Agronomy : : Chandrashekhar Azad University of Agriculture and Technology, Kanpur

About the department/Section

The Agronomy teaching was introduced during 1930 in the then Cawnpore Agriculture College when Agra University recognized the “Licenciate in Agriculture” equivalent to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Agriculture. The status of Agronomy section was elevated to Department of Agronomy with the start of Post Graduate classes in 1951-52 under the then Agriculture College. Ten full-fledged divisions including Agronomy comprising of Agronomy and Agricultural Engineering was created when the status of Agriculture College was raised to UP Institute of Agricultural Sciences during January 1969. The staff of Agronomy division was engaged in teaching, research and extension activities in integrated manner under the aegis of UP Institute of Agricultural Sciences. The Institute was upgraded and rechristened as Chandra Shekhar Azad University of Agriculture and Technology, Kanpur on 01 July, 1975 and the Division of Agronomy was again renamed as Department of Agronomy having teaching to under graduate and post graduate students coupled with research besides extension of agronomic findings of the university.

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Mandate :

Imparting teaching to graduate and post graduate students in Agronomy.
Providing practical training to graduate students under practical crop production programme on the principle of earn while learn.
To prepare the under graduate students for self employment through experiential learning programme.
To provide experience to under graduate students pertaining to crop production technologies through RAWE at farmers’ fields.
Guiding to M.Sc. (Ag.) students and Ph.D. scholars for their research work.
Planning and execution of research on profitability and sustainability of cropping and farming system, organic farming and irrigation scheduling in field crops and developing weed control practices in crops and cropping systems besides other relevant aspects of Agronomy through plan, non-plan and ad-hoc projects.
Development of low cost and improved Agro-techniques for increasing input use efficiency and income especially for small and marginal farmers.
Development of integrated farming system modules, climate smart cropping systems, Agro-techniques under organic farming, resources conservation technologies and weather based crops/cropping systems for the region.
To study the effect of changing climate on crop and solutions for obtaining higher production.
Agro-advisory services based on medium range weather forecast.
To developed, validate and issue multiple crop yield forecast for transplanted rice and wheat in central plain and southern south-west semi arid zone of Uttar Pradesh at mid season (F₂) and pre-harvest (F₃) stages.
To find out improve production and risk management technologies to mitigate resilience of the climate.

Departmental Achievements

Agronomy has contributed significantly in developing improved agro-techniques and production technologies as well as furtherance of knowledge. The most important achievements are briefly summarized below :

(A) Low cost/ Non monetary input technologies :

In border method of sowing every 4th row is kept unseeded and unfertilized providing saving of 25% costly inputs like seed, fertilizers and labours and harvest normal yield. It also provides convenience in intercultural operations, rouging of off-type plants in seed crops, plant protections and irrigation.
Thinning and topping in mustard increases their yields by 40-50%.
Topping in April sown early pigeon pea increases yield to the extent of 15-20%.
Sowing of wheat crop into South to North direction increases the yield by 1.5 to 2.0 q/ha in comparison to sowing in East to West direction except sugarcane.
Use of sprouted seeds of wheat under late sown conditions has been found to enhance the germination and thereby increases yield.
Sowing of early pigeon pea in the month of April (first fortnight) under irrigated conditions increases yield by 30-50% than July sowing.

(B) Profitable cropping/ Farming systems :

