reputed agricultural universities of the country. In addition 12 students got admitted in Master’s degree programs of agricultural sciences through Rajasthan Pre PG test.

List of selected students through JRF (ICAR All India competitive examination).

S N	Name of Students	JRF /Pre-PG		Subject	Name of University
Batch 2017
1	Akshay Yogi	JRF		Agronomy	IARI, New Delhi
2	Basta Ram	JRF		Soil Science	GBPUAT, Pantnagar
3	Raju Ram Choudhry	JRF		PBG	HAU, Hissar
5	Abhinav Kumar Yadav	Pre-PG		Horticulture	SKNCOA, Jobner
6	Ajay Kumar	Pre- PG		Entomology	RCA, Udaipur
7	Vikram	Pre-PG		Entomology	RCA, Udaipur
Batch 2018
1	Bal Jeet	JRF	Agronomy		NDRI, Karnal
2	Kuldeep Singh	JRF	Agronomy		NDRI, Karnal
3	Rohit Kumar Sharma	JRF	Agri-Business		AAU, Anand Gujrat
4	Prakash Chand Choudhry	JRF	Agronomy		RLBCAU, Jhansi
7	Narendra Kumar Bhinda	JRF	Agronomy		RLBCAU, Jhansi
5	Harkesh Meena	JRF	Agronomy		DRPCAU, Pusa, Bihar
6	Govind Ram	JRF	Agronomy		NAU, Navsari, Gujrat
8	Rohin Choudhary	NTS	Agronomy		DRPCAU, Pusa, Bihar
9	Monu Kumari	NTS	Horticulture		NAU, Navsari, Gujrat
10	Sheela Neel	NTS	Soil Science		GBPUA&T, Pantnagar
11	Shubham Singh Panwar	NTS	Agri-Business Management		PAU, Ludhiana
12	Indra Khichar	Pre-PG	Agril. Economics		SKRAU, Bikaner
13	Rajni	Pre-PG	Agronomy		SKRAU, Bikaner
14	Prem Kumar Ola	Pre-PG	Entomology		SKRAU, Bikaner
15	Sunil Kumar Solanki	Pre-PG	Horticulture		CHF, Jhalawar
Batch 2019
1	Mukesh Choudhary	NTS	Plant Pathology			SKAUST, Jammu
2	Mahendra Singh	NTS	Agronomy			RPCAU, Bihar
3	Manoj Choudhary	NTS	Agronomy			RLBCAU, Jhansi
4	Bhojarm	NTS	Soil Science			RPCAU, Bihar
5	Ramesh Bunkar	NTS	Agril. Extension			MPKV Rahurii
6	Sagar Koli	NTS	LPM			BHU, Varanasi
7	Anju Yadav	Pre-PG	Horticulture			COA, Jhalawar
8	Babulal Dhaka	Pre-PG	Plant Breeding & Genetics			MPUAT, Udaipur
9	Jitendra Shekhawat	Pre-PG	Agril. Extension Education			MPUAT, Udaipur
10	Kavita Nitharwal	Pre-PG	Agril. Economics			SKRAU, Bikaner
11	Sumit Yadav	Pre-PG	Agril. Extension			MPUAT, Udaipur
12	Suresh Fagodia	Pre-PG	Soil Science			SKNAU, Jobner
13	Lalita Choudhary	Pre-PG	Agronomy			SKNAU, Jobner
14	Sonam Kumari Meena	Pre-PG	Agril. Extension Education			AU, Kota
15	Kavita Choudhary	Pre-PG	Nematology			SKNAU, Jobner
16	Mukesh Kumar Kumawat	Pre-PG	Molecular Biology & Biotechnology			MPUAT, Udaipur
17	Maya Choudhary	SAU Entrance	Agronomy			CCS University Merrut
18	Devendra Kumar	SAU Entrance	Horticulture			BBACU, Lucknow
19	Atar Singh Saini	CAT Examination	Agribusiness Management			SKRAU, Bikaner

Achievements in sports & cultural activities:

The students of this college have shown their talent not only in academics but also they have proved their caliber in extracurricular activities like sports, literary & cultural events. The students have always participated in various events with full zeal. Our students have also been awarded at University level. Every year the students are selected in the University team for participation in Inter University Games.

