Agronomy

Total faculty positions as on 30.06.2019

Scheme-wise details of faculty at original post

Significant achievements with photographs, if any

Name of JRF/SRF/NET

Name of students selected in ARS/PCS/IAS

B. M.Sc. Ag. & Ph.D. student awarded degree

Name of initiatives for quality education, new infrastructure created during 2019 -20, modernization of committee rooms/labs and other amenities etc.)

• Automation of Committee Room/Seminar Room
• Department wise significant achievements with photographs (2019)

View of students learning crop production techniques under PCP
View of Ph.D. experiments on conservation agronomy in Vigna rediata L. (Green gram),

M.Sc. Ag. and Ph.D. student awarded degree

Dignitaries visited with photographs Vice Chancellor CSAUA&T, Kanpur

Extra mural lectures with photographs: Two Lecture each by Dr. Karam Husain and Dr. U.S. Tiwari in directorate of Extension CSAUA&T, Kanpur, on IFS Model.

Scientists nominated for seminar/symposia/conferences

Scientists nominated for training programmes / summer/ winter school

Seminar/symposium/conference/trainings conducted

Major research achievements

Generated Technology

• Application of RDF 100% + vermi-compost @ 3.0 t/ha + ZnSo4 25 kg/ha+ azotobactor 20g/kg seed in mustard could bring significant increase in the grain yield (28.57) of mustard.
• Hyb. Rice-wheat- greengram (G+R) for rice based cropping system and Maize+black gram-potato-onion for maize based cropping system could be suitable crop sequence under central plain zone of Uttar Pradesh
• Late sown chickpea could yield maximum if fed @ 100% RDF with Rhizobium + PSB + PGPR (B3) in central zone of Uttar Pradesh.
• Wheat crop could yield significantly maximum with the management of weeds through post emergence tank mixed application of sulfosulfuron and met sulfuron (25+4 g/ha) at 25-30 DAS. The magnitude of increase in grain yield was 27.8% over weed check .
• Under the land configuration and weed management practices in onion, raised bed pattern with 10 tonnes/ha rice straw along with application of Oxyfluorfen @ 225 g a.i./ha + one hand weeding at 40 DAT in onion effectively controlled weed all kind of weed with minimum nutrient depletion and produced highest bulb yield (211.05 q/ha), net return (Rs 197963/ha) and BC ratio (1:3.65). This treatment combination may be recommended for higher productivity and probability of Rabi onion in control Uttar Pradesh.
• 75% RDF along with seed inoculation with Rhizobium and PSB was observed an alternative of 100% RDF for the cultivation of chickpea in Central Plain Zone of Uttar Pradesh.
• Clodinofop @ 60 g ha-1 + metsulfuron methyl @ 4 g ha-1 was observed an alternative of hand weeding twice at 20 and 45 DAS for effective weed management of irrigated linseed in Central Plain Zone of Uttar Pradesh.

Technologies included in Saghan Padhatiyan published by state Government

• Spray Imazathapyre 10 EC @750-1000ml (75-100 gram a.i.) per hectare in standing crop of zaid moong at 20-25 DAS to manage weeds (Zaid Phaslon Ki Saghan Padhatiyan, 2018).
• Four cropping systems viz, Hybrid paddy-wheat, Hybrid paddy-wheat –Moong, Maize-Garlic-Moong and Maize-Potato-Onion cropping systems for central plain zone of UP.(Karif Phaslon Ki Saghan Padhatiyan).

Project wise brief Achievements

AICRP- IFS

Experiment no. 1 (A):

• Hy. Rice-Wheat cropping system has proved its excellence over Hy. Maize-Wheat cropping System in respect of NMR.
• Maize (cob) – Potato + Mustard – Okra crop sequence (T9) excelled all the cropping systems in respect of total biological yield (256.04 q/ha REY), Net monetary return (Rs 3, 63, 556 Rs./ha) and B:C ratio (3.96).
• Hy. Maize + Black gram – Chickpea + Linseed – Green Gram (G+R) (T4) with 165.89 q/ha REY and Rs 2, 28, 889 Rs/ha NMR.
• Maize + Cowpea – Oat – Sweet Sorghum (T8) cropping system evaluated keeping in view the requirements of green fodder round the year gave lowest REY (59.55 q/ha), NMR (Rs 40299 Rs/ha) and B:C ratio 1.55.

