Technology Option | No. of Trial / Farmers | Yield (q/ha) | % Increase Over FP | No of Tillers/m2 | No. of Grain/Ear | Days to Maturity |
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FP ( KN-3) | 5 | 30.34 | 289 | 121 | 160 | |
Pusa 2511 | 5 | 43.14 | 42.18 | 310 | 137 | 120 |
Technology Option | Cost (Rs/ha) | Gross Return (Rs/ha) | Net Return (Rs/ha) | B: C Ratio |
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FP ( KN-3) | 29800 | 75850 | 46050 | 2.55 |
Pusa 2511 | 27800 | 86240 | 58440 | 3.10 |
Sale Price @2500/q, Sowing date 1-5 June 2015
Technology Option | No. of Trial / Farmers | Yield (q/ha) | % Increase Over FP | No of Tillers/m2 | No. of Grain/Ear | Days to Maturity |
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T1 FP (Swarna Sub-1) | 5 | 53.46 | 341 | 145 | 160 | |
T2 Chiran Sub-1 | 5 | 54.40 | 1.70 | 345 | 157 | 125 |
Technology Option | Cost (Rs/ha) | Gross Return (Rs/ha) | Net Return (Rs/ha) | B: C Ratio |
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T1 FP (Swarna Sub-1) | 29800 | 72705 | 42906 | 2.44 |
T2 Chiran Sub-1 | 29000 | 73984 | 43984 | 2.55 |
Sale Price @1360/ q Sowing date 10-15 June 2015
Technology Option | No. of Trial / Farmers | Yield (q/ha) | % Increase Over FP | No of Tillers/m2 | No. of Grain/Ear | Days to Maturity |
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T1 DBW-17 | 5 | 33.20 | 332 | 32 | ||
T2 HD-2967 | 38.4 | 14.02 | 350 | 37 |
Sowing date 15th to 30th Nov. 2014
Technology Option | Cost (Rs/ha) | Gross Return (Rs/ha) | Net Return (Rs/ha) | B: C Ratio |
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T1 DBW-17 | 28200 | 48140 | 19940 | 1.70 |
T2 HD-2967 | 28200 | 55680 | 27480 | 1.97 |
Harvesting date 5th April to 1oth April 2015 sale price @ 1450/q
Technology Option | No. of Trial / Farmers | Yield (q/ha) | % Increase Over FP | No. of Fruits/Plant | Average Fruit wt(g) |
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Farmers practice (NPK 100:50:40 kg/ha) | 10 | 318.6 | 42 | 45 | |
NPK 120:50:60 +Root treatment by Azotobactor+ 3 spray of F.A.S. @ 200 ppm at 30, 45 & 75 DAT | 10 | 422.5 | 32.61 | 65 | 53 |
Technology Option | Cost (Rs/ha) | Gross Return (Rs/ha) | Net Return (Rs/ha) | B: C Ratio |
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Farmers practice (NPK 100:50:40 kg/ha) | 68000 | 191160 | 123160 | 2.81 |
NPK 120:50:60 +Root treatment by Azotobactor+ 3 spray of F.A.S. @ 200 ppm at 30, 45 & 75 DAT | 72000 | 253500 | 181500 | 3.52 |
Sale price of Tomato Rs 600/q
Technology Option | No. of Trial / Farmers | Yield (q/ha) | % Increase Over FP | No. of Fruits/Plant | Average Fruit wt(g) |
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T1 PPL-74 (FP) | 5 | 292.00 | 52 | 112 | |
T2 NB-2 | 5 | 365.00 | 25.0 | 63 | 121 |
Sowing date 5 June to 10 June 2014
Technology Option | Cost (Rs/ha) | Gross Return (Rs/ha) | Net Return (Rs/ha) | B: C Ratio |
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T1 PPL-74 (FP) | 52500 | 146000 | 93500 | 2.78 |
T2 NB-2 | 53700 | 182500 | 128800 | 3.39 |
Harvesting date Aug. to Nov. 15
Problem Diagnose :Low yield of chick pea due to sever infestation of pod borer.
Technology Assessed : Management of pod borer in chick pea.
Area : 1.0 ha
An on farm trial was conducted to manage pod borer in chick pea by the two spraying of neemarin 5 ml/litre before flowering and second after 15 days interval along with pheromone trap 10 pieces/ha and also one spraying of indoxacarb 0.5 ml./littre at the time of pod initiation. Assessed technology produced the highest grain yield (14.35 q/ha), the increases in grain yield by assessed technology over farmer’s practice was recorded to be 40.65 percent.
