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1 FLD Annual Report 2015-16

ALL INDIA COORDINATED RESEARCH PROJECT ON COTTON

FRONT LINE DEMONSTRATIONS IN COTTON

National Food Security Mission (Commercial Crops)

2015-16

Project Coordinator (Cotton Improvement) & Head ICAR - All India Coordinated Research Project on Cotton

ICAR - Central Institute for Cotton Research Regional Station, Coimbatore – 641 003


CITATION:

ANNUAL REPORT (2015-16)

FRONT LINE DEMONSTRATIONS (FLDS) IN COTTON

NATIONAL FOOD SECURITY MISSION (COMMERCIAL CROPS)

ICAR - ALL INDIA COORDINATED RESEARCH PROJECT ON COTTON

COIMBATORE – 641 003

PUBLISHED BY

PROJECT COORDINATOR (COTTON IMPROVEMENT) AND HEAD

ICAR – CENTRAL INSTITUTE FOR COTTON RESEARCH

REGIONAL STATION, COIMBATORE – 641 003

COMPILED AND EDITED BY

Dr. S. Usha Rani

Dr. A. H. Prakash

Dr. S. Manickam

Dr. M. Sabesh

Mr. A. Karuppasamy

Mr. W. Samuel Kirubakaran

ICAR - Central Institute for Cotton Research,

Regional Station, Coimbatore – 641 003

Note:

The FLD Annual Report 2015-16 is the outcome of joint contribution by various

participating centres of the Project and the Coordinator’s unit at ICAR-CICR, Regional

Station, Coimbatore

No part of this report should be utilized without the prior permission of the ICAR, New

Delhi or the Project Coordinator (Cotton Improvement), ICAR-AICRP on Cotton,

Coimbatore

The use of some trade names in this report is in no way an endorsement of these products

by the ICAR-AICRP on Cotton


CONTENT

S. NO.

PARTICULARS

PAGE NO.

1 Introduction 5

2 Executive Summary 11

3

Highlights of FLDs Conducted by the Centres during the

Year 2015-16 18

North Zone 18

Central Zone 22

South Zone 32

4 Centre – Wise list of Farmers Participated in the FLD

Program during 2015-16

39


TABLES

TABLE

NO.

PARTICULARS

PAGE NO.

1 Cotton crop based cropping system linked with food crops 6

2

Approved physical and financial targets of cotton Front Line

Demonstrations during 2015-16 under NFSM-Commercial Crops for

the centres of AICRP on cotton

7

3

Achieved physical targets of cotton Front Line Demonstrations

during 2015-16 under NFSM-Commercial Crops by the centres of

AICRP on Cotton

8

4

Details of farmers benefited out of the SCP, TSP and gender

budgeting of Cotton FLDs conducted by AICRP on Cotton under

NFSM/FLD

11

5 Details on the technologies demonstrated under FLD by the centres

of AICRP on cotton during the year 2015-16

12

6 Centre wise average yield of FLDs conducted by AICRP on Cotton

during 2015-16 in comparison to farmers’ practices

15

7 Details of extension activities conducted by the centres of AICRP on

cotton during 2015-16

17


Introduction

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Front Line Demonstration is a proven extension mechanism with the objectives of

demonstrating the usefulness of the latest improved crop production and protection technologies

to the farmers as well as extension workers with a view to reduce the time gap between

technology generation and its adoption. It also enables the scientists to obtain direct feedback

from cotton farmers and suitably reorient their research programs, develop appropriate

technology packages and to create effective linkage among scientists, extension personnel and

farmers. This novel programme was implemented in 1996-97 for cotton crop to demonstrate

cotton production technologies through the net working centres of All India Coordinated

Research Project (AICRP) on Cotton. Since then AICRP on cotton has been conducting FLD on

cotton through its network centers and by the Central Institute for Cotton Research, Nagpur and

its regional stations in Coimbatore and Sirsa. Until 2013, these demonstrations were conducted

on Production Technology, Integrated Pest Management and on Farm implements under

Technology Mission on Cotton, Mini Mission II. During the year 2015-16, under national Food

Security Mission on Cotton (NFSM) – Commercial Crops, the FLDs were conducted with the

following objectives.

Objectives

To demonstrate the usefulness of the latest improved crop production and protection

technologies to the farmers as well as extension workers with a view to reduce the time

gap between technology generation and its adoption.

To enable scientists to obtain direct feedback from cotton farmers and suitably reorient

their research programmes and develop appropriate technology packages.

To create effective linkage among scientists, extension personnel and farmers.

Implementing Agencies and Fund Flow Mechanism

In 12th

Five Year Plan under the National Food Security Mission (NFSM), cropping

system approach is being adopted by including commercial crops like cotton to meet the demand

of both food and cash crops. In general, cotton is cultivated under different cropping system i.e.,

mono-cropping, mixed cropping, relay cropping, intercropping and rotation or sequence

cropping in India (Table 1). The common traditional practice adopted in cultivation of cotton in

central and south India is strip cropping i.e., one or two rows of pigeon pea, three to five rows of


finger millet after every eight to ten rows of cotton. Hence to increase the production of cotton

without affecting the production of food crops, FLDs were planned to conduct in three different

ways viz., FLDs on Integrated Crop Management on Cotton (ICM), FLDs on Desi cotton, Extra

Long Staple (ELS) cotton and seed production of ELS and FLDs on intercropping in cotton.

Table 1 - Cotton Crop Based Cropping System linked with food crops

State Cropping System

Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan Cotton – Wheat, Cotton - Mustard

Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and

Gujarat

Mono-cropped cotton, Cotton-Jowar (two year

rotation), intercropping with Blackgram, Greengram,

Soybean, Groundnut and Pigeonpea

Andhra Pradesh Mono-cropped cotton, Cotton – Rice (sequence), Cotton

– Jowar

Tamil Nadu Mono-cropped cotton, Rice-Cotton, Rice – Rice –

Cotton, Cotton- Jowar, Cotton – Pulses – Jowar,

Intercropping with Onion, Groundnut and Blackgram

Karnataka Mono-cropped cotton, Cotton – Wheat, Intercropping

with Chilli, Groundnut, Blackgram and Greengram

(Source: NFSM – Commercial Crops Operational guidelines, 2014)

NFSM- FLDs on cotton was implemented by Department of Agriculture and Cooperation

(DAC) through Directorate of Cotton Development, Mumbai through AICRP on cotton. All the

components of NFSM-Cotton FLD were 100% funded. The funds were released by Department

of Agriculture and Cooperation, Ministry of Agriculture with the approval of NFSMEC.

Submission of action plan, physical and financial progress reports to the DAC, Ministry of

Agriculture through DOCD facilitated the release of fund. The number of demonstrations

allocated during the year 2015-16 for conduct of NFSM-FLDs by AICRP on cotton and its

networking centres and the centre-wise budgetary outlay are as follows (Table 2).


Table 2 - Approved Physical and Financial Targets of Cotton Front Line Demonstrations

during 2015-16 under NFSM-Commercial Crops for the centres of AICRP on

cotton

S.

No

Centres

FLDs on

ICM

FLDs on Desi

/ ELS cotton /

ELS cotton

seed

production

FLDs on

Intercropping

in cotton Total

(Rs.)

Amount

Released

during

2015-16

(Rs) No.

Budget

(Rs) No.

Budget

(Rs.) No.

Budget

(Rs.)

1 PAU, Faridkot 20 140000 20 160000 - - 300000 300000

2 CCSHAU,

Hisar

20 140000 20 160000 - -

300000 300000

3 CICR, Sirsa 5 35000 40 320000 - - 355000 331000

4 SKRAU,

Sriganganagar

20 140000 10 80000 - -

220000 58700

5 MPUAT,

Banswara

10 70000 10 80000 - -

150000 -

6 NAU, Surat 20 140000 10 80000 20 140000 360000 220000

7 JAU, Junagadh 20 140000 - - 20 140000 280000 207800

8 JNKV,

Khandwa

20 140000 - - 15 105000 245000 122300

9 PDKV, Akola 20 140000 - 15 105000 245000 162500

10 MAU, Nanded 20 140000 20 160000 15 105000 405000 180000

11 MPKV, Rahuri 10 70000 - - 15 105000 175000 175000

12 CICR Nagpur 10 70000 10 80000 15 105000 255000 255000

13 UAS, Dharwad 10 70000 25 200000 15 105000 375000 375000

14 UAS, Raichur 10 70000 25 200000 20 140000 410000 247900

15 UAS

Chamrajnagar

10 70000 - - 15 105000 175000 51000

16 TNAU,

Coimbatore

10 70000 - - 15 105000 175000 165700

17

CICR,

Coimbatore

(PC cell)

15 105000 10 80000 20 140000 325000 360000

Grand Total 250 1750000 200 1600000 200 1400000 4750000 3511900

Implementation of FLDs

During the year 2015-16, under National Food Security Mission (NFSM) (Commercial

Crops), 245 Front Line Demonstrations on Integrated Crop Management (ICM) on cotton, 157

Front Line Demonstrations on Desi / ELS cotton / ELS cotton seed production and 136 Front

Line Demonstrations on intercropping with cotton were conducted by sixteen centres of All India


Coordinated Research Project (Table 3) on Cotton with a budget outlay of 35.00 lakh rupees.

Out of the allotted budget of Rs 47.50 lakhs only Rs. 30.41 lakh was released, during the year

2015-16.

Table 3 Achieved Physical Targets of Cotton Front Line Demonstrations during 2015-16

under NFSM-Commercial Crops by the centres of AICRP on Cotton

S.

No Centres

FLDs on ICM

FLDs on Desi /

ELS cotton / ELS

cotton seed

production

FLDs on

Intercropping in

cotton

A C A C A C

1 PAU, Faridkot 20 20 20 20 - -

2 CCSHAU, Hisar 20 20 20 20 - -

3 CICR, Sirsa 5 5 40 37 - -

4 SKRAU, Sriganganagar 20 10.8 10 4 - -

5 MPUAT, Banswara 10 - 10 - - -

6 NAU, Surat 20 10 10 10 20 10

7 JAU, Junagadh 20 20 - - 20 20

8 JNKV, Khandwa 20 10 - - 15 10

9 PDKV, Akola 20 12.8 - - 15 12

10 MAU, Nanded 20 20 20 20 15 15

11 MPKV, Rahuri 10 10 - - 15 15

12 CICR Nagpur 10 16.4 10 6.4 15 3.6

13 UAS, Dharwad 10 10 25 25 15 15

14 UAS, Raichur 10 25 25 4 20 -

15 UAS, Chamrajnagar 10 30 - - 15 -

16 TNAU, Coimbatore 10 10 - - 15 15

17 CICR, Coimbatore 15 15(5*) 10 10* 20 20*

Grand Total 250 245 200 156.4 200 135.6

(A – No. of FLDs allotted in hectare; C – No. of FLDs conducted actually in hectares)

* Conducted under Summer Irrigated Condition

Main emphasis was given to the demonstrations for enhancing the production of cotton in

low productivity areas / problematic areas. A baseline survey was conducted by the participating

centres to know the resource endowments of the farmers and the level of cotton productivity.

For selecting the beneficiaries and identifying the priority areas, Panchayati Raj Institutions were

actively utilized. A list of beneficiaries and their plot numbers were notified in the local Block


Development / Panchayat Office. Farmers were selected in consultation with local Agricultural

Officers and Panchayat Samiti. These officials formed part of the FLD team. Bench mark survey

was conducted before taking up the demonstration which included information on the crops and

cropping system of the area, inter cropping, the average yields of cotton and the local practices

adopted in terms of irrigation, use of fertilizer, plant protection, etc., Information on the cost of

cultivation was also collected for the area as a whole. An impact analysis after the harvest was

carried out in the light of reduction in insecticide use, reduction in cost of cultivation, awareness

of modern technology etc., Further in accordance with the decision of Government of India

(GOI) regarding implementation of Special Component Plan (SCP) for Scheduled Caste and

Tribal Sub Plan (TSP) for Scheduled Tribes and Gender Budgeting, the beneficiaries were

selected for the year’s front line demonstration programme.

FLDs on Integrated Crop Management on Cotton

Under FLDs on ICM on cotton, a total of 245 demonstrations were conducted during the

year 2015-16. Each demonstration was conducted in one hectare plot. High yielding varieties

and hybrids suited for various agro-climatic conditions, Integrated Nutrient Management (INM),

Integrated Pest Management (IPM), use of bio-fertilizers, bio-pesticides, water management etc.,

were the production technologies demonstrated through this component. An amount of Rs.7000/

was allocated per hectare of demonstration. Out of this, Rs.6000/- was used for essential inputs

for demonstration and the remaining Rs.1000/- was earmarked as contingencies for field day,

publicity material, POL, visit of Scientists etc., The critical inputs for FLD included the cost of

seed (non-Bt), bio-fertilizer, micronutrients, bio-pesticides, seeds of intercrops, pheromone

traps/light traps etc.,

FLDs on Desi / ELS cotton / seed production of Desi / ELS cotton

In order to popularize the cultivation of desi / ELS cotton and produce the seeds of Desi /

ELS cotton, this component was implemented in 157 hectares. An amount of Rs.8000/ was

allocated per hectare of demonstration. Out of this, Rs.7000/- was used for essential inputs for

demonstration and the remaining Rs.1000/- was earmarked as contingencies for field day,


seed (non-Bt), bio-fertilizer, micronutrients, bio-pesticides, pheromone traps/light traps etc.,


FLDs on intercropping with cotton

To increase the production of food crops along with cash crops, this component was

introduced. In this component along with cotton crop, various intercrops like cowpea, black

gram, green gram, groundnut, soybean, onion etc., were demonstrated. An amount of Rs.7000/

was allocated per hectare of demonstration. Out of this, Rs.6000/- was used for essential inputs

for demonstration and the remaining Rs.1000/- was earmarked as contingencies for field day,


seed (non-Bt), bio-fertilizer, micronutrients, bio-pesticides, seeds of intercrops, pheromone

traps/light traps etc., During the year 2015-16, a total of 136 hectares demonstrations were

conducted under this component.


Executive Summary

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Summary of the demonstrations conducted under FLD cotton during 2015-16

FLD Farmers’ Profile

During the year 2015-16, Front Line Demonstrations were conducted nine states in three

cotton growing zones by 16 centers of AICRP on cotton. These demonstrations were conducted

on ICM in cotton, desi / ELS cotton and seed production of ELS cotton and intercropping in

cotton. In accordance with the decision of Government of India (GOI) regarding implementation

of Special Component Plan (SCP) for Scheduled Caste and Tribal Sub Plan (TSP) for Scheduled

Tribes and Gender Budgeting, the beneficiaries were selected for the year’s front line

demonstration programme. The details of farmers benefited out of the SCP, TSP and gender

budgeting are given in table 4.

Table 4 – Details of farmers benefited out of the SCP, TSP and gender budgeting of Cotton

FLDs conducted by AICRP on Cotton under NFSM/FLD during 2015-16

S.

No

Name of the

centre

FLDs on ICM FLDs on Desi/ELS cotton FLDs on Intercropping

SC/

ST

OB

C

Gen W TOT SC/

ST

OB

C

Gen W TOT SC/

ST

OBC Gen W TOT

1 PAU, Faridkot 3 - 38 9 50 - - 22 - 22 - - - - -

2 CCSHAU,

Hisar 2 - 40 2 50 2 - 47 1 50 - - - - -

3 CICR, Sirsa - 7 5 - 12 16 - 20 8 44 - - - - -

4 SKRAU,

Sriganganagar - - 4 4 8 5 - 15 7 27 - - - - -

5 MPUAT,

Banswara - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

6 NAU, Surat - 2 23 - 25 9 9 7 - 25 9 10 6 - 25

7 JAU, Junagadh - 2 48 - 50 - - - - - - 9 41 - 50

8 JNKV,

Khandwa - - 10 - 10 - - - - - - - 10 - 10

9 PDKV, Akola - - 15 1 16 - - - - - - - 15 - 15

10 MAU, Nanded 36 - 9 5 50 5 - 11 4 20 12 - 14 4 30

11 MPKV, Rahuri 7 4 14 - 25 4 10 19 4 37

12 CICR Nagpur 11 30 - - 41 2 12 2 1 17 2 6 - 1 9

13 UAS, Dharwad 3 - 7 - 10 4 - 18 3 25 3 - 12 - 15

14 UAS, Raichur 9 - 11 5 25 - - 4 - 4 - - - - -

15 UAS

Chamrajnagar 12 - 53 10 75 - - - - - - - - - -

16 TNAU,

Coimbatore - - 10 - 10 - - - - - 5 - 9 1 15

17 CICR,

Coimbatore 5 15 13 5 38 3 - 21 1 25 - 31 - 19 50

Total 88 60 300 41 495 46 21 167 25 259 35 66 126 29 256


Altogether, 1010 farmers participated in demonstrations conducted in an area of 538

hectares. In the demonstrations on ICM on cotton 495 farmers were directly benefited as

demonstrators in an area of 245 hectares, whereas in demonstrations on Desi/ELS cotton 259

farmers were benefited as demonstrators in an area of 157 hectares and 259 farmers were

benefited by demonstrations on intercropping in cotton in an area of 136 hectares. A total of 169

SC/ST farmers, 147 OBC farmers and 95 farmwomen were benefited out of this program during

the year 2015-16.

Technologies Demonstrated under FLD

During the reported year, under National Food Security Mission (Commercial Crops),

245 Front Line Demonstrations on Integrated Crop Management on cotton, 157 Front Line

Demonstrations on Desi / ELS cotton / ELS cotton seed production and 136 Front Line

Demonstrations on intercropping with cotton were conducted. The various technologies

demonstrated were high yielding varieties and hybrids suitable for various agro-climatic

conditions, Integrated Nutrient Management, Integrated Pest Management, use of Bio-fertilizers,

Bio-pesticides, water management practices, improved agronomic practices and intercropping .

Table 5 Details on the Technologies Demonstrated under FLD by the centers of AICRP on

Cotton during the year 2015-16

North Zone

PAU, Faridkot

: ICM: Time of sowing, optimal plant population, balanced nutrition and

Weed management, High density planting system.

Desi / ELS cotton/ Seed production: Three varieties (LD 327, LD 694 and

FDK 124) and one desi cotton hybrid (FMDH9) were exhibited.

CCSHAU,

Hisar

: ICM: Yield maximization of Bt cotton hybrids with improved technology

i.e., Integrated Nutrient Management, Integrated Pest Management, Soil and

water management and Improved Agronomic practices

Desi / ELS cotton/ Seed production: Popularization of high yielding and

non shedding desi cotton varieties, Minimizing the infestation of whiteflies,

Minimizing the number of insecticides sprays, minimizing the inoculums of

CLCuD and populairing the suitable varieits of the cotton wheat cropping

system.

ICAR-CICR,

Sirsa

: ICM: ICM strategies for popular cultivars CSH-3129 and hybrid Bio-6588

Desi / ELS cotton/ Seed production: Desi varieties with HDPS technology

SKRAU,

Sriganganagar

: ICM: ICM for F-2228 and MR- 786

Desi / ELS cotton/ Seed production: RG-542 and RG-8


Central Zone

NAU, Surat : ICM: INM (25% organic + 75% RDF along with biofertilizers (PSB,

Azotobacter & KMB, Foliar nutrition during flowering through KNO3 and

synchronizing maturity through ethylene spray).

IPM includes refuge incorporation, interspersing ecofeast crops like maize

or sorghum, spraying of neem based pesticides and insect growth regulators

in the initial window and application of insecticides based on ETL & MoA

group insecticide rotations with eco-safety.

Integrated Weed and water management: Border cleanliness, Pre-emergence

and post application of herbicides and interculturing and ridge and furrow

method of sowing and alternate furrow irrigation or drip implementation.

Desi / ELS cotton/ Seed production: GN Cot. 25: Promising Desi Cotton

Intercropping in Cotton: Cotton was sown at spacing of 120x45 cm with

shallow rooted short duration pulse crops like soyabean, green gram, Indian

bean, seasame, black gram especially in rainfed region as well as well

drained irrigated soils. Intercropping was followed at 1:2 ratio.

JAU, Junagadh : ICM: ICM strategies for popular cultivars

Intercropping in Cotton: Cotton + green gram

JNKVV,

Khandwa

: ICM: ICM strategies for popular cultivars

Intercropping in Cotton: Cotton + pulses

PDKV, Akola : ICM: Opening of furrow in cotton at 40 days after sowing

Intercropping in Cotton: Intercropping in cotton viz., cotton + pigeonpea

with 6:1 or 8:1 row proportions

MAU, Nanded : ICM: Optimum plant population (18518 plants / ha), Recommended Dose

of Fertilizer (120:60:60 NPK kg / ha), Foliar 2% Urea, DAP & KNO3,

Spray of 0.2% MgSO4 and 0.5% ZnSO4

Desi / ELS cotton/ Seed production: Improved varieties viz., PA 08 and

PA 528

Intercropping in Cotton: Cotton + Green gram and Cotton + Pigion pea

MPKV, Rahuri : ICM: Integrated Nutrient Management, Integrated Pest Management, Soil

and water management/ improved agronomic practices and Seed Production

of GN Cot-25

ICAR-CICR,

Nagpur

: ICM:

Integrated Nutrient Management in cotton

Cotton based inter-cropping (cotton-soybean)

Reddening control - foliar application of DAP & MgSO4

Weed management

Desi / ELS cotton/ Seed production: Desi varieties Phule Dhanwantri and

Roja

Intercropping in Cotton: Cotton+ Pulses


South Zone

UAS, Dharwad : ICM: Regional ICM strategies for improved genotypes

Desi / ELS cotton/ Seed production: desi cotton genotypes (DDHC-11 v/s

Present variety Jayadhar)

Intercropping in Cotton: Cotton + Peas, Cotton + Black gram and Cotton

+ Green gram

UAS, Raichur : ICM: Technologies on foliar sprays of 19:19:19, MgSO4, and Bio-20

(Mixture of both macro and micro nutrients)

Desi / ELS cotton/ Seed production: DDhC-11

UAS,

Chamrajnagar

: ICM: Various production packages like, planting geometry, nutrient

management (Macro & Micro nutrients), weed management, pests and

diseases management and use of growth regulators.