Students participated in Inter- Agri-University Sport Tournaments

S N	Name of Students	Name of Game	Name of University
2017
1	Lekhraj Nagar	Kabaddi	HAU, Hisar
2	kuldeep Singh	Kabaddi
3	Ramvatar Takar	Kabaddi
4	Sabahrmal Jat	Atheletes
5	Deepak Devanda	Volleyball
2018
1	Lekhraj Nagar	Kabaddi	US, Bangalore
2	Vikas Kumar Fagoria	Volleyball
3	Shubham Singh Panwar	Basketball
4	Khushi Verma	TT
5	Kuldeep Singh	Kabaddi
6	Deepak Devanda	Volleyball
7	Ramvatar Takar	Kabaddi
2019
1	Ramvatar Takar	Kabaddi	PAU, Ludhiana
2	Yougendra Singh	Volleyball
3	Surendra Bajiya	Volleyball
4	Khushi Verma	TT and Volleyball
5	Poonam	TT and Volleyball
2020
1	Yogendra Singh	Volleyball
2	Ashok Singh Kharabas	Volleyball
3	Divya Khaturia	Table Tennis
4	Anjali	Table Tennis

Faculty Achievement:

Dr Devendra Kumar Meena, Assistant Professor (Agril. Extension Education) won the Young Scientist Award, 2018 given by ATDS, Ghaziabad (UP).
Dr Devendra Kumar Meena, Assistant Professor (Agril. Extension Education) won the Best Teacher Award, 2019 given by Agricultural Environmental Technology Development Society (AETDS) Udham Singh Nagar, (UK).
Dr S S Punia, Associate Professor (PBG) has released & notified six varieties of pulses at National level namely Kota Massor-1, Kota Masoor-2 and Kota Masoor-3 of Lentil, MU-2, Kota Urd-4 of Urdbean and Kota Rajmash-1 of Rajmash. He also released three varieties of pulses at state level i.e., Pratap Urd-1 and Kota Urd-3 of Urdbean and Kota Matar-1 of Field pea.