IFS Model:

• Three component i.e. crop production dairy and horticulture are running in one ha land allotted for IFS model. Total net income of Rs. 1, 84, 505.00 was recorded from on station model. During the year net income of Rs. 45,015.00 from crop production unit, Rs. 1, 36, 366.00 from Dairy Unit and Rs. 3,124.00 from Horticulture unit.
• In IFS model total 9267.6 kg CO2-e GHG emission was recorded as a source and total 37309.8 kg CO2-e GHG as Sinked, Thus -28042.2 kg CO2-e GHG was neutralized in the atmosphere.

OFR-1 Experiment:

• Grain yield of Rice (6755 kg/ha) and Wheat (4763 kg/ha) were recorded the highest under T6 (NPK + Zn) followed by T5 (Recommended dose of NPK).
• Net return Rs 139119/ha was recorded maximum with T6 followed by Rs. 127576/ha under T5 .
• The increase in the grain yield of Rice and wheat were observed 34.61% and 29.88% higher over farmers practices.
• The increase in the NET RETURN of the system was observed 58.70% higher over farmers practices.
• T6 also enriched the soil as compare to other treatments.

OFR-2 Experiment:

• Two existing farming system prevailed in 24 household, the highest net Income (Rs. 113290.00) was registered under Crop + Dairy + Horticulture farming system occupied 0.6 ha average land holding followed by crop + Dairy (Rs.102413.00) practiced having 0.8 ha Av. holding.
• After Diversification and interventions in existing farming system during Second year the annual household income was increased 57.66% to 63.43% over bench Mark.

OFR-3 Experiment:

• Six crop + dairy and six crop + dairy + horticulture farming system’s farmers, each two from six villages were selected.
• After Constraints analysis, interventions in crop production, Livestock were made
• The average household income of Rs. 163759.00 was recorded in second year with average land holding of 1.32 ha in crop + dairy system which was found 55% higher than benchmark income Rs 105925.00
• Average household income of Rs. 153754.00 was recorded in second year with average land holding of 0.92 ha in crop + dairy + horticulture system which was found 63% higher than benchmark income Rs. 94229.00

On Farm Research, Tharion, Fatehpur

OFR 1: Response of nutrients in predominant Rice-Wheat Cropping system on farmers’ fields.

• The highest yield of Paddy (6755 kg/hal and Wheat (4763 kg/hal as well as Net return (Rs 139119/ha) were recorded under Te (NPK + Zn) followed by 6253 kg/ha Paddy, 4542 kg/ha Wheat and Rs. 127576/ha NMR under T 5 (NPK) treatment. The highest B: C ratio (2.90) was also obtained under Ts (NPK + Zn) followed by B: C ratio (2.78) with the application of Recommended NPK fertilization (T 5).
• The highest nutrient concentration and uptake in grain and straw of rice and wheat were recorded under the treatment NPK + Zn (Te).
• More than Sufficient nutrients concentration under the treatment NPK & Zn was registered in Grain and Straw of both the crops which could be beneficial for human and live stock health.

OFR 2 : Diversification of existing farming systems under marginal house hold conditions

• Among two existing farming systems prevailed in 24 household, the highest net Income (Rs. 113290.00) was registered under Crop + Dairy + Horticulture farming system with 0.6 ha average land holding followed by Crop + Dairy (Rs. 102413.00) practiced in 0.8 ha (2018-19).
• In all two prevailed farming systems, low cost intervention in existing crop production and live stock were done.
• After diversification, interventions and innovations in existing farming systems during second year (2018-19). the annual household income was increased by 57.66% to 63.43.78% over bench Mark.

OFR 3: On farm evaluation of farming system modules for improving the Profitability of small and marginal households.