TNAU,

Coimbatore

: ICM: Ridge formation and sowing of the cotton seeds in the ridges

Recommended fertilizer dose application

Split application of inorganic fertilizer

Micronutrient application

Bio-control agents application

Intercropping in Cotton: Blackgram / Green gram intercropping in cotton

ICAR-CICR,

Coimbatore

: ICM: Integrated Nutrient Management, Integrated Weed Management and

Integrated Pest Management

Desi / ELS cotton/ Seed production: Surabhi

Intercropping in Cotton: Cotton + Black gram

Yield Details of the FLDs demonstrated

In all the centers, the FLDs could obtain more yield than the farmers’ practices of their

respective areas (Table 6). At Punjab, the FLDs on ICM could obtain an average seed cotton

yield of 1048 kg/ha as against the farmers’ practices (877 kg/ha). Similarly in the

demonstrations on Desi cotton, an increase of 16.29 percent was obtained in Punjab. In Haryana,

the average seed cotton yield obtained in FLDs on ICM was 1273 kg/ha and in Desi cotton was

2016 kg/ha as against 1156 kg/ha and 1589 kg/ha as respectively (farmers’ practice). In

Rajasthan, the average seed cotton yield in FLDs was 1350 kg/ha as against the farmer’s practice

(1177 kg/ha) under ICM demonstrations. Under the demonstrations on Desi cotton, the average

seed cotton yield obtained in FLD was 1833 kg/ha as against the farmers’ practice yield of 1589

kg/ha. Similarly, the FLDs conducted by CICR, Sirsa on Desi cotton performed well with an

average seed cotton yield 2115 kg/ha as against the farmers’ practice of 1860 kg/ah. In Gujarat,

the FLDs conducted by the NAU centre yielded an average seed cotton yield of 2483 kg/ha in

ICM, 1398 kg/ha in Desi cotton and 1237 kg/ha in intercropping with an addition of 129 kg/ha

intercrop yield.


Table 6 – Centre wise Average yield of FLDs conducted by AICRP on Cotton during 2015-

16 in Comparison to Farmers’ practices

S.

No

Name of the

centre

ICM

Average Yield

(Kg/ha)

Desi/ELS Cotton

Average Yield

(Kg/ha)

Intercropping in cotton

Average Yield (Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmer’s

practice

FLD

Practice

Farmer’s

practice

FLD

Cotton

FLD

Intercrop

Farmer’s

practice 1 PAU, Faridkot 1048 877 1741 1497 - - - 2 CCSHAU,

Hisar 1273 1156 2016 1878 - - -

3 CICR, Sirsa 883 716 2115 1860 - - - 4 SKRAU,

Sriganganagar 1350 1177 1833 1589 - - -

5 MPUAT,

Banswara - - - - - - -

6 NAU, Surat 2483 2199 1398 1172 1237 129 1228

7 JAU, Junagadh 1995 1805 - - 1903 557 1745 8 JNKV,

Khandwa 1400 - - - 1130 * -

9 PDKV, Akola 1282 1149 - - 1125 471 1330 10 MAU, Nanded 1321 1131 929 945 989 261 1231 11 MPKV, Rahuri 2291 1809 - - 2070 648 1793 12 CICR Nagpur 717 681 1013 808 910 177 875 13 UAS, Dharwad 2376 2170 797 559 2155 651 2144 14 UAS, Raichur * * * * - - - 15 UAS

Chamrajnagar 1237 905 - - - - -

16 TNAU,

Coimbatore 2000 1800 - - ** 267 **

17 CICR,

Coimbatore ** ** ** ** ** ** **

** FLDs are conducted under summer irrigated condition and crop is at vegetative stage

* Results awaited

The FLDs conducted by Junagadh centre yielded an average seed cotton yield of 1995

kg/ha in ICM and 1903 kg/ha in intercropping with an addition of 557 kg/ha intercrop yield. In

Madhya Pradesh, the FLDs conducted by the centre Khandwa obtained an average seed cotton

yield of 1400 Kg/ha in ICM and 1130 kg/ha in intercropping. An average seed cotton yield of

1282 kg/ha in FLDs on ICM at Akola in Maharashtra. The demonstrations on intercropping in

cotton gave an additional intercrop yield of 471 kg/ha. The Nanded and Rahuri centres in

Maharashtra could obtain an average seed cotton yield of 1321 kg/ha and 2291 kg/ha


respectively in FLDs on ICM. The FLDs conducted by CICR, Nagpur gave an average seed

cotton yield of 1013 kg/ha uder Desi cotton and 717 kg/ha under ICM. The demonstrations on

intercropping yielded 177 kg/ha of intercrop yield in addition to the average seed cotton yield of

910 kg/ha. An average seed cotton yield of 2376 kg/ha and 1237 kg/ha was obtained

respectively by Dharwad and Chamrajnagar centres in Karnataka. In Tamil Nadu, the FLDs

conducted by TNAU on ICM could obtain an average seed cotton yield of 2000 kg/ ha.

Extension Activities

The centers had conducted various extension activities to popularize the cotton

production technologies among the cotton growers (Table 7). A total of 130 visits by the

Scientists, 116 farmers’ meetings, 19 field days and 33 awareness programs were conducted by

the centres during the year 2015-16. In addition, some centres disseminated the cotton

technological information through radio talks, TV talks, newspaper clippings and voice SMS.

The centres also utilized the services of e-kapas under TMC MMI 1.6 and Kisan portal for

dessimination of information to farmers.


Table 7 - Details of Extension Activities Conducted by the Centers of AICRP on cotton

during 2015-16

S.

No

Name of the Centre

Extension Programme

Scientis

t visit

Farmers

meeting

Field

days

Awareness

program /

Kissan

mela

News

Paper/Radio/

Video coverage

1 PAU, Faridkot 23 6 - 6 Popular Articles -8

Bathinda - 7

2 CCSHAU, Hisar 6 5 2 1 5

3 CICR, Sirsa 15 36 2 - 2

4 SKRAU, Sriganganagar

5 MPUAT, Banswara - - - - -

6 NAU, Surat 1 1 - 1 -

7 JAU, Junagadh 8 10 6 4 4

8 JNKV, Khandwa 5 4 - 3 2

9 PDKV, Akola 3 5 1 2 2

10 MAU, Nanded 6 5 2 - -

11 MPKV, Rahuri 9 9 - - Voice messages

(20408) were sent

through e- Kapas

project

12 CICR Nagpur 5 2 1 2 -

13 UAS, Dharwad 22 8 1 9 Voice messages

were sent

periodically about

the production

technologies

14 UAS, Raichur 4 4 2 1 Incidence of pink

boll worm was

managed with

proper remedies

and the information

was widely covered

in the local news

papers

15 UAS

Chamrajnagar

2 12 1 1 1

16 TNAU, Coimbatore 19 7 1 2 1

17

CICR, Coimbatore* 2 2 1 Voice messages

were sent through

e- Kapas project

TOTAL 130 116 19 33 32

* FLDs are conducted under summer irrigated condition and crop is at vegetative stage


Highlights of FLDs Conducted by the Centres during the Year 2015-16

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North Zone

Punjab Agricultural University, Faridkot

Climate and its Effects on Cotton Crop

The weather during the report period was dry initially and mostly humid during monsoon

period. Light to medium rainfall in isolated patches throughout the cotton growing area during

sowing period resulted in crust formation and hence forced some of the farmers to re sow the

cotton. During 2015, a total of 506.1 mm rainfall was received in 28 rainy days at Regional

Research Station, Faridkot. The maximum rainfall of 321.6 mm was recorded during crucial

flowering and fruiting period i.e., July to September. Highest rainfall occurred during month of

July followed by June and August.

Scenario of Insect Pests and Diseases

Whitefly remained most serious threat to cotton in Punjab resulting in huge economic

losses to cotton crop. However the incidence of CLCuD was medium to high. Thrips and cotton

leaf hopper (jassid) have also emerged demanding attention in the era of Bt cotton. The current

season also witnessed heavy incidence of thrips in some cotton pockets of the state. In context to

bollworms, there was no serious incidence of the complex as more than 95 percent area was

under Bt cotton (BGII).

Front Line Demonstrations on ICM in Cotton

During the year 2015-16, the centre had conducted twenty demonstrations on cotton ICM

in 50 farmers’ fields. The technologies demonstrated under ICM were time of sowing, optimal

plant population, balanced nutrition, weed management and High Density Planting System. The

varieties/ hybrids demonstrated were F 2228, LH-2076, LH-2108 and F 2383. These genotypes

performed well under FLD and yielded 1033 kg/ha, 875 kg/ha, 1232 kg/ha, 681 kg/ha

respectively as average seed cotton yield. The range of increase in yield was 22, 12, 15 and 23

percent as compared to regular farmers’ practices. The demonstrations were super imposed with

the agronomic practices i.e., optimum plant population, balanced nutrition, weed control and

time of sowing.


Front Line Demonstrations on Desi / ELS/ Seed production of ELS cotton

A total of twenty demonstrations were conducted with LD 327, LD 694, FDK 124 and

FMDH 9 cultivars in 22 farmers’ fields. The demonstrations yielded an average seed cotton

yield of 2091 kg/ha, 2046 kg/ha, 1395 kg/ha and 1518 kg/ha respectively as against the farmers’

practices (1791, 1800, 1193 and 1311 kg/ha). An average yield increase of 17 per cent, 14 per

cent and 16 per cent was recorded in these demonstrations as against their counterparts.


Other Extension activities during the

month

23 field visits / surveillances by cotton

scientists of all the disciplines have been

made during the report period

1. Kisan melas : 6

2. News/Radio Talks, AIR, Bathinda: 7

3. Popular articles: 8

4. Farmers meeting: 6

Chaudary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar


During the Kharif 2015 crop season, monsoon onset was on time and few heavy rain

events were recorded in the month of April and June. In the month of May maximum

temperature of 40.4 o

C was recorded whereas in the month of June it was 38.2 oC. During

flowering and fruiting stage (July to September) the total rainfall received was 230.7 mm as

compare to normal 299.8 mm.


Initial crop growth was very good and plant stand in almost all the cotton growing areas

was excellent. During the second fortnight of June due to heavy rainfall the incidences of

whitefly was severe. By the end of July, the population of whitefly crossed ETL in most of the

major cotton growing areas. Simultaneously incidence of Cotton leaf curl virus disease also

increased. Whitefly population coupled with CLCuD with less rainfall during flowering and

fruiting stage resulted into less boll formation and poor yields.


A total number of 20 demonstrations (50 farmers) on different Bt cotton hybrids and

variety H 1098-I were carried out to popularize the improved cotton cultivation. It was observed


that Ramniwas s/o Diwan SinghVillage Dariyapur, Bhiwani picked the highest seed cotton yield

of 2800 kg/ha followed by Satbir S/o Mahavir Village Sanwar, Bhiwani (2700 kg/ha). The

average yield of Bt cotton hybrid with improved technology was recorded (1273 kg/ha) as

compared to local check (1156.4 kg/ha) which was 10.12 per cent increase over farmer’s

practices.


Twenty demonstrations of desi cotton were carried out at 50 farmers’ fields in different

villages with the objectives i.e., to popularize high yielding and non shedding desi cotton

varieties, to minimize the infestation of whitefly, to minimize the number of insecticidal sprays,

to minimize the inoculums of CLCuD and to popularize the suitable varieties for the cotton-

wheat cropping system. The highest seed cotton yield of desi cotton was picked by Shri. Vikram

Singh S/o Smasher Sarpanch, Village Dohana Khera, Jind (3100 kg/ha) followed by Shri.

Sadhuram S/o Mange Ram Village Bandaheri, Hisar (2700 kg/ha). In these demonstrations, 7.37

per cent higher seed cotton yield was recorded as compared to the local farmer’s practices.


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HAU,

Hisar

6 5 2 1 5

Total 6 5 2 1 5

Central Institute for Cotton Research, Sirsa


During the crop season from April to October, the maximum and minimum temperature

ranged between 26.8 to 45.0°C and 14.0 to 30.5°C. The average maximum and minimum

temperature recorded during the crop season was 36.3 and 24.2°C respectively. The highest

maximum (45.0°C) temperature was recorded in the 21st SMW during the crop season. The total

rainfall recorded during the year was 300.4 mm. The rainfall received during the cotton season

was (April-October) 203.6mm. Total number of rainy days was 26 throughout the year and 19


days during the crop season. The overall crop conditions of the FLDs were satisfactory. The

season witnessed a scanty rainfall and it was below normal. The hot and humid conditions and

scarcity of rainfall favored incidence of whitefly during 2015-16.

Scenario of Insect pests and diseases

In G arboreum cotton the population of whitefly, leafhopper and thrips was recorded

comparatively lesser than the American cotton. The population of whitefly varied between 5.30

to 22.33 adults per 3 leaves in G arboreum cotton. Average population of whitefly on G

arboreum cotton was 9.73 adults per 3 leaves. In general in G hirsutum cotton, the average

population (16.82/3leaves) of whitefly was recorded throughout the season and the maximum

(50.58/3leaves) population was noticed in 30th

SMW. The average population of leafhopper

throughout the season was recorded 1.60/3 leaves but its maximum population (5.14 / 3 leaves)

was noticed in 31st SMW. The average population of thrips recorded throughout the season was

9.48 / 3 leaves but its maximum population (37.36 / 3 leaves) was noticed in 29th

SMW. Desi

cottons are immune to Cotton leaf curl virus disease. The incidence of bacterial blight and fungal

foliar pathogens was not observed. The incidence of root rot was also negligible.


A total of five FLDs of CSH-3129 were condcuted in 12 farmerss fields’ udner organic

condition. Inputs were given to them as like other farmers, but they used only indoneem for

spray (2-3 times). Their seed cotton yield were very low due to epidemic incidence of white fly

and ranged from 300 to 750Kg/ha and for other farmers yield ranged from 625 to 1500Kg/ha. In

the current crop season due to attack of white fly, there was considerable reduction in yield.


During the year, the centre had conducted 37 demonstrations on Desi varieties CICR-3 in

an area of 37 hectares in 44 farmers’ fields. The average yield obtained in FLDs on Desi cotton

was 2115 kg/ha as against the farmers’ practice 1860 kg/ha.

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Sirsa

Haryana 15 36 2 - 2

Total 15 36 2 - 2


S.K. Rajasthan Agricultural University, Sriganganagar


During the year, weather condition was varying during crop growth period. The total

rainfall received during crop growth was 392.7 mm out of which 320.6 mm was received in 27th

to 38th

standard week. After 44th

standard week, there was no rainfall. The highest temperature

was recorded in 21st standard week and the highest Relative Humidity (96.86%) was recorded

during 49th

standard week at 8.30 am.


A total of eight front line demonstrations were conducted during Kharif season of 2015

on different farmer’s field of Sriganganagar and Hanumangarh districts. Hirsutum varities F

2228 and MR 786 were cultivated in demonstration fields. An average of 14.65% increase in the

seed cotton yield was obtained in the FLD fields.


Twenty seven demonstrations on desi cotton varieties RG- 542 and RG-8 were

conducted. An average of 15.33 % increased seed cotton yield was obtained in the

demonstrations as against farmers’ practices.


One training program and one field day were organized. Farmers actively participated in

the group discussions. Scientists delivered the lecture on improved technologies and clarified the

doubts raised by the farmers. Scientists, staff members of Krishi Vigyan Kendra and State

Department of Agriculture of Sriganganagar visited the demonstrations.

Central Zone

Navsari Agricultural University, Surat


At Bharuch, the monsoon was started with 93.2 mm rain during second week of June-

2015. Sowing of cotton was completed during the third week of June. An amount of 64.3 mm

rain in third and fourth week of June helped cotton crop to have good germination. In the first

week of July rain was less, hence there was adverse effect on germinated crop. In some parts re-

sowing was carried out during the end of July. Sowing was delayed, but it was completed during

first week of August. The germination was quite satisfactory and plant populations were

maintained by proper gap filling. There was only 40.2 mm precipitation received during the


period of 30th

July to 18th

September (51 days), may be considered as dry spell for rain fed

condition. The crop was recovered after receiving of 115.6 mm rain in third week of September

and then there was no rain. In total, 444.8 mm rainfall was received in 29 rainy days. The

rainfall of current year was nearly half than previous year i.e., 849.7 mm in 37 days in the season

of 2014-15 and one fourth compared to the season of 2013-14 i.e., 1465 mm in 67 days. Timely

adoption of cultural operations and plant protection measures resulted in better crop condition.


In early stage of crop, the incidence of thrips was found to above threshold level and was

upto end of September. Jassids infestation was observed throughout the season and crossed

threshold level many times. Population of whitefly was low to moderate, whereas aphids and

mealybug were moderate to high during later stage of crop. Among bollworms, Helicoverpa and

Earias were moderate to high on non Bt and desi cotton. The population of pink boll worm was

higher during October and onwards in all the species of cotton including Bt. No severe diseases

observed during the crop season.


The centre had conducted 10 front line demonstrations under ICM in cotton in 25

farmers’ fields. The technology includes INM (25% organic + 75% RDF along with biofertilizers

(PSB, Azotobacter & KMB), foliar nutrition during flowering through KNO3 and synchronizing

maturity through ethylene spray. IPM includes refuge incorporation, interspersing ecofeast crops

like maize or sorghum, spraying of neem based pesticides and insect growth regulators in the

initial window and application of insecticides based on ETL & MoA group insecticide rotations

with eco-safety. For Integrated weed and water management, border cleanliness, pre-emergence

and post application of herbicides, interculturing, ridge and furrow method of sowing and

alternate furrow irrigation or drip implementation were adopted. These demonstrations gave an

average seed cotton yield of 2483 kg/ha as against 2199 kg/ha (Farmers’ practice).


Ten demonstrations were conducted on desi cotton in 25 farmers’ fields. The desi cotton

variety released by Regional Cotton Research Station, Bharuch viz., GN Cot. 25 during the year

2012-13 was found superior for boll weight and had 12 to 20 per cent higher seed cotton yield

compared to local check. Seed production of this variety was highly preferred by the farmers. An

average of 839 Kg/ha seed cotton yield was produced per hectare.


Front Line Demonstrations on Intercropping in cotton

The centre had conducted 10 front line demonstrations under intercropping in cotton in

25 farmers’ fields. Cotton, deep rooted longer duration crop, was sown at spacing of 120x45 cm

with shallow rooted short duration pulse crops like soyabean, green gram, Indian bean, seasame,

black gram especially in rainfed region as well as well in well drained irrigated soils.

Intercropping was followed at 1:2 ratio. Additional nutrition was provided to inter crop. The

average seed cotton yield obtained was 1237 kg/ha along with 129 kg /ha intercrop yield.


The Scientists of different disciplines of main cotton research station, Surat and sub

centers often visited the FLD plots with a view to explain the production and protection aspects

of cotton cultivation.

Junagadh Agricultural University, Junagadh

Climate and its effects on Cotton crop

The regular monsoon was started from 1st week of June (23

rd standard week) but

satisfactory precipitation was received in 25th

standard week with 178.00 mm. All the FLD had

sown the crop btween 3rd

and 27th

June, 2015. The maximum rain (272.8 mm) was received

during 30th

standard week in the season. Total 740.6 mm rain was received during the entire

season with 25 rainy days. Germination in the experiment was quite satisfactory. However,

necessary gap filling was done to maintain proper plant stand. Initial crop condition was very

good and satisfactory but after that due to continuous one month dry spell, crop growth was

survived by applying life saving irrigation. Flood Irrigation was applied in later stage as and

when it was needed and crop growth was recovered successfully later on. Cultural operations

viz., weeding, interculturing and top dressings of fertilizer were doneon time. In general weather

condition was remained moderately favourable to the cotton crop.

Scenario of Insect pests and Diseases

Aphid incidence was started from 35th

standard week and continued up to the end of

season. The maximum aphid population (45.55 aphids/ 3 leaves) was recorded during first

standard week of 2016. The incidence of jassid was observed throughout the season but it was

severe from 31st to 33

rd & 37

th to 48

th standard weeks. The highest population of jassid (18.45

jassid nymphs/ 3 leaves) was noted during 38th

standard week. Thrips population was started

from 28th

standard week and continued up to the end of the season. The highest population was


recorded during 34th

standard week (32.00 thrips / 3 leaves). Whitefly population was found

throughout the season but it was below ETL. The highest population was noted during 44th

standard week (17.45 whitefly/3 leaves). The incidence of mite, mirid bugs and mealy bugs

were very low throughout the season. In case of natural enemies, the population of Coccinellids,

and Spiders was noted throughout the season, but Chrysoperla was recorded during 35th

to 43rd

standard week.

The incidence of Helicoverpa was observed low throughout the season. The incidence of

Earias was started from 37th

standard week and continued up to end of season with low larval

population. The incidence of pink bollworm was started from 35th

standard week and continued

up to end of season, but it was severe from 42nd

standard week to 2nd

standard week of 2016.

The highest larval population was recorded during 51st standard week of 2015 (19.00 larva / 20

green bolls). The Above information of insect-pests based on population dynamics on

susceptible Non Bt hybrid DCH-32 at Junagadh.

Initiation of all foliar disease was recorded late in Kharif -2015. Alternaria leaf spot

disease was recorded during the third week of September. Bacterial leaf blight was noted in the

second week of August, while the Grey mildew disease not occured during the season.

Maximum disease intensity of alternaria leaf spot was found during second week of November

2015. Maximum bacterial leaf blight was recorded during first week of December 2015. Soil

borne diseases viz., root rot and wilt were noted low in some genotypes. Parawilt in some of the

patches was observed during mid and late period of the season. Reddening was recorded at

medium level in some genotypes.


Twenty front line demonstrations were conducted to demonstrate the ICM practices on

different Bt cotton hybrids. The average seed cotton yield was observed (1880 kg/ha) at Vadal

village of Junagadh taluka of Junagadh district. The average seed cotton yield of farmers’

practices was observed as 1712 kg/ha. The cost benefit ratio was observed 3.40 and 1.93 in

FLDs on ICM and farmers practices, respectively. The average seed cotton yield was observed

(1787 kg/ha) at Chotra village of Rajula taluka of Amreli district. The average seed cotton yield

of farmers practices was observed 1607 kg/ha. The cost benefit ratio was observed 3.08 and 1.52

in FLDs on ICM and farmers practices, respectively.



Twenty demonstrations on intercropping in cotton were conducted in 50 farmers’ fields.

