Research Stations
DIRECTORATE OF RESEARCH
About the Directorate
Well-designed research system plays a pivotal role in addressing the problems of the farming community and enable the farmers to boost up their production through horizontal and vertical expansion. The emphasis on demand-driven and farmer-centric research can help in development of technologies to be readily accepted by farming community. The Directorate of Research of OUAT is the nodal agency to undertake and monitor the research activities of the University. The university research system moves with a mission for:
- Developing dynamic agriculture and allied sector research system for protocol development and its implementation to obtain impact on farmers income and institutional settings and
- Bringing change in quality life of farmers through advance agriculture and allied sectors research
During last 5 decades, the University has generated several sustainable technologies, which have helped to increase the production and productivity of crops and commodities. There has been development of new crop varieties in various field crops, vegetable crops, spices and fruit crops. Adoption of high yielding varieties and new technologies had enabled the farmers to increase production and generate additional income.
The University undertakes fundamental, applied and adaptive research in all the 10 Agro-climatic zones of the state with an objective of generating location specific technologies for higher production and productivity in agriculture and allied sectors. The research activities are carried out in 8 Regional Research and Technology Transfer Stations (RRTTS), 4 Regional Research and Technology Transfer Substations (RRTTSS), 7 Commodity Research Centers. In addition to this, 52 All India Co-ordinated Research Projects and other GOI, RKVY, collaborative research projects are in operation with financial support from ICAR, Govt. of India, State Government and several other external funding agencies.
Contact details:
Directorate of Research,
Administrative building
Odisha University of Agriculture and Technology
Bhubaneswar-751003
Ph. 0674-2397692 (Off)
EPABX-2397818, Extn. 134
Fax No.0674-2397692
E-Mail: deanresearchouat[at]gmail[dot]com, deanresearch_03[at]hotmail[dot]com
Research Stations in different agro-climatic zones
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Agro-Climatic zone |
Name of the Research |
District |
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NORTH WESTERN PLATEAU ZONE |
RRTTSS, Kirei |
Sundergarh |
2 |
NORTH CENTRAL PLATEAU ZONE |
RRTTS, Keonjhar |
Keonjhar |
3 |
NORTH EASTERN COASTAL PLAIN ZONE |
RRTTS, Ranital |
Bhadrak |
RRTTSS, Motto |
Bhadrak |
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4 |
EAST AND SOUTH EASTERN COASTAL PLAIN ZONE |
RRTTS, Bhubaneswar |
Khurda |
JRS, Kendrapara |
Kendrapara |
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CPR, Berhampur |
Ganjam |
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SRS, Nayagarh |
Nayagarh |
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5 |
NORTH EASTERN GHAT ZONE |
RRTTS, G.Udayagiri |
Kandhamal |
CRS (Dryland Research) |
Phulbani |
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6 |
EASTERN GHAT HIGH LAND ZONE |
RRTTS, Semiliguda |
Koraput |
RRTTSS, Umerkote |
Nawarangapur |
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CRS(Rice), Jeypore |
Koraput |
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HARS(Spices), Pottangi |
Koraput |
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SOUTH EASTERN GHAT ZONE |
RRTTSS, Kalimela |
Malkangiri |
8 |
WESTERN UNDULATING ZONE |
RRTTS, Bhawanipatna |
Kalahandi |
9 |
WEST CENTRAL TABLE LAND ZONE |
RRTTS, Chiplima |
Sambalpur |
Gambharipalli Seed Farm |
Baragarh |
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10 |
MID-CENTRAL TABLE LAND ZONE |
RRTTS, Mahisapat |
Dhenkanal |
About Dean with contact details
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Dr. Kanduri Charan Barik Dean of Research Odisha University of Agriculture and Technology Mob No: +91 9438910394 E-mail: barik.kanduri0@gmail.com Dr. K. C. Barik is basically a Professor in Agronomy and acting Dean for Research of the University. He is a class of 1999 Ph. D from G. B. Pant University of Ag. & Tech. He has a long-drawn rich experience in teaching, research, extension and seed production activities for 33 years. He has been involved in research management and monitoring since 2015.
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Detailed staff position at the Directorate
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Name |
Designation |
E mail id |
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Dr. Tapash Kumar Mishra |
ADR(Seeds) |
tkm[dot]cuttack[at]gmail[dot]com |
02 |
Dr. Susanta Kumar Swain |
Sr Extension Specialist |
skswain67[at]gmail[dot]com |
03 |
Dr. Niranjan Panigrahi |
Sr. Scientist (SWCE) |
n[dot]panigrahy[at]gmail[dot]com |
04 |
Sri Ramesh Chandra Padhi |
Senior Steno |
deandrrcp[at]gmail[dot]com |
05 |
Sri Bijaya Kumar Mohanty |
Senior Steno |
bijayakumarmohanty[dot]11[at]gmail[dot]com |
06 |
Ch. Manoj Kumar Mohanty |
Superintendent (L-II) |
cmk[dot]mohanty[at]gmail[dot]com |
07 |
Smt. Pratima Paltasingh |
Junior Diarist |
- |
08 |
Sri Bishnu Prasad Jena |
Driver |
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09 |
Sri Laxman Kumar Mallick |
Peon |
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10 |
Sri Debendra Ku. Mohanty |
Ex-Sr. Asst. (Retd.) |
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About all projects (AICRPs/ AINPs)
Title of the project |
AICRP on Agrometeorology |
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About the project |
Year of establishment- 1995 Mandates-
Main focus of research: To reduce weather related risk in agriculture and enhance production &income of farmers through Agrometeorological research and advisory services. |
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. Tushar Ranjan Mohanty |
Agrometeorologist |
Agronomy |
bbs[dot]aicrpam[at]gmail[dot]com |
Mrs. Suryakanti Mallick |
Field Assistant |
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bbs[dot]aicrpam[at]gmail[dot]com |
Activities |
Study of Agricultural climate in relation to crop planning and assessment of crop production potentials. Establishment of crop-weather relationships for all the major rainfed and irrigated crops. Study the influence of weather on the incidence of pests & diseases of field crops. Provide weather based agro advisories using medium range weather forecasts & ICT. |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
Verification of Simulated growth and yield of Kharif rice varieties transplanted under different dates, Performance of six Kharif paddy varieties under rainfed condition, Long term analysis of Rainfall pattern of Odisha, Issue of agro advisory bulletins. |
Title of the project |
All India Coordinated Research Project on Cashew |
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About the project |
All India Co-ordinated Research Project (AICRP) on Cashew was established in Odisha during 5th Five Year Plan period (1975) with head quarter at Bhubaneswar under Odisha University of Agriculture and Technology (OUAT), Bhubaneswar which was the starting point of cashew research in Odisha. The mandates of the project are :
The project has contributed immensely towards the development of cashew cultivation in the state. The project is mainly doing research on crop improvement, crop management and crop protection in cashew. The research station has released three numbers of cashew varieties (1 selection and 2 hybrids) viz. Bhubaneswar-1, Jagannatha (BH-6) and Balabhadra (BH-85). Bhubaneswar-1 a selection from WBDC-5(V-36/3) was released during the year 1989. Two cashew hybrids viz. Jagannatha (Bhubaneswar cluster-2 x VTH-711/4) and Balabhadra (Bhubaneswar-1 x BPP-8) were released by State Variety Release Committee during the year 2008 and recommended for cultivation in the state of Odisha. Breeding programme is continuing and efforts are on for release of varieties in near future. Besides this, the project has developed a number of agro-techniques in cashew. Scheduling fertilizer application in cashew (500:250:250 g NPK plant-1). High density planting (5m x 4m) and fertilizer management (150: 50:50 NPK kg ha-1) gives 106% more yield than normal density (200 plants ha-1) up to 7th harvest. Intercropping with colocasia is reported to give highest return per unit area. Application of organic treatments, 25% N as FYM + Recycling of organic residue + In situ green manuring/green leaf manuring +Bio-Fertilizer Consortium(200gm) is proved to be better than inorganic source of nutrients. Now the research on standardization of agro-techniques for Ultra High Density Planting in cashew is going on.
