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College ofAgricultural Engineering
Jabalpur (M.P.)
Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwavidyalaya, Jabalpur (M.P.)
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
OBJECTIVES
DEPARTMENTS
ACADEMIC TARGETS
DEGREE PROGRAMES
The College of Agricultural Engineering, Jabalpur was established in the JawahralalNehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) in the year 1967. The campus lies at JNKVVheadquarter situated nearAdhartal in Jabalpur on the National Highway NH7. It is situatedinAgro climatic Zone IV known as Kymore Plateau and Satpura Hills.
. To impart education and entrepreneurial skills in engineering; design, development,manufacturing and operation of equipment and technologies of farm operations forcrop production, sustainable utilization and management of land and waterresources, processing and value addition and efficient use of agricultural inputs andnatural resources including different forms of energy in agriculture.
To conduct research on development of machines/technologies with an aim tomechanize various farm operations as well as post product-processing operations
Agricultural Structure and Environmental Engineering
Physics andAgricultural MeteorologyPost Harvest Process and Food EngineeringSoil and Water Engineering
Building excellence in specific strategic areas in education and research inagricultural engineering
Promoting holistic higher agricultural engineering education by blending knowledge,skill and attitude mainly through experiential learning
Linkages with national and international institutions for faculty and students forexcellence in teaching, training , research and extension areas.
Strengthening of sports and games facilities.
Providing opportunity to students for visiting prominent institutes in profession ofagriculture for technical and cultural interactions.
Equal opportunity for boys and girls for teaching, research, extension andmanagement aspects.
Extensive efforts for remunerative placement in public, private and public-privatepartnership mode of job availability.
Farm Machinery and Power EngineeringProcessing and Food EngineeringSoil and Water Engineering
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Farm Machinery and Power EngineeringInstrument Development and Service Centre
B. Tech. (Agricultural Engineering)M. Tech. ( ) and Ph.D. ( )Agricultural Engineering Agricultural Engineering
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RESEARCH MANDATE
ONGOING PROJECTS
Other Plan and Non Plan Projects
To contribute towards betterment of agriculture in the state in respect of soil conservation,water resource management, post harvest and process equipments, farm machinery andpower, agro-meteorology, optimization of energy use and agriculture structures throughvarious research programs.
Post Harvest TechnologyGround Water UtilizationFarm Implements and MachineryAgro-MeteorologyRenewable Energy
Intensive Extension Research Project (IERP)NationalAgricultural Research Project (NARP)Seed Processing Plant (SPP)Madhya PradeshAgricultural Research Institute (MPARI)Rice Milling Technology Extension ProgrammeAgro-advisory Project
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World Bank - WRD Sponsored
RECENT CONTRIBUTION
Bio Diesel
Madhya Pradesh Water Sector Restructuring Project (MPWSRP)on Improving Water Productivity•••••
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Agricultural Thematic MappingField demonstration units on modern efficient methodsAdaptive trials for improving water productivityTraining to members of Water UserAssociationTraining to Officers and field workers of Department of Agriculture, Horticulture andWater Resource Development
90% of vibration attenuation through rubbermaterial.Natural, Neoprene and SBR rubber materialsachieve attenuation under field condition to13.4%, 26.3% and 16.2%.Cost of vibration isolator Rs. 50 per piece.
Methyl esters of Soybean, Karang, Rice bran, Mahua, Ratanjot was tested atdifferent blending ratioStorage property studiedField testing with bio diesels
Developed and tested Isolators for seatvibration in Tractor
Hand held spectral radio meter exerciseOn field demonstration of improved Irrigation practices
Training on Remote Sensing Meeting with WUA members
Design, development and testeing of Groundnut TestaRemover
Ground water in Narmada Basin
Agricultural Thematic Mapping Using RemoteSensing and GIS
DigitalCropClassificationMapofTonsBasin
Digital Crop Classification Map of Sindh Basin
Ground water Recharge through Haveli Fields -Water quality deterioration
Soybean oil expeller with pretreatment
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Ground water recharge in 6 districts of upper Narmadabasin in 35 lakh ha area is 4.449 M hamThis is equivalent to 12.84 cm depth over the area of basinRecharge is 10% of normal rainfallUseful for deciding strategies for ground water management
The agricultural attribute maps, soil maps, land use/ land cover maps, water body maps, crop maps(Kharif and Rabi season) and Geomorphicattributes maps of Tons and Sindh Basin areprepared using satellite imageries and severalground observation throughout the basin during theyear 2008-2009, 2009-2010 and 2010-2011.
Area covered 1.25 MhaFive districts35 PAN imageries and 6 LISS III images
Area covered 2.75 Mha5 LISS III ImagesNine districtsUsed for Decision Support System
Water quality deteriorated in Narsinghpur andJabalpur district in last 40 years.Na, Cu, Cr. So , Fe, Ho , Cl, Tn. are some ofdominant pollutant.Domestic waste Nala is the poorest waterquality.
Size reduction, moisture content and heatingincreases the oil expression.
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Shelling efficiency of testa remover was found between 65to 72% over nylon fiber mate, denim cloth sheet and canvassheet respectively.The capacity of the machine is 40 kg/h.The processing cost of machine is Rs. 0.80 /kg.