The overall average seed cotton yield obtained in these demonstrations was 1903 kg/ha as

against the farmers’ practice 1745 kg/ha. In Dataradi village Rajula taluka of Amreli district, the

demonstrations on Cotton with intercrops viz., Sesame, Greengram and Black gram yielded an

average seed cotton yield of 2083 kg/ha with different intercrop seed yield (390 kg/ha) as against

the farmers’ practice of sole cotton (1918 kg/ha. The demonstrations condcuted in Monpar

village Mahuva taluka of Bhavnagar district on different Bt cotton hybrids with intercrops

yielded an average seed cotton yield of 2190 kg/ha with average intercrop seed yield of 412

kg/ha as against the farmers’ practice of sole cototn (2023 kg/ha).


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Gujarat / Junagadh /

Vadal, Bhesan,

Ranpur, Jetpur &

Bordisamthiyala

4 5 3 2 4

Gujarat / Amreli /

Dhari / Hirava,

Gadhiya, Chotra,

Datradi, Rabhada &

Samthiyala

4 5 3 2

Total 8 10 6 4 4

Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya, Khandwa


During the year, the centre had conducted ten demonstrations on ICM in an area of 10

hectares in ten farmers’ fields. The average seed cotton yield obtained in FLDs on ICM was

1400 kg/ha.


Ten demonstrations on intercropping in cotton were conducted in ten hectares of farmers’

fields. The average seed cotton yield obtained in these demonstrations was 1130 kg/ha. The

averae Benefit Cost ratio obtained in FLDs on intercrpping was 1.55.



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Khandwa

(M.P.)

5 4 - 3 2

Total 5 4 - 3 2

Dr. Panjabrao Deshmukh Krishi Vidyapeeth, Akola


The monsoon was started at right time but after sowing there was dryspell of 25-30 days

in the region. In Some fields, sowing was delayed by one month. The dry spell occurred during

boll development stage of the crop and hence affected the seed cotton yield and the yield of

intercrops.


During the year, the centre had conducted 15 demonstrations on ICM in cotton varieties

AKH081 and AKA7 in an area of 12.82 hectares in 16 farmers’ fields. The average yield

obtained in FLDs on 1282 kg/ha as against the farmers’ practice 1149 kg/ha. The net profit due

to ICM was Rs 15495/ha. Additional profit due to FLD on moisture conservation practices in

cotton was Rs 3041/ha.


Fifteen demonstrations on intercropping Pigeon pea in cotton were conducted in twelve

hectares of 15 farmers’ fields. The average seed cotton yield obtained in these demonstrations

was 1125 kg/ha as against the farmers’ practice 1303 kg/ha with an additional intercrop (pigeon

pea) yield of 471 kg/ha. The FLD farmers obtained a beneficial BC ratio of 1.98 as against the

farmers’ practice of sole cotton (1.38).


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Akola 3 5 1 2 2


Marathwada Agricultural Univeristy, Nanded


The total rainfall received during kharif 2015 season at Cotton Research Station, Nanded

was 547.8 mm (June - December, 2015) as against average rainfall of 862.7 mm. Thus 314.9 mm

(36.50%) rainfall was deficit against the average of the station. The rainfall was distributed with

31 rainy days during the season which was about 12 rainy days less than average (43.05). As

regard to monthly distribution of rainfall, deficit rains were received during all the months except

June.

The season was started in 24th

meteorological week (second week of June) and rains

received in first fortnight of June facilitated sowing of cotton demonstrations in 24th

MW and

onwards. Intermittent rains in 25th

MW in June after sowing were helpful for satisfactory

germination which resulted in good plant stand of crop.

The dry spell from 26th

- 29th

MW in August during initial vegetative period ahd reduced

the growth of crop. However, rains received in mid August were helpful for vegetative growth

and flowering. Cessation of rains from 39th

MW (fourth week of September) has affected the

reproductive growth.


The incidence of sucking pests was moderate to high and bollworm incidence was

moderate to severe. The incidence of thrips was observed throughout the season and thrips

crossed ETL during 31st to 33

rd MW. The pink bollworm incidence was severe from 46

th MW

(28%).

Incidence of Alternaria was found during 34th

MW with intensity of 2.00 to 19.00 PDI,

bacterial blight during 38th

MW in range of 1.50 to 7.25 PDI. The incidence of parawitlt was

observed upto 3.00 PDI during 32nd

- 35th

MW.


During the year, the centre had conducted twenty demonstrations on ICM in an area of 20

hectares in 50 farmers’ fields. Technologies demonstrated under Integrated Crop Management

were Optimum plant population (18518 plants/ha), Recommended Dose of Fertilizer (120:60:60

NPK kg / ha), Foliar 2% Urea, DAP & KNO3, Spray of 0.2% MgSO4 and 0.5% ZnSO4. The


average seed cotton yield obtained in FLDs on ICM was 1321 kg/ha as against the farmers’

practice (1131 kg/ha).


Twenty demonstrations on desi cotton variety PA 528 and PA 08 were conducted in 20

farmers’ fields. An average of 929 Kg/ha seed cotton yield was produced per hectare as against

the farmers’ practice (945 kg/ha).


Thirteen demonstrations on intercropping pigeon pea and green gram in cotton was

conducted in 30 farmers’ fields resulted in yielding an average seed cotton yield of 989 kg/ha

with an additional intercrop yield of 261 kg/ha as against the sole cotton crop (1231 kg/ha). An

average of Rs. 6723/ha could obtain as additional benefit in these FLDs.


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Nanded 3 2 1 1 -

Parbhani 1 1 -- - -

Aurangabad 1 1 1 - -

Beed 1 1 - - -

Total 6 5 2 - -

Mahthama Phule Krisi Vidyapeeth, Rahuri


The total rainfall received at Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth, Rahuri was only 380

mm in 33 rainy days as against average rainfall of 535 mm which was about 29 per cent less.

There were almost no rains up to 26th

MW (25th

June) to 35th

MW (31st Oct) in most parts of

cotton growing areas and hence sowing was done with available water. The sowing of Bt cotton

was also delayed in most of the cotton growing tract. Due to water stress during the growth

period of the crop, yield was reduced. Moreover, the climatic conditions during the season

favored the incidence of sucking pests particularly aphid, jassid, thrip and white fly. High

incidence of para wilt was observed on irrigated cotton in Sangali and Solapur districts as the


average temperature in the month of April and May was nearly 37- 40 degree celcius coupled

with moisture stress conditions.

The sowing of summer irrigated cotton was done from second fortnight of May on

research farm. However, at farmers’ fields sowing was done from second fortnight of May to

first fortnight of June, after the onset of monsoon. During crop growth period, at central campus

the average maximum temperature, minimum temperature was 32.9 and 18.9respectively and the

relative humidity was 61% and 39% respectively for morning and evening.


The population dynamics study revealed that the population of jassids varied from 0.14 to

12.16/3 leaves during the season with the peak in 32nd

MW. The incidence of aphids ranged

from 0.56 to 106.90/3 leaves during the season with its peak in 48th

MW. The population of

thrips varied from 0.18 to 45.84/3leaves and peaked in 31st MW. Whitefly population ranged

from 0.62 to 16.87/3 leaves during the season with the peak in 45th

MW. The infestation of

mealy bugs was not observed throughout the season. The infestation Heliothis armigera on green

bolls varied from 1.82 to 15.36 per cent during the season and the larval population were 0.64 to

1.43 larvae/ 5 plants. The incidence of E. vittella on squares/green bolls ranged from 4.50 and

10.90 percent and 0.31 to 1.46 larvae/ 5 plants. The infestation of P. gossypiella larvae was 0.56

to 55.0 / 20 green boll and also in open bolls on boll basis and locule basis were 17.67 and 8.65

per cent, respectively. The population of natural enemies in cotton ecosystem varied from 0.28

to 2.78 predators / plant during the season.

Alternaria blight was the major disease observed during the year. First incidence of the

disease was noticed on 20th July (29th

MW) on research farm. The disease progressed at slower

rate and maximum of 20.7 % intensity was recorded in 38th

MW. The incidence of TSV was

almost negligible (only upto 5%) during the season.


During the year, the centre had conducted ten demonstrations on ICM in an area of 10

hectares in 25 farmers’ fields. The average seed cotton yield obtained in FLDs on ICM was

2291 kg/ha as against the farmers’ practice (1809 kg/ha).



Fifteen demonstrations on intercropping in cotton was conducted in area of 15 hectares in

37 farmers’ fields in resulted in yielding an average seed cotton yield of 2070 kg/ha as against

the farmers’ practices of 1793 kg/ha.


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Ahmednagar

3 3 - - Voice messages

(20408) were sent

through e-Kapas

project Nasik

3 3 - -

Jalgoan 3 3 - -

Total 09 09 - -

Central Institute for Cotton Research, Nagpur


It was noticed that there was timely onset of monsoon during first week of June resulting

in sowing of soybean, cotton and other kharif crops in the area. On 20th

June 2015, there was

heavy and continuous rainfall and hence in most of the farmers’ fields sowing of cotton crop was

delayed. The crops sown before 20th

June, in the cotton cotton-soyabean/mung intercropping

system was affected. After that there were no rains until 23rd

July resulting in a prolonged dry

spell of about 45 days. As a result most of the crops have dried and farmers have to re-sow their

crops during last week of July to first week of August. The situation was again worsened due to

another dry spell of about 25 days when there were no rains till 1st September. There were

frequent and prolonged dry spells intermittently which has resulted in crop failures and re-

sowing in most of the areas. The rainfall was too erratic due to which farmers have suffered a

great loss. There was second flush in the month of December. Climate in December was hot

and humid but sudden drop of temperature during last week of December to first fortnight of

January damaged standing crop heavily due to cold wave conditions. Cotton + soyabean

intercrop also suffered heavily. Prolonged hot-dry spell, variation in temperature and nutrients

imbalance resulted in leaf reddening and wilting. Farmers have noticed Yellowing of leaves

followed by leaf-reddening and finally drying of leaves.



There was heavy attack of incidence of sucking pests i.e., aphids and jassids during initial

period and also during square formation. The incidence of white fly was normal and the

incidence of bollworms in cotton and Semilooper in Soybean was negligible.


During the year, the centre had conducted 17 demonstrations on ICM in cotton variety

Suraj in an area of 16.4 hectares in 41 farmers’ fields. The average yield obtained in FLDs on

ICM was 717 kg/ha as against the farmers’ practice 681 kg/ha


During the year, the centre had conducted 7 demonstrations on Desi varieties Phule

Dhanwantri and Roja in an area of 6.4 hectares in 17 farmers’ fields. The average yield obtained

in FLDs on Desi cotton was 1013 kg/ha as against the farmers’ practice 808 kg/ha.


Four demonstrations on intercropping in cotton was conducted in area of 3.6 hectares in 9

farmers’ fields resulted in yielding an average seed cotton yield of 910 kg/ha as against the

farmers’ practices of 875 kg/ha.


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Maharashtra/

Wardha and

Nagpur

districts

5 2 1 2 -

Total 5 2 1 2

South Zone

University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad


Total rainfall received up to the end of December 2015 was 642.1 mm as against the average

normal of 742.0 mm. There was deficit of 99.9 mm rainfall (13.5 % deficit). The rainfall was

deficit during the months of April, June, July, August and September and excess during May and


October as compared to the average normal rainfall during these months. Rainfall received

during April and May helped for land preparation. Rainfall received during the second fortnight

of June helped sowing of cotton in all the demonstrations. The sowing was completed during the

month of June. The crop stand was satisfactory in all the demosntrations. There was deficit

rainfall during June, July, August and September months amounting to 195.8 mm as compared to

the normal rainfall which hampered the growth and development of the crop in all the

demonstrations. Crop growth was stunted due to severe moisture stress. Rainfall received

during first week of September saved the crop in all the fields. Increased sucking pests incidence

was noticed during October to December in all the demosntraitons and suitable protection

measures were taken.


The Roving survey to know status of cotton pests was undertaken in major cotton

growing districts of northern Karnataka during 2015-16. During early crop stage, incidence of

shoot weevil was noticed to the tune of 37 to 69 per cent in almost all cotton growing areas. The

farmers were suggested to go for Bhendi as trap as well as mechanical collection and killing of

grubs during early morning. Among the incidence of sucking pests, thrips was sever during

September due to dry spell and pest had crossed ETL for four times with a level of infestation of

35-200 per three leaves. Further, the incidence of leafhopper was persisting at higher level (9-33

leafhoppers/ three leaves) from September to November and pest load was above ETL

throughout the cropping period. Farmers were struggling to protect the crop from leafhoppers

and relied much upon new chemistry like flonicamid and dinotefuron. Many farmers applied

imidacloprid (17.8 SL and 70 WG). The incidence of Aphid was not severe at time. The

incidence of mirid bugs (8-35 bugs/25 squares) and flowerbud maggots (5-25%.) was moderate

to severe during October / November months, however these pests were kept under check by

effective chemical control. Only couple of instances of whitefly incidence was noticed in late

sown irrigated crops when it was about to harvest. Triazophos, Ethion, Spiromecifen were

recommended to the farmers. The incidence of PBW was noticed during harvesting of the crop,

but, there was no bad opening of the bolls. After complete harvesting, 75-125 larvae / 100 bolls

of PBW have been recovered from the green bolls in Jan/Feb months.


The alternaria leaf blight was observed at early stage of crop growth in moderate form.

This year less incidence of Bacterial blight was observed compared to the previous years. The

grey mildew was observed in severe form on G arborium cotton and moderate form on G

hirsutum type. At later stage of the crop growth the rust incidence was severe irrespective of

genotypes.


The average seed cotton yiled of all ten FLDs under ICM was 2376 kg/ha as compared to

the average seed cotton yield of 2170 kg/ha obtained with farmers practice which is about 8.7 per

cent higher under ICM. The average additional Net profit under ICM was Rs. 6,938/ha with a

B:C ratio of 2.25 which was about 13.2 per cent higher as compared to the net profit obtained

with farmers practice.


The average seed cotton yield of all 25 FLDs of DDhc-11 was 790 kg/ha as compared to

the average seed cotton yield of 508 kg/ha obtained with Jayadhar variety which was about 35.7

per cent higher with DDHC-11. The net profit with DDHC-11 was about 52 per cent higher as

compared to the net profit obtained with the check variety Jaydhar with a B:C ratio of 1.87. The

average additional Net profit with DDhc-11 was Rs. 7605/ha. The yield levels were low in both

the varieties due to low rainfall at these locations during the cropping season.

The average seed cotton yield of all six FLDs of DHH-263 was 805 kg/ha as compared to

the average seed cotton yiled of 610 kg/ha obtained with DHH-11 which was about 24 per cent

higher with DHH-263. The net profit with DHH-263 was 75 per cent higher as compared to the

net profit obtained with the check hybrid DHH-11 with a B:C ratio of 1.26. The average

additional net profit with DHH-263 was Rs. 5265/ha. The yield levels were low in both the

hybrids due to low rainfall at these locations during the cropping season.


Fifteen FLDs were undertaken on the intercropping systems in Bt cotton compared with

the farmers practice of sole Bt cotton. Five FLDs each were with Bt Cotton + Groundnut (1:1),

Bt cotton + Green pea (1:2) and Bt cotton + Green gram (1:1) respectively.

Bt cotton + Ground nut (1:1) : The average seed cotton yield under Five FLDs was 2270 kg/ha

with an additional average yield of 476 kg/ha groundnut under the intercropping system, while

under sole cotton the average seed cotton yield of five FLDs was 2179 kg/ha. The average


additional profit under the intercropping system was Rs. 24,112/- over sole cotton with a

Intercropping system B:C ratio of 2.87.

Bt cotton + Peas (1:2) : The average seed cotton yield under Five FLDs was 2100 kg/ha with an

additional average yield of 831 kg/ha green peas under the intercropping system, while under

sole cotton the average seed cotton yield of Five FLDS was 2190 kg/ha. The average additional

profit under the intercropping system was Rs. 18,210/- over sole cotton with a Intercropping

system B:C ratio of 2.58.

Bt cotton + Green gram (1:1) : The average seed cotton yield under Five FLDs was 2097 kg/ha

with an additional average yield of 647 kg/ha green gram under the intercropping system, while

under sole cotton the average seed cotton yield of five FLDS was 2065 kg/ha. The average

additional profit under the intercropping system was Rs. 37,799/- over sole cotton with a

Intercropping system B:C ratio of 3.08.


State/

District

Extension Programme

Scientist

visits

Farmers

meetings

Field

days

Awareness

programmes

News/

Paper/Radio/

Video coverage

Dharwad/Karnataka

Haveri/Karnataka

20

12

5

3

--

--

5

4

Voice messages

were sent

periodically about

the production

technologies.

Total 22 8 1 9

University of Agricultural Science, Raichur


The region experienced harsh climate resulting in the State Government declaring the

region as drought prone area during both the seasons, Kharif and Rabi 2015-16. The rainfall

received during June, July and August months were very low (100 per cent less than the normal

rainfall). The rainfed cotton grown in the region suffered from moisture stress in the beginning

as well as later phases of the crop growth.


The major outbreak of insect pest was pink boll worm in cotton. Several Bt cotton

farmers field visits as per the diagnostic point of view, revealed about 40-50 percent losses due


to pink boll worm in rain fed areas and about 60-70 per cent loss was noticed in irrigated. The

other major pest outbreak was incidence Mrid bug in major areas causing major damage through

boll drop.


During the year a total of 25 FLDs on ICM in cotton was conducted by the centre in

Ballari and Raichur districts. On average the FLD farmers obtained an additional profit of

Rs.21900/ha with an average BC ratio of 2.43.


During the year four FLDs were conducted on cotton variety Ddhc-11 under the

component FLDs on Desi cotton.


State/

District

Extension Programmes

Scientist

visit

Farmers

meeting

Field

days

Awareness

programme

News/ Paper/Radio/

Video coverage

Ballari and

Raichur districts

of Karnataka state

4

4 2 Training /

Awareness

programmes on

ICM, leaf reddening

management,

nutrient

management, water

management and

crop protection

Six diagnostic visits

on the incidence of

pink boll worm were

done and the remedies

were given. The

information was

widely covered in the

local news papers

Total 4 4 2

University of Agricultural Sciences, Chamrajnagar


During the year the centre received 893.30 mm rain fall with 60 rainy days as against

normal rain fall of 692.60 mm that is 28.9% more than normal rainfall but the distribution was

erratic & uneven which affected the time of sowing, growth and seed cotton yield. Except in the

month of July the remaining months received rainfall more than normal. The lowest rainfall was

recorded in the month of October (52%) and the highest rainfall was in the month of November

(188%). This affected the growth of the crop with severe incidence of Verticelium & Fusarium

Wilt and Alternaria leaf blight which resulted in more than 50% reduction in kapas yield.


During the year 40-50% Kapas yield reduction was observed in farmers field both in

demonstration & Framers practices due to shortage of rain fall (52% less than Normal) in the

initial crop growth stage (October) which affected the crop growth. Heavy rain fall in the month

of November (188% more than Normal) causesd severe incidence of Verticellium & Fuzarium

wilt & Bacterial Leaf blight which lead to stunted growth, droping of squares & bolls.


Majority of the farmers expressed problem of leaf reddening, damage of sucking pests

(leaf curling), squares and boll shedding etc., The incidence of bollworm was not expressed by

majority of the farmers because of 100% area was under double BG-2 cotton cultivars.


A total of 30 demonstrations were conducted by the centre during 2015-16 involving 75

farm families. Seed cotton yield in demonstration plot ranged from 580 Kg/ ha to1690 Kg / ha,

while in farmers practice it ranged from 305 kg/ha to1415 Kg/ha. The average yield obtained in

demonstration plot (ICM) was 1237 Kg/ha, as compare to farmers practice (905 Kg/ha). Average

additional net returns of Rs. 8084 /ha and B: C ratio of 1.76 was observed in demonstration

(ICM) plot as compare to farmers practice.

Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore


In the study area cotton was cultivated under winter rainfed condition. In perambalur

district where ICM was demonstrated, the rainfall was normal during the season except in

November 2015 which recorded an above normal rainfall of 10 per cent. In Madurai district

where intercropping in cotton was demonstrated, dry spell was occurred during September, 2015.

After that from October 2015 onwards, frequent rainfall was observed.


Incidence of stem weevil root rot complex, sucking pests (jassids & thrips), spotted and

American boll worms were noticed. The population was kept under control through timely

intervention of plant protection measures.


The centre had conducted 10 front line demonstrations under ICM in cotton in 10

farmers’ fields with the cotton variety TCH 1819. The average yield obtained in FLDs on ICM

in cotton was 2000 kg/ha as against the farmers’ practice 1800 kg/ha.



During the year, the centre had conducted fifteen demonstrations on Cotton Varieties-

SVPR 2, SVPR 4 and with the inter crop of Urdbean –VBN6 and Mungbean–VBN 2.

Central Institute for Cotton Research, Coimbatore


During the winter irrigated season, the centre had conducted ten demonstrations on cotton

ICM in twenty five farmers’ fields. The technologies viz., improved variety Suraj, Integrated

Weed Management, Integrated Nutrient Management and Integrated Pest Management,

application of growth regulators and soil test based fertilizer recommendation were demonstrated

in ten hectares. The average seed cotton yield obtained in FLD on ICM was 1235 Kg/ha as

against the farmers’practice yield of 1094 kg/ha. Five demonstrations on ICM are being

conducted under the summer irrigated condition.


Ten demonstrations on ELS cotton variety Surabhi are being demonstrated in Salem

District of Tamil Nadu under summer irrigated condition.


A total of twenty demonstrations on intercropping in cotton with black gram are being

conducted by the centre during 2015-16 at Kovilpatti taluk, Tuticorin district of Tamil Nadu

under summer irrigated condition.


Centre wise list of Farmers Participated in the FLD Program during 2015-16

1. Punjab Agricultural University, Faridkot

1.1. FLDs on Integrated Crop Management in Cotton

S.No

Name and address of the farmer

Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Gurpreet Singh S/o Lal Singh, Village

Kaler, Distt. Faridkot, Mob.No. 94642-

10988

F-2228 1540 1345

2 Baljeet Kaur W/o Lal Singh, Village

Kaler, Distt. Faridkot,

Mob. No. 94647-57464

F-2228 1237 1059

3 Jagvir Kaur W/o Gurpreet Singh, Village

Kaler, Distt. Faridkot,

Mob. No. 94647-57464

F-2228 1657 1498

4 Jarnail Kaur W/o Gurdev Singh, Village

Gobindgarh Dabri Khana, The. Jaito,

Distt. Faridkot, Mob.No. 89688-61880

F-2228 Failed due to

white fly

-

5 Sukhjinder Kaur W/o Gurcharan Singh,

Gobindgarh Dabri Khana, The. Jaito,

Distt. Faridkot, Mob. No. 94655-58592

F-2228 780 650

6 Daljeet Singh S/o Sadhu Singh, Village

Chahal,Distt. Faridkot, Mob. No. 98556-

50093


white fly

-

7 Kulwant Kaur W/o Inder Singh, Village

Balbir Khera (Near Khuian Sarvar) Distt.