• Six small farmers in crop + dairy farming system and six marginal farmers (crop + dairy + horticulture), each two from six villages were selected. The average land holding of the farmers was 1.32 ha and 0.92 ha respectively.
• After Constraints analysis, interventions in crop production, livestock and horticulture were made.
• The average household income of Rs. 163759.00 was recorded in second year with average land holding of 1.3 ha in crop + dairy system which was found 55% higher than benchmark income Rs 105925.00 and average household income of Rs. 153754.00 was recorded in second year with average land holding of 0.9 ha in crop + dairy + horticulture system which was found 63% higher than benchmark income Rs. 94229.00

Genetic Stock: Nil 2019-20

Variety Developed: Nil

Technology Developed: IFS model developed by AICRP-IFS has fmd place in Kharif Saghan Padhattiya 2019, published by Directorate of Agriculture Lucknow, UP

All India Coordinated Research Project Agrometeorology

Weather characterization:

• Analysed district wise Agro climatic onset of different districts of Uttar Pradesh. Kashganj observed late onset of 6 days, Badaun 7 days, Etah, Bareilly, Mahoba 8 days, Shajhanpur, and Farrukhabad 10 days, Sitapur and Jalaun 11 days, Hapur and Fatehpur 12 days from start. The rest of the district received 15-29 days late agro climatic onset from the starting date.
• In Kanpur region, out of the 49 years, no drought was occurred in 41 years (84% ), moderate drought in 7 year (14%) and severe drought in 1 year (2% ) was noticed during 1971 to 2019.
• In Kanpur region, out of 49 years, 31 years were observed as agriculture drought year during kharif season. Agriculture drought was prolonged up to 12 meteorological weeks from 31 to 42 in 1979, while, rainfall was discontinued during 13 weeks in Kharif season of the year 1974 and 2015.
• The deviation of annual rainfall was seen in decreasing trend from the normal rainfall during the decade 2001-2010 and 2011-2019 whereas, the initial decade 1971-1980, 1981-1990 and 1991-2000 observed higher decadal rainfall over normal. The annual decadal rainfall trend was observed in descending order from higher to lower. The data also revealed that decadal winter season rainfall showed erratic pattern, whereas, rainfall during Summer season is in increasing pattern from initial decade 1971-1980 to 2011-2019.
• Decadal South-west and Post monsoon rainfall decreased continuously from initial to last decade. This showed that both South-west and post monsoon rainfall shifted towards summer and winter season rainfall.

Crop Weatther Relationship

Rice

• Timely planted (02 July) crop when temperature and rainfall during planting, PI and milking period was estimated 31.7,34.5 and 34.80C (Tmax.), 25.7, 23.3 and 21.0 0C (Tmin.) and 50.3, 138.8 and 51.2mm ( RF) at respective stages proved to be optimum and produces the highest grain (43.5 q/ha), straw yield (64.2 q/ha) and harvest index (40.3 %).Hence 02 July transplanting of rice was significantly superior as compared to other two dates of planting viz; 12 July and 22 July.
• Among the varieties NDR-359 gave 18.3 %, 12.3% and 11.5 % higher grain yield as compared to CSR-27, Sarjoo-52, and Swarna, respectively. The grain yield gradually decreased by 10 days delayed over 02 July, was recorded 11.1% and 31.0 % yield.
• It can say that first week of July is better(normal date of planting) for plantation of paddy and NDR -359 is superior amog the four tested varieties for Central part of U.P.

Maize

• The highest maize seed yield (62.6 q/ha) was obtained in 19th June early sowing as compared to 29th June (57.6 q/ha) and 09th July (49.4 q/ha) sowing. The optimum maximum and minimum temperature at different phonological stages was received in early sown crop.
• The higher heat unit i.e. 156.3, 646.0,103.9, and 233.70Cdays was recorded during emergence, knee high, 50% silking and dough stages, respectively, in timely sown crop as compared to subsequent 10 day delayed sowing.

Wheat

• The analysis of five year weather and crop data revealed that the higher maximum and minimum temperature during vegetative stage of wheat varieties (HD-2967, HD-2733, K-307 and K-9107) showed significant positive correlation (R2 = 0.31 & 0.028, respectively) while negative Correlation was found when temperature (Max.& Min.) was higher during reproductive stage (R2 = 0.53 & 0.81).
• At vegetative stage, unit increase in maximum temperature enhanced wheat yield by 0.25 t./ha while unit increase in minimum temperature decreased the wheat yield by 0.14 t./ha.
• Unit increase in maximum and minimum temperature during reproductive stage decreased wheat yield by 0.22 and 0.34 t./ha, respectively.