Tea Mosquito Bug(TMB) and Cashew Stem and Root Borer(CSRB) are the two major pest of cashew in Odisha. Application of Lambda-cyhalothrin (0.003%) followed by Profenophous 50EC @0.05% or vice versa at flushing and flowering stages is recommended for the management of Tea Mosquito Bug and other foliage and flowering insect pest of cashew in the state. For control of Cashew Stem and Root Borer, phyto-sanitation followed by application of Chlorpyriphos 20 EC @ 0.2% as swabbing/spot drenching after removal/destroy of grubs and other pest stages was found most effective in minimizing the re-infestation and also proved economical. |
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. Pramod Kumar Panda |
Horticulturist and Officer-in-Charge |
Horticulture |
pkpandaouat[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr.(Mrs.) KabitaSethi |
Junior Horticulturist |
Horticulture |
kabitasethiouat[at]gmail[dot]com |
Mrs.Suprity Bhuyan |
Senior Technical Assistant |
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Sri Dhanurjaya Almango |
Grafter |
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Activities |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
3. Crop Protection
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Title of the project |
All India Coordinated Research Project on Castor |
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About the project |
The All India Coordinated Research Project on Castor started functioning at Regional Research Station, Semiliguda in Koraput district of Odisha in the year 1987. Due to severe botrytis problem, the project was shifted to Bhawanipatna and is functioning at RRTTS, Bhawanipatna since Kharif, 1994. The project has the following mandates :
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Mr. Susanta Kumar Mohanty |
Junior Breeder and Officer-in-Charge |
Plant Breeding and Genetics |
susantamohanty[dot]2008[at]rediffmail[dot]com |
Activities |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
Two castor hybrids i.e. PCH-111 released from AICRP on Castor, RARS, Palem, Telengana and DCH-177 released from IIOR, Hyderabad are suitable for cultivation in rainfed uplands of Odisha. In an experiment in 2019-20, the castor hybrids PCH-111 and DCH-177 recorded 104 % and 96.8% higher seed yield than the local castor variety ‘Chitki local’ and were having 47.66% and 47.18% oil content as against 47.22% oil in chitki local. The castor hybrid ‘OBCH-1’ developed by AICRP on Castor, Bhawanipatna in collaboration with IIOR, Hyderabad recorded seed yield of 1626 kg/ha as against 1454kg/ha in PCH-111 , 1403kg/ha in DCH-177 and 713 kg/ha in Chitki Local indicating 11.9%, 15.9% and 128 % higher seed yield than PCH-111, DCH-177 and Chitki Local, respectively. OBCH-1 is having maximum oil content (48.39%) as against 47.66% in PCH-111, 46.18% in DCH-177 and 46.22% in Chitki Local. ‘OBCH-1’ is included under state multilocation trial for its state release proposal in future. Thirteen inbred lines(Monoecious lines) of castor were isolated in F9 generation during 2019-20 which are to be tested for their purity and performance during 2020-21. |
Title of the project |
AICRP on Cotton, Bhawanipatna |
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About the project |
All India Coordinated Research Project on Cotton was sanctioned for the state of Odisha vide letter No. CPA/16/99/2412 of the Project Coordinator (Cotton) and came into operation from 01.01.2000 at two places, i.e., Umerkote and Bhawanipatna under OUAT. Now it is functioning at one place, i.e., Bhawanipatna in the district of Kalahandi since March, 2003. This centre is considered to be in the central zone in the AICRP on Cotton set up and caters to the needs of the cotton farmers of all the cotton growing districts of Odisha. Mandates:
Main focus of research:
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. Bhabani Shankar Nayak |
OIC & Jr. Scientist (Agronomy) |
Agronomy |
bsnayak2007[at]rediffmail[dot]com |
Mr. Niranjan Mandi |
Jr. Entomologist |
Agricultural Entomology |
nirumandi[dot]ento[at]gmail[dot]com |
Activities |
A. Research: Total 17 numbers of experiments were conducted during the year 2019-20 under three disciplines- (a) Plant Breeding- 1. Br 02a (N): Initial Evaluation Trial G. hirsutum-Irrigated 2. Br 06a (N):Initial Evaluation of Compact genotype under irrigated condition 3. Br 03a (Z):Preliminary Varietal Trial G. hirsutum –Irrigated 4. Br 04a (Z):Coordinated Varietal Trial G. hirsutum- Irrigated 5. Br 06a (Z): Coordinated varietal trial of Compact genotype under irrigated condition (b) Agronomy- 6. Agro-I A: Agronomic requirements of promising pre-released/recently released hirsutum genotypes of cotton 7. Agro-IIIB: Enhancing nitrogen use efficiency in cotton 8. Agro-IV- Technology for organic cotton production 9. Agronomy VI: Labour saving techniques in Cotton cultivation. 10. Agro. X: Effect of bio stimulant on growth and development of cotton 11. Effect of foliar nutrition on yield attributes and seed cotton yield of hybrid cotton (Gossypium hirsutum) under rainfed ecosystem (c) Entomology- 12. Ent.1 (a): Screening of breeding materials for resistance to insect pests 13. Ent. 2: Seasonal dynamics of insect population to develop suitable forecasting model. 14. Ent. 4: Estimation of yield losses and management of cotton pink bollworm. 15. Ent.5: Validation of IPM module for cotton insect pests. 16. Integrated pest management in cotton under high density planting system (HDPS) 17. Management of cotton Mealy bug (Phenococcus solenopsis ) in hybrid cotton in western undulating zone of Odisha. Apart from conducting experiments, about 150 germplasms of cotton having good quality attributes are maintained in the station. The breeding programmes are carried out for development of new entries for submission to the coordinated trials. B. Extension: i) Survey in the farmers fields during the crop season regarding different problems and providing relevant recommendations through weekly advisories. ii) Participation in different farmers training programmes organized by state agriculture department as resources person. C. Teaching: Scientists of this project are taking classes in College of Agriculture, Bhawanipatna. |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
A. Research achievements: Three important concluded research findings during the year 2019-20 which has been recommended.
B. Release of variety:
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Title of the project |
AICRP for Dryland Agriculture, Phulbani |
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About the project |
Date of establishment: 1971 at Bhubaneswar 1971-1992 at Bhubaneswar 1992-93 at Bhawanipatna 1994-till date at Phulbani Mandate of the centre:
Evolvement and study of transferability of improved dryland technology to farmer's fields |
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. Dilip Kumar Bastia |
Chief Scientist |
Agronomy |
dilipbastia[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. Subrat Kumar Behera |
Senior Scientist (SWCE) |
Soil and Water Conservation Engineering |
subrat_behera[at]rediffmail[dot]com |
Sri Manas Ranjan Panda |
Technical Assistant |
Agronomy |
dr[dot]manas2009[at]rediffmail[dot]com |
Sri Chandra Mohan Baske |
Jeep Driver |
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cmbaske88[at]gmail[dot]com |
Sri Jotish Nayak |
Peon |
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Activities |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
The ridge furrow system with organic mulching resulted in higher yield and RWUE in comparison to broad bed furrow system with organic mulching in the tomato-radish sequence. Inter cropping of maize + vegetable results in higher equivalent yield and income as compared to sole maize production. |
Title of the project |
AICRP on Groundnut |
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About the project |
DOE-July 2009 Main focus of research
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Mr. Kartik Chandra Pradhan |
OIC-cum-Jr. Breeder |
Plant Breeding and Genetics |
aicrpgnbbsr[at]gmail[dot]com/ kcpradhan975[at]gmail[dot]com |
Mrs. Subhrasini Lenka |
Jr. Agronomist |
Agronomy |
subhrasini[at]gmail[dot]com |
Activities |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
Groundnut variety Kalinga Groundnut 101submitted for release
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Title of the project |
AICRP on Honeybees and Pollinators |
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About the project |
Date of establishment- August, 1983, Mandates- Conserve, augment and utilize honey bees and pollinators for enhanced productivity of crops and hive products. Main focus of research
2. Bee diversity.
All neonicotinoids centers 10. Palynology
Morphometric information of Pollen grains |
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. Ramanath Mohapatra |
Professor & PI |
Apiculture (Research & Extension |
ramabbsr62[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr.(Mrs.) Pravasini Behera , |
Asst. Entomologist |
Apiculture (Research & Extension) |
pravasinibehera[dot]pp[at]gmail[dot]com |
Mr.N.C.Mohanty |
Sr. Apiarist (Contractual) |
Apiculture (Field work) |
nirmalmohanty1959[at]gmail[dot]com |
Sri. Yudhisthir Swain |
Bee Professional (Contractual) |
Apiculture (Field work) |
yudhisthir[dot]swain04[at]gmail[dot]com |
Sri. Pitabas Gouda |
Para Apiarist (Contractual) |
Apiculture (Field work) |
pitabasgouda1985[at]gmail[dot]com |
Activities |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
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Title of the project |
All India Co-ordinated Research Project on Integrated Farming Systems |
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About the project |
Date of establishment: 1952-53 Mandates:
Main focus of research:
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. Alok Kumar Patra |
Chief Agronomist |
Agronomy |
alokpatra2000[at]gmail[dot]com |
Mr. Bibhuti Bhusan Behera |
Jr. Scientist |
Soil science |
bibhutibehera1971[at]gmail[dot]com |
Mr. Dilip Kumar Rout |
Tech. Assistant |
– |
dilip9109[at]gmail[dot]com |
Activities |
The following two experiments were conducted on the approval of ICAR-IIFSR, Modipuram, Meerut during 2019-20.
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Achievements (2019-20) |
Cropping system:
Farming system:
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Title of the project |
AICRP on Linseed, RRTTS, Keonjhar |
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About the project |
Year of establishment: 1994 Agro-climatic region: North central plateau zone Mandates-
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
S. K. Sahoo |
Jr. Agronomist |
Agronomy |
linseedodisha[at]gmail[dot]com |
Activities |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
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Title of the project |
All India Coordinated Research Project on Medicinal & Aromatic Plants and Betelvine (AICRP on MAP and Betelvine), OUAT Bhubaneswar |
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About the project |
The project started as an adhoc project on Betelvine diseases on 17th October 1981 vide sanction No.5-1/78 PP dated 3.4.1981 of ADG. PP (Adhoc) which was upgraded to AICRP on Betelvine diseases in 1986 vide sanction No.12-1/86 PP dated 29.10.86 of DDG (CS) ICAR (Co-ordinated project). The project was re-named as AINRP on Betelvine in 2002-03. The AICRP on Medicinal & Aromatic Plants and Betelvine was started functioning in 2009-10 at Horticulture Research Station, OUAT, Bhubaneswar. The Horticulture Research Station is about 5 km away from OUAT campus, Bhubaneswar situated at an latitude of 200 15’ N and longitude of 850 52’ E, with an altitude of 25.5 m above MSL and about 40 km away from Bay of Bengal. Mandate The project is having following mandates:
Main Focus of Research/Commodities Research The OUAT, Bhubaneswar centre of AICRP on MAP and Betelvine is assigned to have following mandate crops.