Fazilka, Mob. No. 94633-27384

F-2228 912 780

8 Santosh Rinwa S/o Vinod Kumar Rinwa,

Village Muradwala Bhomgarh, Distt.


F-2228 600 456

9 Kuldeep Kaur W/o Daljeet Singh,

Village Chahal,Distt. Faridkot, Mob. No.

98556-50093


white fly

-

10 Charanjit Kaur W/o Gurmeet Singh,

Village Jand Wala, Near Sadiq, Distt.

Faridkot, Mob. No. 95929-58745


white fly

-

11 Parmjit Kaur W/o Gurjant Singh, Village

Kameana, Distt. Faridkot, Mob. No.

99158-61811

F-2228 862 569

12 Jasmel Kaur W/o Veer Singh, Village

Kameana, Distt. Faridkot, Mob. No.

99158-61811

F-2228 717 589


13 Karamtej Singh S/o Mangal Singh,

Village Dhoor Kot, Distt. Faridkot ,

Mob. No. 94640-27113

F- 2228 1380 1204

14 Bikar Singh S/o Ujaggar Singh, Village

Dhoor Kot, Distt. Faridkot, Mob. No.

94640-27113

F-2228 1177 986

15 Lakhveer Singh S/o Sukhvinder Singh,

Village Rameana, Teh. Jaito, Distt.


F- 2228 Failed due to

white fly

-

16 Malkit Kaur W/o Suba Singh, Village

Sikhan Wala, Distt. Faridkot, Mob. No.

90412-07382

F-2228 1020 852

17 Charanjit Kaur W/o Kuldeep Singh,

Village Sikhan Wala, Distt. Faridkot,

Mob. No. 90412-07382

LH-2108 1232 1068

18 Rubash Jakhar, Fazilka LD 327 1537 1345

19 Rajbhupinder Singh, Gobindgarh FDK 124 1375 1134

20 Dheerajpal Singh

S/o Harmandar Singh, Kundal

FDK 124 1425 1247

21 Saavan Singh

S/o Jodha Singh, Amarkot

FDK 124 Water logging -

22 Diwan Singh S/o Sundar Singh,

Seed Farm, Abohar

FDK 124 1625 1480

23 Ram Singh S/o Sundar Singh,

Seed Farm, Abohar

FDK 124 1670 1462

24 Kirpa Ram, Ram sara, Abohar LD 327 White fly -

25 Abhimanyu Kumar, Abohar FDK 124 1375 1108

26 Gurdev Singh S/o Hari Singh, Abohar F 2228 800 492

27 Kirpa Ram, Ram sara, Abohar F 2228 water logging -

28 Gurmeet Singh S/o Jinder Singh

Village Jhodhanpur wana, Distt.

Bathinda,75089 52308

LH 2076 875 780

29 Bhupinder Singh, Gobindgarh FDK 124 1375 1159

30 Hari Singh, Abohar F 2228 750 580

31 Dheerajpal Singh S/o Harmandar Singh,

Kundal, Abohar

FDK 124 1500 1259

32 Gurpreet Singh S/o Gurcharan Singh,

Dabri Khana, The. Jaito, Distt. Faridkot,

Mob. No. 9465558592

F-2383 557 502

33 Sarabjeet Singh S/o Harpal Singh,

Village Maur Khurd, Distt. Bathinda,

Mob. No. 9417114906

F-2383 475 408

34 Balbir Kaur W/o Harpal Singh, Village

Maur Khurd, Distt. Bathinda, Mob. No.

9256800309

F-2383 white-fly

incidence

-

35 Jaspal Singh S/o Sh. Sohan Lal, F-2383 severe white- -


Panjkosi, Abohar.

Mob. No. 9988091100

fly incidence

36 Raj Kumar S/o Sh. Dhana Ram,

Panjkosi, Abohar

Mob. No. 01634-210410

F-2383 severe white-

fly incidence

-

37 Ajeet Saharan S/o Sh. Bhagirath,

Ramgarh, Abohar

F-2383 790 574

38 Surjeet Saharan S/o Sh. Bhagirath,

Ramgarh, Abohar

F-2383 680 576

39 Manjeet Saharan S/o Sh. Bhagirath,

Ramgarh, Abohar

F-2383 758 498

40 Jagdish Singh

Alamgarh, Abohar

Mob. No. 9417979343

F-2383 Crop damaged

due to water

logging

-

41 Sukhmander Singh S/o Vazir Singh,

Kundal, Abohar

Mob. No. 8872673076

F-2383 Damage from

white-fly

incidence

-

42 Mahinder Ram S/o Modi Ram,

Kandhwala Amarkot, Abohar Mob. No.

9478276804

F-2383 825 686

43 Hawa Singh S/o Himmat Ram, Bhagsar,

Abohar

Mob. No. 9465407604

F-2383 750 596

44 Mukh Ram S/o Sh. Ram Karan,

Mumukhera, Abohar

Mob. No. 9417311960

F-2383 Water

Logging

-

45 Harbant Singh S/o Gurcharan

Singh,Village Misar Khana, Bathinda,

Mob. No. 98785 32436

F-2383 Failure due to

whitefly

-

46 Karamjeet Singh S/o Harbant Singh

Village Misar Khana, Bathinda, Mob.

No. 78377 27990

F-2383 650 570

47 Darshan Singh S/o Mukand


Mob. No. 97806 52007


whitefly

-

48 Simarjit Singh S/o Harbant


Mob. No. 99880 40438


whitefly

-

49 Baldev Singh S/o Harphull Singh,Village

Misar Khana, Bathinda, Mob. No.

96460 80460

F-2383 650 580

50 Gagandeep Singh S/o Gurbant Singh

Village Misar Khana, Bathinda, Mob.

No. 90565 40438


whitefly

-

Average 1088 877


1.2. FLDs on Desi/ELS/ELS cotton seed production

S.No.


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Amarjit Kaur W/o Sukhmander Singh,

Village Aulakh, Distt. Faridkot,

Mob. No. 94170-71478

FMDH-9 1750 1456

2 Sukhjeet Singh S/o Inder Singh

(PSB Retiree), Village Balbir Khera

(Near Khuian Sarvar) Distt. Fazilka,

Mob. No. 94630-37994

FMDH-9

1620 1390

3 Satnam Singh S/o Sukhmander Singh,

Village Aulakh, Distt. Faridkot,

Mob. No. 95309-13988

FMDH-9 1687 1580

4 Khushwant Singh S/o Jagtaran Singh,

Village Giddran Waly, Khuian Sarvar,

Distt. 5Fazilka, Mob. No. 94172-27898

FMDH-9 Failed due to

water logging

-

5 Jaspreet Kaur W/o Jagtaran Singh,

Giddran Waly, Khuian Sarvar, Distt.


FMDH-9 Do -

6 Abhimanyu Rinwa S/o Vinod Kumar

Rinwa, Village Muradwala Bhomgarh,

Distt. Fazilka, Mob. No. 97805-77585

FMDH-9 1490 1258

7 Gurbachan Singh S/o Nazar Singh,

Village Burj Jawahar Singh Wala, The.

Jaito, Faridkot, Mob. No. 94782-17937

FMDH-9 1400 1198

8 Sachyar Kaur W/o Nazar Singh, Village

Burj Jawahar Singh Wala, The. Jaito,


FMDH-9 1196 987

9 Jasvir Kaur W/o Jaswant Singh, VPO

Rameana, Faridkot, Mob. No. 94654-

08975

FDK-124 Failed due to

water logging

-

10 Amanpreet Singh, VPO Ghuduwala,

Distt. Faridkot,Mob. No. 98888-01215

FDK-124 do -

11 Gurmukh Singh, Kotkapura, Distt.


FDK-124 do -

12 Gurprem Singh , VPO Dal Singh Wala,


FDK-124 Crust

formation

-

13 Joginder Singh , VPO Khara, Distt.


FDK-124 790 660

14 Meera Singh S/o Kala Singh

Village Ghari Butter,Bathinda LD 694

765 589

15 Mohan Singh S/o Sadu Singh,

Village Dhunnike, Distt. Bathinda

LD 327 1125 987


Mob. No. 94631 20410

16 Gurpal Singh S/o Thakar Singh,

Village Banddi , Distt. Bathinda

Mob. No. 94177 53183

LD 694 2625 2314

17 Mohinder Singh S/o Kartar Singh,

Village Nandgarh, Distt. Bathinda

Mob. No. 94176 90820

LD 327 3360 2798

18 Harmandar Singh, Kundal FDK 124 1875 1558

19 Joginder Singh S/o Najar Singh,

Village Ghari Butter, Distt. Bathinda

Mob. No. 98763 91359

FDK 124 1000 867

20 Nachatar Singh S/o Ruldu Singh

Village Ghari Butter , Distt. Bathinda,

LD 327 2625 2227

21 Veerpal Singh S/o Puran Singh,

Village Jai Singh Wala, Distt. Bathinda,

Mob. No. 85569 09696

LD 327 1812 1598

22 Ram Singh S/o Midda Singh

Village Ghari Butter, Distt. Bathinda,

LD 694 2750 2498

Average 1741 1500

2. CCS Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar


S.No.


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Rajender s/o Rajmal

Village Bheriya, Hisar

Mob. No. 9466320150

Bt. hybrid 1200 1100

2 Bhojraj s/o Bhalchand

Village Sadalpur, Hisar

Mob. No. 9812440196


3 Shailender Singh s/o Jagdish

Village Khajuri Janti, Fatehabad

Mob. No. 9416646118


4 Madan s/o Nihal Singh

Village Ludas, Hisar

Mob. No. 9991440363

Bt. hybrid 1100 900

5 Rekha Rani w/o Munim

Village Momanpura, Hansi, Hisar

Mob. No. 9728709913

Bt. hybrid 900 750

6 Naresh Kumar s/o Srikrishan

Village Bhiwani Rohilla, Hisar



Mob. No. 9050037538

7 Rohtash s/o Narayan Singh

Elenabad, Sirsa

Mob. No. 9467241482

H 1098-i 1700 1600

8 Ram Singh s/o Chhabildas

Village Gangwa, Hisar

Mob. No. 9466615300

H 1098-i 1200 1150

9 Sunder Kumar s/o Srilal

Village Kheri Boora, Dadri, Bhiwani

Mob. No. 8930417708

H 1098-i 1800 1650

10 Chandi Ram s/o Pirthi

Village Bayana Khera, Hisar

Mob. No. 9728450844

H 1098-i 2000 1875

11 Raju s/o Bija Ram

Village Bayana Khera, Hisar

Mob. No. 9813151917

H 1098-i 800 700

12 Ladhu Singh s/o Pala ram

Village Kharak Punia, Hisar

Mob. No. 9812415256

H 1098-i 400 350

13 Sanjay s/o Jagdish

Village Nadhodi, Fatehabad

Mob. No. 9255515300

H 1098-i 700 650

14 Sa1tbir s/o Moman Ram

Village Panihari, Hisar

Mob. No.

H 1098-i 2200 2000

15 Satpal s/o Krishan

Village Nangthala, Hisar

Mob. No. 9467152758


16 Manoj Kumar s/o Jaipal

Village Alakhpura, Hansi, Hisar

Mob. No. 9896723469


17 Sushila Devi s/o Abhimanyu


Mob. No.

Bt. hybrid 1100 900

18 Pawan Kumar s/o Umed Singh

Village Thuian, Fatehabad

Mob. No. 8901344661


19 Shubham s/o Omparkash

Village Arya Nagar, Hisar

Mob. No. 9466007384


20 Suresh Bhobhiya s/o Ved Parkash

Village Sishwala, Hisar

Mob. No. 9416650078

Bt. hybrid 700 675

21 Anil Kumar s/o Balbir Singh

Village Bhaolonwali, Fatehabad

Mob. No. 9416343199



22 Ashish Kumar s/o Desh Raj

Village Darbi, Sirsa

Mob. No. 9467653678


23 Manish Kumar s/o Desh Raj

Village Darbi, Sirsa

Mob. No. 9467653678


24 Sunder s/o Ramkishan

Village Kutubpur, Hisar

Mob. No. 9812345239


25 Rajpal s/o Sadhu Ram

Village Kutubpur, Hisar

Mob. No. 9812012335

Bt. hybrid 600 500

26 Shamsher s/o Desh Raj

Village Juglan, Hisar

Mob. No. 9468350200

Bt. hybrid 500 450

27 Subhash Nehra s/o Sriram

Village Kanwari, Hisar

Mob. No. 9466291511

Bt. hybrid 600 550

28 Mohar Singh s/o Ratti Ram

Village Dharnia, Fatehabad

Bt. hybrid 500 475

29 Surajmal s/o Mewa Singh

Village Samain, Fatehabad

Mob. No.

Bt. hybrid 800 770

30 Satbir s/o Mahavir

Village Sanwar, Bhiwani

Mob. No. 9416395834(PP)

Bt. hybrid 700 650

31 Surender s/o Mahavir

Village Sanwar, Bhiwani

Mob. No. 9416395834(PP)


32 Dharampal s/o Bhagwana ram

Village buttan kalan, Fatehabad

Mob. No. 9812288750


33 Dharmvir s/o Mangeram

Village modi makrana,Bhiwani

Mob. No. 9813626049


34 Rajpal s/o Lalman

Village modi makrana, Bhiwani

Mob. No. 9812080032


35 Vijay s/o Ramsavrup

Village dulheri, Bhiwani

Mob. No. 9991033750


36 Subhah s/o Omparkash

Village dulheri, Bhiwani

Mob. No. 9728533103


37 Shamsher s/o Bir singh Bt. hybrid 1800 1650


Village Dhani qutabpur, Hisar

Mob. No. 9812961930

38 Rajesh s/o Ramchander


Mob. No. 9812116400

Bt. hybrid 600 550

39 Dharampal s/o Ramsingh


Mob. No. 8221917317

Bt. hybrid 500 400

40 Shrichand s/o Nannaram


Bt. hybrid 600 550

41 Ranjit s/o Hawa singh


Mob. No. 9812132601

Bt. hybrid 500 450

42 Krishan s/o Shri pharlad


Bt. hybrid 600 500

43 Rajkumar s/o Harchand


Bt. hybrid 800 675

44 Bhadur singh s/o Ramkaran


Bt. hybrid 700 650

45 Surjeet s/o Ramparsad


Mob. No. 9728194764

Bt. hybrid 600 550

46 Mahender s/o Prem

Village Dhani qutabpur, Hisar.

Bt. hybrid 750 700

47 Raj Kumar s/o Shobha Ram

Village Nezidella, Sirsa

Bt. hybrid 600 500

48 Mahipal Singh

Laxminarayan

Village Rashulpur, Mahendergarh


49 Ramniwas

Diwan Singh

Village Dariyapur, Bhiwani


50 Makhan s/o Bhagirath

Village Nadhodi, Fatehabad

Mob. No. 9466615300


Average 1273 1156



S.No.


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Avtar Singh s/o Surjan Singh

Village Ratera, Bhiwani

Mob. No. 9034032635

HD 432 1500 1300

2 Vikram Singh s/o Smasher Sarpanch

Village Dohana Khera, Jind

Mob. No. 8607843896

HD 432 3100 2800

3 Krishan Kumar s/o Mangat Ram

Mirzapur, DDA Hisar

Mob. No. 9416940539

HD 432 &

H 1098-i

1600 1500

4 Ramniwas s/o Amichand

Village Amargarh, Teh Narwana, Jind

Mob. No. 9466119831

HD 123 1000 800

5 Raj Kumar s/o Saroop Singh

Village Amargarh, Teh Narwana, Jind

Mob. No. 9355691115

HD 123 1200 1100

6 Vinod Kumar

Village Jasat, teh Pataudi, Gurgaon

Mob. No. 9813092617

HD 123 Failed Failed

7 Dalip Singh s/o Mamchand

Village Kumaria, Fatehabad

Mob. No. 9416688391

HD 123 Failed Failed

8 Randhir Singh

Village Samain, Tohana

Mob. No. 9814855371

HD 123 2100 1900

9 Fakir Chand s/o Chandgi Ram

Village Kailaram, Teh Kalayat, Kaithal

Mob. No. 9467765099

HD 123 2200 2000

10 Jhandu Ram s/o Mohar Singh

Village Daulatpur, Hisar

Mob. No. 9466449180

HD 123 2400 2300

11 Balwan Singh s/o Chhotu Ram

Village Aryanagar, Hisar

Mob. No. 8901040069

HD 123 1900 1750

12 Ishwar Singh s/o Chattar Singh

Village Barsi Gujjaraon, Teh Hansi, Hisar

Mob. No. 9416615033

HD 123 2300 2200

13 Narayan Singh s/o Mahabir Singh

Village Barsi Gujjaraon, Teh Hansi, Hisar

Mob. No. 9416615033

HD 123 2200 2100

14 Kuldeep s/o Rammehar HD 123 2500 2350


Village Igrah, Jind

Mob. No. 9416743983

15 Ajeet s/o Kitab Singh

Village Igrah, Jind

Mob. No. 8053734687

HD 123 2400 2100

16 Rishipal s/o Parkash

Village Igrah, Jind

Mob. No. 9416738280

HD 123 2100 2050

17 Manjeet s/o Rajkumar

Village Igrah, Jind

Mob. No. 9728951545

HD 123 2400 2200

18 Satyawan s/o Dharabir Singh

Village Igrah, Jind

Mob. No. 9991257811

HD 123 2700 2600

19 Manbir Singh s/o Ram Karan

Village Igrah, Jind

Mob. No. 9467103846

HD 123 2600 2400

20 Shamsher s/o Fateh Singh

Village: Dohana Khera, Jind

Mob. No. 8607843896

HD 123 1900 1700

21 Manveer s/o Tola Ram

Village: Igrah, Jind

Mob. No. 9467353646(P.P.)

HD 123 2300 2200

22 Naresh kumar s/o Madan lal

Village Dinod , District: Bhiwani

HD 123 2300 2150

23 Rajender s/o Khushi Ram

Karirupa, Block :Badhra, Bhiwani

HD 123 2100 2000

24 Shamsher s/o Chiranji

Kari Das,Block :Badhra

HD 123 2200 2050

25 Sunder Singh s/o Ranjeet Singh

Village Bandaheri, Hisar

Mob. No. 9813761878

HD 123 2600 2400

26 Sadhuram s/o Mange Ram

Village Bandaheri, Hisar

Mob. No. 9468293770

HD 123 2700 2550

27 Partap Singh s/o Jagga Singh

Village Ratera, Hansi, Hisar

Mob. No. 9466861503

HD 123 1200 1100

28 Mukhtayar Singh s/o Surjan Singh

Village Ratera, Hansi, Hisar

Mob. No. 8199049821

HD 123 1500 1400

29 Surjeet Singh s/o Ruliya Ram

Village Bayana Khera, Barwala Hisar

Mob. No. 8816900078

HD 123 1700 1650

30 Ravinder s/o Rajpal

Charkhi Dadri, Bhiwani

HD 123 2100 2050


Mob. No. 9416280432

31 Lila ram s/o Jita Ram

Village Matloda, Barwala, Hisar

Mob. No. 9729865946

HD 123 1000 900

32 Pardeep s/o Abhey Ram

Village MP Rohi, Fatehabad

Mob. No. 9466615300

HD 123 1700 1550

33 Sushila Devi s/o Abhimanyu


Mob. No. 9896723469

HD 123 1500 1400

34 Balbir Singh s/o Manphool Singh

Village Bhaolonwali, Fatehabad

Mob. No. 9416789189

HD 123 2200 2100

35 Balwan s/o Lakhi Ram

Village Mathani Bhiwani

Mob. No. 8813882500

HD 123 1700 1650

36 Suresh Kumar s/o Chandgi Ram

Village Mathani Bhiwani

Mob. No. 9813188550

HD 123 1600 1500

37 Satender s/o Balbir Singh

Village Malpos, Bhiwani

Mob. No. 9813388729

HD 123 1800 1600

38 Kalu Ram s/o Balbir Singh

Village Dohki, Bhiwani

Mob. No. 8199008018

HD 123 1500 1350

39 Kartar Singh s/o Jai Lal

Village Unhani, Mahendergarh

Mob. No. 01285236044

HD 123 1900 1800

40 Somvir s/o Dharampal

Village Sanjarwas, Bhiwani

Mob. No. 9812278519

HD 123 2500 2350

41 Dharamvir s/o Dariya

Village Umra, Hisar

Mob. No. 9728522049

HD 123 2000 1900

42 Ranbir s/o Hawa singh

Village Umra, Hisar

Mob. No. 7056288447

HD 123 2300 2200

43 Rajesh s/o Meda

Village Umra, Hisar

Mob. No. 8059022023

HD 123 2100 2050

44 Kalaish s/o Bharthu

Village Umra, Hisar

Mob. No. 9813195067

HD 123 1900 1700

45 Parnel s/o Balber

Village Umra, Hisar

Mob. No. 9992607666

HD 123 2300 2100


46 Subash s/o Rajkumar

Village Umra, Hisar

Mob. No. 8607274041

HD 123 2200 2000

47 Vijender s/o Omparkash

Village durjanpur, Bhiwani

Mob. No. 9812583675

HD 123 2100 1900

48 Jangjit s/o Umed singh

Village bhatol jattan, Hisar

Mob. No. 9416387509

HD 123 2000 1850

49 Vijaypal s/o Rambhagat

Village rajli, Hisar

Mob. No. 9812930707

HD 123 1900 1850

50 Ramniwas s/o Balbir singh

Village buttan kalan, Fatehabad

Mob. No. 9416172333

HD 123 1800 1700

Average 2016 1878

3. Central Institute for Cotton Research, Sirsa


S.No


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Mohan Lal, S/O Kishna Ram

Ghoda Vali, Teh: Rania, Mobile No: 9416198455

CSH 3129 1500 1200

2 Vinod Kumar, S/O Mohan Lal


CSH 3129 1500 1200

3 Narendra, S/O Jeet Ram,

Panni Wala Mota, Mobile No: 9416526882

CSH 3129 1250 1000

4 Mani Ram, S/O Nand Ram,

Kehar wala, Mobile No: 9416508184

CSH 3129 1250 1000

5 Prithvi Raj, S/O Nand Ram,

Kehar Wala, Mobile No: 9416619884

CSH 3129 1000 800

6 Sardul Sigh, S/O Sahab Ram,

Kehar Wala, Mobile No: 9467589255

CSH 3129 625 500

7 Ram Swaroop, S/O Prem Chandra,


CSH 3129 625 500

8 Sita Ram, S/O Kishna Ram,


CSH 3129 1000 800

9 Beant Singh, Mehma Sarja (Bathinda)

Mobile No: 94175-62701

CSH 3129 300 300

10 Hartej Singh, Mehta (Bathinda),

Mobile No: 94175-07771

CSH 3129 300 300


11 Balwinder Singh, Jai Singh Wala (Bathinda),

Mobile No: 98152-45626

CSH 3129 500 400

12 Vinod Jyani, Katehra (Fazilka)

Mobile No: 94172-33251

CSH 3129 750 600

Average 883 716


S.No


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Mohamad Saleem, s/o Ismail Khan