Technology Option | No. of Trial / Farmers | No. of Larvae Per m2. | % Infested Pod / Plant | Yield (q/ha) | % Increase Over F | Cost Rs/ha | Gross Return Rs./ha | Net Return Rs/ha | B:CR |
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Farmer’s Practice | 05 | 05 | 22 | 10.20 | 26200 | 40800 | 14600 | 1.55 | |
Neemarin 5 ml/litre+ pheromone trap 10 pices/ha+ indoxacarb 0.5 ml./littre | 05 | 01 | 05 | 14.35 | 40.68 | 28300 | 57400 | 29200 | 2.03 |
Sale price chick pea-4000/q. sowing date 15 Nov. to 30Nov. 14 Harvesting date 5-15 April 2015 Variety- PG-186
Problem Definition: :Low productivity and profitability in Pigeon pea due to high infestation of pod borer.
Technology Assessed : Management of pod borer in Pigeon pea
Krishi vigyan Kendra Sohna, Siddharthnagar conducted on farm trial to find out appropriate technology to enhance the productivity of Pigeon pea.
The assessed technology produced the highest grain yield ( 16.2 q/ha) and increase in grain yield over the farmer’s practice were recorded to be 31.70 percent.
Technology Option | No. of Trial / Farmers | % Infested Pod / Plant | Yield (q/ha) | Cost Rs/ha | Gross Return Rs./ha | Net Return Rs/ha | % Increase Over FP | B:CR |
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Farmer’s Practice | 05 | 39 | 12.30 | 17300 | 49200 | 31900 | 2.84 | |
T2 One spray of neem oil @ 5ml/litre + 2 spray of indoxacarb @ 375 ml/ha | 05 | 09 | 16.20 | 19800 | 64800 | 45000 | 31.70 | 3.27 |
Sale price Rs. 4000/qtl. sowing date 15-20 July 2013, Harvesting date10-15 April 2015 Variety Bahar and NA-1
Problem Definition: :Low yield of sugarcane due to heavy infestation of early shoot borer.
Technology Assessed : Control of early shoot borer in sugar cane
Krishi vigyan Kendra Sohna, Siddharthnagar conducted on farm trial to find out appropriate technology to reduce the infestation of early shoot borer.
Use of trichocard and chlorantranlliprole reduced the early shoot borer from 47 to 8 % and increased the millable cane by 33.3 percent.
Technology Option | No. of Trial / Farmers | % Infested Plant | No. of Millable Cane / Set | Yield q/ha | Cost Rs/ha | Gross Return Rs./ha | Net Return Rs/ha | % Increase Over FP | B:CR |
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Farmer’s Practice | 05 | 47 | 09 | 521 | 69000 | 119830 | 50830 | 1.74 | |
T2 Use of trichocard (Corcyra eggs parasites + chlorantranlliprole @ 500ml./ha | 05 | 08 | 12 | 652 | 76000 | 149960 | 73960 | 25.14 | 1.97 |
sowing date 15- 20 March 2014, Harvesting Nov. 2014Sale price @ 230/q Variety Co Se- 92423
Problem Definition: :Low body weight gain in broilers
Technology Assessed : Assessment of mixing of Enzyme in feed @15 gm Amylase per 100kg of poultry feed
Krishi Vigyan Kendra Sohna, Siddharthnagar conducted on farm trial to find out suitable technology for maximum weight gain in broiler for higher profit in poultry farming. The recommended technology, mixing 15 gm Amylase Enzyme in 100kg poultry feed gave 23.40% higher body weight gain over farmers practice and the health of broiler were better as compared to farmers practice.
Technology Option | No. of Trial | Average weight gain per day up to 40 days (gm) | % Increase in gain over farmers practices |
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No use of Amylase Enzyme in poultry feed | 05 | 47 | |
Use of Amylase Enzyme @ 15 gm per 100kg poultry feed | 05 | 58 | 23.40 |
Problem Definition: :Low yield of vegetable under nutritional garden due to growing of local varieties of vegetables.
Technology Assessed : Cultivation of hybrid varieties of vegetables.
Krishi vigyan Kendra Sohna, Siddharthnagar conducted on farm triall on nutritional garden to assess the hybrid variety of vegetable like Tomato,Cabbage, Cauliflower, Brinjal & Chilli in nutritional garden to get higher yield. It is noted from following table that the recommended technology produced 20,71 and 25 % higher yield in Kharif, Rabi & Zaid respectably over farmer practice.
Season | Technology | No.of Trail/Farmer’s | Yield q/ha | % Increase Over FP | Cost Rs/ha | Gross Return Rs./ha | Net Return Rs/ha | B:CR |
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Kharif | Farmer’s Practice | 10 | 150 | 44000 | 150000 | 106000 | 3.4 | |
Recommended Technology | 10 | 180 | 20 | 48000 | 180000 | 132000 | 3.75 | |
Rabi | Farmer’s Practice | 10 | 182 | 42000 | 182000 | 140000 | 4.33 | |
Recommended Technology | 10 | 310 | 71 | 44500 | 310000 | 265500 | 6.96 | |
Zaid | Farmer’s Practice | 10 | 160 | 53000 | 160000 | 107000 | 3.01 | |
Recommended Technology | 10 | 200 | 25 | 56000 | 200000 | 144000 | 3.57 |
Average sale price of vegetable Rs. 1000/q..