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. Subash Chandra Swain |
Associate Professor (Horticulture) |
Fruit Science & Technology; Medicinal & Aromatic Plants and Betelvine |
subashswain[dot]hort[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. Sandeep Kumar |
Assistant Professor (Plant Pathology) |
Plant Virology; Fungal Pathology; Diseases of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants; Diseases of Pulse Crops |
socialpathology[dot]sandeep[at]gmail[dot]com |
Shri Santosh Kumar Mohapatra |
Jr. Typist |
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santoshmohapatra75513[at]gmail[dot]com |
Shri Krushna Chandra Nayak |
Driver-cum-Mechanic |
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krushnanayk123[at]gmail[dot]com |
Activities |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
Application of FYM @ 20 t/ha in Long pepper was found to have maximum dry catkin yield (920.14 Kg/ha), net return (Rs 13, 77,484/ha) and B:C of 3.16 |
Title of the project |
AICRP On Micro-secondary nutrients, Pollutant elements in soil and plant |
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About the project |
Mandate of the Project
Thrust Area Of Research Research on Micro-secondary nutrients and pollutant elements in soil ,water and plant-their status and management options for agricultural crops |
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. R. K. Nayak |
Associate Professor and OIC |
Micro-secondary nutrients ,toxic elements and pedology |
rabisoilorissa[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr (Mrs). Bandita Jena |
Asst Soil chemist |
Fertility , Micro-secondary nutrients ,toxic elements |
bjena8763[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. (Mrs.) Jyotirmayee Das |
Res Associate |
Microbiology & Micronutrients |
dasjyotirmayee[at]gmail[dot]com |
Mr. Purnachandra Gochhayat |
Laboratory Attendant |
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Activities |
Delineation of Micro-secondary nutrients and pollutant elements ,Nutrient Indexing of imp CS, refinement of critical limit ,Deficient Micro-secondary Nutrient management ,Soil health card , TSP , Testing of micro-secondary nutrients and heavy metals in soil ,water, plant ,fertilizers, Assessment of field efficacy of new fertilizer materials ,Farmers training ,awareness campaign ,publication ,PG & PhD Research ,collaboration with ICAR and state institutes |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
Delineation of 4 districts such as Keonjhar, Sundergarh, Jharsuguda, Bolangir completed , Dose and frequency of Foliar spraying of Boron and Zn on vegetables(cabbage, cauliflower ,tomato) standardized , rice cultivar suitable against soil Fe toxicity were indentified , |
Title of the project |
AICRP on Small Millets |
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About the project |
Date of establishment :1989 Mandates: 1.To develop high yielding varieties having tolerance / resistance to major biotic &abiotic stresses. 2. Collection, evaluation and maintenance of small millet genotypes of the state. 3. To evolve appropriate and profitable crop production and protection technologies for different agro-ecological regions. 4.Transfer of technology through FLD 5.To produce breeder seed of popular varieties Main focus of research/ commodities research: Finger millet & Little millet |
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. Ipsita O. P. Mishra |
Jr. Scientist (Entomology) |
Entomology |
ipsita[dot]mishra0001[at]gmail[dot]com |
Activities |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
HIGHLIGHTS OF OLM 217 (Proposal submitted for release at State level)
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Title of the project |
AICRP on MULLaRP |
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About the project |
All India Co-ordinated Pulse Improvement Project (ICAR 75%: State 25%) was started at Bhubaneswar, Orissa with effect from 01/04/1976, which was shifted to Berhampur in 1982. AICPIP has been bifurcated to AICRP on MULLaRP and AICRP on pigeonpea during 2001 Mandates:
Main focus of research:
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. N. Senapati |
Principal Scientist |
Plant Breeding |
niranjanpbg[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. R. K.Panigrahi |
Scientist |
Agronomy |
rkpanigrahi63[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. S.S. Bal |
Jr. Scientist |
Plant Pathology |
sushri1987[at]gmail[dot]com |
Sri H.K.Patra, |
VAW (T1) |
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Activities |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
Variety released and notified: OBG 33 Highlights
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Title of the project |
All India Coordinated Research Project on Mushroom |
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About the project |
Established on 02.04.2009 vide letter no. F.10(11)Audit/2008-09, dated 2.04.2009 in XIth plan Mandate:
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Niranjan Chinara |
Assistant Professor |
Mushroom production and biology |
niranjanchinara[at]gmail[dot]com |
Activities |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
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Title of the project |
AICRP on Niger |
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About the project |
Date of establishment: 1976 Agro-climatic zone: Eastern ghat high land zone Mandates:
(v)To conduct Front line Demonstrations in the farmers field (vi) To provide support/ training to the tribal farmers for improvement in niger cultivation
Main focus of research: Developing new variety and technology for niger cultivation |
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
B. B. Dalei |
Jr. Agronomist |
Agronomy |
b_dalei[at]rediffmail[dot]com |
Activities |
Conducting research trials, FLDs, maintenance of germplasms, seed production, imparting trainings and supporting agricultural inputs/ implements to the tribal farmers |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
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Title of the project |
AICRP on Pigeonpea |
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About the project |
Date of establishment: All India Co-ordinated Pulse Improvement Project (ICAR 75%: State 25%) was started at Bhubaneswar, Orissa with effect from 01/04/1976, which was shifted to Berhampur in 1982. AICPIP has been bifurcated to AICRP on MULLaRP and AICRP on pigeonpea during 2001 Mandates:
Main focus of research:
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. P. M. Mohapatra |
Sr. Scientist |
Plant Breeding |
pavitramohan[at]rediffmail[dot]com |
Dr. P. K. Panda |
Scientist |
Agronomy |
pkpanda_69[at]yahoo[dot]com |
Activities |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
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Title of the project |
AICRP on Nematodes in Agriculture |
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About the project |
Date of establishment- 01.04.1977 Mandates:
Main focus of research
nematode management technology
To demonstrate of nematode management technology in farmers’ field |
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Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. N. Das |
Asst. Nematologist |
Nematology |
ndasouat[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]in |
Dr. J. K. Mahalik |
Asst. Nematologist |
Nematology |
jayanta_mahalik[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]in |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
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Title of the project |
AICRP on Potato |
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About the project |
Date of establishment-1971; Mandates:
Main focus of research/ commodities research :
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Detailed Staff position |
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Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. Ashok Mishra |
Professor (PBG) and Breeder-cum-OIC |
Plant Breeding & Genetics: Potato, Dry land Agriculture, Microbial Genetics |
ashokmishra7686[at]yahoo[dot]com |
Mr. Debasish Ghosal |
Jr. Agronomist (Horticulture) |
Horticulture, Potato |
debasishghosal1963[at]gmail[dot]com |
Mr. A. K. Mohanty |
Technical Assistant |
Agricultural Extension, Potato |
mambujakumar[at]gmail[dot]com |
Mr. G. C. Panda |
Technical Assistant (A.O.) |
Field activities |
gopalpanda_ch[at]rediffmail[dot]com |
Mrs. Sharmistha Swamy |
Jr. Typist |
Office Assistance |
sharmistha_swamy[at]rediffmail[dot]com |
Activities |
Research- Crop improvement, Crop Production, Crop Protection Extension- TSP & SCSP |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
Execution of different research trials (Plant Breeding-9; Agronomy-5, Plant protection-9, Station trials-2) Execution of TSP and SCSP at Koraput |
Title of the project |
AICRN on Potential Crops |
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About the project |
Recognizing the need for organized research effort on less common, lesser known, under exploited crops, the All India Coordinated Research Project on Potential and under exploited plants was initiated in the year 1983. During the initial phase of the project large numbers of species were referred for research. Later on, the project was recognized as AICRN as Underutilized Crops. However, during the year 2014, the scheme’s name was renamed as AICRN on Potential Crops. The main objective of the Centre is to carry out research activities on already identified potential crops of food, fodder and industrial uses. Following species have been identified as mandate crops for OUAT, Bhubaneswar center.
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Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr.D.Mishra |
Breeder cum OIC |
Plant Breeding & Genetics |
dm6973[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr.M.P.Behera |
Jr. Agronomist (Assoc. Prof. CAS) |
Agronomy |
beheramp[at]gmail[dot]com |
Sri M.K. Acarya |
Agril. Overseer |
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Activities |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
One variety in grain amaranth crop viz; BGA 4-9 (Suvadra) was released and notified by the Central Sub-Committee for cultivation in irrigated uplands/medium lands of Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Jharkhand and Maharashtra during Rabi seasons. The average seed yield of the variety is 17.0 q/ha with potential yield of 25.4 q/ha. It recorded yield advantage over BGA 2 (released from BBSR during 2006) by 23.2%. The main features of the variety are as follows;
The experiment on “response of grain amaranth genotypes to different fertilizer doses” pooled over Rabi 2016-17 & Rabi 2017-18 revealed that fertilizer requirement @ 60-40-20 NPK kg/ha for grain amaranth pre-released culture- BGA 4-9 (Suvadra) was found to be the best with highest grain yield of 13.6 q/ha with an advantage of 1.18 q/ha over existing variety BGA-2 (10.5 % increase) & monetary advantage of Rs.4,500/ha. |
Title of the project |
AICRP on Rapeseed & Mustard, Ranital |
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About the project |
The All India Coordinated Research Project on Rapeseed & Mustard, OUAT, and Bhubaneswar centre started operating along with Sesamum in the year 1987-88 and later separated as a individual project in 1993-94 and started functioning under NRCRM (DRMR), Bharatpur. This project was relocated from its original location at Bhbaneswar to RRTTS, Ranital campus during October, 2017.