Chahalka, Mobile No: 9992184135

CICR-1 2150 1910

2 Atma Ram, s/o Dhanpat Ram

Fatehpuria, Mobile No: 9050251135

CICR-3 2500 1980

3 Bhimsen, s/o Surajbhan


CICR-3 2000 1810

4 Mahender Kumar, s/o Budh Ram


CICR-3 2800 2290

5 MadanLal, s/o Sultan Ram


CICR-3 2750 2220

6 Dhanpat Ram, s/o Gokal Ram


CICR-3 2575 2100

7 Mahender Singh, s/o Bhup Singh

Hanzira, Mobile No: 9996683284

CICR-3 2325 2060

8 Devender Kumar, s/o BihariLal

Kharia, Mobile No: 9416100455

CICR-3 2250 1890

9 Narender, s/o Jeet Ram

Panniwala, Mobile No: 9416526882

CICR-1,

CICR-3

2400 2200

10 Rai Singh, s/o Mahender Singh

RampuraDhillo, Mobile No: 9813572603

CICR-3 2450 2100

11 Jaiveer, s/o Surja Ram

RampuraDhilo, Mobile No: 9992351346

CICR-3 2750 2300

12 Kamla Devi, s/o Kapur Singh

Sat Road, Mobile No: 9416436694

CICR-3 2175 1900

13 Chhagu Ram, s/o Nanu Ram

Telanwali, Mobile No: 9416786684

CICR-3 2500 2100

14 Virender Duhan, s/o Randir Duhan

Moth, Mobile No: 9729583883

CICR-1 1625 1400

15 Satyawan, s/o Randir Duhan

Moth, Mobile No: 9729583883

CICR-3 2150 1900

16 Ram Pravesh, s/o Phool Chand

Bropal, Mobile No: 9416224916

CICR-1 1875 1750

17 Bhimsen, s/o Mani Ram CICR-3 2100 1900


Kharia, Mobile No: 9466920051

18 Pradeep, s/o Ram Kumar

Keharwala, Mobile No: 9467487520

CICR-3 2400 2100

19 Vinod Kumar, s/o Bhani Ram

MohmadPuria, Mobile No: 9467101844

CICR-1,

CICR-3

2200 2000

20 Pirthi Raj, s/o Pat Ram

Keharwala ,Mobile No: 9466614135

CICR-1 2550 2200

21 Surjeet ,s/o Bal Ram

Keharwala, Mobile No: 9467080093

CICR-3 1900 1750

22 Pawan , s/o Surja Ram

Bad Birana, Mobile No: 8053443682

CICR-1,

CICR-3

2500 2400

23 Bimla, s/o Mula Ram

Bhalautal, Mobile No: 8059475453

CICR-1,

CICR-3

2300 2010

24 Ram Pratap ,s/o Sala Ram

Khaisergarh ,Mobile No: 9017394629

CICR-3 2750 2250

25 Mahavir, s/o Jag Ram

Kaluwana ,Mobile No: 9416791750

CICR-1,

CICR-3

2050 1710

26 Pawan Kumar, s/o Sultan

Jodkian, Mobile No: 9896135096

CICR-3 2100 1800

27 Ram Kumar, s/o Jag Ram

Manaktibbi,Mobile No: 9466046349

CICR-1,

CICR-3

2050 1920

28 Vishnu , s/o Hari Singh

Choudharywali, Mobile No: 9466059296

CICR-3 2100 2000

29 Pala Ram, s/o Sultan

Rampuria, Mobile No: 9050375889

CICR-3 1950 1850

30 Suresh Kumar, Mobile No: 9988495511 CICR-3 1625 1500

31 Beant Singh, Mobile No: 94175-62701 CICR-3 2050 1800

32 Amarjit Singh, Mobile No: 85286-23530 CICR-3 1575 1600

33 Nachtar Singh, CICR-3 1600 1530

34 Jaswant Singh, Mobile No: 95016-35893 CICR-3 1800 1500

35 Amrik Singh, Mobile No: 98728-70421 CICR-3 1875 1700

36 Jagtar Singh, Mobile No: 94655-17486 CICR-3 1850 1600

37 Hartej Singh, Mobile No: 94175-07771 CICR-3 1925 1730

38 Sukhjit Singh, Mobile No: 94630-96446 CICR-3 1675 1430

39 Swaran Singh, Mobile No: 94785-74483 CICR-1 1800 1550

40 Sukhladha Singh, Mobile No: 94637-81350 CICR-1 1800 1500

41 Balwinder Singh, Mobile No: 98152-45626 CICR-1 1875 1600

42 Rajpal Singh, Mobile No: 97797-11818 CICR-1 2100 1910

43 Piratpal Sharma, Mobile No: 98157-58287 CICR-1 1900 1610

44 Jaswant Singh, Mobile No: 95016-35893 CICR-1 1800 1610

Average 2115 1863


4. S.K. Rajasthan Agricultural University, Sriganganagar


S.No


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Smt. Dhanni Devi W/o Ratiram

Vill. 6LNP F-2228 1160 1000

2 Sh. Rajveer S/o Sh. Bagga Singh

Vill. 17F big F-2228 1200 1020

3 Smt. Baldev kour S/o Sh. Gurudev Singh

Vill. 1 O F-2228 1280 1080

4 Smt. Savitri Devi W/o Sultan Ram

Vill. Manniwali F-2228 1220 1000

5 Sh. Bhup Singh Dharnia S/o Sh. Maniram

Vill. Lakhasar (Pilibanga) F-2228 1680 1600

6 Sh. Chandrakla W/o Omprakash


7 Smt. Geeta Devi W/o Omprakash


8 Sh. Mohanlal S/o Lekh Ram

Vill 12 SPM MR-786 1900 1720

Average 1350 1177


S.No


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Smt Vimla Devi W/o Sh. Bal Ram Chohan

500 LNP Ist Shivpuri head RG-542 2040 1800

2 Smt. Karmjeet Kour W/o Sh. Iakbal Singh

Kera chack RG-542 2760 2500

3 Sh. Premphul S/o Sh. Ramkishan

Khyaliwala (11LNP) RG-542 2600 2420

4 Sh.Vichitra Singh S/o Sh. Iashar Singh

Meharwala RG-542 1600 1400

5 Sh.Rakesh S/o Sh. Ramkarrn

12 SPM RG-542 2820 2600

6 Sh. Kuldeep S/o Sh. Prithviraj

12 SPM RG-542 2580 2300

7 Sh. Daleep S/o Sh. Ranjeet Godara RG-542 2400 2000


Morjanda Kaari 14MW

8 Smt. Tarabai W/o Sh. Kala Singh

1CBadi RG-542 1600 1400

9 Sh. Ramnarayn S/o Sh. Chetram

1C Badi RG-542 1400 1180

10 Smt. Iandra W/o Sh. Ramlal

1C Badi RG-542 1600 1400

11 Smt. Suman W/o Sh. Likhmaram

Dudha Khichad RG-542 2760 2200

12 Sh. Naresh Kumar S/o Sh. Sohanlal

5Y RG-542 1400 1200

13 Sh. Mahendrpal S/o Sh. Sultanram

Manniwali RG-542 1440 1200

14 Sh. Mahesh Kumar S/o Sh. Krishnlal


15 Sh. Mallu Ram S/o Sh. Kalu Ram


16 Sh. Neerj S/o Sh. Omprakash


17 Smt. Suman W/o Shri Khetpal


18 Shri Bhupesh S/o Shri Khetpal


19 Sh. Badriprasad S/o Jasram

6 LNP RG-8 1040 900

20 Sh. Prahlad S/o Bhadarram

6LNP RG-8 900 780

21 Smt. Dhapa Devi W/o Vinod Kumar

14 KSP RG-8 1600 1400

22 Sh. Sanjay S/o Tarachand

13 MD RG-8 1440 1220

23 Sh. Naresh S/o Mangat Ram

13 MD RG-8 1800 1500

24 Sh. Hansraj S/o Dhannaram

14 SSW RG-8 1420 1200

25 Sh. Prithiraj S/o Kumbharam

14 SSW RG-8 1200 1000

26 Sh. Madnlal S/o Shivdatram

3 UTS RG-8 2020 1780

27 Sh. Krishanlal S/o Lekh Ram

12 SPM RG-542 2400 2020

Average 1833 1589


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6. Navsari Agricultural University, Surat


S.No


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Kiransinh Fatesinh Sutariya

Sodgam, Ta.Valiya, Dist. Bharuch

Ajeet 155 2495 2165

2 Dalpatsinh Udaysinh Gohil

Tuna, Ta.Valiya, Dist. Bharuch

Solar 76 2390 2230

3 Ramdhankumar Ishwarsinh


Ankur 3028 2320 2211

4 Motisinh bhimsinh Rana


Ajeet 195 2628 2241

5 Ajaysinh Pahadsinh Atodariya


RCH 2 BG

II

2451 2012

6 Pradhyumansinh Pahadsinh Atodariya, Tuna,

Ta.Valiya,

Dist. Bharuch

G.Cot.Hy. 6

BG II

2462 2153

7 Harendrasinh Muljeebava Solanki


Big Boss 2521 2331

8 Jayaben Pahadsinh Atodariya


Solar 77 2532 2329

9 Ahmadbhai Daudbhai Kadivala

Deshad, Ta.Valiya, Dist. Bharuch

G.Cot.Hy. 8

BG II

2526 2142

10 Sulemanbhai Daudbhai Kadivala


Vikram 5

BG II

2231 2032

11 Pradeepsinh Somasinh Panjarolia


Aneeri 2431 2199

12 Pradeepsinh Gemalsinh Bodana


Mahasangra

m

2450 2230

13 Amitkumar Arjunbhai Bhatara


Vikram 5

BG II

2575 2321

14 Rajendrasinh Hamirsinh Bharthua


RCH 2 BG

II

2551 2119

15 Ranjeetsinh Ganpatsinh Atodariya


G.Cot.Hy. 8

BG II

2461 2122

16 Mahendrasinh Ratnasinh Karamariya

Deshad, Ta.Valiya, Dist. Bharu

Ajeet 199 2650 2321

17 DilipSinh Prabhatsinh Mahida Khanjar 2598 2232


Sodgam, Ta.Valiya, Dist. Bhar

18 Balvantsinh Somasinh Gohil


Mallika BG

II

2645 2321

19 Rajendrasinh Narendrasinh Sutriya

Bhilod, Ta.Valiya, Dist. Bharuch

Uttam BG II 2185 1936

20 Pravinsinh Muljeebava Sutariya

Bhilod, Ta.Valiya, Dist. Bharuch

Ankur-3028

BG II

2432 2152

21 Mahendrasinh Dhirubava Mahida


Nijuvidu-

151

2362 2133

22 Natvarsinh Nathusinh Ghariya


Nijuvidu-

151

2635 2234

23 Yogendrasinh Jashvantsinh MAhida


RCH-2 BG

II

2685 2165

24 Hamirsinh Bhagubava Kosad


Tulasi Takat

BG-II

2396 2345

25 Surendrasinh Narpatsinh Atodariya


Active BG-

II

2463 2312

Average 2483 2199


S.No


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Laxmanbhai Anil bhai

At :Umla, Ta: Jambusar, Dist Bharuch

G (N) Cot. 25 1083 910

2 Laxmanbhai C. Rathod

At: Kalak, Ta: Jambusar, Dist Bharuch

G (N) Cot. 25 1167 950

3 Kantubhai Rathod


G (N) Cot. 25 1292 1060

4 Shravanbhai C. Rathod


G (N) Cot. 25 1188 1020

5 Ravjibhai Rathod


G (N) Cot. 25 1130 970

6 Raymalbhai Rathod


G (N) Cot. 25 1292 1050

7 Ramsungbhai Sukhabhai

At :Tundaj, Ta: Jambusar, Dist Bharuch

G (N) Cot. 25 1438 1240

8 Pranavbhai Laljibhai


G (N) Cot. 25 1500 1230

9 Ganshyambhai Melabhai


G (N) Cot. 25 1542 1250

10 Takhatsinh Udesinh


G (N) Cot. 25 1230 1160


11 Budhabhai Somabhai


G (N) Cot. 25 1422 1060

12 Sureshbhai Methabhai


G (N) Cot. 25 1505 1260

13 Shivsinh Pratapsinh

At :Kava, Ta: Jambusar, Dist Bharuch

G (N) Cot. 25 1708 1120

14 Yogendrasinh shivsinh


G (N) Cot. 25 1692 1410

15 Mahendrasingh Harisingh


G (N) Cot. 25 1605 1430

16 Arjunbhai Harisingh


G (N) Cot. 25 1622 1460

17 Maganbhai Chhitabhai

At :TI. Bi, Ta: Jambusar, Dist Bharuch

G (N) Cot. 25 1125 980

18 Bhalabhai Machhabhai

At :Tha Talavadi, Ta: Jambusar,

Dist Bharuch

G (N) Cot. 25 1188 1030

19 Prakashbhai Naginbhai

At :Kimoj, Ta: Jambusar, Dist Bharuch

G (N) Cot. 25 1855 1630

20 Subhai Parshotambhai


G (N) Cot. 25 1947 1630

21 Jashvantsingh Pratapsingh


G (N) Cot. 25 1772 1650

22 Solanki Chhatrasinh Raghunath

At :Ba biti, Ta: Jambusar, Dist Bharuch

G (N) Cot. 25 1188 930

23 Solanki Dineshbhai Chhatrasang At :Ba biti, Ta:

Jambusar, Dist Bharuch

G (N) Cot. 25 1292 1060

24 Rathod Kalidasbhai Pujabhai

Tankari, Ta.Jambusar, Dist.Bharuch

G (N) Cot. 25 1105 860

25 Makavana Ganpatbhai

Tankari, Ta.Jambusar, Dist.Bharuch

G (N) Cot. 25 1080 960

Average 1398 1172

6.3. FLDs on Intercropping in Cotton

S.No


Variety

/Hybrid

Seed cotton / Intercrop Yiled

Kg/ha

FLD

Intercrop Farmers’