In rice- wheat cropping system under integrated nutrient management, application of 50% N through FYM and remaining 50% N+ full recommended P2O5 and K2O through chemical fertilizers in rice and recommended dose of 100% N + P2O5 + K2O through chemical fertilizers in wheat maximizes the yield and sustains the soil health for longer period.
Under crop diversification and cropping intensity experiments, maize potato- onion and maize garlic moong cropping systems are productive and remunerative.
Hybrid rice-wheat- moong cropping system is suitable for sustaining soil health and production in place of rice-wheat system.
Under precision farming approach (site specific nutrient management – SSNM), application of fertilizer in hybrid rice- wheat cropping system @150:30:120:50:40 kg N,P,K,S, Zn/ha to rice and 150:30:120 kg N,P,K/ha to wheat gives maximum yield and net monitory return.
An on station integrated farming system model has been established in this department, initially three components viz., crop production, dairy and horticulture units are running in one hectare of land. During the year 2015-16 total net income of Rs 1,30,342.00 was obtained from IFS model. Out of this Rs 56,642.00 from crop production Rs 72,770.00 from dairy
(1 cow+ 1 buffalo) and Rs 930.00 from horticulture units were fetched.
Under nitrogen scheduling experiment, baby corn fertilized with 150 Kg N/ha in 3 equal splits at basal, knee high at pre-taselling stages yields higher marketable corn with maximum net return in winter season.
Sesame- pea cropping system is a profitable cropping system for the farmers of Banda and Kaushambi.
Balance nutrition @ 120 kg N, 60 kg P2O5, 40 kg K2O and 25 kg zinc sulphate/ha in rice wheat cropping system provides maximum system production and net monitory return under the agro-ecological conditions of Banda and Kushambi districts.
60 kg P2O5 in April sown early pigeon pea + green gram (1:3) is optimum dose to meet out the Phosphorus requirement of the system.

(C ) Intercropping system :

Intercropping of mustard/ dwarf wheat/ potato coriander with autumn planted cane has been tested. These intercropping systems fetched maximum profit without damaging sugarcane crop.
Planting of sugarcane by border ridge technique rows 60 cm apart and intercropping of mustard or potato gives 15% higher yield of potato or mustard without any reduction in the stalk yield of cane.
Wheat, barley, mustard and late sown wheat exerts adverse effect on cane if grown in intercropping system.
Intercropping of green gram / black gram / cowpea in spring planted cane increases 15% yield of intercrop.
Intercropping of Rabi crops like cereals (wheat, barley, oats), oilseeds (mustard and linseed), pulses (chickpea, field pea, dwarf pea, lentil and French bean), vegetables (cole crops, tomato, radish, carrot, lettuce), spices (Coriander, Methi, Aniseed, Nigella, Ajwain) tobacco etc. with potato through border ridge technique are productive and profitable.
Chickpea + coriander intercropping system reduces the incidence of pod borer and wilt by about 40% in chickpea crop.
Intercropping of linseed with chickpea reduces the infection of wilt in chickpea.

(D) Multiple cropping :

Following multiple and relay crop sequence have been recommended to the cultivators.

Maize – early potato – Wheat – mungbean
Maize – toria – Onion
Paddy – Wheat – Fodder – (Bajra and Cowpea)
Paddy – Mustard – Fodder – (Bajra and Cowpea)
Paddy – Chickpea – Fodder – (Bajra and Cowpea)
Paddy – Pea – Fodder – (Bajra and Cowpea)
Chari – Bajra – Berseem + Japani Rai – Maize + Cowpea
Chari – Berseem + Japani Sarson – Bajra + Cowpea
Paddy – Toria – Cheena – Mungbean
Maize+Blackgram-Potato-Onion
Maize–Garlic-Green gram (G+R)

(D) Water management

Pea + mustard, pea, lentil and mustard crops are remunerative when only one irrigation as pre sowing irrigation is available.
Chickpea crop is more remunerative when two irrigations including pre- sowing irrigation is available.
Application of 2 irrigations at 15 cm CPE is optimum for obtaining economical yield with chickpea + linseed intercropping system.
Potato crop gives normal yield when irrigated in alternate trenches. This practice covers 80% additional area with the same amount of water.
In Kharif pulses, two irrigations at flower initiation and pod filling stages are optimum, if rain water is not available.
Groundnut gives maximum yield with 2 irrigations one at pegging and second at pod filling stage, if the rain water is not available.
Cultivation of sorghum (Fodder) and pearl millet are better under late onset of monsoon.
In rice-wheat sequence, application of pyrite @ 6q/ha is effective in case of brackish water irrigation.
Two irrigations at flowering and pod filling stages are sufficient for the cultivation of Toria (Var. Bhawani) under central plain zone of Uttar Pradesh.
Straw mulching in potato saves the irrigation by 50% owning to increase in interval of irrigation from 10 days to 20 days thereby reducing number of irrigations from 8 to 4.

Crop Weather Calendar

Crop: Rice (Kharif) Duration: Medium (120-135) State: Uttar Pradesh District: Kanpur

CROP WEATHER CALENDAR

Crop: Wheat (Rabi) Duration: Medium (120-125) State: Uttar Pradesh District: Kanpur

Budget allocation of different Plans/schemes along with financials & Physical progress.

