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Date: 17.07.2019

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Applicant: Dr. Santosh Dadasaheb Patil

Subject: Application for post of Technical Advisor for Western Maharashtra

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Dear, As per your job alert, I am submitting the application for post of Technical Advisor

for Western Maharashtra & sending my biodata for your kind perusal please. Therefore you are kindly requested to consider my bio-data & give me an opportunity to do work where I can present my skills for positive contribution in achieving organizational objectives.

I have completed my Ph.D. in Agril. science in the discipline of Agricultural Chemistry and Soil Science from M.P.K.V. Rahuri, Maharashtra (India) & currently working as Officer-Research & Development (Agriculture), Utopian Sugars Ltd. Pantnagar At post Kacharewadi, Tal-Mangalwedha, Dist-Solapur. Earlier worked as Senior Research Officer in BAIF Development Research Foundation, Pune and had responsibility as Senior Scientist (Agronomy) on All India Coordinated Research Project on Forage Crops and Utilization undertaking by Indian Council of Agril. Research (ICAR), New Delhi. Also worked as Teacher Counsellor for Agril. Foundation course for degree of YCMOU, Nasik. I have Seven years & three months experience in Research and Development in agriculture, laboratory analysis for soil, plant, water and fertilizers, teaching graduate students, farm management, crop production, diligent individual with expertise in preparing specifications, technical summary reports, validation summary reports, analytical data review and technology transfer protocols & reports at farmer’s level.

Eagerly waiting for your kind reply and feedback.

Thanking You.

Regards, Dr. Santosh Dadasaheb Patil

Officer-Research & Development (Agriculture),

Utopian Sugars Ltd. Pantnagar At post Kacharewadi,

Tal-Mangalwedha, Dist-Solapur

[email protected]

Mobile No. 07447304882, 09421108349

CURRICULUM VITAE

Dr. SANTOSH DADASAHEB PATIL PERSONAL PROFILE: Permanent address : At Post-Gundewadi

Tal: Miraj

Dist: Sangli. Maharashtra (416 407)

Correspondence Address : Utopian Sugars Ltd. Pantnagar, A/P-Kacharewadi,

Tal-Mangalwedha, Dist-Solapur. Maharashtra (413 305)

Contact No. : 07447304882, 09421108349

Date of Birth : 06th Aug 1986

Gender : Male

Nationality : Indian

State of Domicile : Maharashtra

Marital Status : Married

E-mail ID : [email protected]

Languages Known : Hindi, English and Marathi

Career Objective : To secure a challenging job in professional organization where I can

present my skills for positive contribution in achieving organizational

objectives.

Educational qualifications:

Sr. No.

Name of the Examination

University/Institute /Board

Percentage of marks &

class

Year of passing

Subject of specialization

1. Ph.D. (Agri.)

Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth, Rahuri

81.00 First Class

March, 2015

Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry

2. M.Sc. (Agri.)

Dr. Balasaheb Sawant Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth, Dapoli

85.40 First Class with Distin.

Sep, 2010

Agricultural Chemistry and Soil Science

3. B.Sc.

(Agri.) Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth, Rahuri

79.40 First Class

June, 2008

Agriculture

4. H.S.C. Kolhapur 69.67

First Class June, 2004

Marathi, Hindi, English, Physics, Chemistry, Biology

5. S.S.C. Kolhapur 63.20

First Class June, 2002

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6. MS-CIT MSBTE Mumbai 84.00 April, 2007

Computer science

Research work completed during Ph.D. (Agri.):

Title: “Accumulatory effect of post biomethanated spentwash on carbon fractionations, yield and quality of soybean-wheat cropping sequence on Inceptisol.”

Objectives:

1. To study the effect of post biomethanated spentwash on carbon fractionations,

physical, chemical and biological properties of soil.

2. To study the effect of post biomenthanated spent wash on nutrient uptake, yield and

quality of soybean and wheat.

3. To study the correlation between carbon fractionations with physical, chemical and

biological properties of soil.