Practices

1 Bhilala Mamariya Butsingh

Sangadi, Ta.Jambusar,

Dist.Bharuch

Ajeet 155

BG II

1138 184.00 1080

2 Bhilala Darasiyabhai Dulsingh


Dist.Bharuch

Solar 77 1090 235.00 1130


3 Bhilala Bherlabhai Tirkariya


Dist.Bharuch

Dinkar 1245 164.00 1120

4 Bhilala Pariyabhai Valsingh

Sangadi, Ta.Jambusar, Bharuch

Dinkar 995 176.00 960

5 Bhilala Hirmalbhai Saradiya


Dist.Bharuch

Ajeet 177 1023 108.00 990

6 Bhilala Bhuliyabhai Ratubhai


Dist.Bharuch

Big Boss 1403 164.00 1280

7 Bhilala Tersinghbhai Ramsinghbhai


Dist.Bharuch

Ajeet 155 1573 166.00 1560

8 Bhilala Mangilalabhai Sekariya


Dist.Bharuch

Solar 77 1250 182.00 1290

9 Bhilala Subhalabhai Surpalbhai


Dist.Bharuch

Dinkar 920 133.00 980

10 Patel Satishbhai Vasantbhai

Mahapura, Ta.Jambusar,

Dist.Bharuch

Ajeet 155 1133 138.00 1190

11 Jadav Narendrabhai Sanabhai


Dist.Bharuch

Ankur 1275 82.00 1200

12 Jadav Manharbhai Madhavbhai


Dist.Bharuch

Ankur 3028 1265 88.00 1160

13 Jadav Sanjaybhai Fatesangbhai


Dist.Bharuch

Ankur 3028 1495 124.00 1230

14 Limbachiya Thakorbhai Motibhai

Mahapura, Ta.Jambusar, Bharuch

Khanjar 1000 64.00 1160

15 Patel Hemantbhai Maheshbhai

Noghana, Ta.Jambusar, Bharuch

Ajeet 155 1030 138.00 1100

16 Patel Jayeshbhai Thakorbhai

Noghana, Ta.Jambusar,

Dist.Bharuch

Solar 77 1445 110.00 1500

17 Patel Vallabhbhai Ambalalbhai

Dabha, Ta.Jambusar, Dist.Bharuch

Big Boss 1525 145.00 1450

18 Padhiyar Bhagwanbhai Somabhai

Samoj, Ta.Jambusar, Dist.Bharuch

Big Boss 1415 67.00 1450

19 Gohil Vikrambhai Ratansingh

Karmad, Ta.Jambusar, Bharuch

Denish 938 132.00 990

20 Mori Dineshbhai Prataphsingh Big Boss 1098 189.00 1130


Nahar, Ta.Jambusar, Dist.Bharuch

21 Haji Ibrahim Raisangbhai

Tundaj, Ta.Jambusar, Dist.Bharuch

Ajeet 155 1213 122.00 1260

22 Patel Nitinbhai Naginbhai

Kaliyari, Ta.Jambusar, Bharuch

Solar 77 1415 96.00 1400

23 Sandesariya Baberbhai Prabhaibhai

Kaliyari, Ta.Jambusar,

Dist.Bharuch

Solar 77 1445 84.00 1500

24 Patel Bharatbhai Ambalalbhai

Aalakhi, Ta.Jambusar, Bharuch

Ankur 3028 1183 92.00 1200

25 Patel Tulsi Manilalbhai

Umra, Ta.Jambusar, Dist.Bharuch

Ajeet 155 1418 64.00 1400

Average 1237 129 1228

7. Junagadh Agricultural University, Junagath


S.No


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Jayaben Ramjibhai Hirpara

Ranpur, Bhesan Taluk, Junagadh Dist

Mo.No.94286 23463

Sarvottam

BG-II 2375 2170

2 Mukeshbhai Bavabhai Bhuva


Mo.No.98797 65157

Ajeet-155

BG-II 3125 2845

3 Devarajbhai Kurjibhai Tarpara


Mo.No.99133 42454

Varsha

BG-II 3050 2780

4 Manojbhai Khodabhai Hirpara


Mo.No.99988 44222

Vikram-5

BG-II 2250 2070

5 Mukeshbhai Parsotambhai Savliya


Mo.No.94288 41932

Ajeet-155

BG-II 3000 2810

6 Limbabhai Kashanbhai Korat


Mo.No.98796 86211

Ajeet-155

BG-II 2150 1900

7 Chhaganbhai Karmsibhai Harkhani


Mo.No.94289 51518

Ajeet-155

BG-II 2875 2520

8 Maganbhai Mohanbhai Bhuva


Mangalam

BG-II 2325 2080


Mo.No.99130 43471

9 Vajubhai Naranbhai Tarpara


Mo.No.99135 25557

Ajura BG-II

3125 2850

10 Harsukhbhai Dhakrshibhai Kumbhani


Mo.No.76002 45421

Solar-76

BG-II 2125 1900

11 Jigneshbhai Rameshbhai Hirpara

Vadal, Junagadh Taluk, Junagadh Dist

Mo.No.96015 91930

Gajab

BG-II 1750 1580

12 Shaileshbhai Damjibhai Domdiya


Mo.No.99133 94383

ATM

BG-II 1625 1490

13 Maganbhai Mulgibhai Hirpara


Mo.No.96898 29444

Tulsi-9

BG-II 2625 2450

14 Vrajlal Mulgibhaibhai Hirpara


Mo.No.9725805806

Solar-76

BG-II 2750 2580

15 Kamdas Kababhai Domdiya


Mo.No.94294 32876

Aneri

BG-II 2375 2150

16 Hansarajbhai Vrajlal Domdiya


Mo.No.95863 80899

Solar-76

BG-II 2850 2680

17 Amrutlal Hirjibhai Patodiya


Mo. No.9726513752

Yuva

BG-II 1375 1240

18 Pravinbhai Keshubhai Thummar


Mo. No. 9427382535

Yuva

BG-II 1500 1350

19 Sandipbhai Shantubhai Tummar


Mo. No. 9998473743

Uttam

BG-II 2250 2040

20 Dhirubhai Polabhai Patodiya


Mo. No. 9925941984

Uttam

BG-II 1520 1350

21 Ashokbhai Bhikhubhai Thummar


Mo. No. 9909461448

Jay

BG-II 1125 1050

22 Anilbhai Jivabhai Domadiya


Mo. No. 9879475180

Hariyali

BG-II 1520 1370

23 Mansukhbhai Chanabhai Hirpara


Avtar

BG-II 1750 1550

24 Ashvinbhai Chandubhai Hirpara Trejar 1650 1410



Mo. No. 9879966563

BG-II

25 Batukbhai Valjibhai Hirpara


Mo. No. 9724930230

Yuva

BG-II 2320 2100

26 Nileshbhai Kanubhai Domdiya


Mo. No. 9067975407

Gajab

BG-II 2640 2430

27 Rajeshbhai Jagubhai Patodiya


Mo. No. 9978027383

Hariyali

BG-II 1625 1450

28 Chaturaben parsotambhai Kachhadiya


Mo. No. 9879188473

GTHH-49

BG-II 1375 1270

29 Bhikhabhai Tapubhai Kachhadiya


Mo. No. 9978180545

Chaitanya-44

BG-II 1625 1480

30 Rameshbhai Ravjibhai Kotadiya


Mo. No. 9879846073

Ajeet-155

BG-II 1350 1220

31 Himmatbhai Lakhmanbhai Kikani

Chotra, Rajula Taluk, Amreli Dist

Mo.No.99793 52344

Ajeet-155

BG - II 1250 1150

32 Ashokbhai Parsotambhai Kikani


Mo.No.99792 71539

Ajeet-11

BG - II 1500 1330

33 Bhanuben Dulabhai Kikani


Mo. No. 99253 82926

Ajeet-155

BG - II 1375 1200

34 Labhuben Chandubhai Savliya


Mo. No. 99794 11542

Ajeet-155

BG - II 1250 1080

35 Javerbhai Meghabhai Radadiya


Mo. No. 99095 22394

Ajeet-155

BG - II 2000 1840

36 Bhupatbhai Chaganbhai Radadiya


Mo. No. 99095 22393

Ajeet-155

BG - II 1750 1570

37 Chaganbhai Vallabhbhai Ghevariya


Mo. No. 99745 28400

Yuva

BG - II 1500 1370

38 Madhubhai Vallabhbhai Radadiya


Mo. No. 96247 98020

Ajeet-155

BG - II 1750 1530

39 Jayantibhai Pragjibhai Savliya


RCH – 2

BG - II 1750 1600


Mo. No. 99253 80539

40 Arvindbhai Parsotambhai Radadiya


Mo. No. 97255 72514

RCH – 2

BG - II 1625 1470

41 Lakhabhai Karshanbhai Mor


Mo. No. 99133 95966

RCH – 2

BG - II 1875 1710

42 Sambhubhai Lalabhai Radadiya


Mo. No. 85110 32706

Ajeet-155

BG - II 2000 1850

43 Balubhai Karanbhai Radadiya


Mo. No. 99781 29504

Ajeet-155

BG - II 1875 1680

44 Ravajibhai Jadavbhai Savaliya


Mo. No. 98984 36227

Ajeet-11

BG - II 2250 1930

45 Kanubhai Nanjibhai Radadiya


Mo. No. 97271 52053

Ajeet-155

BG - II 1750 1510

46 Pragjibhai Parshotambhai Radadiya


Mo. No. 99793 10189

Ajeet-155

BG - II 2000 1850

47 Kalubhai Chhaganbhai Radadiya


Mo. No. 99094 34494

Marvel

BG - II 2125 1930

48 Kanubhai Samjibhai Bhanderi


Mo. No. 99255 40078

Solar 76

BG - II 2730 2540

49 Najabhai Kanabhai Mor


Mo. No. 99257 12242

Ajeet-155

BG - II 2000 1815

50 Bharatbhai Bachubhai Savaliya


Mo. No. 97276 94812

Ajeet-155

BG - II 1375 1180

Average 1995 1805


S.No


Variety

/Hybrid


Kg/ha

FLD


Practices

1 Bhikhubhai Bhanabhai Makvana

Bordi Samadhiyala, Jetpur Taluk,

Rajkot Dist

Chaitanya-

444 BG-II +

Black gram

1500 625 1375


Mo.No.99132 14350

2 Ratibhai Khimajibhai Butani


Rajkot Dist, Mo. No. 9909063997

Sivam-3202

Bg-II +

Groundnut

1875 375 1650

3 Jerambhai Ranabhai Savliya


Rajkot Dist, Mo.No.99781 21790

Gajab BG-II

+ Lima bean

1750 1530

4 Lilaben Ratilal Butani



Vandana-4

BG-II +

Groundnut

2000 437 1900

5 Narshibhai Vrajlal Savliya



Solar-76 BG-

II + Green

gram

2250 650 2050

6 Dhanjibhai Bhikhabhai Butani



Solar-76 BG-

II + Green

gram

2375 700 2160

7 Bhartiben Jagdishbhai Butani



Vandana-4

BG-II +

Green gram

1500 630 1325

8 Vithalbhai Vallabhbhai Butani



Gajab BG-II

+ Ground nut 1625 625 1540

9 Chunilal Chanabhai Butani



Izarayal +

Cluster bean 2000 475 1840

10 Gordhanbhai Sanabhai Butani



Ankur Jay

BG-II +

Cowpea

1875 675 1720

11 Ravjibhai Chhaganbhai Makvana



Sona BG-II +

Cluster bean 1375 525 1250

12 Kanjibhai Bhikhabhai Butani


Rajkot Dist, Mo. No. 9725522337

Jossking BG-

II +Sesame 1750 875 1580

13 Himmatbhai Ranchhodbhai

Vaisnav Hirava, Dhari Taluk,

Amreli Dist, Mo. No. 9913158088

Chaitanya

BG-II +

Groundnut 1250 1500 1175

14 Bhikhubhai Haribhai Vekariya

Hirava, Dhari Taluk, Amreli Dist,

Mo No. 9099526065

Padkar BG-II

+ Black gram 1500 875 1290

15 Rameshbhai Bhikubhai Vekariya


Mo. No. 9099536065

Padkar BG-II

+ Black gram 2000 625

1930

16 Vallabhbhai Shamjibhai Vekariya


Mo. No. 9714461777

Krishna BG-II

+ Black gram 1750 525 2240


17 Muktaben Vallabhbhai Vekariya


Mo. No. 9427556134

Chaitanya

BG-II + black

gram

1500 650 1870

18 Damuben Merambhai Majariya

Gadhiya, Dhari Taluk,


Radhe BG-II

+ Green gram 1250 625 1780

19 Pahurbhai Bachhubhai Vala

Gadhiya, Dhari Taluk,

Amreli Dist,

Mo. No. 9898735556

Ajit 155 BG-

II + Green

gram 1375 875 2130

20 Madhubhai Bhovanbhai Savaliya

Dantardi, Rajula Taluk, Amreli

Dist,Mo. No. 9925415756

Ankur-3028

BG-II +

Sesame

2125 375 2100

21 Tulshibhai Hardasbhai Savaliya


Dist,Mo. No.8347395900

Solar-77 BG-

II + Sesame 2375 500 2240

22 Dayabhai Madhubhai Dhaduk


Dist,Mo. No. 9978360087

Tulsi-4 BG-II

+ sesame 2125 425 1870

23 Dhirubhai Nanjibhai Dhaduk


Dist,Mo. No.9601804563

Tulsi-4 BG-II

+ Sesame 2000 410 1780

24 Bhanubhai Laljibhai Dhaduk


Dist,Mo. No. 9909200529

Solar-77 BG-

II + Green

gram

2250 250 2130

25 Parbatbhai Kalyanbhai Dhaduk


Dist,Mo. No. 9727216211

Solar-77 BG-

II + Green

gram

2375 375 2100

26 Mathurbhai Kanjibhai Changadhiya


Solar-77 BG-

II + Black

gram

2500 250 2350

27 Jashubhai Madhabhai Savaliya


Dist,Mo. No. 9898409380

Tulsi-4 BG-II

+ Black gram 2125 310 2030

28 Vinubhai Panchabhai Dhaduk


Dist, Mo. No. 9974452514

Tulsi-4 BG-II

+ Green gram 1750 275 1580

29 Labhusankar Devjibhai Oza


Tulsi-4 BG-II

+ Black gram 2000 200 1820

30 Bhikhabhai Jethurbhai Lakhotrana


Solar-77 BG-

II + Sesame 2375 440 2220

31 Dhansyambhai Chhaganbhai

Dhaduk Dantardi, Rajula Taluk,


Tulsi-4 BG-II

+ Sesame 2250 500 2090

32 Gokalbhai Arajanbhai Dhaduk


Tulsi-4 BG-II

+ Sesame 2000 425 1840


Dist, Mo. No. 9898737922

33 Balubhai Keshavbhai Dhaduk


Dist, Mo. No. 9879157191

Devika-277

Bg-II +

Sesame

1500 375 1390

34 Bhimjibhai Virajibhai Dhaduk


Dist, Mo. No. 9898562329

Tulsi-4 BG-II

+ sesame 2125 450 1960

35 Rameshbhai Mathurbhai Dhaduk


Dist, Mo. No. 9909395428

Tulsi-4 BG-II

+ Sesame 2000 500 1880

36 Ghanshyambhai jivarajbhai Dhaduk


Dist, Mo. No. 9601292127

Ajeet-199

BG-II + Black

gram

1750 380 1620

37 Dadubhai Meramanbhai

Lakhotrana Dantardi, Rajula Taluk,

Amreli Dist

Ajeet-199

BG-II + Black

gram

2500 425 2380

38 Keshavbhai Vashrambhai Savaliya


Dist, Mo. No. 9974074696

Joss king BG-

II + Black

gram

1500 350 1360

39 Ghanshyambhai Kantibhai Savaliya


Dist, Mo. No. 9979449017

Solar-76 BG-

II + Sesame 1750 480 1525

40 Mansukhbhai Maganbhai Sojitra


Dist, Mo. No. 9913354598

Ajeet-155

BG-II +

Sesame

2375 500 2180

41 Velabhai Rambhai Makvana

Samdhiyala, Rajula Taluk, Amreli

Tulsi-4 BG-II

+ Sesame 2000 380 1840

42 Bharatbhai Ghughabhai Makvana

Samdhiyala, Rajula Taluk, Amreli

Ajeet-155

BG-II

+Sesame

2375 420 2160

43 Lavjibhai jivabhai Gajera

Rafda, Rajula Taluk, Amreli Dist,

Mo. No. 9879236911

Ajeet-155

BG-II +

Green gram

1500 510 1340

44 Babubhai Nanjibhai Gajera


Mo. No. 9898110079

Ajeet-155

BG-II +

Green gram

2375 480 2225

45 Babubhai lavjibhai Shingala


Mo. No. 9374268781

Tulsi-4 BG-II

+ Sesame 2500 620 2390

46 Kanjibhai kurajibhai Balar

Monpar, Mahuva Taluk, Bhavnagar

Dist, Mo. No. 9925922126

Ajeet-155

BG-II +

Sesame

2375 250 2130

47 Arajanbhai Kurajibhai Balar


Dist, Mo. No. 9925922126

Tulsi-4 BG-II

+ Sesame 2250 420 2080

48 Hembhai Keshubha Rathod Gajab BG-II + 2375 475 2230



Dist, Mo. No. 9726886422

Ground nut

49 Batukbhai Rambhai Balar


Dist, Mo. No. 9979763183

Ajeet-155

BG-II

+Ground nut

1450 525 1330

50 Ganeshbhai Virajibhai Kalathiya


Dist, Mo. No. 9925258444

Ajeet-155

BG-II

+Ground nut

2500 390

2345

Average 1903 557 1745

8. Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya, Khandwa


S.No


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Rahul S/o Manoj

Rajgrah, Mo. No. 9713225014

Dr. Brant, Ajeet-

155 1500 -

2 Kamlesh S/o Lakhanlal

Rajgrah, Mo. No. 8821992909

Dr. Brant, Ajeet-

155, Trust 1200 -

3 Aashish S/o Devram

Rajgrah Mo. No. 8518055341

Ajeet-155, Rasi-

656, Dr. Brant 1400 -

4 Sadashiv S/o Dhavatlal


Rasi-656, Dr.

Brant, Trust 2000 -

5 Ravindra S/o Sevakram


Trust, Jadu, Dr.

Brant 1200 -

6 Mohan S/o Fattu


Dr. Brant,

Chetanya 1100 -

7 Pavan S/o Shreeram


Dr. Brant, Rasi-

656, Ajeet-155 1800 -

8 Manoj S/o Dagdu

Rajgrah Mo. No.

Dr. Brant, Ajeet-

155, Chetanya 1300 -

9 Santosh S/o Chogalal


Chetanya, Ajeet-

155, Jadu 1000 -

10 Vinod S/o Harakchand

Rajgrah Mo. No.

Trust, Dr. Brant,

Rasi-656 1500 -

Average 1400 -



S.No


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Gulabchand S/o Chajju

Ambapat , Mo. No. 9713808099

Dr. Brant,

Rasi- 2

1500 -

2 Aasharam S/o Ramlal

Ambapat, Mo. No.9826655277

Jakpot, JK-

Durga

1250 -

3 Mansharam S/o Dadhiya

Ambapat

Rasi-2, 800 -

4 Motiram S/o Adla

Ambapat Mo. No.9575789065

Ajeet-155,

Trust

1250 -

5 Ghanshyam S/o Chunnilal

Ambapat

Rasi-2,

Ajeet-155

1000 -

6 Narayan S/o Mishrilal


Dr. Brant, 1000 -

7 Shantilal S/o Shobharam


Dr. Brant 1000 -

8 Mukesh S/o Shobharam

Ambapat

Ajeet-155 1200 -

9 Jaswant S/o Fulchand


Dr. Brent 1500 -

10 Omkar S/o Devram


Ajeet-155 800 -

Average 1130 -

9. Dr. Panjabrao Deshmukh Krishi Vidyapeeth, Akola


S.No


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Smt. Shobha Digamber Kharode

Talegaon Khurd

Po-Talegav Bazar Tq. Telhara

AKA7 1625 1500

2 Manohar Uttamrao Hiwarale

Talegaon Khurd


AKA7 1250 1200

3 Gautam Rambhau Hivarale

Talegaon Khurd


AKA7 1463 1300


4 Sau. Nirmala Bhanudas Chopade

Talegaon Khurd


AKA7 1688 1500

5 Subhash Gulabrao Kharode

Talegaon Khurd


AKA7 850 775

6 Baburao Dadarao Kharode

Talegaon Khurd


AKA7 875 750

7 Gunvant Babarao Kharode

Talegaon Bu. Tq. Telhara

AKA7 1500 1313

8 Sau. Mandabai Nandkishor Kharode

Talegaon Khurd


AKA7 1375 1250

9 Mahadev Shankar Orivikar

Talegaon Khurd


AKA7 813 750

10 Sheshrao Ramkrishna Chopde

Talegaon Khurd


AKA7 1688 1500

11 Anantrao Sahebrao Kharode

Talegaon Khurd


AKA7 838 750

12 Amol Digambarrao Kharode

Talegaon Khurd


AKA7 1063 875

13 Sau. Vidhya Rajesh Kharode

Talegaon Khurd


AKA7 1563 1375

14 Raju Nayabrao Kharode

Talegaon Khurd


AKA7 1800 1625

15 Najakatsha Liyakat

Talegaon Khurd


AKA7 813 750

16 Shankar Patel Dahikar

Boravha, Po Khandala

Tq- Telhara

AKA7 1313 1175

Average 1282 1149



S.No


Variety

/Hybrid


Kg/ha

FLD


Practices

1

Pramod Manikrao Bajare

Karla Bujruk

Po Saundala,Tq-Telhara

AKH081 875 750 1150

2 Anilkumar Baburao Bajare

Karla Bujruk


AKH081 1000 500 1250

3 Sau. Nalini Ramesh Bajare

Karla Bujruk


AKH081 1000 625 1250

4 Mahadev shriram Shegokar

Sau. Minatai, Karla Bujruk


AKH081 1000 625 1125

5 Rajendra Krushanarao Bajare

Karla Bujruk


AKH081 1000 500 1063

6 Sapkal Sadashiv maroti

Karla Bujruk


AKH081 875 375 1000

7 Bajare Devendra Suresh

Karla Bujruk


AKH081 1063 500 1250

8 Naresh Rampur Gosavi

Karla Bujruk


AKH081 750 375 8750

9 Sau. Kamini Shrikrishan wankhede

Karla Bujruk

Po Saundala, Tq-Telhara

AKH081 875 500 1125

10 Udhav Baburao Bajare

Karla Bujruk

Po Saundala, Tq-Telhara

AKH081 1063 563 1250

11 Nura Zarlya Bhabar

Boravha

Po Khandala, Tq- Telhara

AKH081 1188 500 1375

12 Raymol Nathu sing Rathod

Boravha


AKH081 1875 250 2000

13 ShekhadsinghAabassinh Chavan

Boravha


AKH081 1875 500 2075

14 Dhyansingh Zetarya Dawar AKH081 1250 250 1375


Boravha


15 Kashiram patel Dahikar

Boravha


AKH081 1188 250 1375

Average 1125 471 1303

10. Marathwada Agricultural University, Nanded


S.No


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Ratnmala Popatrao Kudake

Belgaon, Beed

Dr. Brent 688 650

2 Uddhav Achyutrao Patte

Belgaon, Beed

Dr. Brent 950 875

3 Baburao Haribhau Bedre

Belgaon, Beed

Dr. Brent 813 625

4 Haribhau Kisan Gavhane

Belgaon, Beed

Dr. Brent 688 600

5 Vatsallabai Ramkisan Raut

Belgaon, Beed

Dr. Brent 750 625

6 Sanjay Murlidhar Raut

Belgaon, Beed

Dr. Brent 1125 900

7 Panchfula Ramkisan Gayke

Belgaon, Beed

Dr. Brent 950 750

8 Sakharam Vithoba Bondre

Belgaon, Beed

Dr. Brent 1125 938

9 Vrundavani Bapurao Khandagale

Belgaon, Beed

Dr. Brent 1275 1125

10 Bhagawat Dagadu Sakorde

Belgaon, Beed

Dr. Brent 975 750

11 Prabhakar Baburao Raut

Belgaon, Beed

Dr. Brent 1563 1375

12 Pundlik Bhagiji Tekale

Belgaon, Beed

Dr. Brent 900 875

13 Rustubh Dhondiba Thavare

Belgaon, Beed

Dr. Brent 1313 1250

14 Kanifnath Yelaji Ware

Belgaon, Beed

Dr. Brent 1063 1025

15 Baban Sahebrao Gaikwad

Belgaon, Beed

Dr. Brent 1200 1125


16 Yogesh Shridhar Rathod

Belgaon, Beed

Dr. Brent 938 625

17 Prakash Banci Vavhal

Belgaon, Beed

Dr. Brent 725 625

18 Damodhar Aana Ghadge

Belgaon, Beed

Dr. Brent 1350 1188

19 Hiraman Aambadas Wagadkar

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1375 1188

20 Digambar Nagoba Waghmare

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1575 1200

21 Laxman Aamruta Wagadkar

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1375 1250

22 Gajanan Shankarrao Wagadkar

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1688 1625

23 Namdev Laxman Murmure

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1525 1375

24 Gajanan Aaparao Wagadkar

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1400 1275

25 Kerba Aaparao Wagadkar

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1400 1125

26 Maroti Aambadas Wagadkar

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1625 1500

27 Prabhakar Hiraman Bothinge

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1313 1125

28 Ramesh Pandurang Wagadkar

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1875 1650

29 Ganpat Dharoji Wagadkar

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1450 1313

30 Prakash Aamrutrao Wagadkar

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1225 875

31 Prasram Chempati Wagadkar

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1250 900

32 Rajeshwar Chimnaji Wagadkar

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1563 1125

33 Kailas Narayan Wagadkar

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1375 1063

34 Sopan Pandurang Mazalkar

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1813 1563

35 Ganesh Jalaba Wagadkar

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1563 1375

36 Vitthalrao Gunaji Wagadkar

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1225 1000

37 Kishan Dattaram Wagadkar

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1625 1438

38 Kabirdas Ramdas Mazalkar

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1588 1375


39 Pandurang Digambar Mazalkar

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1438 1313

40 Gunaji Jalaba Wagadkar

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1625 1500

41 Balaji Aamruta Kothule

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1350 1125

42 Rajeshwar Maroti Wagadkar

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1188 1000

43 Aanandi Girmaji Wagadkar

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1775 1625

44 Sahebrao Chempati Wagadkar

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1225 950

45 Balirm Punjaji Wagadkar

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1400 1250

46 Pandurang Tukaram Bhise

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1563 1313

47 Jagnnath Tukaram Bhise

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1688 1375

48 Tukaram Nagoji Bhise

Wagad, Nanded

Dr. Brent 1375 1125

49 Sonba Shankarrao Wagadkar

Wagad, Nanded

Mallika 1563 1313

50 Maroti Tukaram Bhise

Wagad, Nanded

Mallika 1625 1375

Average 1321 1131


S.No


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Vitthal Kishan Phalke

Khadaknarala, A’bad

PA 528 850 810

2 Baburao Girjawa Kere

Aarapor , Aurangabad

PA 528 1060 1200

3 Balasaheb Eknath Gote

Shiregaon , Aurangabad

PA 08 1375 1450

4 Gautam Ramchandra Bhalerao

Shekta, Aurangabad

PA 08 730 860

5 Kadu Trimbak Gaikwad

Shekta, Aurangabad

PA 08 1125 1050

6 Sahebrao Bhalerao

Shekta, Aurangabad

PA 528 725 875

7 Annasaheb Bajirao Bhalerao PA 528 625 850


Shekta, Aurangabad

8 Khandu Govind Shinde

Shekta, Aurangabad

PA 08 810 875

9 Shaikh Lafik Shaikh Dagdu

Shekta, Aurangabad

PA 528 700 825

10 Rukminibai Baburao Gaikwad

Shekta, Aurangabad

PA 528 1075 1100

11 Firoz Yakub Pathan

Shekta, Aurangabad

PA 08 875 900

12 Chandrakala Govind Shinde

Shekta, Aurangabad

PA 528 975 800

13 Sakhubai Narayan Bhalerao

Shekta, Aurangabad

PA 08 700 850

14 Ramchandra Yeshwant Bhalerao

Shekta, Aurangabad

PA 528 1000 800

15 Anil Shivaji Jadhav

Shekta, Aurangabad

PA 08 850 810

16 Deepak Purushottam Joshi

Devgaon, Aurangabad

PA 528 1350 900

17 Madhuri Chanddrakant Gadare

Devgaon, Aurangabad

PA 528 875 750

18 Sindhutai Karbhari Thingule

Devgaon, Aurangabad

PA 08 625 740

19 Gopinath Dada Gite

Devgaon, Aurangabad

PA 528 1000 1125

20 Manikrao Shankar Dumne

Pala, Nanded

PA 08 1250 1325

Average 929 945


S.No


Variety

/Hybrid


Kg/ha

FLD


Practices

1 Maheboob Noor Mahammad

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Green gram

875 150 900

2 Laxman Dhondiba

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Green gram

1000 250 1060

3 Sudhakar Madhavrao

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Pigeon pea

720 340 1000

4 Iranna Madhavrao Atkalikar

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Green gram

940 220 1000

5 Shivaji Sambhaji Bogle

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Green gram

1025 175 1125


6 Madhav Sambhaji Bogle

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Pigeon pea

940 300 1250

7 Shivaji Ganpatrao Mangnale

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Pigeon pea

625 340 1000

8 Prabhakar Ram Jadhav

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Green gram

690 215 875

9 Gangaram Dhondiba

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Green gram

875 275 1000

10 Prakash Sambhaji

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Green gram

750 190 940

11 Shankar Mariba Gaikwad

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Pigeon pea

900 300 1275

12 Maroti Ramrao Bogle

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Pigeon pea

1100 340 1560

13 Sham Udhavrao

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Pigeon pea

1125 250 1440

14 Shriram Gunwant Jadhav

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Green gram

940 150 1000

15 Venkar Ramrao Jadhav

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Green gram

1025 225 1200

16 Kiran Bajirao

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Pigeon pea

1050 350 1560

17 Digambar Aanadrao

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Pigeon pea

875 250 1325

18 Jaywant Aanandrao

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Pigeon pea

900 250 1325

19 Ganpat Papa Palekamwar

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Green gram

1190 225 1375

20 Suman Gunwant

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Green gram

1060 220 1275

21 Sachin Gunwant

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Green gram

1275 250 1525

22 Hnumant Ramrao Jadhav

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Green gram

1250 225 1320

23 Marotrao Deorao Jadhav

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Green gram

1190 190 1275

24 Jalba Gangaram

Atakali, Nanded

Dr. Brent

+ Green gram

1063 275 1313

25 Praladh Tukaram Kherode

Wagad, Nanded

Mallika

+ Pigeon pea

820 400 1125

26 Kamlakar Aambadas Wagadkar

Wagad, Nanded

Mallika

+ Pigeon pea

900 350 1200

27 Baba Msaji Jadhav

Wagad, Nanded

Mallika

+ Green gram

1125 325 1440

28 Laxmibai Bhimrao Bakale

Wagad, Nanded

Mallika

+ Green gram

1263 275 1550


29 Ganpati Venku Gore

Wagad, Nanded

Mallika

+ Green gram

1225 190 1400

30 Laxmibai Sheshrao Sonwade

Wagad, Nanded

Mallika

+ Green gram

940 340 1300

Average 989 261 1231

11. Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth, Rahuri


S.No


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Annasaheb Tulshiram

At/Post-Kale Akhada,

Rahuri Block, Ahmednagar Dist.