Attached in progress report of different schemes

Details of departmental activities beneficial for Farmers (if any)

Agrometeorology based krishak SMS Service
Organisation of Krishak Gosthi
Organisation of Kisan Mela

Reports of departmental Programs/schemes (PDF) (if any)

Attached file of the project in MS word format.

Progress report of AICRP-IFS
All India Coordinated Research Project on Agro-Meteorology.
National Initiative on Climate Resilient Agriculture (NICRA) funded by ICAR.
Forecasting Agriculture output using space Agro-meteorology and land based observation (FASAL) funded by Ministry of Earth Science, IMD, New Delhi.
Gramin Krishi Mausam Seva scheme.

Important Statistic related to departments (PDF)(if any)

Proceeding of meeting related to departments (MS Word)(if any)

RAC Meeting Proceedings (attached in MS Word format)

Annual Report /department performance/budget of previous (MS Word format)

Tender and Quotations related information)(if any).

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Facilities

Research Activities
Agronomic research on different crops and cropping systems are being carried out considering various problems raised by farmers and authenticated by the Research Advisory Committee Meeting of Agronomy discipline held twice (Kharif and Rabi) in a year and recommendations are made accordingly. Emphasis is laid on basic and strategic research aspects of crop husbandry, cropping systems, farming systems, organic farming, water management, weed management and Agro-meteorological aspects.

All India Coordinated Research Project on Integrated Farming Systems.
All India Coordinated Research Project on Agro-Meteorology.
Forecasting Agriculture output using space Agro-meteorology and land based observation (FASAL) funded by Ministry of Earth Science, IMD, New Delhi.

Extension Activities

Major breakthrough in enhancing productivity of various crops has been facilitated by agronomists through linkage with farmers.
Besides the main function of under graduate and postgraduate teaching, the faculty members are actively involved in extension activities like Krishi Melas, Krishak Goshthies, Field days, front line demonstrations (FLDs) on oilseeds, pulses and cereals at farmers’ fields along with Parthenium eradication awareness week.

Glimpses of Departmental Activities

Departmental Activities

Teaching Activities

The department offers various courses of Agronomy for Bachelor (51 credits including experiential learning and elective courses as per Vth Deans’ committee), Master (42 credits) and Doctorate (61 credits) degrees. The M.Sc. (15 credits) and Ph.D. (10 credits) students of the department also study minor and supporting courses in Soil Science and Agriculture Chemistry as well as Crop Physiology department besides Experimental Design/ Agricultural Statistics . The department has adopted course curricula recommended by 5th ICAR Deans’ Committee at UG level from 2016-17 academic session, while the course curricula for M.Sc. (Ag.) and Ph.D. degree are as per the recommendations of National Core Group. About 15-17 students in M.Sc. (Ag.) programme and 2-4 students in Ph.D. programme are being admitted through Combined Agriculture and Technology Entrance Tests (CATET) every year besides ICAR quota (NTS / JRF/ SRF) and foreign students nominated by ICAR.

(A) Under Graduate Courses

Vth Deans Committee

Course Code	Agronomy Course	Credit
AGR-111	Fundamentals of Agronomy	4(3+1)
AGR-211	Crop Production Technology – I (Kharif crops)	2(1+1)
AGR-212	Farm Machinery and Power	2(1+1)
AGR-221	Crop Production Technology – II (Rabi crops)	2(1+1)
AGR-222	Renewable Energy and Green Technology	2(1+1)
AGR-223	Farming System & Sustainable Agriculture	1(1+0)
AGR-224	Introductory Agro-meteorology & Climate Change	2(1+1)
AGR-311	Geo-informatics and Nanotechnology and Precision Farming	2(1+1)
AGR-312	Practical Crop Production – I (Kharif crops)	2(0+2)
AGR-321	Protected Cultivation and Secondary Agriculture	2(1+1)
AGR-322	Practical Crop Production – II (Rabi crops)	2(0+2)
AGR-323	Principles of Organic Farming	2(1+1)
READY-Component III (Experiential Learning Program)		–
ELP- 426	Agriculture Waste Management	0+10
ELP- 427	Organic Crop Production Technology	0+10
Elective Courses		–
UGE-322	Weed Management	3(2+1)
UGE-323	System Simulation and Agro-advisory	3(2+1)
Total