Mandates:
Major Research Areas: Crop Improvement:
Crop Production:
1.1 Identification of approaches for enhancing water use efficiency in rapeseed-mustard 1.2 Survey and surveillance of dominant weed flora in rapeseed-mustard crops under changing climate scenario 1.3 Identification of suitable mustard/toria-based cropping system for rainfed/irrigated conditions under changing climate 3.Technology Dissemination: Technology dissemination through Front Line Demonstration (FLD) |
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Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. Chinmaya Kumar Das |
Jr. Breeder |
Plant Breeding & Genetics |
iitk[dot]chinmaya[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. Preetinanda Pati |
Professor, OIC & Agronomist |
Agronomy |
oicaicrprm[dot]ouat[at]gmail[dot]com |
Activities |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
20 experiments on plant breeding & agronomy and 15 FLDs were conducted during 2019-20. |
Title of the project |
All India Co-ordinated Rice Improvement Project, Chiplima |
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About the project |
Date of establishment – 1971 Mandates-
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Detailed Staff position |
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Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. Rini Pal |
Jr. Pathologist |
Rice Pathology |
rinipatho[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. Atanu Seni |
Jr. Entomologist |
Rice Entomology |
atanupau[at]gmail[dot]com |
Activities |
Plant Breeding There were 10 trials conducted in kharif 2019, i.e., (a) Co-ordinated Trials: AVT-1 IME, IVT-IME, AVT-1 IM, IVT-IM, IVT-ASG, AVT-1 MS and (b) State Multilocation Trials: MLT-2 ( Mid Early), MLT-3 (Medium) MLT-4 ( Late) & MLT- ASG Entomology There were 12 entomological trials conducted in kharif 2019 (Host plant resistance-6, Insect management-2, Ecological studies-3, Light trap-1) and pest survey. Plant Pathology
Agronomy There were 08 trials conducted in Kharif 2019 i.e. NMT- Early, NMT- Mid Early, NMT- Medium, NMT-Late, Development of package of practices for mechanized transplanting, Development of package of practices for Wet DSR, Evaluation of iron coated seed for Direct seeded rice and Long term trial of weed dynamics |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
Plant Breeding
Promising entries: CR 3856-44-22-2-1-9-1 (8544 kg/ha), NVSR 2251 (8389 kg/ha), WGL 1069 (8067 kg/ha) and Local Check: Mandakini (5978 kg/ha)
Promising entries: OR 2546-5 ( 9038 kg/ha), MTU 1275 (8819 kg/ha), CR 3505-7-2-1-1-2-1 (8645 kg/ha) and Local Check: Mandakini (6007 kg/ha)
Promising entries: RP 5989-47-15-11-1-126-2-13-11 (7249 kg/ha), PHI-18103 ( 7133 kg/ha), & NPH-X8 (6859 kg/ha) and Local Check: Pratikshya (6003 kg/ha)
Promising entries: BRR 2141 ( 8746 kg/ha), MTU 1314 ( 7906 kg/ha), OR 2487-13 ( 7606 kg/ha) and Local Check: Pratikshya (6686 kg/ha)
Promising entries: Kudrat-5 ( 8924 kg/ha), R 1915-115-1-88-1 (8772 kg/ha), CR 3662-6-2-1 (8438 kg/ha) and Local Check: Pratikshya (6966 kg/ha)
Promising entries: IET-27438 (7927 kg/ha), 27 P 63 ( 6171 kg/ha), IET-27 P 63 ( 5674 kg/ha) and Local Check: Pratikshya (6626 kg/ha)
Promising entries: OR -2523-5 ( 5307 kg/ha), OR -2523-6 ( 5114 kg/ha), OR 2573-11 ( 5080 kg/ha) and Check: MTU-1010 (4750 kg/ha)
Promising entries: ORJ 1135 ( 5716 kg/ha) , OR 2322-25 (5375 kg/ha), ORJ 1161 ( 5341 kg/ha) and Check: Pratikshya ( 5216 kg/ha)
Promising entries: SBP 122 ( 4727 kg/ha), OR 2573-4 ( 4568 kg/ha), OR 2573-10 ( 4477 kg/ha) and Check: Swarna (4602 kg/ha)
Promising entries: ORJ-1161 ( 4279 kg/ha), OR (cz ) 63 ( 3996 kg/ha), OR (cz ) 58 ( 3952 kg/ha) and Check: Kalajeera ( 4377 kg/ha Entomology Resistant lines for gall midge were W 1263, Aganni, IIRR-ento-2019-1, 17, IBT WGL 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22, 31, MTU IL, RMSGM 3, IBT GM 4, 5, 9, 12, 17, 19, 20, 23, 30, 32, 39, JGL 33126, 33164, SKL-06-02-27-13-54-239-34, SKL-07-11-177-50-65-143-89 and they had <1% SS (TN 1-11.54% SS at 50 DAT). Insecticide module (first year experiment result) containing Fipronil 5 SC @ 3ml/l of water at 25 Days after transplanting (DAT), Rynaxypyr 20 SC @ 0.3 ml/l at 45 DAT and Triflumezopyrim 10% SC @ 0.48 g/l at 65 DAT treated plot produced significantly higher yield and had less stem borer, plant hoppers and gall midge infestation than other treatments. Gall midge incidence recorded on swarna variety was high and exceeded ETL in early planting starting from 60 DAT (17.28% SS) till 80 DAT (12.16% SS) and in normal planting at 50 DAT (13.59% SS) and 60 DAT (19.20% SS). Incidence of stem borer, leaf folder and BPH was low in all the three plantings. Grain yield of 3800, 3560 and 2600 kg/ ha was recorded in early, normal and late plantings, respectively. Insect pest activity was found only during 34 to 50 SWs in 2019. YSB first appeared in 34th SW and catches increased gradually reaching its maximum in 44th SW (19 females, 26 males) followed by a decline. GM showed peak activity in 41st SW (167). Both the species of GLH, N. virescens and N. nigropictus were recorded and the combined catch was largest (1492) in 44th SW. BPH and WBPH were found active late in the season during 38 to 49 SWs and peak catches were observed in 45th SW in case of BPH (2396) and 43rd SW in case of WBPH (523). LF was found in moderate numbers reaching up to 36 in 40th SW. Plant Pathology 1. Patho no. 174, 193, 231, 319, 320 (NSN-1) and RPBio-Patho-9&10, ISM-2G-5412, GSY-4-6 (DSN) were found promising against Bacterial blight disease. 2. Patho no. 18, 5, 7, 24, 134, 161, 244 (NSN-1) and RPPatho-9, CR-4209-2, RMS-R-11, MSM-BB-61, CR-4053-24-40-1 (DSN) were found promising against Sheath blight disease. 3. Spraying of Azoxystrobin+ difenoconazole @ 1ml/l twice at 15 days interval starting from initiation of the disease was most effective to control sheath blight disease (78..3% disease reduction over control) without any phytotoxic symptom and also produced highest yield (54.5 q/ha). 4. Among the bio control treatments, seed treatment with BC agent T. viridae @ 10 g/kg seed + 1 application of the same BC agent @ 10g/l water at 15-20 DAT+1 spraying of propiconazole @ 1ml/l at booting stage was most effective to control sheath blight disease (45.5% disease reduction over control). 5. Spraying of Citronella oil @ 2ml/l twice at weekly interval was effective in reducing sheath blight disease severity by 36 % and increasing the yield by 18 % over control. 6. Among the different treatments, seed treatment with carboxin + thiram @ 2g/kg seed along with spraying of fenpyroximate @ 1ml/l followed by propiconazole 25 EC @ 1ml/l twice at 15 days interval starting from panicle initiation stage was effective in reducing sheath rot disease incidence by 67 % and increasing the yield by 29 % over control. Paper Published: Seni, A., Pal, R and Naik, B. S. (2019). Compatibility of some newer insecticides and fungicides against major pests of rice. Pesticide Research Journal. 31(2): 259-265. Agronomy
Application of 100% RDF recorded higher nutrient response (5.30 kg grain/kg of nutrient applied) and significantly higher grain yield (3.83t/ha) as compared to 50% RDF. There was no significant difference on grain yield among the tested genotypes. But performance of IET-26477 (3.72t/ha) was promising over Khandagiri (LC) (3.44t/ha) .
Application of 100% RDF recorded higher nutrient response (8.05 kg grain/kg of nutrient applied) and significantly higher grain yield (4.60t/ha) as compared to 50% RDF. Grain yield difference among the tested varieties was found to be significant. Higher yield was recorded in IET 25745 (4.70 t/ha) and performance as compared to other tested varieties and also over the Mandakini (LC) (4.05t/ha).
Application of 150% RDF recorded higher nutrient response (7.54 kg grain/kg of nutrient applied) and significantly higher grain yield (4.95t/ha) as compared to 100% RDF. Grain yield difference among the tested varieties were found to be significant. Higher yield was recorded in IET 26420 (6.16 t/ha) and performance as compared to other tested varieties and also over the Pratikshya (LC) (5.58t/ha).
