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DEPARTMENT OF CROP PHYSIOLOGY AND PLANT
BIOTECHNOLOGY
CERTIFICATE
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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STUDENTS ALLOTED TO H.HOSURU
VILLAGE
CONTENTS
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SL.NO PARTICULARS PAGE NO.
1 INTRODUCTION TO RAWEP 06
2 VILLAGE DATA 07
4 ORIENTATION 09
6 RSK ACTIVITIES 19
7 INFORMATION CENTRE 20
8 CROP MUSEUM 21
10 CONCLUSION 31
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INTRODUCTION
The student READY programme aims to provide rural entrepreneurship
awareness , practical experience in real life situation in rural agriculture and
creating awareness to undergraduate students about practical agriculture
and allied sciences . The programme will help in building confidence , skill
and acquire indigenous technical knowledge ( ITK) of the locality and their by
preparing the pass out for self- employment .
OBJECTIVES OF RAWE
To help the students to get familiarity with rural life situations , socio
economic problems , cropping pattern of that locality .
To provide an opportunity to students in practical training , diagnostic
skills and crop production trough work experience .
To develop the communication skills among the students using
different extension methods and teaching aids .
To provide an opportunity to work with agro-based institutions – KVK,
DATC , MCF.
To facilitate confidence building among the students .
To develop leadership talent among the students .
To serve as agents of change by directly approaching the villagers for
accepting new ideas and adopt improved method of farming.
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STUDENTS PLACEMENT IN RURAL AREAS
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PROBLEMS THAT ARE IDENTIFIED IN THE VILLAGE
● Agriculture
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● Sericulture
● Dairy
ON CAMPUS ORIENTATION
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And also we had on campus orientation on PLANT
BIOTECHNOLOGY by Ms. Darshitha S R. She informed what are
all the programs have to carry out during our village stay are as
follows
List all the flower crops & the crop for which tissue culture is
practiced
Educate people about Tissue culture, Transgenic plants
Assess the potentials & risks of Biotechnology
Import the knowledge to the farmers on Biosafety regulation
for testing & release of genetically modified organisms
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STUDENT NAME: ANANYA .B. AMM0004
SL.NO FARMER LAND CROPS
HOLDING GROWN
(ACRES)
1 MARIGOWDA 2 PADDY
SUGARCANE
MULBERRY
2 KARIGOWDA 1.25 PADDY
RAGI
MULBERRY
3 DODDASIDDEGOWDA 2.5 PADDY
MAIZE
SUGARCANE
MULBERRY
4 TAYAMMA 0.25 PADDY
5 H.G. MAHESH 30 PADDY
RAGI
SUGARCANE
COCONUT
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SL.NO FARMER LAND CROPS
GROWN
HOLDING
(ACRES)
2 PRASANNA 1 PADDY
SUGARCANE
4 PRASAD 1 PADDY
COCONUT
5 EREGOWDA 2 PADDY
SUGARCANE
MULBERRY
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1 KRISHNEGOWDA 1.5 COCONUT
2 PRASANNA 3 COCONUT
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STUDENT NAME: HARSHITHA NANDA AMM0027
SL.NO FARMER LAND CROPS
HOLDING GROWN
(ACRES)
1 UMESH H S 7 PADDY,COCONUT,
SUGARCANE,
MULBERRY
2 RAMU H B 2 PADDY,COCONUT
STUDENT NAME: KIRAN .R AMM0035
3 RAJANNA H B 2 PADDY
SL.NO FARMER LAND CROPSGROWN
COCONUT
HOLDING
4 YELLE GOWDA 23 GUNTAS SUGARCANE
(ACRES)
5 PUTTE GOWDA 30 GUNTAS PADDY
1 DODDAEREGOWDA 6 PADDY
MULBERRY
2 EREGOWDA 2.5 MULBERRY
SUGARCANE
3 NAGESH .H.E 1.5
MULBERRY
COCONUT
4 AKASH 3 PADDY
MULBERRY
5 RAMESH 2.5 PADDY
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STUDENT NAME; HEMANTH KUMAR .K AMM0028
LAND
HOLDINGS
SL.NO FARMER NAME CROPS
(ACRES)
1 SIDDARJU 3 MULBERRY
2
SHANKAR 4 MULBERRY
3 COCONUT
TEJU 2
4 MULBERRY
KARTHIK 2 SUGARCANE
5 PADDY
LAKSHMAMMA 4 MULBERRY
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STUDENTNAME: RINKITHA .J.H AMM0057
SL.NO FARMER LAND CROPS
HOLDING GROWN
(ACRES)
1 MAHADEVA 5 MULBERRY
SUGARCANE
2 NAVEEN 2.5 SUGARCANE
3 NAGARAJU 6 COCONUT
4 BEERAPPA 10 GUNTAS
PADDY
5 DEVRAJU 2.5 PADDY
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5 RAJAMMA 2 PADDY
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STUDENTNAME:VARSHINI B.M AMM0086