Research Paper Published

Bai, C. and Meena, D.K. 2018. “Attitude of Agriculture graduate for Entrepreneurship”. IndianAgriculturist, Vol. 62(1) , ISSnN-0019-4336, Pp.75-82.
Chauhan, Neelesh., Singh, Sweta., Singh, Jaivir., Samsher, Chandra Suresh, Singh, B.R., andSingh.G.R., 2018. Effect of drying conditions on rehydration ratio of dried mint leaves. Journal ofPharmacognosy and Phytochemistry. SP1: 1507-1509.
Datta, Ashim., Jat, H. S., Yadav, A. K., Choudhary, Madhu., Sharma, P. C., Rai, Munmun., Singh,Love Kumar., Majumder, S. P., ChoudharyVishu., &Jat.M. L. 2019. Carbon mineralization in soil asinfuenced by crop residue type and placement in an Alfisols of Northwest India. CarbonManagement. DOI-10.1080/17583004.2018.1544830.
Jat, H.S., Datta, A., Choudhary, M., Sharma, P.C., Yadav, A.K., Choudhary, V., Gathala, M.K., Jat, M.L., McDonald, A. 2019. Climate Smart Agriculture practices improve soil organic carbon pools, biological properties and crop productivity in cereal-based systems of North-West India. Catena. 181: 104059.
Jat, H.S., Datta, Ashim., Chaudhary, M.,Yadav, A.K., Choudhary, V., Sharma, P.C., Gathala, M., Jat,M.L., McDonald, A. 2019. Effect of tillage, crop establishemt and diversification on soil organiccarbon, aggregation, aggregate associated carbon and productivity in cereal systems of semi-aridNorth West India. Soil & Tillage Research. 190.(2019) 128-138.
Jitendar Singh, R.K.Bagri, S.K.Goyal and Nitin Chawla. 2019. Effect of different carbon and nitrogen sources on growth and sporulation and toxin production in A.Cyamosidis Progressive Res. An International Journal., 14(I):65-67.
Kalsariya, Nidhi., Parmar, B.N, S., Meena, D.K., 2018. “Role of SHG in Poverty Reduction”.International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences Vol.7(8)Pp,1489-1492.
Kharkwal, Sheela and Malhotra, Ravindra.2018. Cropping pattern and economics of cerealsproduction in diverse seasons of uttarakhand hills. Journal of Plant Development Sciences Vol.10(11): 605-610.
Kumar, Ajesh., Kamboj M.L., Kumar, Santosh., Jingar, Chandar, Suresh., Meena R.K., Yadav, M.C. Lawania, Pankaj., Bugalia H.L. and Jatolia, Parsant . 2017. Infuence of Calf Weaning at Birth onReproductive Performance of Murrah Buffaloes. Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci. 6(11): 4238-4241.
Meena, D.K. and Nidhi. 2018. “Attracting And Retaining Youth in Agriculture- an Extensionperspective”. Journal of Progressive Agriculture, Vol. 9 (1), Pp-118-122.
Nidhi, Kalsariya, B.N, Parmar, S., Meena , D. K. 2018. Role of SHG in Poverty Reduction. Int. J. Curr. Micro. App. Sci Vol.7(8 Pp,1489-1492.
R K Bgari,S K goyal, J.Singh and S SShekhawat. 2019. Management of bacterial leaf spot disease of clusterbean in semi-arid tropic of Rajasthan. Pl. Dis. Res., 34(I):58-60.
R.K.Bagri, V.S.Yadav, J.Singh, S.K.Goyal, Nitin Chawla, R.S.Sharma and J.S.Maheria2019. Integrated disease management of Alternaria leaf blight of bottle gourd under semi arid conditions in Rajasthan. International J. of Chemical Studies. International J. of Ch7(2) 915-17Cemical Studies.,
Ram, Baldev and Punia., S.S.2018. Effect of seed priming and foliar urea spray on yield andeconomics in lentil (lens culinaris) under rainfed condition. International Journal of AgricultureSciences, Volume 10, Issue 8, 2018, pp.-5801-5803.
Ram, Baldev, Punia, S S and Katiyar, P. K. 2018. Effect of sulphydrylbioregulator sprays on yield and economics in lentil (Lens culinaris) under vertisols. Journal of Food Legumes 31 (1): 24-27.
Ram, Baldev, Punia, S S, Tetarwal, J P, Meena, D S, Singh, Pratap and Chaudhary, H R. 2018. Effect of hydrogel and foliar nutrition sprays on productivity and profitability of lentil under rainfed situation of south eastern plain zone of Rajasthan International Journal of Advanced Scientific Research and Management1: 67-70.
Rana, S. Kadian K. S. and Kharkwal, S. 2018. An inquiry into the extent of Doodh Ganga Yojana implementation in Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh and constraints faced by various stakeholders. Research Journal of Agrilcultural Sciences. 10(1): 131-134.
Sharma, D., Nidhi, Sharma, S. and Meena ,D.K. 2018. “Knowledge of Farm Women about ImprovedAnimal Husbandry Practices in Saurashtra Region of Gujarat, India”. International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences, Vol.7(8), ISSN- 2319-7706, Pp,1227-1235.
Sharma, Sonika., Bhardwaj, Neelam., Sharma, Diksha and Meena, Devendra Kumar .2018.“Relationship between socio-personal characteristics and training needs of rural young girls inselected vocations”. International Journal of Chemical Studies, Vol. 6(5), P-ISSN: 2349–8528,Pp417-418.
Sheth, Bhavisha P., Punia Sumer., Dheer, Meenakshi., RakhashiyaPurvi M., Patel, Pooja P.,Thaker,Vrinda S. 2019. Phylogenetic implications and secondary structure analyses of Vigna mungo (L.)Hepper genotypes based on nrDNA ITS2 sequences. Computational Biology and Chemistry.Volume. 78, Pages 389-397.
Singh, Jitendar., Bagri, R.K., Goyal, S.K. and Chawla, Nitin. 2019. Effect of different carbon andnitrogen sources on growth, sporulation and toxin production in A. Cyamopsidis. ProgressiveResearch – An International Journal Society Volume 14 (1) : 65-67.
Singh, Pinkoo., Singh, B.R., Singh, Sweta., Prince, Kumar, Tarun., Arya Ankur M. and ChandraSuresh. 2018. Drying kinetics of pre-treated cauliower (Brassica Olaracea). Annals of Horticulture 11 (1) : 33-37.
Singh, R.N., Praharaj, C.S., Kumar, Rahul., Singh S.S., Kumar N., Singh Ummed.2018.Strengthening soil health under rice (Oryza sativa) fallows in Eastern Plateau of India with dwarf riceand moisture conservation practices. Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences. 88 (12): 1869–78.
Singh, Varsha., Singh, Preeti., Nath, Shiva., Dheer, Meenakshi and Punia, Sumer Singh. 2017.Assessment of genetic diversity in chickpea (cicer arietinum l.) Germplasm .Journal of PlantDevelopment Sciences. Vol. 9 (7) : 699-702.
Tirkey, Ankita, Singh R.N, Bakpai R.K, Kumar Rahul, Samadhiya V.K and Singh. A.K. 2018. Inuenceof different source of organic manure on microbial activity nutrient uptake and yield of rice.International Journal of Chemical Studies. 6(5): 1043-1047.

Booklet

Sanjay Kumar,Sweta Singh B.R. Singh, VikashBalyan and Madhvendra Singh. 2018.UnnatKrishi YantraPrachlanevamRakhrakhav. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel University of Agriculture &Technology, Meerut.pp.76.
Sanjay Kumar, Sweta Singh B.R. Singh, Vikash Balyan and MadhvendraSingh.2018.Tools forAgriculture and Horticulture. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel University of Agriculture & Technology,Meerut.pp.51.