Application of 150% RDF recorded higher nutrient response (8.25 kg grain/kg of nutrient applied) and significantly higher grain yield (6.46t/ha) as compared to 100% RDF. Grain yield difference among the tested varieties were found to be significant. Higher yield was recorded in IET 26927 (6.72t/ha) and performance as compared to other tested varieties and also over the Subarna (LC) (5.66t/ha).
Mechanical transplanting of 15 days seedlings at normal sowing time resulted significantly higher grain yield (4.41t/ha) as compared to other crop establishment methods. Among the two varieties, Arize gold was significantly higher grain yield (4 t/ha) as compared to MTU-1156.
Normal sowing of crop resulted in significant higher grain yield (4.34t/ha) as compared to 30 days late sown. Among crop establishment, normal transplanting resulted in significantly higher grain yield (4.78t/ha) as compared to other establishment method.
1st date of sowing (29.06.2019) significantly gave higher grain yield (6.21t/ha) compared to those of other delayed date of sowing. Iron coating did not result in higher grain yield over without iron coating.
Mechanized transplanting recorded significantly higher grain yield (4.24t/ha) as compared to puddle and unpuddled direct seeding. Among the weed control treatments, weed free condition recorded the significantly higher grain yield than all other treatments. But on the account of economical feasibility, chemical control is best (4.48t/ha) over weed free condition through hand weeding. |
Title of the project |
Seed Technology Research, AICRP – NSP (Crops), OUAT, Bhubaneswar |
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About the project |
The Seed Technology Research Unit, AICRP-NSP (Crops), OUAT, Bhubaneswar was started in 1981 and represents the coastal region of our country. Since its inception, the STR Unit, OUAT, Bhubaneswar has made tremendous contribution in research on seed science and technology and disseminated some valuable recommendations to the seed industry and farmers.
Mandates:
Main focus of research:
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Detailed Staff position |
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Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. Simanta Mohanty |
Assistant Seed Research Officer / Jr. Scientist (Seed Production) |
Seed Production and Certification |
simantamohanty[at]yahoo[dot]com |
Dr. (Mrs.) Priti Binita Lakra |
Technical Assistant |
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preetibinita[at]gmail[dot]com |
Mr. Jayanta Kumar Beura |
Technical Assistant |
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jayanta[dot]beura[at]gmail[dot]com |
Mr. Braja Kishore Das |
Lab Assistant |
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brajakishore12[at]gmail[dot]com |
Mr. Prafulla Barik |
Driver |
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Activities |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
During the year 2019-20, seventeen coordinated trials were allotted to the STR Unit, Bhubaneswar. All the trials were successfully conducted. The scientists of the project have guided one Ph.D. and three M.Sc.(Ag) students of the Department of SST and published five research papers in NAAS Rated journals. |
Title of the project |
All India Coordinated Research Project on Sesame |
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About the project |
Date of establishment: 1969 Mandates:
Main focus of research:
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Mr Bhakta Charan Dhir |
Junior Scientist(Entomology) & OIC |
Entomology |
bhaktadhir[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr Dibyaranjan Mishra |
Junior Breeder |
Plant Breeding & Genetics |
ouatdibyaranjanmishra[at]rediffmail[dot]com |
Dr Bikram Keshari Pani |
Junior Pathologist |
Plant Pthology |
dr[dot]bkpani1965[at]1965 |
Activities |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
16 cross combination were successful and the crossed seeds were collected. 16 F1 crossed seeds were sown and bulk harvested. Seed treatment with T. viride and P. florescence (10g/kg seed) + soil application of neem cake (250 kg/ha) + border crop with maize + foliar spray of neem oil (10 ml/l) was the most effective treatment in respect to record lowest insect pests population, plant damages, higher seed yield and BC ratio. |
Title of the project |
AICRP on Spices, Pottangi |
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About the project |
Date of establishment- 1975, Agro-climatic zone- Eastern Ghat High Land Zone, Mandates- Development of varieties and Packages of practices for spices in Odisha, Main focus of research/ commodities research etc. -Spices |
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Detailed Staff position |
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Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr Parshuram Sial |
Officer-In-Charge |
Plant Breeding and Genetics |
parsuramsial[at]gmail[dot]com |
Activities |
Conducting experiments, breeder seed production in ginger and turmeric, sapling production in spices, imparting training to farmers, diagnostic field visit to solve the problems of spices farmers, conducting FLD on spices in farmers field |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
Conducted 12 spices trials, 9 trainings to 920 farmers etc.. |
Title of the project |
AICRP on Sugarcane |
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About the project |
Date of establishment: 15th May, 1980 (Office operated at Chiplima from March 15, 1980 to May 22, 1998) Agro-climatic zone: East & South East Coastal Plain Zone Mandates: Breeding suitable varieties for different regions of the state in collaboration with the Sugarcane Breeding Institute (SBI), Coimbatore Evaluation of synthesized clones of sugarcane for their adaptability, yield potential and quality under different environments Generation of viable agro-production technologies with respect to planting and harvesting schedule along with varietal substitution in order to make continuous supply of cane to factory and for jaggery preparation To develop sugarcane based cropping system for the region To survey the incidence of pests and diseases in the research station and farmers field to assess the extent of damage and to find out the threshold value to undertake control measures. Main focus/commodity of research: Sugarcane |
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Detailed Staff position |
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Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. Pramod Kumar Nayak |
OIC & Sugarcane Breeder |
Plant Breeding |
pknpbg[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. Jyoti Rekha Patnaik |
Junior Scientist |
Agronomy |
jrp_ouat[at]yahoo[dot]com |
Bibhuti Bhusan Jena |
Field Assistant |
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bjena0710[at]gmail[dot]com |
Activities |
Crop improvement and crop production trials are taken up according to technical program of AICRP on sugarcane for East coast Zone |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
Sugarcane variety Kalinga Akhu 346 has been submitted to SVRC for release Supply of nutrients in sugarcane plant ratoon system through integrated use of organic manures along with bio fertilizers and inorganic fertilizers based on soil test values were found beneficial for enhanced yields of sugarcane and its subsequent ratoons |
Title of the project |
All India Network project on Tobacco |
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About the project |
All India Network Project on Tobacco, ,(OUAT), Berhampur, Odisha.was established on 01.04.1987
Mandate: Tobacco improvement research programme through multidisciplinary research on pikka / natu tobacco to cater the needs of farmers and industry.
Objectives:
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Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
A . M. Prusti |
Asst. Res. Sci. (PBG) |
Plant breeding and genetics |
amprusti[at]yahoo[dot]com |
Activities |
Ongoing programmes: Crop Improvement
Crop Production
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Achievements (2019-20) |
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Title of the project |
AICRP on Vegetable Crops, OUAT, Bhubaneswar |
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About the project |
Date of establishment- 1971 Agro-climatic zone - East and South-Eastern Coastal Zone Mandates & main focus of research-
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. (Mrs.) Anita Mohanty |
Senior Vegetable Breeder |
Horticulture |
anitamohanty1711[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. S. K. Dash |
Vegetable Agronomist |
Horticulture |
sunildash23[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. Subrata Sarkar |
Vegetable Pathologist |
Plant Pathology |
subrataaradhya[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. (Mrs.) Swarnalata Das |
SPO |
Genetics & Plant Breeding |
swarnalata1967[at]rediffmail[dot]com |
Dr. (Mrs.) Anjana Patnaik |
STA |
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anjana[dot]patnaik123[at]gmail[dot]com |
Sri .Madhusudan Nayak |
TA |
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vegresouat[at]yahoo[dot]com |
Activities |
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Title of the project |
AICRP ON Weed Management |
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About the project |
Date of establishment :April, 1984 Mandates: To evolve an economical, easy, feasible and safe method of weed control schedules for important crops and cropping systems under different agro climatic conditions |
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Prof. M. M. Mishra |
OIC |
Agronomy |
mishramm2012[at]gmail[dot]com
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Dr. R. Dash |
Agronomist |
Agronomy |
rabiratnadashouat[at]gmail[dot]com |
Mr A. K. Sahoo |
VAW |
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Mr. P. Sahoo |
Driver |
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Activities |
Designing various suitable weed management programmes for different crops, situations and ecosystems of the state through intensive research and popularization of these suitable technologies among all the stake holders through multilocational trials, on farm trials, trainings, publications and mass media communications. |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
Weed survey:
Weed management in Maize: Application of tembotrione 0.1 kg/ha + atrazine0.5 kg/ha(TM) at 20 DAS was found to be an efficient post emergence herbicide in controlling complex weed flora in maize resulting higher maize yield with minimum weed population |
Title of the project |
AINP on Jute and Allied Fibres |
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About the project |
