Concluded OFT
Concluded OFT - 2022
OFT: 1
1. |
Title of On farm Trial |
Management of Fall Army worm Spodopterafrugiperda in maize. |
2. |
Problem diagnosed |
Fall Army worm Spodopterafrugiperda is the most dreaded invasive insect pest associated with maize. It causes heavy losses up to 80 percent. Some times their infestation level is so high that farmers don’t get return even whatever they spend on seeds. Therefore it is needed for management of Fall Army worm. |
3. |
Details of technologies selected for assessment/refinement |
Farmers practice: (Whorl application of Carbofuran 3G @ 20 kg/h) TO1-i. Application of Sand (After whorl formation and at 5 percent damage symptom appearance). ii. Spraying of Emamectin benzoate 5SG @ 0.4g/l of water at 5days of application of sand iii. Spraying of Thiomethoxame 12.6 % + Lamdacyhalothrin 9.5 % @ 0.5 ml/l at 15 days after 1st spray. TO2- i. Application of Soil (After whorl formation and at 5 percent damage symptom appearance). ii. Spraying of Fipronil 5 Sc @ 1 ml/l of water at 5 days of application of Soil. iii. Spraying of Spinosad @ 0.2 ml/l at 15 days of 1st spray. |
4. |
Source of Technology (ICAR/ AICRP/SAU/other) |
BAU, Sabour, Bhagalpur |
OFT: 2
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Title of the OFT |
Efficacy of different combination of fungicide for controlling root and stem rot of cucurbits (Bottle gourd). |
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Problem diagnosed |
The farmers face 40 to 45 % yield losses and low profitability in Cucurbits cultivation due to root and stem rot. |
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Details of technologies selected for assessment/ refinement |
Farmer Practice: Spray of Mancozeb (Indofil M45) @ 3 gm/l TO1 :Copper oxychloride @ 3 gm/L + Validamycine @ 2ml/L with soil drenching TO2 :Kashugamycine @ 2 ml/ L + (mancozeb 63% +carbendazim 12% )@ 2 gm/L (Poison painting and spray also at 20 days interval |
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Source of Technology (ICAR/ AICRP/SAU/other) |
IIVR, Varansi |
OFT – 3
1. |
Title of On farm Trial |
Assessment of proper doses of Paclobutrazol in mitigating irregular bearing in mango. |
2. |
Problem diagnosed |
The farmers face the problem of alternate or irregular bearing generally signifies the tendency of mango trees to bear a heavy crop in one year (On year) and very little or no crop in the succeeding year (Off year) |
3. |
Details of technologies selected for assessment/refinement |
Farmer Practice: No use of hormones. TO1 : Application of Paclobutrazol @ 1.0g a.i./m effective canopy (20- 30g/plant) in soil TO2 : Application of Paclobutrazol @ 1.5g a.i./metre effective canopy (30- 45g) in soil |
4. |
Source of Technology (ICAR/ AICRP/SAU/other) |
ICAR-IIHR and ICAR-CIHS |
OFT – 4
1. |
Title of On farm Trial |
Assessment of performance of brush cutter cum weeder in maize |
2. |
Problem diagnosed |
Inter culturing of maize is costly and strenuous |
3. |
Details of technologies selected for assessment/refinement |
Farmer Practice: Weeding by wheel hoe TO1 : Weeding by grubber TO2 : Weeding by brush cutter cum weeder |
4. |
Source of Technology (ICAR/ AICRP/SAU/other) |
DRPCAU, Pusa, Samastipur |
OFT - 5
1. |
Title of On farm Trial |
Assessment and performance of plant growth regulator for synchronized flowering in pineapple (Var-Kew) |
2. |
Problem diagnosed |
The pineapple requires higher cost of cultivation (Rs about one lakh per acre). Traditionally farmers use imbalanced and non-judicious use of hormones due to desynchronize flowering and low yield of pineapple. |
3. |
Details of technologies selected for assessment/refinement |
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4. |
Source of Technology (ICAR/ AICRP/SAU/other) |
Pineapple Research Station, Vazhakkulam, Kerala Agricultural University, Vellanikkara. Thrissur, Kerala |
OFT - 6
1. |
Title of On farm Trial |
Management of Fruit borer of Okra. |
2. |
Problem diagnosed |
Loss of Okra production due to attack of fruit borer. |
3. |
Details of technologies selected for assessment/refinement |
TO1-Emamectin Benzoate 5% SG @0.4gm/l, 4 spraying at 15 days interval TO2- Indoxacarb14.5% SC@1ml/l, 4 spraying at 15 days interval |
4. |
Source of Technology (ICAR/ AICRP/SAU/other) |
TNAU, Coimbatore |
OFT - 7
1. |
Title of On farm Trial |
Yield Maximization in ginger through management of Ginger Rhizome Rot. |
2. |
Problem diagnosed |
Cultivation of ginger involves high risk mainly due to high incidence of rhizome rot causing losses up to 80 percent. The technologies available to manage the rhizome rot were not up to the expectations. |
3. |
Details of technologies selected for assessment/refinement |
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4. |
Source of Technology (ICAR/ AICRP/SAU/other) |
UAS Dharwad |