Book Chapter:

Devendra Kumar Meena and Sonika Sharma. 2018. Establish of Fodder Banks for Defecit Fodder in Rainfed Condition. Modern Techniques of crop Production for Agriculture Sustainability, PublisherWeserBooks,Zittau,Germany,ISBN-978-3-96692,Pp-170-176.
Vinod Kumar, Shourabh Joshi, Naveen C. Pant, Punesh Sangwan, Ajar Nath Yadav, Abhishake Saxena and Dharmendra Singh. (Book Chapter) Molecular Approaches for Combating Multiple Abiotic Stresses in Crops of Arid and Semi-arid Region. Molecular Approaches in Plant Biology and Environmental Challenges, Energy, Environment, and Sustainability, Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2019. 149-170

Book Published

D. K. Meena, N.R. Meena, Nidhi and Sharma, S. 2019. Fundamentals of Agriculture Human Ethics and Agriculture Extension. Scientific Publisher Jodhpur, ISBN-9789388172653, total Pages-282.
Dr. Udai Bhan Singh, Uddhyaniki fasalen
Dr. Udai Bhan Singh, Aam ki vagyanik kheti

Faculty participated in Winter/Summer/Orientation/Seminar/ Conference etc.

S. No.	Name of Faculty	Programme attended	Institute and Place	Period
1	Dr Raj Kumar Meena	XII^th Agricultural Science Congress-2015 on “Sustainable Livelihood Security for Smallholder Farmers”	Organized by ICAR-NDRI, Karnal	03-06, February, 2015
2	Dr Raj Kumar Meena	Training Programme on “ Communication Skills for Effective Extension Services	Organized by DEE, SKNAU, Jobner	20-22, September, 2016
3	Dr Raj Kumar Meena	ICAR sponsored 21days Summer training programme on “Recent approaches in crop residue management and value addition for entrepreneurship development”	ICAR- Indian Grassland and Fodder Research Institute, Jhansi (UP)	July 14, August 03, 2016
4	Dr Raj Kumar Meena	Training Programme on “ Promotion of Public-Private Partnership under Extension Reforms	Jointly Organized by EEI, Anand & DEE, SKNAU, Jobner	1-4, August, 2018
5	Dr Devendra Kumar Meena	International conference on advances in agricultural biological & applied sciences for sustainable future. (ABAS-2018)	Agricultural Technology Development Society. Swami Vivekananda Subharati University, Merrur (UP)	20-22, October, 2018
6	Dr. Jitendra Singh	International conference on global research initiatives for sustainable agriculture & allied sciences.	RARI, Durgapura (Jaipur) Raj	28-30, October,2018
7	Dr Devendra Kumar Meena	National conference on Agricultural Sciences & sustainable environment.	Society for scientific & social development (SSSD-2018) Shobhit, University, Merrut (UP)	24-26February, 2018
8	Dr D K Meena Dr Jitendra Singh Dr A K Yadav Dr N C Pant Dr Rahul Kumar	21 days Orientation Programme	SKNAU, Jobner	14 August-03 September, 2019
9	Dr.S.S Punia	Advance in organic manure production and biogas technology for entrepreneurship development and empowerment of farmer.	RARI, Durgapura (Jaipur) Raj	8-28, November,2019
10	Dr. Devendra Kumar Meena	Global perspective in agricultural & applied sciences for food and environmental security.	(GAAFES-2019) Kumaun University, Nainital (UK)	01-02, December, 2019
11	Dr. Sweta Singh	International conference on 3^rd global meet on science and technology for ensuring food & nutrition security.	(GMAT 2019) National Research Centre on Seed Spices, Ajmer (Raj)	01-03, December, 2019
12	Dr. Jitendra Singh	Innovation in plant and animal sciences for sustainable agriculture & rural development	RARI, Durgapura (Jaipur) Raj	07-09, December, 2019
13	Dr Sheela Kharkwal	27^thAnnual Conference of Agricultural economics research association (India)	Department of Economics & Sociology PAU, Ludhiana	17-19, December,2019

Seed Production

From the inception, COA, Bharatpur has been actively involved in research encompassing seed production of nucleus, breeder and truthfully labeled seeds of clusterbean, urdbean, sesamum, gram, mustard and lentil under rainfed conditions. Stringent quality control measures are adopted at the farm to maintain the genetic purity of the seed stocks. Over the years the college farm have evolved as a center to nurture the young minds of the students, through practical hands on training in different aspects of crop production and farm management.
Seed production programme from Kharif & Rabi 2018-19

*Kharif 2019*
Crop	Variety	Production	Type of seed	Productivity
Urdbean	MU 2	5.07	Breeder	3.38
Sesamum	RT-351	2.87	Commercial	1.91
*Rabi 2018-19*
Mustard	DRMRIJ 31	10.00	Breeder	19.9
Mustard	DRMRIJ 31	25.00	TFL	19.5
Gram	RSG 974	30.00	Breeder	17.5
Lentil	RLG 5	18.00	Breeder	17.7