This Project was handed over from State Govt. Odisha to Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology, Bhubaneswar in March 1973. Mandates, main focus of research:
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Detailed Staff position |
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Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Prof. Gokula Bihari Dash |
Sr. Breeder &OIC |
Plant Breeding & Genetics |
gokulbdash[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. Sarika Jena |
Asst. Agronomist |
Agronomy |
sarika1407[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. Manoj Kumar Rout |
Jr. Pathologist |
Plant Pathology |
routmanoj6[at]gmail[dot]com |
Activities |
Evaluation of germplasm lines, and study their adaptabilityand yield potential in the agro-climatic condition Development improved and low cost fibre production technology Study the pattern of disease and pest occurrenceand basedon that ecologically sound and economically viable disease and pest management schedule Field Demonstration and Farmers training under TSPprogramme |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
Technologies demonstrated under TSP programme
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Title of the project |
All India Network Project on Soil Biodiversity-Biofertilizers (AINP on SBB) |
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About the project |
It was first established in the year 1995 as AICRP on Biological Nitrogen Fixation (BNF) Mandate:
Objectives:
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Expt No 1: Effect of long term INM Practices including BFs use on productivity of cereal-vegetable-pulse cropping system in Inceptisols of Bhubaneswar (Ragi-Cabbage-Cowpea) Expt No. 2 Efficiency testing of isolated Arhar rhizobia in acid soil of Bhubaneswar Expt. No. 3 Efficiency testing of isolated strains of Rhizobium from Raikia French Bean Soil on Productivity of French Bean at Raikia, Kandhamal (Under SCSP programme) Production of biofertilizers
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About all research stations (RRTTS/S, CRS) and their achievements
Name of Research Station |
Regional Research and Technology Transfer Station (RRTTS), Bhawanipatna |
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About the Research Station |
Regional Research and Technology Transfer Station, Bhawanipatna was established during the year 1983 with the objective to develop location specific technologies for higher production, productivity and overall development of agriculture and allied sectors through research and technology dissemination in the Western Undulating Zone comprising Kalahandi and Nuapada districts of Odisha. During the last three decades this station has generated number of transferable technologies in the area of crop improvement, plant protection and crop production for major crops of the zone. To strengthen the research activities, All India Coordinated Cotton Improvement Project and All India Coordinated Research Project on Castor are in operation at the RRTTS since 2003 and 2006, respectively. In addition to this, voluntary center for AICRP on Soybean is functioning from 2011. Gramin Krishi Mausam Sewa, a project of India Meteorological Department, Govt of India is working in this station since 1995. Mandate:
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Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. C. M. Khanda |
Associate Director of Research |
Agronomy (Cropping system & Farming system management, Nutrient management, Farm mechanization) |
cmkhandaouat[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. G. Prasad |
Farm superintendent |
Agronomy (Nutrient management & Weed management) |
prasadganeshkvk[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr (Mrs.) S. Mohapatra |
Jr. Scientist (Home Science) |
Home Science |
shradhaouat07[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. A. Nayak |
Junior Scientist (Agronomy) |
Agronomy (Nutrient management, Cropping system management) |
anshumanouat[at]gmail[dot]com |
Mrs. S. Dash |
Junior Scientist (PBG) |
Plant Breeding and Genetics (Molecular breeding) |
subhashreedas[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. B. B. Sahoo |
Junior Scientist (Horticulture) |
Horticulture (Vegetable crops) |
bibhutihort[at]gmail[dot]com |
Sri Jyoti Prakash Ray |
Mechanic (Motor) |
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lalajyotiouat[at]gmail[dot]com |
Sri Ranjan Prakash Mallick
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Driver (LMV) |
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ranjanprakashmallick[at]gmail[dot]com |
Sri Sanjay Kumar Swain
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Junior Assistant |
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sanjayouat[at]gmail[dot]com |
Sri Panchanana Pradhan |
VAW (Contractual) |
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panchananapradhan996[at]gmail[dot]com |
Sri Ambika Prasad Mahanty |
Meteorological Observer, GKMS (Contractual) |
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jasu16mohanty[at]gmail[dot]com |
Activities |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
Research: 1. Research result of screening 110 local aromatic rice genotypes for anaerobic germination capacity under 10 cm standing water in plastic containers with one cm soil indicated that germination of more than 60% was observed only in nine genotypes viz., Bishnubhog, Deulabhog, Dhobaluchi, Kalikati Kusumbhog, Karpurabas, Kalamani, Kalia, Parbatjeera. Coleoptile elongation was observed in 18 genotypes inside the water filled test tubes. Out of the seven genotypes screened on the basis of germination and coleoptile elongation under oxygen stress condition, four genotypes (Parbatjeera, Dhobaluchi, Kalikati and Deulabhog) were found to have more than 70 % germination when sown in pots with 10 cm standing water. The seedlings emerged out of water surface (10cm deep) on 10th day after sowing. Transferable Technology:
2. Comparison of mechanical transplanting and direct seeding of rice (DSR) by seed drill with conventional transplanting and site specific nutrient management practices using soil test based fertilizer recommendation (STBFR) and Rice Crop Manager (RCM), a decision support tool with recommended dose of fertilizer revealed that direct seeding of rice (DSR) by tractor drawn seed drill produced rice grain yield (3818 kg/ha) which was at par with Mechanical transplanting of paddy by self propelled transplanter (4117 kg/ha). The net return and return/rupee invested was maximum in DSR (Rs.34,340/ha and 2.2) than mechanical transplanting (Rs.30,800/ha and 1.8). The net return in DSR and mechanical transplanting was found to be 40 and 27% more as compared to conventional transplanting (Rs.26000/ha), respectively. The seed yield of second crop pea, grown as paira crop was also found to be better in DSR plot. Application fertilizer dose using Rice Crop manager (RCM), a decision support tool for site specific nutrient management (RCM 95:30:35:25 kg N, P2O5, K2O, ZnSO4/ha) produced enhanced rice grain yield (4480kg/ha) which was at par with soil test based fertilizer application (STBFR - 100:30:40:25 kg N, P2O5, K2O, ZnSO4/ha) having grain yield of 4290kg/ha. The grain yield obtained with application of fertilizer dose using RCM tool and STBFR was 46 and 40% higher than recommended dose of 80:40:40 kg N, P2O5, K2O/ha (3052kg/ha). The net return in RCM (Rs.39,560/ha) was at par with STBFR (Rs.38,280/ha). The seed yield of paira crop pea was found to be higher in DSR+ STBFR than all other methods.
Transferable Technology:
3. Integrated nutrient management practices in aromatic rice-onion cropping system indictaed that cultivation of aromatic rice variety CR Dhan 907 during kharif season in medium land situation with green manuring (Sesbania) and application of 75% soil test based fertilizer (56.0:17.0:22.5 kg N, P2O5, K2O/ha) + Azosporillum and PSB @ 5kg/ha each (BF) and growing onion variety N 53 with application of 120:60:60 kg N, P2O5, K2O/ha + Vermicopmost 2.5 t/ha + Biofertilizers (BF) produced maximum yield and fetched higher return/rupee invested. The rice equivalent yield (10130 and 9378kg/ha), gross return (Rs.202603 and Rs.187547/ha) and net return (Rs.78193 and Rs.61370/ha) of the aromatic rice-onion system were higher with application of GM+75% STBFR+BF to rice and 120: 60: 60 kg N: P2O5: K2O/ha + Vermicompost 2.5 t/ha + BF to onion, respectively. The REY, gross return and net return in this nutrient combination GM+75% STBFR+BF are 30, 30.2 and 107% than application of STBFR alone, respectively.
Transferable Technology:
5. Twelve varieties of soybean sown at row spacing of 30cm and 45cm revealed that seed yield of soybean varieties sown at 30cm row spacing with recommended dose of fertilizer (25:100:50:50 kg/ha N-P2O5-K2O-S) was superior to 45cm row spacing. The mean seed yield at 30cm row spacing (1454kg/ha) was 22% more than 45cm row spacing (1195kg/ha) irrespective of the varieties. Sowing soybean variety MACS 1493 during Kharif at row spacing of 30cm produced maximum seed yield (1983kg/ha) than sowing at 45cm row spacing (1607 kg/ha) and at par with NRCSL-1 at the same row spacing (1963 and 1563 kg/ha), respectively. Transferable Technology:
6. Performance of two tomato varieties Arka Samrat and Arka Rakshak evaluated under six dates of sowing (15th July, 30th July, 15th August, 30th August, 15th September and 30th September) revealed that Arka Rakshak and Arka Samrat produced tomato yield of 213.4q/ha and 196.9 q/ha, respectively . Among the six dates of sowing, 30th September sowing recorded the maximum numbers of fruits per plant (30.4) and fruit yield (286.7q/ha) with average fruit weight of 97.7g. Transferable Technology:
7. Performance evaluation of five marigold varieties revealed that varieties Bidhan Marigold-2 and Arka Bangra transplanted at a spacing of 50 cm line to line and 50cm plant to plant with recommended dose of fertilizer application (80:80:80 kg N: P2O5: K2O/ha) produced maximum flower yield of 488.2 and 482.1q/ha, respectively. Both the marigold varieties produced 39.1% and 38.3% higher flower yield as well as 72.3% and 71.6% higher net return than the marigold variety Arka Alnkar (297.5q/ha ). Transferable Technology:
8. Evaluation of eight different integrated nutrient management practices in onion variety N-53, revealed that maximum bulb yield of 279.6 q/ha was obtained with the application of 50% RDF (75: 30: 40: 15 kg N, P2O5, K2O, S / ha) + FYM (5 t/ha) + vermicompost (1.25 t/ha) + Azosporillum and PSB @5kg/ha each where the onion bulb yield and net return were 21.4 and 31.6% higher than the farmer’s practice (120: 50: 50 kg/ha N, P2O5, K2O). Transferable Technology: Integrated application of 75: 30: 40: 15 kg/ha N, P2O5, K2O & S)+ FYM 5 t/ha + vermicompost1.25 t/ha + Azosporillum and PSB @5kg/ha each to onion variety N-53 is recommended for better yield and profit for western undulating zone of Odisha.