Conclusions:

The considering five years continuous application of post biomethanated spentwash it

was proved that the application of 25 % recommended dose of N fertilizer can be

replaced by spentwash for the soybean and wheat in sequence for increasing carbon

fractionations, uptake of nutrients, yield and quality of. However, for soybean crop,

the PBSW should be applied by one time controlled land application one month prior

to sowing and for wheat crop, either by one time controlled land application before

one month prior to sowing or through irrigation methods were found to be the best for

improving soil quality and increasing yield of soybean-wheat crops in sequence on

Inceptisol of Maharashtra.

Ph.D. Seminar: Use of Industrial By-products in crop production.

Research Work Completed during M.Sc. (Agri.):

Title: Effect of different levels of N and K with and without biofertilizers on yield, quality and nutrient uptake by Cowpea (Vigna sinensis L.) in lateritic soil of Konkan.

Objectives:

1) To study the effect of N and K levels on yield of Cowpea.

2) To study the effect of N and K levels on quality parameters of Cowpea.

3) To study the effect of N and K levels on content and uptake of nutrients by Cowpea.

4) To study the effect of N and K levels on chemical properties of Cowpea.

Conclusions:

The results indicated that the application of N:P2O5:K2O @ 30:50:30 kg ha-1 along

with seed inoculation has given superior results in seed yield, growth parameters,

yield contributing characters and micronutrients content in seed and stover. The

quality parameters like methionine content and uptake of N, P, K, Ca, Mg, S, Fe, Mn,

Zn and Cu were also higher due to application of N:P2O5:K2O @ 30:50:30 kg ha-1

along with seed inoculation over control.

M.Sc. Seminar: ‘Phosphorus nutrition in pulses grown in Konkan region.

Other qualifications:

Passed MSCIT (Maharashtra State Certificate in Information Technology) examination of

Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education, Mumbai with 84 % marks in April

2007.

Passed Intermediate Grade Drawing Examination under Govt. of Maharashtra in 1999.

Experiences:

Sr. No.

Name and address of the

employer

Post Held

Period

Nature of Duties

1. Utopian Sugars Ltd. Pantnagar, Kacharewadi, Solapur (M.S.)

Officer-Research & Develop-

ment (Agri.)

01.11. 2017

Till date

One year & eight months

Performing Research & Development work in Sugarcane crops, laboratory analysis for soil, plant, water and fertilizers for different nutrients along with the sugarcane and sugar parameters.

2. BAIF Development Research Foundation, Urulikanchan Pune (M.S.)

Senior Research Officer

01.04. 2013

31.10.2017

Four years & seven months

Laboratory analysis for soil, plant, water and fertilizers, farm Manager, Research and Development in

Agriculture, Training, Self Help Group

(SHG) development, Tribal Sub Plan (TSP) development, Teaching graduate students, diligent individual with expertise in preparing specifications, technical summary reports, validation summary reports, analytical data review and technology transfer protocols & reports at farmer’s level & their trainings & any other work assigned by management committee.

3. JSW-TPP Mango Project DBSKKV, Dapoli (M.S.)

Senior Research Assistant

01.11. 2009

04.11. 2010

One year Laboratory analysis for soil, plant, water and fertilizers for different nutrients, pollutants and hazards materials, compilation of reports and technology transfer protocols & reports at farmer’s level.

Total experience Seven

years & three

months

Job profiles:

Officer-Research & Development (Agri.) at Utopian Sugars Ltd. Pantnagar, Kacharewadi, Solapur (M.S.). Performing Research & Development work in sugarcane crops, laboratory analysis for soil, plant, water and fertilizers for different nutrients along with the sugarcane and sugar parameters.

Senior Research Officer (BAIF Development Research Foundation, Urulikanchan Pune) & additional charge as Senior Scientist (Agronomy) on All India Coordinated

Research Project on Forage Crops & Utilization, Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi.