GKMS Project

• Under the Gramin Krishi Mausam Sewa project (GKMS) is issuing crop and location specific weather based agro advisories for the benefit of farming community on every Tuesday and Friday along with occurrence of extreme weather events. Farmers can register through the website of Agrimet Division (www.imdagrimet.gov.in) to utilize these services by visiting the following link:
  http://imdagrimet.gov.in/farmer/FarmerRegistrationFrontpage/welcome.php
• District level weather forecast for next 5-days in respect of Rainfall, maximum temperature, minimum temperature, wind speed, wind direction, relative humidity and clouds, weekly cumulative rainfall and Crop specific advisories are provided to farmers.
• We are continuously in providing crop specific advisories to the farmers through different print/visual/Radio/ IT based media including short message service (SMS) and Interactive Voice Response Service (IVRS) facilitating for appropriate field level actions.
• Weather forecast based agromet advisories are disseminated through MKisan portal launched by Ministry of Agriculture and also under public private partner. More than 576708 farmers of 17th districts of central Uttar Pradesh have been farmer registered in mKisan Portal and they are regularly receiving text and voice SMS through mKisan Portal.
• The weather based agromet advisories helped in increasing yield and controlling disease and pest infestation of crops.
• Weather based agromet advisories are disseminated through Meghdoot app launched by Ministry of earth Science, IMD and ICAR and also under public private partner.
• The registered farmers receiving SMS through the mKisan portal every Tuesday & Friday. Total five SMS is sent per month. The total 576708 farmer getting advantage of valuable weather based information for conducting further agronomical practices by SMS.
• The meghdoot app helps farmers to manage crops & livestock better because weather based agromet advisory provided on app is a quick way to disseminate the forecast based agriculture.
• Agromet advisory bulletin of District level and block level are uploading to the site of IMD http://agromet.imd.gov.in/ and http://www.imdagrimet.gov.in/ every Tuesday and Friday.
• Daily weather data is being updated on this site http://www.imdagrimet.gov.in/ everyday.
• Agromet advisory bulletin of District level and block level are uploading to the mail i.e. agrimet_pune@yahoo.com, agrimet_information@yahoo.com, lata.vishnoi@gmail.com.
• Weather data is sent to all Newspaper Journalist through whats app group of agrometeorology “CSA Weather Information”.
• Farmers also get weather information details by phone & news paper.
• Farmers feedback is also been collected through telephonic and whatsapp message about the profit/loss occurred due to agromet advisory bulletin.

FASAL Project

• Timely forecast Kharif season (2019) at F1, F2 and F3 stage crop forecast of Rice crop of 12 District viz Kanpur, Kanpur Dehat, Unnao, Lucknow, Etawah, Mainpuri, Mathura, Auriya, Agra, Kannauj and Farrukhabad with validation of + 10 error percentage by using SPSS statistical and DSSAT model has been done and submitted to India Meteorological Department and MNCFC, New Delhi for estimation crop value for better income of the farmers by Indian government.
• Timely forecast of Rabi season (2019-20) at F1, F2 and F3 stage crop forecast of Wheat and mustard of 14 District Kanpur, Kanpur Dehat, Unnao, Lucknow, Etawah, Mainpuri, Mathura, Auriya, Agra, Kannauj, Farrukhabad, Firozabad, Hathrus and Hardoi with validation of + 10 error percentage by using SPSS statistical and DSSAT model has been done and submitted to India Meteorological Department and MNCFC, New Delhi for estimation crop value for better income of the farmers by Indian government.

Major Extension achievements

Participation as a resource person in Kisan Mela, trainings radio talk and meetings.

The faculty of the department use to deliver lectures in different programme organized by university/and interaction with formers and also demonstrate the advance technique in departmental pandal.

Research paper (NAAS rating journals/ abstract/ popular article/ book/ book chapter etc. published

Research papers :

Conference articles:

• NAUSHAD KHAN, AJAY KUMAR, C.B. SINGH, SANJIV KUMAR, VIJAY DUBEY AND GENDAN LAL (2019) “Assessing the impact of thermal regimes in wheat yield predication in Central Plain Zone of Uttar Pradesh” National Conference on Plant health Management for Eco friendly and Sustainable Agriculture (IPSMEZCON-2019). PP-109, 25-26 November, 2019.
• NAUSHAD KHAN, AJAY KUMAR, C.B. SINGH AND GENDAN LAL (2020) “Production potential studies of chickpea varieties under variable weather conditions of Central Plain Zone of Uttar Pradesh”. ISPP North Zonal Seminar on Crop productivity and stress Management. PP-4 Feb., 2020
• NAUSHAD KHAN, AJAY KUMAR AND PROMOD KUMAR (2020) “Studies of herbicide combination for controlling mixed weed flora in irrigated wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) under changing climate condition of Central Plain Zone of Uttar Pradesh”. ISPP North Zonal Seminar on crop productivity and stress Management. PP-67 Feb., 2020
• NAUSHAD KHAN, AJAY KUMAR, VIJAY DUBEY, SANJIV KUMAR, C.B. SINGH, AND DIGVIJAY DUBEY (2019) “Estimated yield forecasting of rice for central Uttar Pradesh using statistical modal” Acceptance for poster presentation and invitation to attend the National Seminar on Agometeorological Interventions for Enhancing Farmers Income (AGMET-2020) dated on 20-22 January, 2020.
• AMRENDRA YADAV, A.K. SINGH, S.B.YADAV AND AJAY KUMAR (2020) “Studies on crop weather ineraction in the Indian mustard (Brassica Juncea L.) crop in eastern plain zone” Acceptance for poster presentation and invitation to attend the National Seminar on Agometeorological Interventions for Enhancing Farmers Income (AGMET-2020) dated on 20-22 January, 2020.
• Naushad Khan, Ajay Kumar, C.B. Singh, Gendan lal, Shivam Mishra and Shubham Singh (2020) Presented orally research paper entitled “Farmers feedback about the agro mat advisory services during lockdown (covid 19)” at Kanpur Dehat’ in oral session Theme 7 of the NATIONAL WEBCON on Agricultural Production & support system managing Covid 19 pandemic: Experience sharing & Strategies, during 6-8 May, 2020 and got IIIrd best oral presentation award.
• Sanjiv Kumar, Naushad Khan, Ajay Kumar, and S.P. Kushwaha (2020). Presented poster research paper entitled “Weather Based Agromet Advisory Bulletin to the farmers under Gramin Krishi Mausam Seva (GKMS) project during lockdown period (Covid-19) at Kanpur Region of Uttar Pradesh” in poster session Theme 7 of the NATIONAL WEBCON on Agricultural Production & support system managing Covid-19 pandemic: Experience sharing & Strategies, during 6-8 May, 2020 and got IIIrd best poster presentation.

Book Chapters

• Harshita Sharma, Ram Pyare and Priyanka (2019). “Fertigation in Horticultural Crops” Chapter in book “Innovative Horticultural Practices” by Shashank Shekhar Solankey, Meenakshi Kumari & Manoj Kumar published by Narendra Publishing House (India)
• Fertigation in Horticultural Crops (2019). Harshita Sharma, Ram Pyare and Priyanka, Innovative Horticultural Practices, Editor: Shashank Shekhar Solankey, Meenakshi Kumari and Manoj Kumar, Narendra Publishing House (India).
• Naushad Khan and Karam Husain (2019). “Basic Principles of Crop Production”, chapter in book, “Hand book of Plant Sciences” published by Kalyani publication, New Delhi. pp 21-37. ISBN-978-93-5359-264-6.

Awards:

Dr. Karam Husain

Dr. Sanjiv Kumar (Professor)

• Astha Foundation Distinguished Scientist Award-2020. International conference (CRISAAS-2019) ICAR-NAARM, Rajendranagar Hyderabad, Telangana on 20-22 October, 2019
• Life Time Achievement Award (2020). Academy for Environment and Life Sciences, Agra for outstanding contribution in the field of Agronomy during the conference held at Department of Botany, St. John’s College, Agra on 22-23rd Feb., 2020.

Dr. Ram Pyare (Professor)

• Excellence Teaching Award 2019, Samagra Vikas Society (SNWS), India on the occasion of International Conference on Advances in Agriculture and Allied Science Research during 23-24 Feb., 2019 at Rama University Kanpur
• Bioved Distinguished Service Award-2020 by Bioved Technology & Sciences, Prayagraj, UP on the occasion of National Conference on Technological Approaches for Enhancement of Employment during 02-04 March, 2020 at Rama University, Kanpur.