SL.NO FARMER LAND CROPS
STUDENTNAME:YADHUKRISHNA KHOLDING
AMM0090 GROWN
SL.NO FARMER LAND
(ACRES) CROPS
1 RAJENDRA 2.10 GROWN
MULBERRY
HOLDING
(ACRES) PADDY
21 DEVEGOWDA
CHIKKASWAMI 51.5 MULBERRY
COCONUT
RAGI
SUGARCANE
32 MAHADEVAMMA
SURESH 22 SUGARCANE
PADDY
STUDENTNAME:SNEHA K AMH0086
43 H.M PUTTEGOWDA
UMESH H.B 320 GUNTAS SUGARCANE
MULBERRY
SL.NO FARMER LAND CROPS
4 6 PADDY
PADDY
HOLDI GROWN
5 JAYAMMA
DEVARAJU 2NG COCONUT
SUGARCANE
(ACRES) MULBERRY
1 DEVEGOWDA
5STUDENTNAME:
NAGARAJU 34 SUGARCANE
SOMMEY CHATURVEDI AMM0070PADDY
MULBERRY
SL.NO FARMER LAND SUGARCANE
CROPS
COCONUT
HOLDING GROWN
RAGI
PADDY
(ACRES)
2 MARISWAMY 2.5 COCONUT
1 NAGARAJU 0.5 PADDY
PADDY
COCONUT
3 MANJULA 2.5 PADDY
2 MOGANNA 6 PADDY
MULBERRY
MULBERRY
COCONUT
3 DODDAMEGOWDA 2.6 PADDY
FRUIT CROPS
44 PUTTEGOWDA
SIDDARAJU 4.5
1.5 PADDY
SUGARCANE
5 NAGARAJU 2.5 MULBER-
PADDY
RY
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SUGARCANE
5 KARIGOWDA 1 PADDY
RAGI
RSK ACTIVITIES
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INFORMATION CENTRE
We were having an information centre which works to provide
certain information to the farmers regarding cultivation of the
crops.
CROP MUSEUM
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We established crop museum and performed
field day on 30-12-2023 in our village
H HOSURU.
As we took all the measures like seed treatment
before sowing and seedling dip before
transplanting.
Our crop museum was healthy without any
deficiency diseases.
We also installed AZOLLA and Vermicompost
pit in our crop museum.
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ACTIVITIES PERFORMED- RAWEP
H HOSURU
Evening programmes
1.Nutrient deficiency symptoms and their
management (Date: 19/10/23)
We invited Dr.K.V.Shivakumar sir as resource person to
this programme.
Introduction of various Nutrients and Nutrients
Deficiency Symptoms and how to identify the deficiency
symptoms and their Management.
Orated by Varshini B M, Rinkitha J H
No. Of Farmers participated- 29
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3. BANANA BUNCH FEEDING METHOD
DEMONSTRATION-
4.INM IN COCONUT-
Made a basin 3-4 ft away from the trunk, then add
recommended dose of fertilizers per palm/year.
• Urea :1.5kg • SSP: 2kg
• MOP:2.5kg
• Gypsum:2.5kg
• MgSO4:500g
• ZnSO4:75g
• Borax:70g
• Neem cake:5kg
• FYM:50kg
Dry land: apply once (May-June)
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Irrigated-apply twice ( May-June ,Oct-Nov)
It should be distingly marked as poisonous. .
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Introduction :-
Plant growth and development depends on nutrients
derived from the soil or air, or supplemented
through fertilizer. There are seventeen essential
elements for plant nutrition, each with their own
functions in the plant, levels of requirement, and
characteristics. Nutrient requirements generally
increase with the growth of plants, and deficiencies
or excesses of nutrients can damage plants by
slowing or inhibiting growth and reducing yield.
Many deficiencies can be recognized by observing
plant leaves
Defficiency symptoms
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NPK deficiency symptoms observed in paddy:
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Management for Phosphorus deficiency:
1. Application of phosphobacteria to the soil as
seed coating or as seedling dip.
2. Application on P fertilizer 15-30 kg P/ha.
3. Rock phosphate broadcast before flooding
when soil pH is low.
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Tissue-culture techniques established for banana
include shoot and meristem culture, callus culture,
somatic embryogenesis, cell suspension, and
protoplast cultures.
However, commercial tissue-cultured banana
seedlings are not always conveniently available.
Larger-scale banana farmers may wish to establish
a banana tissue-culture facility in-farm to ensure
availability of disease-free seedlings for replanting
in conjunction with a practice of rogueing
(destroying) diseased plants.
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Evening programme
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Nutrient deficiency symptoms and their
management
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CONCLUSION
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