Working as a Senior Research Officer & Co- Investigator’s on following Projects, a) Studies on Carbon Stock and Nutrient Potential of different Forage Cropping

Sequences. Objectives:

1. To study the effect of different Forage Cropping Sequences on crop biomass and carbon stock.

2. To asses the effect of different Forage Cropping Sequences on nutrient potential of soil. 3. To study the correlation between carbon stock and nutrient potential of soil.

b) Growth, yield and pest control response of crops to application of Neem Biological

Extracts Objectives:

1. To study effect of Neem kernel powder on pest management in brinjal and okra. 2. To study effect of Neem kernel powder on yield of brinjal and okra. 3. To study effect of Neem kernel powder on economics of brinjal and okra.

c) Performance studies of organic yield promoter (Win-Ea-Crop) on fodder and

vegetable crops. Objectives:

1. To study the effect of organic yield promoter (Win-Ea-Crop) on yield of fodder and vegetable crops.

2. To study the effect of organic yield promoter (Win-Ea-Crop) on economics of the crops

d) Comparative studies in perennial fodder crops for yield and quality. Objective:

To study Comparative studies in perennial fodder crops for yield and quality.

e) Effect of Phosphorus Rich Organic Manure (PROM) on forage yield of Berseem (Trifolium alexandrinum L.)

Objective: To study the effect of Phosphorus Rich Organic Manure (PROM) on forage yield of Berseem

f) Comparative studies on Makkhan grass as fodder for yield and quality. Objective:

To study the comparative studies on Makkhan grass as fodder for yield and quality

g) Effect of Phosphorus Rich Organic Manures (PROM) on yield & quality of forage crops Objectives:

1. To study the effect of Phosphorus Rich Organic Manures (PROM) on forage yield & quality.

2. To study the effect of Phosphorus Rich Organic Manures (PROM) on chemical and biological properties of soil

Job profiles: Laboratory analysis for soil, plant, water and fertilizers, farm Manager, Research and Development in Agriculture, Self Help Group (SHG) development, Tribal Sub Plan (TSP) development, Teaching graduate students, diligent individual with expertise in preparing specifications, technical summary reports, validation summary reports, analytical data review and technology transfer protocols & reports at farmer’s level & their trainings & any other work assigned by management committee.

As Senior Scientist (Agronomy) on All India Coordinated Research Project on Forage Crops & Utilization, Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi.

Mandate of the project:

a. To develop new breeding material or varieties and assess the performance through multiplication trials

b. To generate new forage production technologies c. To produce breeder seed of forage crops d. To promote new technologies of fodder production at farmers field through FTDs

(Forage Technology Demonstrations) e. Tribal sub Plan development

As Senior Scientist (Agronomy) on AICRPFCU following forage production technologies generated,

a. Effect of planting methods and forage crop combinations on fodder productivity through moisture conservation

Planting perennial grass and legume combination with Cenchrus ciliaris + Desmanthus vergatus in 1:1 proportion on ridges and furrow has given highest green fodder yield of 763.11 q/ha/year with net monetary returns of Rs. 55529.21/ha/year and benefit cost ratio of 2.72 under rainfed condition of Western Maharashtra.

b. Performance of dual purpose pearl millet as influenced by different cutting management practices and nitrogen levels In central zone, pearl millet variety BAIF bajra-1 as dual purpose under two cuttings, first at 50 days after sowing and second at 40 days after first cut for green fodder and left for grain supplemented with 150 % Recommended Dose of Nitrogen (RDN) was found most productive and remunerative. In south zone, pearl millet variety BAIF bajra-1 as dual purpose under one cutting at 50 days after sowing for green fodder and left for grain supplemented with 150 % Recommended Dose of Nitrogen (RDN) was found most productive and remunerative. At Mandya (Karnataka), pearl millet variety BAIF bajra-1 as dual purpose under two cuttings, first at 40 days after sowing and second at 40 days after first cut for green fodder and left for grain supplemented with 150 % Recommended Dose of Nitrogen (RDN) was found most productive and remunerative.

c. Performance of dual purpose forage crops under different cutting management system