Dr. Dhananjai Singh (Associate Professor)

• Eminent Scientist Award-2019 by Samagra Vikas Welfare Society (SVWS), India on the occasion of International Conference on Advances in Agriculture and Allied Science Research during 23-24 Feb., 2019 at Rama University Kanpur.
• Distinguish Service Award-2020 by Bioved Research Institute of Agriculture, Technology & Sciences 103/42 M.L.N. Road, Allahabad, “Technological Approaches for Enhancement of Employment and Income in Agriculture” scheduled to be held on March 02-04, 2020 at Auditorium, Rama University, Kanpur

Dr. V.K. Verma (Associate Professor)

• Eminent Scientist Award-2019 by Samagra Vikas Welfare Society (SVWS), India on the occasion of International Conference on Advances in Agriculture and Allied Science Research during 23-24 Feb., 2019 at Rama University Kanpur.
• Distinguish Service Award-2020 by Bioved Research Institute of Agriculture, Technology & Sciences 103/42 M.L.N. Road, Allahabad, “Technological Approaches for Enhancement of Employment and Income in Agriculture” scheduled to be held on March 02-04, 2020 at Auditorium, Rama University, Kanpur

Dr. Naushad Khan (Associate Professor)

• Appreciation/ Recognition President SRMR, Bharatpur, Rajasthan-2019 Dedicated help in successful organization of 4th National Brassica Conference held during 1-3 Feb, 2019 at CSAU, Kanpur.
• Best Oral Presentation Award-2019 Agriculture University, Kota, Rajasthan For oral presentation of research paper “Effect of planting patterns and weed control practices on onion under Central Plain Zone of UP” in National seminar “Doubling farmers income in garlic, onion, potato production and post harvest management under climate change” held at KVK, Antah, Agriculture University, Kota during 27-28 Jan. 2019.
• Best Teacher Award (2020). Academy for Environment and Life Sciences, Agra for outstanding contribution in the field of Agronomy during the conference held at St. John’s College, Agra on 23rd Feb., 2020.
• Best Oral Presentation Award-2020, CSAUA&T, Kanpur For Oral presentation of Research Paper “Farmers Feedback about the Agromet-Advisory Services During COVID-19 Lockdown at Kanpur Dehat” held at CSAUA&T, Kanpur During 6-8 May, 2020.
• Award of Excellence-2019 CSAUA&T, Kanpur Development of Agro-techniques and Agromet Advisory dissemination to the farmers

Books / Bulletins:

• Naushad Khan, Ajay Kumar, C.B. Singh, Vijay Dubey, Karam Husain and P Vijaya Kumar (2019). “Success stories of farmers in climate Resilient Agriculture” under National Innovation on climate Resilient Agriculture.
• Naushad Khan, Karam Husain, M.Z. Siddiqui, Sanjiv Kumar, Vijay Dubey and R.A. Yadav (2019) “Practical manual of Experimental Meteorology”,
• Karam Husain, Naushad Khan, Vijay Dubey, Ajay Kumar, K.K. Singh and A.K. Baxla (2019). Agro advisory Service Bulletin under Gramin Krishi Mausam Seva (in press).

Practical manual

• Uma Shanker Tiwari, Karam Husain, Naushad Khan, (2019) “Practical manual on principles and Practices of soil fertility and Nutrient Management”
• Verma V.K., Singh Dhananjai, Husain Karan, Pyare Ram, Kumar Sanjeev (2019). A practical manual of weed management. Department of Agronomy, C.S. Azad University of Agriculture & Technology, Kanpur, p-134.
• Singh Raj Bahadur, Pyare Ram, Singh Dhananjai, Awasthi Nimisha, Singh Arvind Kumar (2019). Practical manual student READY, C.S.A. University of Agriculture & Technology, Kanpur p-93.
• Naushad Khan, Karam Husain, M.Z. Siddiqui, Sanjiv Kumar, Vijay Dubey and R.A. Yadav (2019) “Practical manual of Experimental Meteorology”,

Books / Bulletins:

• Karam Husain, Naushad Khan, Vijay Dubey, Ajay Kumar, K.K. Singh and A.K. Baxla (2019). Agro advisory Service Bulletin for farmers of Central Plain Zone of UP under Gramin Krishi Mausam Seva. Published by University Press.
• Naushad Khan, Ajay Kumar, C.B. Singh, Vijay Dubey, Karam Husain and P Vijaya Kumar (2019). “Success stories of farmers in climate Resilient Agriculture” under National Innovation on climate Resilient Agriculture. Published by University Press
• Nausad Khan and Karam Husain 2019 Basic Principles of crop production Edited by Prof. Rajendra Kumar Yadava Published by Kalyani Publisher : 21-37