Post Graduate Courses

Major Courses
AGR-501	Modern Concept in crop production	3(3+0)
AGR-503	Principles and practices of weed management	3(2+1)
AGR-506	Agronomy of Major cereals and pulses	3(2+1)
AGR-504	Principals and practices of water management	3(2+1)
AGR-507	Agronomy of oilseed fibre and sugar crops	3(2+1)
AGR-502	Principals and practices of soil fertility and nutrient management	3(2+1)
AGR-509	Agronomy of fodder and forage crops	3(2+1)
AGR-591	Master’s Seminar	1(1+0)
AGR-599	Master Research (Thesis)	20
Minor Courses
SAC-502	Soil fertility and fertilizer use	4(3+1)
SAC-504	Soil mineralogy, genesis, classification and survey	3(2+1)
SAC-509	Soil water and air pollution	3(2+1)
Supporting Courses
AES-513	Experiment design	3(2+1)
PPY-506	Physiology of growth, yield and modelling	2(1+1)
Total		57

Ph.D. Courses


Major Courses
AGR-601	Dry land farming	3(2+1)
AGR -602	Crop and seed Physiology	3(2+1)
AGR -603	Agronomy of vegetable crops	3(3+0)
AGR -604	System research and crop modelling	3(2+1)
AGR -605	Organic Farming	3(2+1)
AES -606	Agricultural Statistics	3(2+1)
Supporting Courses (Soil Science and Crop Physiology)
AGR -699	Doctoral Seminar	1(1+0)
AGR -700	Doctoral Research (Thesis)	45
Total		71

Name	:	Dr. / Prof. Sanjeev Kumar
Date of Birth	:	27-06-1966
Designation	:	Professor and Head
College Department	:	College of Agriculture Agronomy
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Phone : Mobile: Email : headagroknp@gmail.com :ifskanpur@gmai.com		Phone : Mobile: 09450154710 Email : sanjeevkumar234567@gmail.com
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Name	:	Dr/Prof KARAM HUSAIN
Date of Birth	:	03-12-1962
Designation	:	Professor and Chief Agronomist AICRP – IFS
College Department	:	College of Agriculture Agronomy
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Phone : Mobile: Email : :ifskanpur@gmai.com		Phone : Mobile: 09795138237,08004839935 Email : husainkaram@rediffmail.com
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Name	:	Dr. Din Dayal Yadav
Date of Birth	:	08 – 05- 1963
Designation	:	Professor Agronomy
College Department	:	College of Agriculture Agronomy
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Phone : Mobile: 9919747347 Email : ddyagronomy@gmail.com		Phone : Mobile: 9919747347 Email : ddyagronomy@gmail.com
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Name	:	Prof. (Dr.) Ram Pyare
Date of Birth	:	09 – 11- 1969
Designation	:	Professor Agronomy
College Department	:	College of Agriculture Agronomy
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Phone : 0512 – 2534155 Mobile: 0512 – 2534808 (Fax) Email : ddyagronomy@gmail.com		Phone : Mobile: 09415161270 Email : rampyare2012@rediffmail.com
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Name	:	Dr. Naushad Khan
Date of Birth	:	03 –08- 1967
Designation	:	Associate Professor
College Department	:	College of Agriculture Agronomy
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Phone : Mobile: Email :		Phone : Mobile: 07860786422 Email : naushadkhan.0000@gmail.com
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Name	:	Dr. Dhananjai Singh
Date of Birth	:	15/06/1960
Designation	:	Associate Professor
College Department	:	College of Agriculture Agronomy
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Phone : 0512-2534036 Mobile: Email : pclinseed@gmail.com		Phone : Mobile: 9415745975 Email : dhananjai.csa@gmail.com
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Name	:	Dr Mohammad Zafar Siddiqui
Date of Birth	:	17/12/1968
Designation	:	Associate Professor
College Department	:	College of Agriculture Agronomy
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Phone : Mobile: Email :		Phone : Mobile: 9415481158 Email : mzs_csau@yahoo.co.in
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Name	:	Dr. Videsh Kumar Verma
Date of Birth	:	05 – 01- 1964
Designation	:	Associate Professor
College Department	:	College of Agriculture Agronomy
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Phone : Mobile: Email :		Phone : Mobile: 09415559896 Email : videshkumarverma@gmail.com
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Name	:	Er. S.K Sachan
Date of Birth	:	1 – 07- 1963
Designation	:	Associate Professor
College Department	:	College of Agriculture Agronomy
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Phone : Mobile: 7355236573 Email : sachansklg@gmail.com		Phone : Mobile: 94543455212 Email : sachansklg@gmail.com
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Name	:	Dr. Uma Shankar Tiwari
Date of Birth	:	21 – 06- 1961
Designation	:	Jr. Soil Chemist/Assistant Professor
College Department	:	College of Agriculture Agronomy
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Phone : Mobile: Email : tiwari_us2009@yahoo.co.in		Phone : Mobile: 9450162802 Email : tiwari_us2009@yahoo.co.in
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Name	:	Mr. Vishram Singh
Date of Birth	:	31 – 12- 1961
Designation	:	Assistant Professor
College Department	:	College of Agriculture Agronomy
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Phone : Mobile: Email :		Phone : Mobile: 9450314485 Email : vsingh.csa@gmail.com
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Name	:	Dr. Yogendra Kumar Singh
Date of Birth	:	12 – 09 – 1966
Designation	:	Assistant Professor
College Department	:	College of Agriculture Agronomy
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Phone : Mobile: 9451169013 Email : ifskanpur@gmail.com		Phone : Mobile:: 9451169013 Email : dryksingh1209@gmail.com
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Name	:	Dr. Ashish Kumar Srivastava
Date of Birth	:	8 –03- 1966
Designation	:	Professor
College Department	:	Agriculture Agronomy
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Mobile: 9452963913 Email : ashishcsau1966@gmail.com		Mobile: 9452963913 Email : ashishcsau1966@gmail.com
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Head of the Department/In-charges since inception