Oat variety JHO-822 as dual purpose under cutting for fodder at 70 days after sowing and left for seed recorded highest green fodder, dry matter and crude protein yields of 514.92, 82.96 and 8.96 qha-1 respectively with net monetary returns of Rs. 1,01,924.02 ha-1, benefit cost ratio of 3.31 and maize fodder equivalent yield of 550.80 qha-1. This combination was found to be most productive and remunerative.

d. Effect of weed management on forage and seed yield of Berseem (Trifolium alexandrinum L.) Application of Oxyflourfen @ 0.100 kg a.i.ha-1 + Imazethapyr @ 0.100 kg a.i. ha-1 in Berseem variety Wardan recorded highest green fodder, dry matter and crude protein yields of 343.87, 45.29 and 8.11 qha-1 respectively with net monetary returns of Rs.1,34,048.47 ha-1, benefit cost ratio of 3.43 and maize fodder equivalent yield of 726.79 qha-1. The same weedicide combination was recorded highest seed yield of 4.73 qha-1, straw yield of 58.67 qha-1 and weed control efficiency of 80.97 % with lowest weed dry matter yield of 0.49 qha-1. This was found to be most productive and remunerative.

e. Study on different models for year round green fodder production under irrigated condition Among the perennial cropping system, planting of hybrid Napier with desmanthus i.e. two rows of hybrid napier spaced at 3 meter (45 cm from boarder) and in between two lines of hybrid napier 10 lines of legumes at 30 cm spacing recorded green fodder yield of 508 qha-1 in perennial cropping system.

As Senior Research Assistant (JSW-TPP Mango Project DBSKKV, Dapoli)

Job profiles: Conducted research trial of “Studies of impact of Thermal Power Plant on mango and cashew plantation and marine life” located at Jaigad region of Ratnagiri district of Maharashtra. In above, performed work of Farm management & consultancy (Mango crop), laboratory analysis for soil, plant, water and fertilizers for different nutrients, pollutants and hazards materials, compilation of reports and technology transfer protocols & reports at farmer’s level. Course syllabus prepared:

TATA Institute of Social Science (TISS) planned to develop the course syllabus of "CERTIFICATE IN SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE" under National University for Student Skill Development (NUSSD). Syllabus of ''CERTIFICATE IN SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE" was finalised as per planned and copies are submitted to TATA Institute of Social Science (TISS), Mumbai for further needful.

Trainings:

1. Training to the teacher for course of "CERTIFICATE IN SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE" under National University for Student Skill Development (NUSSD), TATA Institute of Social Science (TISS), Mumbai.

2. Training for technical staff & farmers on centre for excellence in livestock & agricultural development.

List of scientific publications:

Sr. No. Name of Author(s) Title of Paper

Name of reputed Journal

Year, page no. & no. of Journal

1. S. D. Patil, D. J. Dabke and P. M. Nigade

Effect of different levels of N and K with & without bio-fertilizers on yield, nutrient uptake by cowpea and their correlation in lateritic soil of Konkon.

Green farming International Journal of applied Agril. and Horti. Science

May-June 2011, Vol. 2(3): 316-318. ISSN: 0974-0775

2. S. D. Patil, D. J. Dabke, P.M. Nigade, S.A. Patil, R. N. Shelake

Response of cowpea to different levels of N and K with and without bio-fertilizers in relation to yield, quality and nutrient uptake.


Mar-Apr 2011, Vol. 2(2): 173-175. ISSN: 0974-0775

3. R. N. Shelake, A. K. Shinde, S. D. Patil and P. M. Nigade

Effect of different agrochemicals on yield and quality of Alphonso mango (Mangifera indica L.)