GKMS, Bhawanipatna During 2019-20, Gramin Krishi Mausam Seva, AMFU, Bhawanipatna issued 102 English and 69 Odia Bulletins, sent 63 SMS in m-kisan portal, where 1,29,388 farmers are registered and established 41linkages for dissemination of AAS Bulletin for the benefit of the farmers. |
Name of Research Station |
Regional Research and Technology Transfer Station, Chiplima |
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About the Research Station |
The Regional Research Station, Chiplima was established in the year 1978 to cater to the location specific agricultural research need of the West Central Table Land agroclimatic zone which spread over the districts of Bargarh, Bolangir, Deogarh, Sambalpur, Sonepur and Jharsuguda. The total geographical area of this zone is 17.19 lakh ha out of which 56.9% is the net sown area. The cropping intensity of this zone been raised to 156% in recent years against 163% in Hirakud Command Area. Irrigation potential of this zone is around 30 per cent. The principal crop of the zone is rice (55.6%) followed by pulses like green gram and black gram; oilseeds like groundnut and sesamum and vegetables like brinjal, okra, pointed gourd, cole crops, chilli and onion. This zone experiences a warm and warm humid climate. The temperature varies from as low as 90C to as high as 44.20C. The mean maximum and the mean minimum temperatures of 40.50 C and 130C are recorded during the months of May and December, respectively. The station receives rain from southwest monsoon with mean annual rainfall of 1426.2 mm of which 86.5% is in monsoon months (June-September) and 6.9% in post monsoon (October-January) and 6.7% in pre-monsoon (February-May) period. The Regional Research Station, Chiplima was renamed towards the later part of 1998 as Regional Research and Technology Transfer Station (RRTTS), thus expanding its scope for technology transfer. The Regional Research and Technology Transfer Station is situated at 20021’ N Latitude and 80055’E longitude in Dhankauda block of Sambalpur district at an altitude of 178.8 m above MSL. The total geographical area of the station is 90 ha of which 40 ha (20 ha upland, 8 ha medium land and 12 ha low land) is under cultivation. The RRTTS now has assumed the following mandates:
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Prof. A. K. Mohanty |
Associate Director of Research |
Agronomy, Agrometeorology. |
adr[dot]chp[at]gmail[dot]com |
Prof. B. S. Naik |
Sr. Scientist (PBG), Professor (CAS) |
Rice breeding. |
bsnaikouat[at] rediffmail[dot]com |
Prof. S. K. Tripathy |
Sr. Agronomist, Professor (CAS) |
Weed and Fertilizer management. |
santanu_kt[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]in |
Dr. Dipankar Mandal |
Junior Plant Pathologist |
Fungi and plant infection, Plant disease management. |
dipankarpatho[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. Asim Ch. Dash |
Farm Superintendent, Gambharipalli |
Nutrient management. |
acdashouat[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. (Mrs.) Ipsita Kar |
Technical Officer, GKMS
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Agronomy, Water management. |
ipsita[dot]kar06[at]gmail[dot]com |
Mr. B. B. Reddy |
Mechanic |
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Mr. B. K. Behera |
Driver |
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Ms. Emma Pratima Tete |
VAW |
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Mr. P. K. Mohanty |
Agril. Overseer |
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Mr. A. Mirdha |
Agril. Overseer |
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Mr. M. Pradhan |
PL |
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Mrs. K. Nag |
Messenger |
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Activities |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
Technology developed: 1. Sequential application of bispyribac sodium 10 EC at 25 g/ha after bensulfuron + pretilachlor 6.6 G at 660 g/ha, recorded higher weed control efficiency (97%), grain yield (6.0 t/ha) and B:C ratio (2.3) over other herbicide treatments and weedy check (2.7 t/ha) in rice-rice cropping system of irrigated areas. 2. Seed treatment of onion variety Nasik Red (N-53) having 135 days crop duration with Carboxin 37.5%+Thiram 37.5% @ 2gm/kg of seed and three foliar spraying with Tebuconazole 50% + Trifloxystrobin 25% WG @ 0.4 gm/lit of water at 10 days interval starting from initiation of the disease was most effective in reducing the purple blotch disease of onion by 15.67% and increasing the bulb yield by 83.4% in comparison to untreated control. |
Name of Research Station |
Regional Research and Technology Transfer Station, G.Udayagiri, Kandhamal |
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About the Research Station |
Date of establishment- 24.08.1983 Agro-climatic zone- North Eastern Ghat Zone Mandates- Crop Diversification, Alternate Agriculture, Cropping System, Integrated Crop Management Main focus of research - Generating standardization and providing agriculture technologies in the area of crop improvement, production and protection for tribal and other disadvantage group of farmers. Develop relevant technology and provide appropriate services to the farming community, Area specific research based on needs of farmers. |
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. Debendra Kumar Debata |
Associate Director of Research |
Plant Pathology |
dk2013debata[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. Akshaya Kumar Sethy |
Junior Scientist |
Agronomy |
aksethy[dot]ouat[at]gmail[dot]com |
Mrs. Kalawati Bhatt |
Junior Typist |
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Mr. Goutam Gouda |
Tractor Driver |
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Mr. Chaitnya Patra |
Messenger |
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Activities |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
1.Rhizome treatment in ginger with (Metalaxyl + Mancozeb) @ 0.2% + Streptocycline @ 0.015% for 30minutes at the time of sowing + Soil drenching with (Metalaxyl + Mancozeb)@0.2% + Streptocycline @ 0.015% twice at 45 and 90days after sowing could manage the rhizome rot disease of ginger. 2.Seed treatment with (Metalaxyl + Mancozeb) @ 2gm/kg + Soil application of Carbofuran @ 1kg a.i./ha in the main field+ soil drenching of Carbendazim @ 0.15%+ Streptocycline @0.015% at 30 and 45 days after transplanting recorded significantly lowest wilting of plants in brinjal. 3. Aug-15 date of sowing is the best sowing time for getting highest yield while May-15 sowing time of raikia bean recommended to avail higher market price as no other beans are available in the market during harvesting period. 4. Extension Bulletins – Agromet advisory bulletins under Gramin Krishi Mausam Sewa (GKMS) prepared and disseminated and SMS (Farmers Portal ) sent on every Tuesday and Friday based on medium range weather forecast and stage of the crop |
Name of Research Station |
Regional Research and Technology Transfer Station, Keonjhar |
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About the Research Station |
Year of establishment: March 1978, Agrocilmatic region: North central plateau zone, Mandates-
Main focus of research: Crop diversification, Sowing window, Varietal evaluation and protected cultivation. |
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. K.C. Sahoo |
ADR (I/C) |
Agronomy |
kcsagro77[at]gmail[dot]com |
Mrs. Monika Ray |
Jr. Scientist |
Agronomy |
monikarayouat[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. (Mrs.) Nityamanjari Mishra, |
Jr. Scientist |
Horticulture |
nityamanjari[dot]mishra[at]gmail[dot]com |
Sri Umesh Chandra Jena |
Jr. Typist |
- |
umeshouat09[at]gmail[dot]com |
Sri Gajanan Sethi |
VAW |
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gajanan[dot]6351[at]gmail[dot]com |
Sri Kali Charan Nayak |
Lab. Attendant |
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Sri Chakradhar Patra |
Permanent Labour |
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Sri Balakrushna Sahoo |
Messenger |
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Smt. Sasmita Nayak |
Meteorological Observer (GKMS) |
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sasmitanayak1920[at]yahoo[dot]com |
Activities |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
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Name of Research Station |
Regional Research and Technology Transfer Station, Mahisapat, Dhenkanal |
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About the Research Station |
Date of establishment: 01.04.1990 Agro-Climatic Zone- Mid-Central Table Land Zone Regional Research and Technology Transfer Station (RRTTS), Mahisapat was established in the year 1990 under the aegis of Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology (OUAT), Bhubaneswar to cater to the location specific agricultural research needs of Mid-Central Table Land Zone of Odisha. This Zone covers the entire district of Dhenkanal, Anugul and parts of Cuttack and Jajpur. Its climate is hot and moist sub-humid with mean annual rainfall of 1421.0 mm , mean maximum temperature of 38.70C and mean minimum temperature of 14.0C . The broad soil group of the zone is Alluvial, Red, Lateritic, Mixed Red & Black. Mandates-
Main focus of research/ commodities research etc. –
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. Debashish Swain
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Senior Scientist (Agronomy) |
Agronomy |
drdebashishswain[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. Debabrata Panigrahi |
Senior Scientist (Entomology) |
Entomology |
debabratapanigrahi1947[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. Sunil Samal |
Senior Scientist (Horticulture) |
Horticulture |
sunilsamal1974ouat[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. Meenakhi Prusty |
Junior Scientist (Soil Science) |
Soil Science |
meenakhi[dot]prusty[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. Md. A. Alim |
Technical Officer, GKMS |
Agronomy |
alim[dot]ouat[at]rediffmail[dot]com |
Mrs. Snehalata Sahoo |
Jr. Typist |
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sneha123sahu[at]gmail[dot]com |
Mr. N.K.Reddy |
Agriculture overseer |
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kodanda[dot]reddy1987[at]gmail[dot]com |
Narendra Nayak |
Lab. Attendant |
- |
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Manoranjan Pradhan |
Meteorological Observer |
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manoranjanpradhan700[at]gmail[dot]com |
Activities |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
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Name of Research Station |
Regional Research and Technology Transfer Station, Ranital |
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About the Research Station |
Date of establishment: 1984 Agro-climatic zone: North Eastern Coastal Plain Zone, Regional Research and Technology Transfer Station (RRTTS), Ranital was established in the year 1984 under Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology, Bhubaneswar to cater to the location specific agricultural research needs of North Eastern Coastal Plain Zone of Odisha. This Coastal Plain Zone covers the entire district of Bhadrak and Balasore, eight blocks of Jajpur district and two blocks of Anandpur sub-division of Keonjhar district. Six different types of agro ecological situations exist in this zone covering an area of 8.85 lakh hectares which is about 6.1 per cent of the total area of the state Mandates/ The major focus of research. Crop Improvement:
Crop Production:
Crop Protection.