Mob-9657961909

Ajeet-155 2160 1685

2 Abasaheb Ambadas Kale

At/Post-Kale Akhada


Mob-9763923036

Ajeet-155 2235 1833

3 Kanifnath Jagganath Dhasal

At/post-Tandulwadi


Mob-9921815675

Ajeet-111 2260 1860

4 Dagdu Bhanudas Perne

At/post-Tandulwadi


Mob-9975344187

Ajeet-111 2440 1952

5 Kailas Ramchandra Dhagude

At/post-Tandulwadi


Ajeet-111 2450 1980

6 Popat Raosaheb Zuge

A/p-Aradgaon


Mob-9404696964

Rashi-2 2075 1557

7 Vijay Ganpat Mhase

A/p-Aradgaon


Mob-9011636487

Rashi-2 2040 1570

8 Sharad Dyandeo Zuge

A/p-Aradgaon


Mob-9766757153

Rashi-2 2010 1500


9 Dyandeo Namdeo Perne

At/post-Tandulwadi


Mob-9763643768

Ajeet-199 2330 1748

10 Sakharam Pandharinath Shete

A/p-Gotumbe Akhada


Mob-9175880332

Ajeet-199 2250 1755

11 Baban Laxman Rahinj

A/p-Digras


Mob-9270988392

Demin 2180 1762

12 Mohan Haribhau Bansode

A/p-Digras


Mob-9527164322

Demin 2220 1754

13 Babasaheb Laxman Gavade

A/p-Digras


Mob-9270586097

Demin 2340 1849

14 Ramdas Gangadhar Jagdhani

A/p-Digras


Mob-7588513477

Rashi-2 1950 1599

15 Vishal Ramdas Jagdhani

A/p-Digras,


Mob-7588513477

Rashi-2 2060 1690

16 Arun Nimba Patil

At-Post-Umbarkhed,

Chalisgaon Block, Jalgaon Dist.

Dr.Brand 2850 2195

17 Nana Koutik Ahire

At-Post-Umbarkhed,


Dr.Brand 3010 2258

18 Dilip Eknath karpe

At-Post-Umbarkhed,


Dr.Brand 2780 2140

19 Somnath Vikram Nikam

At-Post-Umbarkhed,


Rashi-2 1890 1400

20 Ashok Himmat Patil

At-Post-Umbarkhed,


Rashi-2 2050 1580

21 Dada Chandrasingh Gaikwad

At-Post-Umbarkhed,


Rashi-2 2250 1850


22 Trimbak Eknath Ahire

At-Post-Umbarkhed,


Rashi-2 2310 1870

23 Ashok Shivram Patil

At-Post-Umbarkhed,


Ajeet-111 2410 2025

24 Shaffi Gulzar Pathan

At-Post-Umbarkhed,


Ajeet-111 2400 1968

25 Sunanda Chudaman Koli

At-Post-Umbarkhed,


Ajeet-111 2325 1860

Average 2291 1809


S.No


Variety

/Hybrid


Kg/ha

FLD


Practices

1 Ashok Rajaram Pagar

At-Post-Aghar Kh, Malegaon

Block, Nashik Dist.

Ajeet-

111+TPU-4

1800 520 1560

2 Thansingh Harisingh Magar


Block, Nashik Dist.

Rashi-

2+TPU-4

1950 560 1680

3 Kashinath Bhika Khare


Block, Nashik Dist.

Rashi-

2+TPU-4

2200 620 1970

4 Sanjay Bhagwan Jadhav


Block, Nashik Dist.

Ajeet-111

+TPU-4

1650 530 1400

5 Dinesh Vikram Khare


Block, Nashik Dist.

Ajeet-

111+TPU-4

1850 650 1520

6 Sudhakar Keval Pagar


Block, Nashik Dist.

Ajeet-

199+TAG-24

2130 710 1870

7 Dattu Mohan Magar


Block, Nashik Dist.

Ajeet-

199+TAG-24

2250 690 1980

8 Sunanda Devaji Pagar


Block, Nashik Dist.

Ajeet-

155+TAG-24

2060 740 1790

9 Nimba Shiva Khare Ajeet- 2130 780 1840



Block, Nashik Dist.

155+TAG-24

10 Latabai Abhiman Pagar


Block, Nashik Dist.

Ajeet-

155+TAG-24

1950 770 1620

11 Bapu Mohan Magar


Block, Nashik Dist.

Rashi-2

+Vibhav

2010 560 1750

12 Narayan Mohan Magar


Block, Nashik Dist.

Rashi-2

+Vibhav

2000 590 1730

13 Pruthwiraj Dhansigh Thoke


Block, Nashik Dist.

Rashi-2

+Vibhav

2120 550 1860

14 Rajendra Kashinath Pagar


Block, Nashik Dist.

Rashi-2

+Vibhav

2230 580 1960

15 Balwan Vajesingh Thoke


Block, Nashik Dist.

Rashi-2

+Vibhav

2310 610 2030

16 Dhananjay Sarjerao Jadhav

At/Post-Rakshi, Shevgaon Block,

Ahmednagar Dist.

Mob-9158959100

Kanak +

TPU-4

1950 550 1690

17 Jyoti Dhananjay Jadhav


Ahmednagar Dist.

Mob-9158959100

Kanak +

TPU-4

2150 520 1870

18 Manohar Shri Katkade


Ahmednagar Dist.

Mob-9923193314

Kanak +

TPU-4

2230 580 1960

19 Dhananjay Shrikisan Katkade


Ahmednagar Dist.

Mob-9767840683

Kanak +

TPU-4

2010 560 1730

20 Vishnu Raibhan Gade


Ahmednagar Dist.

Mob-8806632244

Kanak +

TPU-4

2080 620 1740

21 Dadasaheb Dagdu Gade


Ahmednagar Dist.

Mob-8806632244

Malika +

TAG-24

2210 760 1960

22 Laxman Shrikisan Katkade


Malika +

TAG-24

2240 660 1980


Ahmednagar Dist.

Mob-9823218192

23 Dyaneshwar Sahebrao Katkade


Ahmednagar Dist.

Mob-9665659197

Malika +

TAG-24

2180 720 1850

24 Baban Rambhau Katkade


Ahmednagar Dist.

Mob-9665659197

Malika +

TAG-24

2230 770 1910

25 Ram Shrikisan Katkade


Ahmednagar Dist.

Mob-7875451890

Malika +

TAG-24

2260 700 1940

26 Dyaneshwar Bhaurao Ghanwat


Ahmednagar Dist.

Mob-9168931521

MECH-

7351+Vibhav

2160 580 1840

27 Ganpat Devram Ghanwat


Ahmednagar Dist.

Mob-9168931521

MECH-

7351+Vibhav

1850 540 1560

28 Mahadeo Devram Ghanwat


Ahmednagar Dist.

Mob-9168931521

MECH-

7351+Vibhav

1930 610 1650

29 Somnath Dashrath Jagdhane


Ahmednagar Dist.

Mob-9130235596

MECH-

7351+Vibhav

2010 570 1740

30 Malan Kisan Katkade


Ahmednagar Dist.

Mob-8698468572

MECH-

7351+Vibhav

2140 620 1960

31 Ramaji Bhaurao Bachkar

At/Post-Aadgaon,

Pathardi Block, Ahmednagar Dist.

Mob-9921918272

Vikram+TAG

-24

2140 750 1920

32 Babasaheb Chimaji Vaghmode

At/Post-Aadgaon,


Mob-9637125319

Vikram+TAG

-24

2050 740 1820

33 Sharad Suryabhan Londhe

At/Post-Aadgaon,


Mob-9922267387

Vikram+TAG

-24

2310 770 2060


34 Ramnath Dagdu Gophne

At/Post-Aadgaon,


Mob-9850254799

Paras +TAG-

24

1860 700 1570

35 Balasaheb Vitthal Kolekar

At/Post-Aadgaon,


Mob-9689216815

Paras +TAG-

24

1940 720 1660

36 Parasram Murlidhar Londhe

At/Post-Aadgaon,


Mob-9764625415

Paras +TAG-

24

2050 760 1740

37 Asaram Savleram Bhangude

At/Post-Aadgaon,


Mob-9850352674

Paras +TAG-

24

1990 730 1650

Average 2070 648 1793

12. Central Institute for Cotton Research, Nagpur


S.No


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Motiram B. Chudhary Suraj 1000 950

2 Bhimrao M. Telang Suraj 875 800

3 Purushotam K. Chapale Suraj 750 700

4 Umabai K. Telang Suraj 875 830

5 Bandu Z. Purke Suraj 937 950

6 Sambha D. Furjekar Suraj 1000 980

7 Dasharat D. Kumbhalkar Suraj 750 700

8 Rajendra M. Garghate Suraj 950 820

9 Sudhakar K. Garghate Suraj 750 720

10 Udhavarao R. Pathurkar Suraj 750 710

11 Pandurang B. chudhary Suraj 500 560

12 Narayan Umate Suraj 600 500

13 Ramesh S. Umate Suraj 500 480

14 Vijay B. Shinde Suraj 675 640

15 Vijay B. Shinde Suraj 550 510

16 Shankar Kodape Suraj 625 600

17 Mahadev L. Kodape Suraj 750 710

18 Mahadev R. Telang Suraj 750 700

19 Suraj G. Chudhary Suraj 875 860

20 Devrao Naitam Suraj 750 725


21 Ajab S. Mehatam Suraj 750 725

22 Sharad S. Kodape Suraj 625 580

23 Hemraj P. Purke Suraj 925 875

24 Bharat Naitam Suraj 750 720

25 Shankar Waman Bhisekar Roja 750 710

26 Sachin M. Ukabe Roja 750 715

27 Vijay Mahadevrao Petkar Suraj 625 595

28 Prashant Sureshrao Awasare Suraj 625 600

29 Sachin Nanaji Nehare Suraj 500 500

30 Sunil Madhukarrao Shende Suraj 500 480

31 Arjun Mahadevrao Petkar Suraj 875 860

32 Ashok Udhebhanji Marotkar Suraj 500 490

33 Ramesh Kisanaji kale Suraj 100 95

34 Prakash Madhukarrao Shende Suraj 750 710

35 Rahul Arjun Petkar Suraj 750 700

36 Nanaji Narayrao Nehare Suraj 625 600

37 Vinay Rameshrao Mahajan Suraj Failed -

38 Maroti Pandhari Gulhane Suraj 100 200

39 Balaji Bhagat Suraj 1000 900

40 Prakash Bhagat Suraj 875 870

41 Harshawardhan Wasnik Suraj 1125 900

Average 717 681


S.No


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Mohan Mahabudhe Phule Dhanwantri 1800 1500

2 Punjabrao Mahabudhe Phule Dhanwantri 1500 1250

3 Smt. Shubhangi Mahabudhe Phule Dhanwantri 1875 1200

4 Devidasji Mahabudhe Phule Dhanwantri 1100 1050

5 Shankar Khatdev Phule Dhanwantri 750 560

6 Sanjay Deshmukh Phule Dhanwantri Crop

failed

7 Bhushan Orke Phule Dhanwantri Crop

failed

8 Vinod Dande Phule Dhanwantri Crop

failed

9 Prakash Bhagat Roja 875 670

10 Baliram Mahure

Phule Dhanwantri Crop

failed

11 Devrao Thakare Phule Dhanwantri Crop


failed

12 Narayan Mahure

Phule Dhanwantri Crop

failed

13 Shankar Waman Bhisekar Roja 350 295

14 Sachin M. Ukabe Roja 370 305

15 Omprakash Chatrapal Roja 500 450

Average 1030 808


S.No


Variety

/Hybrid


Kg/ha

FLD


Practices

1 Gajanan D. Kumbharkar Suraj 800 320 850

2 Fatruji D. Umate Suraj 1140 320 1100

3 Manohar S. Umate Suraj 875 75 710

4 Arun Devagade Suraj 750 75 840

5 Santosh H. Naitam Suraj 875 100 790

6 Gajanan H. Garghate Suraj 1000 310 970

7 Muralidhar R. Selake Suraj 875 50 850

8 Palasram P. Khonde Suraj 875 95 870

9 Smt.Rajani Wasnik Suraj 1000 250 900

Average 910 177 875

13. University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad


S.No


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Ganigera N Irrappa

At: Icchangi Tq:Savnur Dist: Haveri

Bindaas

2525 2215

2 Ningappa U Talavar


Chiranjeevi 2335 2075

3 Sannaramappa P Gadigennavar


Firstclass

2320 1998

4 Shrikant L Chavadi


Firstclass

2445 2124

5 Shivaraj Kumar H Amarapur

At: Icchangi

Tq: Savnur Dist: Haveri

ATM

2082 1877


6 Doddarammapppa P Gadigennavar

At: Icchangi Tq: Savnur Dist: Haveri


7 Ningappa S Kambli



8 Ganeshappa B Kallihal



9 Veerappa M Kshourad



10 Neelappa H Kali


Kanaka

(MRC 7351)

2000 1890

Average 2376 2170


S.No


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Shiddappa B Betgeri

At: Kurthkoti Tq & Dist : Gadag

DDhc – 11 Vs

Jayadhar

835 580

2 Rajlakhsmi B Boodhihal At:Honnapur Tq:Ron

Dist:Gadag

DDhc – 11 Vs

Jayadhar

950 630

3 Sangappa S Meti AT:Shalvadi Tq:Navlgund

Dist:Dharwad

DDhc – 11 Vs

Jayadhar

810 560

4 Ningappa B Ganganavar (Pattanshetty)

AT:Guttal Tq :Dist:Haveri

DDhc – 11 Vs

Jayadhar

544 380

5 Rakshita S Boodhihal At:Honnapur Tq:Ron

Dist:Gadag

DDhc – 11 Vs

Jayadhar

910 560

6 Shantappa C Meti At: Nayaknur Tq:Navalgund

Dist:Dharwad

DDhc – 11 Vs

Jayadhar

878 454

7 Hanumantappa B Bandkeri

At:Honnapur Tq:Ron Dist:Gadag

DDhc – 11 Vs

Jayadhar

884 512

8 Shekarppa B Jiglur


DDhc – 11 Vs

Jayadhar

765 448

9 Malleshappa G Beserotti At: Hiregunjal

Tq:Kundagol Dist:Dharwad

DDhc – 11 Vs

Jayadhar

880 514

10 Basavraj S Hadpad At:Hiregunjal Tq:Kundagol

Dist:Dharwad

DDhc – 11 Vs

Jayadhar

650 388

11 Ramappa B Kalsad

At: Hiregunjal Tq:Kundagol Dist:Dharwad

DDhc – 11 Vs

Jayadhar

754 498

12 Allisab Hucchasab Nanmansab

At: Kuruvinkoppa Tq: Ron Dist:Gadag

DDhc – 11 Vs

Jayadhar

788 564

13 Hanumantappa Y Shantgeri

At: Honnapur Tq:Ron Dist:Gadag

DDhc – 11 Vs

Jayadhar

894 618

14 Hucchappa B Jiglur DDhc – 11 Vs 832 610


At:Honnapur Tq:Ron Dist:Gadag Jayadhar

15 Fakirrappa B Bandivad

At: Koliwad Tq: Hubli Dist:Gadag

DDhc – 11 Vs

Jayadhar

512 388

16 Sharanappa N Boodhihal


DDhc – 11 Vs

Jayadhar

864 512

17 Yellappa Kumbarkoppa

At: Mulamuttal Tq:Dist: Dharwad

DDhc – 11 Vs

Jayadhar

761 448

18 Shiddagouda M Patil

At: Mardagi Tq: Dist: Dharwad

DDhc – 11 Vs

Jayadhar

875 596

19 Manjunath P Parsanavar

At: Byahatti Tq: Hubli Dist:Dharwad

DDhc – 11 Vs

Jayadhar

618 384

20 S.V.Vibhutimath

At: Tegur Tq:Dist:Dharwad

DHH – 263

Vs DHH – 11

870 640

21 Ashok R. Muddi

At: Shivalli Tq:Dist: Dharwad

DHH – 263

Vs DHH – 11

640 510

22 Shivappa P Kallimani

At: Shivalli Tq:Dist: Dharwad

DHH – 263

Vs DHH – 11

780 620

23 Ningappa E Kumbar At:Shirkol Tq:Navlund

Dist:Dharwad

DHH – 263

Vs DHH – 11

950 740

24 Neelappa G Naikar At:Shirkol Tq: Navalgund

Dist:Dharwad

DHH – 263

Vs DHH – 11

880 510

25 Neelavva P Naikar At:Shirkol Tq: Navalgund

Dist:Dharwad

DHH – 263

Vs DHH – 11

710 640

Average 793 532


S.No


Variety

/Hybrid


Kg/ha

FLD


Practices

1 Kishoregouda F. Badeyavar

At: Hangaraki Dist: Dharwad

Bt cotton +

Groundnut

2650 550 2510

2 Basanagouda R. Naganagougdar


Bt cotton +

Groundnut

2500 350 2450

3 Mallikarjuna Abbar

At: Tadakod Dist: Dharwad

Bt cotton +

Groundnut

2140 450 1800

4 Daynandagouda M. Naganagoudar


Bt cotton +

Groundnut

1860 580 2150

5 Shivappa M. Sogalad

At: Garag Dist: Dharwad

Bt cotton +

Groundnut

2200 450 1985

6 Ramanagougda Badeyavar


Bt cotton +

Peas

2500 980 2650

7 Yalloida M. Deshpande


Bt cotton +

Peas

2000 860 2100

8 Mallappa K. Hireholi


Bt cotton +

Peas

1700 750 1850


9 Bhimaji M. Deshpande


Bt cotton +

Peas

2050 700 2200

10 Veeranagouda N. Marigoudar


Bt cotton +

Peas

2250 865 2150

11 Huvappa Hulagannavar


Bt cotton +

Greengram

1850 450 1800

12 Shankaragouda Badeyavar


Bt cotton +

Greengram

1800 750 1850

13 Veernagouda M. Naganagoudar

At: Graag Dist: Dharwad

Bt cotton +

Greengram

2375 600 2300

14 Ninganagouda Naganagoudar


Bt cotton +

Greengram

2460 760 2375

15 Pandappa H. Gaikwad


Bt cotton +

Greengram

2000 675 2000

Average 2155 651 2144

14. University of Agricultural Sciences, Raichur


S.No


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Sri. Gurusiddappa S/o Rangappa

Thondehal, Kuruvalli Post

Siruguppa Taluk, Ballari District

* * *

2 Sri. Veerabhadrappa S/o Mookappa



3 Sri. T. R. Amareshgouda S/o Pittanagouda



4 Smt. Ambamma S/o Siddappa



5 Sri. Ramappa S/o Busappa



6 Sri. Durugappa S/o Basappa

Thoranadinni Manvi Taluk, Raichur District

7 Smt. Eramma W/o Sabanna


8 Sri. Mallappa S/o Mallappa


9 Sri. Shivashankarappa S/o Eranna



10 Sri. Huchappa S/o Rangappa


11 Sri. Yankoba S/o Durugappa


12 Sri. Arulappagouda S/o Malakanna

Halapur Manvi Taluk, Raichur District

13 Sri. Nagesh S/o Sannappa


14 Sri. Yankappa S/o Ramappa


15 Sri. amarappa S/o Erappa


16 Smt. Gundamma S/o Manappa


17 Sri. Mahadevappa S/o Pakirappa

Kuradi Manvi Taluk, Raichur District

18 Sri. Tayanna S/o Basanna


19 Sri. Thippanna S/o Lakshmanna


20 Sri. Shivashankar S/o Budhappa


21 Sri. Lakshmanna S/o Lakshmiha


Average

* Yield details are awaited


S.No


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Hussen Basha, At post: Chickabadardinni, Hobli :

Kavithal Dist: Raichur

Ddhc 11 * *

2 Gangamma Father Hanumanthappa,

At post: Kolur Seeme, Hobli : Gabbur Dist:

Raichur

Ddhc 11

3 Shankarappa Father Basappa

At post: Hanchinal seeme, Hobli : Gabbur

Dist: Raichur

Ddhc 11

4 Gurusiddappa Father Mallappa

At post: Hanchinal seeme, Hobli : Gabbur

Dist: Raichur

Ddhc 11

Average



15. University of Agricultural Sciences, Chamrajnagar


S.

No.


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Puttegowda s/o Doddegowda

Doddamalapura, Chamrajnagar Dist.