Jul-Aug 2011, Vol. 2(4): 449-451. ISSN: 0974-0775

4. C. D. Tekale, D. D. Patel, R. S. Dongare and S. D. Patil

Performance of Green gram (Vigna radiata L.) cultivars under different dates of sowing

Bioinfolet A quarterly Journal of Life Sciences

Oct- Dec 2011, Vol. 8(4): 415-416. ISSN: 0973-1431

5. N. G. Chavan, Ravi Hunje, G. B. Bhujbal and S. D. Patil

Characterization of soybean (Glycine max (L.) Merrill) varieties based on seedling morphology


July-Sep 2012, Vol. 9(3): 280-282. ISSN: 0973-1431

6. S. D. Patil, D. J. Dabke, M. C. Kasture, N. G. Chavan and V. J. Palsande

Effect of N, K and Biofertilizers on yield and quality of cowpea (Vigna unguiculata L.) in konkan region


Oct- Dec 2012, Vol. 9(4): 317-319. ISSN: 0973-1431

7. V. N. Palsande, D. J. Dabke, M. C. Kasture, N. H. Khobragade and S. D. Patil

Effect of urea, potassium nitrate and insecticides through foliar application on growth, yield and quality of cashew nut


Jan-Mar 2013, Vol. 10(1B): 347-349, ISSN: 0973-1431

8. S. D. Patil, D. S. Patil, S. R. Joshi and G. U. Shillode

Soil Microbial and Biochemical Properties Under Saline Conditions


Oct-Dec 2014, Vol. 11(4A): 1004-1008. ISSN: 0973-1431

9. D. S. Patil, P. R. Kadu, S.A. Surwase and S. D. Patil

Characterization and Classification of Some Orange Growing Orchards in Nagpur District


April-June 2015, Vol. 12(2A): 413-420. ISSN: 0973-1431

10. M. M. Dadas, S. D. Patil and P. L. Deshmukh

Standardization of layering time in Guava (Psidium guajava L.)


April-June 2015, Vol. 12(2A): 413-420. ISSN: 506-507

11. Shillode G. U., Patil D. S., Patil S. D. and Joshi S. R.

Soil Properties and yield of Safflower as Influenced by different Fertilizers

Research Journal of Agriculture and Forestry Sciences

February (2016) Vol. 4 (2): 13-16, ISSN 2320-6063

12. Santosh Patil, Deepak Patil, Sunil Joshi and Sunil Jawale

Micro-biochemical Properties under Saline-sodic conditions

Research Journal of Agriculture and Forestry Sciences

March (2016) Vol. 4 (3): 14-17, ISSN 2320-6063

13. Sunil Jawale, Santosh Patil, Deepak Patil and Sunil Joshi

Soil Properties and Yield of Fodder Maize Influenced by Primary Biomethanated Spentwash

International Research Journal of Environment Sciences

April (2016) Vol. 5 (4): 50-53, E-ISSN 2319-1414

14. Sunil Jawale, Santosh Patil, Deepak Patil and Sunil Joshi

Residual Effect of Post Biomethanated Spent Wash on Soil Properties of Entisol

International Research Journal of Environment Sciences

May (2016) Vol. 5 (5):18-21, E-ISSN 2319-1414

15. Santosh Patil, A. D. Durgude and Sunil Jawale

Effect of primary biomethanated spentwash on chemical properties and yield of fodder maize

Forage Research (An International Journal)

April-June (2016) 42(1):36-39, ISSN 0972-7183

16. V.K. Kauthale, P. S. Takawale and S. D. Patil

Weed management in berseem Indian Journal of Weed Science

July-September (2016) 48(3): 300 -303, ISSN 0974-8164

17. V. K. Kauthale, P. S. Takawale and S. D. Patil

Fodder productivity influenced by various grass-legume combinations and planting methods in western Maharashtra

Range Mgmt. & Agroforestry

January- June (2017) 38 (1):96-99, ISSN 0971-2070

18. V. K. Kauthale, S. D. Patil and P. S. Takawale

Production potential of dual purpose pearl millet as influenced by cutting management and nitrogen levels

Agric. Research Journal

July-September (2017) 54 (3) : 414-417, ISSN 2395-1435

List technical publications:

Sr. No.

Name of Author (s)

Title of Paper Name of Souvenir Year,

organizer & page no.

1. S.D. Patil, D.J. Dabke, M.C. Kasture, S.S. Dhane and S.B. Dodake

Effect of different levels of N and K with & without bio-fertilizers on yield, nutrient uptake by cowpea (vigna sinensis L.) in lateritic soil of coastal area Konkon.