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. Preetinanda Pati |
ADR (I/C) & OIC, AICRP on R & M |
Agronomy |
preetinanda[dot]pati[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr. Bhagaban Kabat |
Sr. Scientist |
Soil Science |
bhagabankabat[at]yahoo[dot]com |
Dr. Umasankar Nayak |
Sr. Scientist |
Entomology |
usnayak74[at]gmail[dot]com |
Sri Gauri Sankar Singh |
Jr. Scientist |
Agronomy |
gssinghouat2014[at]gmail[dot]com |
Sri Dilip Kumar Dash |
Jr. Scientist |
PBG |
dilipkdash09[at]gmail[dot]com |
Sri Pankaj Kumar Chowdhury |
RA |
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Sri Kishori Mohan Biswal |
Lab Assistant |
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Sri Dukhishyam Das |
VAW |
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Smt. Padmabati Giri |
Sr. Typist |
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Sri Ramesh ChanDr. a Singh |
Lab. Attendant |
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Sri Nityananda Das |
Lab. Attendant |
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Sri Purusottam Rout |
Watchman |
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Activities |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
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Name of Research Station |
Regional Research and Technology Transfer Station( RRTTS), Semiliguda |
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About the Research Station |
Date of establishment: 1978 Agro-climatic zone: Eastern Ghat High Land Zone, 18.20 0N 82.30 0E 884m above MSL Mandates, main focus of research
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. Kedareswar Pradhan, |
ADR |
PBG |
kdrcsp[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr Pravamayee Acharya |
F.S |
Home Science |
prava[dot]satapathy[at]gmail[dot]com |
Lalatendu Nayak |
Jr Scientist |
Agronomy |
lala143cac[at]gmail[dot]com |
Kamal Ku. Sahoo |
Sr. Assistant |
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Balaram Sahoo
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Tractor driver |
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Chinmaya Ku. Lima |
LMV, driver |
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chinulima89[at]gmail[dot]com |
Bijay Gouda |
Lab. Attendant |
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Dasu Eda |
P.L |
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Surya Narayan Nayak |
Watch man (Cont), |
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Balaram Jani |
Temporary status |
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Sunadhal Muduli |
Temporary status |
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Hari Gouda |
Temporary status |
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Ghasi sing Harijan |
Temporary status |
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Activities |
Research trial- 8 no of trial
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Achievements (2019-20) |
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Name of Research Station |
Regional Research & Technology Transfer Sub Station, Kirei, Sundergarh |
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About the Research Station |
Date of establishment-26.04.2011 Agro-climatic zone- North Western Plateau zone Mandates:
Main focus of research:
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr. S. K. Biswasi |
Senior Scientist |
Agronomy |
sajeeb_biswasi[at]rediffmail[dot]com |
Sri. C. Sahoo |
Met Observer |
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rschakradharsahoo[at]gmail[dot]com |
Sri. B. Naik |
Temporary Status |
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Sri Kuldeep Hati |
Temporary Status |
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Activities |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
Initiated the Experiments as per plan |
Name of Research Station |
Regional Research & Technology Transfer Sub Station, UMERKOTE |
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About the Research Station |
Year of establishment: March 1999 Agro-climatic zone: Eastern Ghat High Land Zone Mandates:
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Sri Biman Ranjan Behera |
Jr. Agronomist |
Agronomy |
biman[dot]behera[at]gmail[dot]com |
Sri Rama Chandra Sing |
VAW |
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Sri Rajan Samantaray |
Driver |
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Sri Damu Almango |
Lab. Attendant |
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Sri D. Gopi Reddy |
Watchmen |
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Activities |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
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Name of Research Station |
Sugarcane Research Station |
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About the Research Station |
Date of establishment: September 1989 Agro-climatic zone: East & South East Coastal Plain Zone Mandates: To evolve and identify suitable varieties with its complete package to enhance production, productivity and quality of sugarcane for the state of Orissa. Main focus/commodity of research: Sugarcane |
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Miss Swagatika Mohanty |
Junior Scientist |
Plant Pathology |
swagat[dot]saroj[at]gmail[dot]com |
Pravin Kumar Das |
Driver |
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Ranjan Kumar Das |
Field Assistant |
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Activities |
Different research trials of plant breeding, crop production and plant pathology are taken up |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
Raising sugarcane seedlings by budchip method (SSI) with high yielding sugarcane genotypes CoOr 04152 could be adopted by the farmers for enhanced productivity of cane and sugar leading to higher income of the farmers. |
Name of Research Station |
High Altitude Research Station, Pottangi |
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About the Research Station |
Date of establishment- 1963, Agro-climatic zone- Eastern Ghat High Land Zone, Mandates- Development of varieties and Packages of practices for spices in Odisha, Main focus of research/ commodities: -Spices |
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Detailed Staff position |
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Specialization |
Email ID |
Dr Parshuram Sial |
Officer-In-Charge |
Plant Breeding and Genetics |
parsuramsial[at]gmail[dot]com |
Dr Gyanalok Das |
Senior Scientist( Horticulture) |
Horticulture |
gyanalokdas[at]gmail[dot]com |
Smt. Sunita Behera |
Junior Scientist(Plant Pathology) |
Plant Pathology |
b[dot]sunita10[at]gmail[dot]com |
Kosha Beti |
Permanent Labour |
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Activities |
Conducting experiments, breeder seed production in ginger and turmeric,sapling production in spices, imparting training to farmers, diagnostic field visit to solve the problems of spices farmers, conducting FLD on spices in farmers field |
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Achievements (2019-20) |
Conducted 3 maize trials, 2 spices trials |
Seed Production
Sl. No. |
Crop |
Centre |
Variety |
Class of seed |
Area covered (ha) |
Quantity produced (q) |
Paddy (Kharif 2019) |
BSP (NSP-Crops), Bhubaneswar |
Udayagiri |
BS |
0.10 |
02.20 |
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Parijat |
BS |
0.20 |
03.80 |
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Khandagiri |
BS |
0.35 |
04.40 |
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Mandakini |
BS |
0.15 |
03.60 |
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Lalat |
BS |
0.50 |
11.00 |
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IR-64 |
BS |
0.10 |
02.40 |
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Manaswini |
BS |
0.10 |
02.10 |
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Surendra |
BS |
0.10 |
01.00 |
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MTU-1001 |
BS |
0.60 |
11.20 |
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MTU-1010 |
BS |
0.20 |
05.20 |
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MTU-7029 |
BS |
2.90 |
62.00 |
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Hasant |
BS |
0.60 |
18.00 |
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Mrunalini |
BS |
0.40 |
12.20 |
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Kalachampa |
BS |
0.10 |
03.20 |
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Upahar |
BS |
0.40 |
10.00 |
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RRTTS (CZ), Bhubaneswar |
Pratikshya |
BS |
1.50 |
20.80 |
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Ranidhan |
BS |
1.00 |
21.40 |
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Lalat |
FS |
4.50 |
106.40 |
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Swarna |
FS |
1.50 |
42.20 |
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Pooja |
FS |
2.00 |
62.60 |
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RRTTS, Bhawanipatna |
MTU-1001 |
FS |
5.00 |
197.40 |
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MTU-1010 |
FS |
5.00 |
181.60 |
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RRTTS, Ranital |
Swarna |
FS |
5.00 |
155.00 |
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Ranidhan |
FS |
1.00 |
33.00 |
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RRTTS, Chiplima |
MTU 7029 |
FS |
7.00 |
216.20 |
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MTU1001 |
FS |
11.00 |
278.00 |
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RRTTS, Keonjhar |
Sahabhaghi Dhan |
FS |
5.00 |
155.40 |
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SRF, Gambharipali |
MTU-7029 |
FS |
32.00 |
1097.40 |
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MTU-1001 |
FS |
8.00 |
264.00 |
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Paddy (Rabi 2019-20) |
BSP (NSP-Crops), Bhubaneswar |
Khandagiri |
BS |
1.00 |
20.00 |
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Lalat |
BS |
2.20 |
45.00 |
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IR-64 |
BS |
0.10 |
03.40 |
|||
MTU-1001 |
BS |
1.50 |
20.00 |
|||
MTU-1010 |
BS |
0.40 |
12.00 |
|||
Mung bean |
AICRP on MULLaRP |
IPM 02-14 |
BS |
9.00 |
32.00 |
|
Urd bean |
PU 31 |
BS |
1.50 |
3.90 |
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Urd bean |
Prasad (B-3-8-8) |
BS |
0.50 |
0.34 |
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Groundnut |
AICRP on Groundnut |
Devi |
BS |
16.00 |
238.10 |
|
Toria |
AICRP on Rapeseed & Mustard |
Sushree |
BS |
0.40 |
1.35 |
|
Sesame |
AICRP on Sesame |
Amrit |
BS |
0.20 |
0.47 |
|
Smarak |
BS |
0.20 |
0.25 |
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Niger |
AICRP on Niger, Semiliguda |
Utkal Niger-150 |
BS |
1.00 |
2.15 |
|