Mob No. 9740123251

Bt cotton

1180 925

2 Venkatamma w/o shivamallegowda


Mob No. 7353424128

Bt cotton

960 735

3 Rachegowda s/o Basavegowda


Mob No. 7760452193

Bt cotton

830 585

4 Mahadevamma w/o Doddalingegowda


Mob No. 7760452193

Bt cotton

1310 1165

5 Madegowda s/o Basavegowda


Mob No. 7760452193

Bt cotton

1560 735

6 Basavaraju s/o Bommegowda


Mob No. 9686100062

Bt cotton

1420 1185

7 DoddaPuttegowda s/o Madegowda


Mob No. 9482902005

Bt cotton

1260 695

8 Puttalingegowda s/o Shankara


Mob No. 7070262432

Bt cotton

1190 615

9 Mahadevamma w/o Muddegowda


Mob No. 9164595901

Bt cotton

1080 585

10 Basvaraju s/o Channabasavegowda


Mob No. 9632381414

Bt cotton

1360 895

11 Guruswamy s/o Huchhappa


Mob No. 9632381414

Bt cotton

1550 1395

12 Madegowda s/o Karuna


Mob No. 8971622480

Bt cotton

1610 1105

13 Govinda raju s/o Late. Nanjegowda


Bt cotton 1250 995


Mob No. 9448211773

14 Shivakumar s/o Rajashekarappa


Mob No. 7353539258

Bt cotton

830 695

15 Ramachandra nayaka s/o Papayyanayaka


Mob No. 9980415352

Bt cotton

1080 695

16 Kempegowda s/o Mallegowda


Mob No. 9980191576

Bt cotton

1130 995

17 Basavegowda s/o Ramegowda


Bt cotton 1550 1415

18 Madesh s/o Puttegowda


Mob No. 9740123251

Bt cotton

1420 1165

19 Rajanna s/o Madegowda


Mob No. 9620235527

Bt cotton

1250 895

20 Chikkamma w/o Boregowda


Mob No. 7760043282

Bt cotton

990 665

21 Beeramma w/o Doddalingegowda


Mob No. 7760043282

Bt cotton

1260 1065

22 Beeregowda s/o Madegowda


Mob No. 9902447644

Bt cotton

1680 1305

23 Venkatesh s/o Kumbegowda


Mob No. 8722389827

Bt cotton

1520 1413

24 Mahadeva s/o Nanjegowda


Mob No. 9902257476

Bt cotton

1190 817

25 Doreswamy s/o Puttanayaka


Mob No. 9741057972

Bt cotton

980 572

26 Shanmukha s/o Palaniyappa


Mob No. 9714820014

Bt cotton

840 566

27 Murugesh s/o Devanagowdar


Mob No. 8038726177

Bt cotton

960 385

28 Manjunatha s/o Bommegowda


Mob No. 9844373719

Bt cotton

580 505

29 Mallamma w/o Rudregowda Bt cotton 1570 865



Mob No. 9972657164

30 Basavaraju s/o Shivalingegowda


Mob No. 9900743780

Bt cotton

1050 985

31 Naganna s/o Madaiah


Mob No. 9731027962

Bt cotton

1450 1305

32 Madesh s/o Gavigowda


Mob No. 9611009200

Bt cotton

1690 1145

33 Devegowda s/o Devegowda


Mob No. 9874888525

Bt cotton

1640 995

34 Siddegowda s/o Kullaningegowda


Mob No.

Bt cotton

1450 1295

35 Dasharathagowda s/o Karigowda


Bt cotton 1510 1285

36 Lakshmamma w/o Malligegowda


Mob No. 9731027962

Bt cotton

950 605

37 Ramesh s/o Madabavi


Mob No. 9164136354

Bt cotton

830 705

38 Raju s/o Kanniyappan


Mob No. 8105929246

Bt cotton

740 385

39 Govinda raju s/o Channabasavegowda


Bt cotton 1360 1185

40 Channappa s/o Nagegowda


Mob No. 9902983014

Bt cotton

1290 615

41 Bommegowda s/o Doddegowda


Mob No. 9760043282

Bt cotton

880 665

42 Beeramma s/o Doddaligegowda


Bt cotton 1360 1095

43 Chikkaputtegowda s/o Madagowda


Bt cotton 1450 1115

44 Madegowda s/o Ramesh


Mob No. 8150865851

Bt cotton

1510 1045

45 G. Shivanaiah s/o Kuruda gundaiah


Mob No. 9902571683

Bt cotton

1350 835


46 Paramesha s/o Jademadegowda


Bt cotton 830 675

47 Jadeninga shetty s/o Rajashetty


Bt cotton 990 785

48 Surya babu s/o Surya narayana


Mob No. 89711800279

Bt cotton

1130 735

49 Ningegowda s/o Rudregowda


Bt cotton 1660 1405

50 Siddegowda s/o Madegowda


Mob No. 9741029301

Bt cotton

1590 1205

51 Mallegowda s/o Kommegowda


Bt cotton 950 745

52 Madegowda s/o Ningegowda


Bt cotton 940 765

53 Rama s/o Jadegowda


Bt cotton 660 305

54 Gopigowda s/o Doddabasavegowda


Bt cotton 1280 1205

55 Jadeswamy s/o Madegowda

Chanalinganahalli, Chamrajnagar Dist.

Mob No. 9611598572

Bt cotton

1090 995

56 Nanjayya s/o Konayya


Bt cotton 1190 995

57 Rachayya s/o Madayya


Mob No. 9591930283

Bt cotton

1480 665

58 Krishnappa s/o Venkatappa


Bt cotton 890 565

59 Rachayya s/o Ningayya


Bt cotton 1260 1065

60 Mahadeva swamy s/o Kendananje devaru


Mob No. 8105916415

Bt cotton

1480 1345

61 Somanna s/o Siddayya


Bt cotton 1550 1095

62 Venkatesh s/o Late. Mariyappa


Mob No. 9186993922

Bt cotton

1490 1175

63 Rangaswamy s/o Hucchappa


Mob No. 7899884493

Bt cotton

1090 705

64 Rajanna s/o Neelisiddayya


Mob No. 8971658877

Bt cotton

1110 715


65 Channegowda s/o Channegowda


Mob No. 8197328133

Bt cotton

1540 1307

66 Yogesh s/o Gurumallappa


Mob No. 9880820965

Bt cotton

1680 915

67 Somanna s/o Siddaiah


Mob No. 9740141249

Bt cotton

1410 905

68 Guruswamy s/o Huchappa


Mob No. 9880820965

Bt cotton

890 765

69 Chandru s/o Narayanaswamy

Lokkanahalli, Chamrajnagar Dist.

Mob No. 9902421165

Bt cotton

1280 745

70 Sundru s/o Ramaiah

Lokkanahalli, Chamrajnagar Dist.

Bt cotton 710 485

71 Sidamma c/o Chikkana


Mob No. 8453880095

Bt cotton

1430 1235

72 Rachiah s/o Madaiah


Mob No. 9591930283

Bt cotton

1350 1105

73 Rachiah s/o Mallaiah


Mob No. 9663124866

Bt cotton

1010 895

74 Papanamma c/o Basavaiah


Mob No. 9980996944

Bt cotton

1320 475

75 Madamma c/o Nanjaiah


Mob No. 9980996944

Bt cotton

1580 975

Average 1237 905

16. Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore


S.No.


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 Thiru.S.Janakiraman

S/o.Sengamalai

Middle Street, Veppanthattai-621116

Perambalur (Dist) Mobile No:

TCH 1819 2000 1900


2 Thiru.P.Pichaipillai

S/o.Periyasamay Veppanthattai-621116

Perambalur (Dist), Mobile No:9751720518

TCH 1819 2000 1950

3 Thiru.R.Jagan

S/o.Ramasamy, Markandayar Kovil Street

Veppanthattai-621116


TCH 1819 1900 1800

4 Thiru.R.Nagarajan

S/o.Ramiya Udayar, Perumal Kovil Street

Veppanthattai-621116


TCH 1819 1750 1600

5 Tmt.K.Murugesan

Main Road, Krishnapuram – 621116,

Veppanthattai,

Perambalur (Dist), Mobile No: 9443674193

TCH 1819 1900 1750

6 Thiru.A.Thirunavakarasu

S/o. Alagappan,

Puthuvettakudi,Veppur Block,


TCH 1819 20.5 1900

7 Thiru.R.Kamaraj

S/o.Ramasamy,

Periyavenmani, Veppur Block,


TCH 1819 2150 1950

8 Thiru.A.Natarajan

S/o.Arumugam, Kolapadi, Veppur Block,


TCH 1819 2150 1950

9 Thiru.C.Selvarasu

S/o.Chinnasamy, Chinavenmani


TCH 1819 2100 1950

10 Thiru.T.Viswanathan

S/o.Thangavel, Olapadi, Veppur Block,


TCH 1819 2150 1900

Average 2000 1800


S.No

Name and address of the

farmer

Variety

/Hybrid


Kg/ha

FLD


Practices

1 Th. A.Vaiyathurai ,

S/o Alagu,

A.Perumalkovilpatti,

Usilampatti Taluk, Madurai

Dt.

SVPR 2, SVPR 4

Urdbean –VBN6

Mungbean–VBN 2

* 285 *


Mobile No:98431 97699

2 Th. V. Karuppaiah

S/o Vettaiyan,



Dt.

Mobile No:

SVPR 2, SVPR 4

Urdbean –VBN6

Mungbean–VBN 2

290

3 Th. A. Muthuselvam,

S/o Ammaasi,



Dt. Mobile No:

SVPR 2, SVPR 4

Urdbean –VBN6

Mungbean–VBN 2

274

4 Tmt. C.Meenatchi,

W/o Chellachamy,



Dt.

Mobile No: 80988 99225

SVPR 2, SVPR 4

Urdbean –VBN6

Mungbean–VBN 2

270

5 Th. M.Velmurugan,

S/o Muthuthevar,



Dt.

Mobile No: 80989 07034

SVPR 2, SVPR 4

Urdbean –VBN6

Mungbean–VBN 2

267

6 Th. S.Karuppaiah,

S/o V.Sankar,

Alligundam, Usilampatti

Taluk, Madurai Dt.

Mobile No: 96551 35769

SVPR 2, SVPR 4

Urdbean –VBN6

Mungbean–VBN 2

284

7 Th. S.Ramar,

S/o V.Sankar


Taluk, Madurai Dt. Mobile

No: 99434 55609

SVPR 2, SVPR 4

Urdbean –VBN6

Mungbean–VBN 2

272

8 Th. M.Subburaj

S/o Maasaani,


Taluk, Madurai Dt.

Mobile No: 99438 98965

SVPR 2, SVPR 4

Urdbean –VBN6

Mungbean–VBN 2

269

9 Th. K.Ramasamithevar,

S/o Karuppiah,


Taluk, Madurai Dt.

Mobile No: 97865 24390

SVPR 2, SVPR 4

Urdbean –VBN6

Mungbean–VBN 2

277

10 Th. S. Jeyaprakash,

S/o Subbaiah,

SVPR 2, SVPR 4

Urdbean –VBN6

254



Taluk, Madurai Dt.

Mobile No: 90256 33709

Mungbean–VBN 2

11 Th. K.Pethusamy,

S/o Kanthasami,

Rengasamipatti, Usilampatti

Taluk, Madurai Dt.

Mobile No: 97510 96035

SVPR 2, SVPR 4

Urdbean –VBN6

Mungbean–VBN 2

265

12 Th.C. Chellapandi,

S/o Chinnarangasami,


Taluk, Madurai Dt.

Mobile No: 84891 17663

SVPR 2, SVPR 4

Urdbean –VBN6

Mungbean–VBN 2

258

13 Th.S.Rajaram,

S/o Subbaiah,


Taluk, Madurai Dt.

Mobile No: 99437 56513

SVPR 2, SVPR 4

Urdbean –VBN6

Mungbean–VBN 2

249

14 Th.P.Mokkarasu,

S/o Ponnaiahthevar,

Thummakundu, Usilampatti

Taluk, Madurai Dt.

Mobile No: 98431 24738

SVPR 2, SVPR 4

Urdbean –VBN6

Mungbean–VBN 2

255

15 Th. V.Ravi,

S/o Vairan, Thummakundu,


Dt. Mobile No: 99436 69923

SVPR 2, SVPR 4

Urdbean –VBN6

Mungbean–VBN 2

242

Average 267


17. Central Institute for Cotton Research, Coimbatore


S.No.


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 R. Mathan S/O, Raman,

260, Kurumbanur kaadu,

Bhavani, Vellithirupur, Erode.

Mob No: 9942167903

Suraj 1625 1412

2 A.Senjali S/O, Aaraan,



Mob No: 9362991032

Suraj 1125 1035


3 P.Dhanaraj S/O, Periyakuty,



Mob No:

Suraj 1025 856

4 P. Mannathan S/O, Periyakuty,



Mob No: 9488313381

Suraj 1050 945

5 C.Eswari W/O, Chandran,

19/259, Kurumbanur kaadu,


Mob No: 9360189315

Suraj 1375 1084

6 Eswari W/o, selvan,

34, Kandasamy thottam,

kollapalayam, Pachampalayam.

Mob No: 9688840254

Suraj 1125 1013

7 Kavitha W/o, Murugan,

131, 231, Kollapalayam north,

Pacham palayam. Mob No: 9788137680

Suraj 1045 978

8 Selvan S/o, Kandasamy,

34, Kandasamy thotam,

Kollapalayam, Pachampalayam

Mob No: 9688840254

Suraj 1350 1211

9 Murugesan S/o, Kandasamy,

35, Kandasamy thotam,

Kollapalayam, Pachampalayam

Mob No: 9865719816

Suraj 1190 1038

10 Govindaraj S/o, Seerangagounder,

132, 1/68E, Kollapalayam,

Pachampalayam Mob No: 9842517892

Suraj 1230 1136

11 Shanmugam S/o, Ramasamy reddiyar,

136, Periyar nagar,

Manalmedu, Pachampalayam.

Mob No: 9578948806

Suraj 1370 1143

12 Seerangagounder S/o, Periyannagounder,

132, Seerangagounder,

1/68E, Kollapalayam, Pachampalayam.

Mob No: 9842517892

Suraj 1150 1064

13 Sundarraj S/o Ramureddy,

2/65, Makuli street,

Kollapalayam, Pachampalayam.

Mob No: 9865378283

Suraj 1255 1095

14 Eswaran S/o, Gurusamy gounder,

67, kollapalayam, Pachampalayam.

Mob No: 9757780724

Suraj 1390 1132

15 Palanisamy S/o, Suraj 1315 1210


Mariamman kovil street,

Kolla palayam, Pacham palayam.

Mob No: 9976293213

16 Ganapathy S/o, Kandasamy,

68, Kolla palayam, pacham palayam.

Mob No: 9865826185

Suraj Crop

failure

-

17 Arjunan S/o, Chinamalai gounder,

85, kunangkattu thotam,

Kollapalayam.

Mob No: 8973318448

Suraj 1175 1034

18 Srirangasamy s/o, Muthusamy gounder,

140/2, Periyar nagar,

Anthiyur post, Pacham palayam.

Mob No: 9942766183

Suraj 1250 1175

19 Palanisamy S/o, gurusamy gounder,

174, Kupanayakar karadu,

Pacham palayam.

Mob No: 9688824250

Suraj 1137 1065

20 Geethamani W/o, Periyasamy,

8, Kaliyappan thotam,

Kolla palayam, Pacham palayam.

Mob No: 9942545427

Suraj 1237 1123

21 Gandhi S/o, Kunnapan,

Mariamman kovil street,

Kolla palayam, Pacham palayam

Mob No: 9715216625

Suraj 1025 980

22 Ramasamy S/o, Ramasamy,

16, Kollapalayam, Pachampalayam

Mob No: 9944635512

Suraj 1375 1142

23 Muthusamy S/o, Veeran,

148, oonkalaiyamman kovil street,

Kollapalayam merku, Pacham palayam.

Mob No: 7502402269

Suraj 1287 1168

24 Ramesh S/o, Perumal reddy,

143, Kollapalaym merku, Pacham palayam.

Mob No: 9965708732

Suraj Crop

failure

-

25 Ammavasaiammal W/o, Marasamy,

7, Kollapalayma, Pachampalayam.

Mob No: 9698868992

Suraj 1318 1142

Average 1235 1094



S.No


Variety

/ Hybrid

Seed Cotton Yield

(Kg/ha)

FLD

Farmers’

Practices

1 P.Nandakumar

S/O Palanivel

Minnakkal, Vennandur Taluk, Salem District

Surabhi * *

2 Y.Dineshkumar

S/O Yuvraj Vennandur, Salem District

Surabhi

3 R.Balasubramani

S/O Rangasamy


Surabhi

4 R.Krishnan

S/O Rangasamy


Surabhi

5 V.Mani

S/O Velappan


Surabhi

6 P.Ramaiah

S/O Palaniyappan


Surabhi

7 R.Guna

S/O Ramasamy Minnakkal, Vennandur Taluk,

Salem District

Surabhi

8 R.Devarajan

S/O Rangasamy


Surabhi

9 S.Baskar

S/O Sukka goundar


Surabhi

10 A.Mani

S/O Arumugam


Surabhi

11 A.Kanagaraj

S/O Arumugam


Surabhi

12 M.Sekar

S/O Muthu goundar


Surabhi

13 K.Palanivel

S/O Kandasamy


Surabhi

14 K.Velappan

S/O Kandasamy

Surabhi



15 M.Manickam

S/O Muthusamy, Minnakkal, Vennandur

Taluk, Salem District

Surabhi

16 K.Subramani

S/O Kandasamy, Minnakkal, Vennandur

Taluk, Salem District

Surabhi

17 S.Krishnakumar

S/O Shankar


Surabhi

18 S.Prema sutha

W/O Shankar


Surabhi

19 Palanivel

S/O Ramasamy


Surabhi

20 Palanivel

S/O Muthusamy


Surabhi

21 Rathinavel

S/O Muthu goundar


Surabhi

22 A.Thangavel

S/O Arumugam


Surabhi

23 A.Mariammal

W/O Ayyarappa naickar

North Elandhai Kulam

Kovilpatti Tk, Thoothukudi Dist

Mob No:9842165497

Surabhi

24 V. Perumalselvam

S/O S.Vellaipandian



Mob No:9994590812

Surabhi

25 L. Chelladurai

S/O Lakshmana thevar



Mob No:8098813480

Surabhi

Average

* Cultivated under summer irrigated condition



S.No

Name and address of the

farmer

Variety

/Hybrid


Kg/ha

FLD


Practices

1 R.Madasamy

S/O Ramaiah thevar


Kovilpatti Tk, Thoothukudi

Dist Mob No: 9585752804

MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

* * *

2 Marimuthu

S/O Gurusamy moopanar



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

3 S.Vallithai

W/O Sangaiah



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

4 Sethuram

W/O Chelladurai



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

5 V.Azhagulakshmi

W/O Veilkalai



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

6 Krishnammal

W/O Ramasamy thevar



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

7 Gnanaprakasam

W/O Anthony samy



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

8 Mariammal

W/O Subbaiah thevar



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

9 Ramaiah moopanar

S/O Subbaiah moopanar



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

10 S.Veilmuthu

S/O Shanmuga moopanar


MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)



11 P.Kumarthevar

S/O Poolthevar



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

12 Marimuthu

S/O Muthaiah thevar



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

13 Ayyakkannu thevar

S/O Petchimuthu thevar



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

14 A.Palaiah thevar

S/O Ayyasamy thevar



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

15 M.Krishnasamy

S/O Mahalinga thevar



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

16 S.Poolpandi

S/O Shannugaiah thevar

Sooriyaminikkan


MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

17 A.Murugan

S/O Annamalai thevar

Vellalankottai


MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

18 C.Irulappasamy

S/O Chelladurai

Vellalankottai


MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

19 Malaiyandi naickar

S/O Ayyarappa naickar



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

20 R.Duraipandian

S/O Ramaiah thevar



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

21 Ganapathi

S/O Muthaiah moopanar



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

22 S Veilmuthu naickar MCU -5VT + Black


S/O Sankarappa naickar



gram (Vamban-4)

23 C. Lakshmi

W/O Chinnadurai naickar



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

24 J. Azhagammal

W/O Jeevapandian



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

25 Arumuga moopanar

S/O Karuppaiah moopanar



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

26 Petchiammal

S/O Petchimuthu thevar



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

27 Alagupandi

S/O Perumal thevar



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

28 Mariammal

W/O Subbaiah



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

29 Sangaiah moopanar

S/O Shanmugaiah moopanar



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

30 M.Paalpandi

S/O Magalinga thevar



Surabhi +

Black gram

(Vamban-4)

31 M.Vetrivel

S/O Marimuthu



Dist Mob No:9787621182

Surabhi +

Black gram

(Vamban-4)

32 Ayyarappa naickar

S/O Pommusamy naickar




Surabhi +

Black gram

(Vamban-4)

33 A.Poolthai Surabhi +


W/O Anandharaman




Black gram

(Vamban-4)

34 Ramathal

W/O Ayyanar




Surabhi +

Black gram

(Vamban-4)

35 Periya muthammal



MCU -5VT + Black

gram (Vamban-4)

36 R.Paramasivan

S/O Rasaiah naickar




Surabhi +

Black gram

(Vamban-4)

37 P.Marimuthu

S/O Poolaiah thevar



Surabhi +

Black gram

(Vamban-4)

38 Anthoniammal

W/O Savariyan



Surabhi +

Black gram

(Vamban-4)

39 S.Velan

S/O Subbaiah naickar



Surabhi +

Black gram

(Vamban-4)

40 K.Kaliraj, S/O Kompaiah




Surabhi +

Black gram

(Vamban-4)

41 V.Kaliraj, S/O Veilkalai



Surabhi +

Black gram

(Vamban-4)

42 R.Velsamy

S/O Rasaiah naickar



Surabhi +

Black gram

(Vamban-4)

43 M. Indiran, S/O

P.Muthupandi



Surabhi +

Black gram

(Vamban-4)

44 A.Mallika W/O Alex


Surabhi +

Black gram


Kovilpatti Tk, Thoothukudi (Vamban-4)

45 A.Murugan

S/O Ayyarappa naickar




Surabhi +

Black gram

(Vamban-4)

46 M. Lakshmi

W/O A.Marimuthupandian



Surabhi +

Black gram

(Vamban-4)

47 C.Azhagammal

W/O Chinna poolthevar



Surabhi +

Black gram

(Vamban-4)

48 M.Arumugammal

W/O Mariyappan



Surabhi +

Black gram

(Vamban-4)

49 Petchimuthuthevar



Surabhi +

Black gram

(Vamban-4)

50 S.Vellaipandian

S/O Subbaiah thevar




Surabhi +

Black gram

(Vamban-4)

Average

* Cultivated under summer irrigated condition

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