Roasted groundnuttesta remover
Bargi Cannal
Tons Basin
Sindh Basin
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2.5 mm particle size, 9.5% moisture and heat to 120 c in two passes increases oilrecovery to 86%.
To identify the gaps in the principle and practices for water management, farmmachinery utilization, post harvest technology and food processing and suitableagricultural structure with safe environment and to minimize them through properextension services and agro-advisory services.To study the present status of the contribution of agriculture engineering in stateagriculture and to seek suitable solution to problem if any through collaboration withthe state and central institutions.
Participation in andLectures in Farmers Training CenterDemonstrationonMechanizationinFarmersFieldEstablishment Rice Mills and Processing EquipmentsPopularization of efficient energy devicesManufacturing and supply of small equipments to farmersAdaptive trials on water conservation, efficient modern irrigation equipments andimproving water productivity in canal command areaTrainings to member of water user associationPopularization of ground water recharge in critical areasSurvey, diagnosis and rectification of pumps and water liftsTraining of the officials of Department ofAgriculture, HorticultureandWaterResources
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Kisan Mela Kisna Sangoshthi
Akaswani Varta
Physics andAgro meteorology
EXTENSION MANDATE
EXTENSIONACTIVITIES
STUDENTSACHIEVEMENTS
Complete data on weather parameterscon ta in i ng max imum and min imumtemperatures, and rainfall was collected of allthe agro-climatic zones of M.P. and wasanalyzed with previous years to assesschanges from normal on a long-term basis.Last October-early November was foundsuitable time for chickpea planting with desichickpea cultivars like JG 315, or JG 11.For soybean, JS 97-52 is a good cultivar with planting date from Mid June to first weekof July.Occurrence of insects is related with weather parameters.
Thirty nine students were selected in GATE and got admissions in different IITs andNITs of the country for higher studies.Students participated in “Youth Festival” of JNKVV and on the basis of different eventsperformance awarded as “Shrestha Mahavidyalay”.
Automatic Weather Station
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Devising cost effective methods of resource conservation and reclamation.Enhancing fertilizer, water and other input use efficiency through monetary and non-monetary measures.Multiple uses of water to enhance productivity and livelihood.On-farm water management to enhance water-use efficiency.Standardization of micro-irrigation and fertigation systems.Development of cost-effective drainage technology including bio-drainage for salineand waterlogged lands.Utilization of poor and marginal quality waters for agriculture.Agro-eco-zone specific diversification of agriculture.Monitoring of climate change and adaptation to mitigate its adverse effects onagricultural production systems.Development of precision mechanization systems and strategies for carrying outtimely and efficient agricultural operations.Development of mechanization systems for dry land agriculture, hill agriculture,horticulture, livestock and fisheries.Minimization of occupational hazards and maximization of work efficiency inagricultural operationsDevelopment of implements and machines suited to women farm workers.
Students participated in 12 All India StateAgricultural University Youth Festival 2010-11 held atAnandAgricultural University,Anand (Gujrat).Excellent performance in NCC camps.In JNKVV inter collegiate games & sports College of Agricultural Engineering wonRunner up shield and in Inter Collegiate Athletics won First position in the ViswaVidyalaya.
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About 40 students under NSS participated in Blood Donation programme on thefoundation day of the Vishwa Vidyalaya.
FUTURE THRUST
Folk dance in youth festivalUniversity Champion in One Act Play
University Runner up in Cultural Activity NCC Camp
All rounder Deepak Chouhan in action
Dr. T.K. BhattacharyaDeanCollege of Agricultural EngineeringJawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwavidyalaya, Jabalpur (M.P.)Phone : 0761-2353314, 2681118 (O)E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]
Complied by : Dr. T.K. Bhattacharya and Dr. S.K. Sharma
3. Mahindra & Mahindra,Mumbai 1 3 - -
4. ICICI Bank 2 - - -5. ASA (NGO), Bhopal 3 - - 36. SRIJAN (NGO), New Delhi 3 - 1 -
7. PRADAN (NGO), NewDelhi 2 - 3 4
8. UDYOGINI (NGO) 1 - - -9. PARIKRAMA (NGO) 1 - - -10. Netafim Irrigation 6 2 9 -11. Triveni Engineering 1 - - -12. Aga Khan 2 3 2 -13. Bill’s India 2 - - -14. FES 1
20. VIRBAC - 1 - -21. Basix - - 2 -22. Halmark - - 4 -23. L & T Finance - - 4 -24. Mahindra EPC irrigation - - - 4
Total 30 29 34 12
- - -15. BAIF Agro - 7 - -16. Redland Ltd - 1 - -17. Nimbus Ind. - 6 5 -18. Sonalika Tractor - 3 2 -19. Premier irrigation - 1 - -
STUDENTS PLACEMENT THROUGH CAMPUS SELECTION
Number of students selectedS.No. Name of company/NGO 2007-08 2008-09
1. TAFE, Chennai 5 12. John Deere, Pune 1 - - -
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Remaining students have opted for higher education M.Tech.in different IITs and NITs of the country.
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Energy management, processing of bio fuels and utilization of non-conventionalenergy sources in agricultural production and processing activities.Reduction of post harvest losses, value addition agricultural produce and utilization ofagricultural residues and processing by products.