Popular Article

• Naushad Khan, Promod Kumar, Somendra Verma & Ravi Kesh Kumar (2019)” Qly vo’ks”k izcU/ku %e`nk ,oa i;kZoj.k LokLF; dk ,d vk/kkj” published in Modern Kheti, Rural Agricultural Hindi fortnightly Magazine, Noida PP-Vol-17, No.19, 15 Nov, 2019. PP-49-52.
• Promod Kumar, Naushad Khan, Ravikesh Kumar and Naveen Kumar (2019) “gkbMªkstsy&izfrcwan vf/kd Qly mit izkIr djus dk ,d mRre rjhdk” published in Modern Kheti, Rural Agricultural Hindi Fortnightly, Magazine, Noida Vol-18, No. 20, 30 Nov, 2019 : PP-48-50.
• Naushad Khan and Promod Kumar, (2019). “xsgw¡ es [kjirokj dh leL;k ,oa mldk izcU/ku” published in Madhya Bharat Krishak Bharti Hindi Monthly Patrika, Gualior, M.P., Nov, 2019. PP-13.
• Naushad Khan and Promod Kumar (2019) ^^/kku dh lh/kh cqokbZ es [kjirokj leL;k ,oa mldk izcU/ku” published in Madhya Bharat Krishak Bharti Hindi Monthly Patrika, Gualior, (M.P.), August, 2019, PP-08.
• Promod Kumar, Naushad Khan, Prashant Dev Singh and Anad Singh (2019). “gjh [kkn % e`nk LokLF; dk ,d vko’;d vk/kkj” published in Madhya Bharat Krishak Bharti Hindi Monthly Patrika, Gualior, M.P., September, 2019. PP-29.
• Naushad Khan, Promod Kumar, Somendra Verma, Ashwani Kumar and Avinash Patel (2019). “cnyrs ekSle dk d`f”k ij izHkko”, published in Krishi Shodh Darpan- Quaterly Hindi Patrika by ICAR-ATARI, Kanpur, Vol-II, December, 2019. PP 16-22, ISBN-978-81-904444-4-6.
• Promod Kumar, Naushad Khan, Ashwani Kumar & Prashant Dev Singh (2019). “ck;kspj % ,d tSfod e`nk LokLF; o/kZd” published in Krishi Shodh Darpan- Quaterly Hindi Patrika by ICAR-ATARI, Kanpur, Vol-II, December, 2019. PP 54-55, ISBN-978-81-904444-4-6.
• Promod Kumar, Naushad Khan, Kairovin Lakra (2019). ) “ xsgw¡ dh vf/kd QlyksRiknu gsrq flpkbZ vkSj [kjirokj izcU/ku ,oa mudk egRo” published in M.A.C. Krishi Jagran- Vol.25, 12 December, 2019 by J.C.B.L. group. PP-28-30. ISSN-2455-1074.
• Promod Kumar, Naushad Khan and Praveen Kumar“ xsgw¡ ds ekek [kjirokj fu;U=.k ds izHkkoh mik;” published in Madhya Bharat Krishak Bharti Hindi Monthly Patrika, Gualior, (M.P.), January, 2020, PP-19.
• Naushad Khan (2020) “Hkkjrh; d`f”k dh pqukSfr;ka % d`f”k ij c<+rh tula[;k dh fuHkZjrk” published in Khetikhalihan, January, 2020 PP-02.
• Naushad Khan (2020) “xfeZ;ks esa ewaxQyh dh Qly” published in Khetikhalihan, April, 2020 PP-12.
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• Mrida Swastbya evam Pravandhan: U S Tiwari, Karam Husain, Rakesh Kumar Pandey and Jitendra singh; Krishak Bharti Rabi Visheshank-2019, Page: 54-59

Inaugration of New building

Visit of Agromet Observatory by Hon’ble Vice Chancellor

Visit Students’ Instructional farm by Hon’ble Vice Chancellor

Visit Kisan Mela by Hon’ble Vice Chancellor

Capacity Building Program by AICRPAM-NICRA, 2019