S. No.	Professor & Head	Tenure
1.	Dr. K.S. Rathi	01.07.1975 to 09.02.1987
2.	Dr. V. Singh	10.02.1987 to 31.03.1994
3.	Dr. K.S. Rathi	01.04.1994 to 04.01.1999
4.	Dr. V.S. Verma	05.01.1999 to 05.01.2001
5.	Dr. A.N. Tewari	06.01.2001 to 05.01.2004
6.	Dr. B.Rai	06.01.2004 to 05.01.2007
7.	Dr. H.N. Tripathi	06.01.2007 to 14.06.2007
8.	Dr. A.N. Tewari	15.06.2007 to 02.11.2007
9.	Dr. V.P.N. Singh	03.11.2007 to 11.11.2010
10.	Dr. Kedar Prasad	11..11.2010 to 20.05.2011
11.	Dr. M.P.Yadav	21.05.2011 to 10.10.2014
12.	Dr. D.D.Yadav (Incharge)	10.10.2014 to 01.05.2016
13.	Dr. Karam Husain	02.05.2016 to 01.05.2019
14.	Dr. Sanjeev Kumar	01.05.2019 to continue

Information about HOD

Name	Designation	Telephone/Mobile	E-mail
Dr. Sanjeev Kumar	Head	09450154710 07753806382	headagronknp@gmail.com sanjeevkumar234567@gmail.com

Organogram of Department (Officers and Employee)