9thnational symposium on recent outlook on sustainable Agriculture, livelihood security and ecology of coastal region

Goa P. No. 105.

2. S.B Kharade, D.J. Dabke, M.C. Kasture, S.S. Dhane and S.D. Patil

Effect of different levels of N and K with & without bio-fertilizers on yield, nutrient uptake and quality of groundnut (Arachis Hypogaea L.) under newly treated lateritic soil of Konkon

9thnational symposium on recent outlook on sustainable Agriculture, livelihood security and ecology of coastal region

Goa P.No. 105.

3. S.D. Patil, D.J. Dabke, V.G. Salvi, N. H. Khobragade and S.A. Patil

Response of cowpea (vigna sinensis L.) to different levels of N and K with & without bio-fertilizers in relation to yield, quality and nutrient uptake.

State level seminar on soil health, sustainability and food security

Jan 21-22, 2011 Dr. B.S.K.K.V.Dapoli (M.S). P.No. 58.

4. S.D. Patil, D.J. Dabke, V.G. Salvi, M.C. Kasture, N. H. Khobragade

Effect of different levels of N and K with & without bio-fertilizers on yield, nutrient uptake by cowpea (vigna sinensis L.) in lateritic soil of coastal area Konkon


Jan 21-22, 2011 Dr.B. S.K.K.V. Dapoli(M.S). P.No. 103.

5. S.B Kharade, D.J. Dabke, S.D. Patil and M.C. Kasture

Effect of different levels of N and K with & without bio-fertilizers on yield, nutrient uptake and quality of groundnut (Arachis Hypogaea L.) under newly treated lateritic soil of Konkon.


Jan 21-22, 2011 Dr.B. S.K.K.V. Dapoli(M.S). P.No. 57.

6. Rupali Thorat, S.B. Dodake, V.N. Palsande and S.D. Patil

Response of onion to fym and inorganic fertilizer application on growth, yield and nutrient uptake in lateritic soils ok konkan

National Seminar on Sustainable Management of land resources for livelihood security

Jan 28-30, 2015 ISSLUP, Nagpur, P.No. 97

7. V.K. Kauthale, P. S. Takawale and S. D. Patil

Effect of planting methods and forage crop combinations on fodder productivity through moisture conservation

International Grasslands Congress 2015

20-24 November 2015, Delhi NCR, India

Other work experiences: Completed (RAWE) for six month in Hazarmachi, Tal: Karad, Dist-Satara, under

College of Agriculture Kadegaon, Dist: Sangli, State Maharashtra. Completed the training programme conducted under Agri-clinics and Agri-business

Centres Scheme of Govt. of India and National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management (MANAGE), Hyderabad, A. P. India in 2008

Model training on “Good Agricultural Practices for Forage Crop Production” attended at Indian Grassland and Forage Research Institute (IGFRI) Jhansi in 2014.

Training on “Forage Resource Management for Sustainable and Economic Livestock Production” attended at S. K. Rajasthan Agricultural University Bikaner (Rajasthan) in 2016.

Counsellor (Teacher) of Agril. Foundation Diploma course of YCMOU, Nasik from last five years.

Extracurricular activities: Participated in State level seminar on “Soil Management for Food Security” organised

by M.P.K.V.Rahuri in Feb, 2009 Organization of ‘Blood Donation Camp’ at group level in college campus.

References: Dr. A. G. Durgude Dr. D. H. Phalke Analytical Chemist, Soil Physicist (Scientist), Micronutrient Research Scheme, Central Sugarcane Research Station, Dept. of Agril. Chemistry and Soil Science, Padegaon, Dist: Pune P. G. I., M.P.K.V.Rahuri, Maharashtra M.P.K.V.Rahuri, Maharashtra Mob. No.09822598964, 09420007731 Mobs. No.09420486650, 09890475464 Declaration:

I hereby affirm that the information in this document is accurate and true to best of my knowledge. Thanking You, Date: 17/07/2019 Your’s faithfully Place: Kacharewadi (India) (Dr. S. D. Patil)

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