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SR.NO. DAY  

TOPICS

 

1 One § ORGANIC FARMING

Introduction

Need of Organic Farming

Benefits of Organic Farming

Social aspects of Organic Farming

Market aspects of Organic Farming

 

§ ORGANIC FERTILIZERS

Introduction

Need of Organic Fertilizer

Benefits of Organic Fertilizer

Preparation of Organic Fertilizer

Demonstration & land preparation

 

2 Two § CERTIFICATION PROCESS

 

§ GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES

 

§ WATER AND SOIL TESTING

3 Three § USE OF MICROORGANISMS

Introduction

Need of Microorganism

Benefits of Microorganism

Management of Microorganism

§ INDIAN COWS

§ INTER CROPPING AND CROP ROTATION

Introduction

Importance

Benefits

Products

4 Four § IMPORTANT MEDICINAL CROPS

 

§ PHYTO CONSTITUENTS

 

§ ORGANIC PRODUCTION

 

§ TRADE & SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Introduction & Challenges

5 Five § GOOD HARVESTING PRACTICES

§ STORAGE

§ TRANSPORTATION

§ SUPPLY CHAIN

6 Six § FIELD DEMONSTRATION

§ FEED BACK_DISCUSSION

§ VALIDATORY FUNCTION

 

Syllabus

(Week day)

Day One

ORGANIC FARMING

Introduction; Need of Organic Farming; Benefits of Organic Farming; Social aspects of Organic Farming; Market aspects of Organic Farming

ORGANIC FERTILIZERS

Introduction; Need of Organic Fertilizer; Benefits of Organic Fertilizer; Preparation of Organic Fertilizer; Demonstration & land preparation

Plant Nutrients:  Name of plant Nutrients; Functions of Nutrients in plant growth and Development

Nutrient uptake and Utilization by plant: (From Organics) From Inorganic

Sources of nutrients for Organic Agriculture:

Organic Manure –  FYM/Rural compost, City compost, Oil cakes, Animal wastes, Vermi composts, etc; Characterization and Nutrients content of the above sources (Data Chart);  o Green Manure – Green Manure with Leguminous crops in crop rotation. In-situ incorporation of crop residues –Benefits; Liquid Manure

Day Two

  1. CERTIFICATION PROCESS and GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES

Steps of certification

Process

 

  1. WATER AND SOIL TESTING

Soil: Definition; Soil formation; Composition and characteristics;  Types of soil according to composition;   Distribution of soil groups in W.B.;  2. Acidic, Alkaline and Saline soils;  How they affect Agriculture; Method of reclamation; 3. Soil productivity: Meaning & Concept  Difference between Soil Fertility and Productivity; Method of Increasing productivity and fertility

  1. Water Sampling and Quality Control:
  2. Determining the Sample Size
  3. Choosing a Sample Method
  4. How to Collect Water Samples
  5. How to Transport Water Samples
  6. How to Dilute a Water Sample
  7.  Ensuring Quality Control
  8.  Checklist for Field Work
  9.  Health and Safety,
  10.  Testing for Physical Contaminants
  11. WHO Guidelines for Physical Parameters
  12. Potential Health Effects
  13. Test Methods
  14.  Testing for Chemical Contaminants Day Three

 

Day Three:

  1. USE OF MICROORGANISMS
  • Introduction
  • Need of Microorganism
  • Benefits of Microorganism
  • Management of Microorganism
  1. INDIAN COWS
  2. INTER CROPPING AND CROP ROTATION
  • Introduction
  • Importance
  • Benefits
  • Products

Vegetable; Fruits; Flowering plants

Plant Protection Measures: Integrated pest & disease managements.  Organic pesticides, bio-pesticides.  Inorganic pesticides, disadvantages of their use. Seed, seedling and soil Treatment measures. Feasibility of complete dependence on organic sources.

Day Four

  • Important Medicinal Crops
  • Phyto Constituents
  • Importance of Neem in organic Agriculture
  • organic Agri-Horticulture in Urban & Semi urban areas
  • Quality Control and certification procedures of Organic products
  • Organic Production
  • Trade & Supply Chain Management

 Day Five

Good Harvesting Practices; Storage; Transportation; Supply Chain

Bio fertilizers and their method of use,  Nitrogenous;  Phosphatic;  Potassic;  Availability of Nutrients from above sources; Other Nitrogen contributing plants;

Preparation of vermin compost:  Pit construction; Raw materials; Availability of specific species of earth worm; Method of preparation; Quality improvement of finished vermin compost;

 

Day Six

Preparation of seed bed & raising of seedlings:  Wet seedbed, manuring, sowing broadcasting; Dry seed bed, bed size, manuring, soil treatment ,actual sowing in line/broadcasting; weeding, watering, hardening of seedling, time requirement for seedling growth, uprooting seedlings

Physiological Diseases / Disorders:  Identification, cause and effect ameliorating measures (soil/spray application Soil amelioration; Interaction

FIELD DEMONSTRATION

FEED BACK_DISCUSSION

VALIDATORY FUNCTION

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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