S.N.	Name	Designation	Work Allotted	Work Place	Mobile	E-mail
1.	Dr. Sanjeev Kumar	Professor	HOD	Agronomy	09450154710	sanjeevkumar234567@gmail.com
2.	Dr. Karam Husain	Professor	Chief Agronomist	Agronomy	08004839935 09795138237	headagronknp@gmail.com husainkaram@rediffmail.com
3.	Dr. D.D. Yadav	Professor	Teaching	Agronomy	09919747347	ddyagronomy@gmail.com
4.	Dr. Sanjeev Kumar	Professor	HOD	Agronomy	09450154710	sanjeevkumar234567@gmail.com
5.	Dr. Ram Pyare	Professor	Teaching	Agronomy	09415161270	rampyare2012@rediffmail.com
6.	Er. S.K. Sachan	Asso. Prof.	Teaching	Agronomy	09454345521	sachansk63@gmail.com
7.	Dr. A. K. Srivastava	Asso. Prof.	Teaching	Agronomy	09452963913	ashishcsau1966@gmail.com
8.	Dr. V.K. Verma	Asso. Prof.	Teaching	Agronomy	09415559896	videshkumarverma@gmail.com
9.	Dr. M.Z. Siddiqui	Asso. Prof.	Research	Agronomy	09415481158	mzs_csau@gmail.com
10.	Dr. Naushad Khan	Asso. Prof.	Teaching	Agronomy	7860786422	naushadkhan.0000@gmail.com
11.	Dr. Y.K. Singh	Asstt. Prof.	Research	Agronomy	09451169013	dryksingh1209@gmail.com
12.	Er. Lalmani	Asstt. Prof.	Teaching	Agronomy	09450134122	lalmanil1859@gmail.com
13.	Shri Rajveer Singh	Asstt. Prof.	Research	Agronomy	09935543082	knp_rveer@yahoo.in
14.	Dr. U.S. Tewari	Asstt. Prof.	Research	Agronomy	9450162802	tiwari_us2009@yahoo.co.in
15.	Dr. A.K. Tripathi	Asstt. Prof.	Teaching	Agronomy	09450937647	aktripathiak@gmail.com
16.	Shri Vishram Singh	Asstt. Prof.	Teaching	Agronomy	09450314485	vsingh.csa@gmail.com
17.	Dr. Jitendra Singh	Asstt. Prof.	Research	Agronomy	07839921977	drjitendrasinghkvk@gmail.com

Particulars	Rules and Work Policy
Rules/Sub rules/Work policy (if any)	As per University rules and regulations

Details of Programs / Services/schemes run by the departments and how these can be accessed and also provide application format to access above facilities (in pdf/ms word format).Give the full details of concerned officer.

The output of projects/schemes /programs can be accessed by Dean/Director Research and Extension, C.S. Azad University of Agriculture and Technology, Kanpur-2.

Departmental policies and Financial Sanction related GO’s (date wise and subject wise) Details.

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Seniority list of Officer/Teachers/Technical staff.

Sl. No.	Scientist Name	Designation	Nature of Works/ Post Hold	Working in the Deptt. since
1.	Dr. Sanjeev Kumar	Professor & Head	Research /Teaching	23 – 07 – 2007
2.	Dr. Karam Husain	Professor	HOD/ Chief Agronomist (Departmental Administration/Research/Teaching)	15 – 07 – 2015
3.	Dr. D.D. Yadav,	Professor	Teaching/Research	11 – 03 – 1997
4.	Dr. Ram Pyare,	Professor	Teaching/Research	10 – 12 – 1998
5.	Er. S.K. Sachan,	Asso. Prof.	Teaching	15 – 05 – 2007
6.	Dr. A. K. Srivastava,	Asso. Prof.	Teaching/Research	23 – 12 – 2005
7.	Dr. V.K. Verma,	Asso. Prof.	Extension/Teaching/Research	07 – 07 – 2007
8.	Dr. M.Z. Siddiqui,	Asso. Prof.	Research/Teaching	09 – 07 – 2007
9.	Dr. Naushad Khan,	Asso. Prof.	Teaching	02 – 07 – 2007
10.	Dr. Y.K. Singh,	Asstt. Prof.	Research/Teaching	02 – 02 – 2015
11.	Er. Lalmani,	Asstt. Prof.	Teaching	31 – 12 – 2006
12.	Shri Rajveer Singh,	Asstt. Prof.	Research	31 – 05 – 2008

14.	Dr. U.S. Tewari,	Asstt. Prof.	Research/Teaching	07 – 07 – 2003
15.	Dr. Sanjai Chaudhary,	Asstt. Prof.	Teaching/Research	21 – 12 – 2002
16.	Dr. A.K. Tripathi,	Asstt. Prof.	Teaching/Research	28 – 08 – 2002
17.	Shri Vishram Singh,	Asstt. Prof.	Teaching/Research	06 – 08 – 2008
18.	Dr. Jitendra Singh	Asstt. Prof.	Research	17 – 10 – 2016