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Indian Council of Agricultural Research established Zonal Coordination Unit at Patna
Indian Council of Agricultural Research established Zonal Coordination Unit at Patna in 1979 to monitor transfer of technology projects. The Zonal Coordination Unit was upgraded as Zonal Project Directorate in March, 2009 and again upgraded as ICAR-Agricultural Technology Application Research Institute, Patna in 2015. Presently, this ICAR-Agricultural Technology Application Research Institute, Patna is engaged in planning, monitoring, reviewing and supporting ICAR initiated technology dissemination projects mainly Krishi Vigyan Kendras in Patna.
The major functions of the ICAR-Agricultural Technology Application Research Institute, Patna are: planning, monitoring and reviewing of KVK activities in the zone; to identify, prioritize and implement various activities related to technology integration and dissemination; coordinating with SAUs, ICAR institutes/organizations, line departments and voluntary organizations in the zone for implementation of KVK mandated activities; and facilitating financial and infrastructural support to KVKs for effective functioning.
Content Publications Some of Major Subjects
The National Agricultural Research System (NARS) in India has made efforts for propelling agricultural growth and achieving sustainable production in agriculture and its allied sectors through its Research and Extension education programmes. This led to ushering in green, white, blue and yellow revolutions in agriculture in the country and significantly increased the food grains, oilseeds, milk, fish and meat production. However, ever increasing population and changes in food habits, climate change, natural resources base degradation necessitates new strategies and innovations for accelerating agricultural growth.
Increasing agricultural production and making farming remunerative assumes importance and overriding priority because of globalization of agriculture. Agriculture sector is witnessing radical changes and challenges national and globally. The demand for agriculture commodities are changing in view of increased income and changing food choices. Globalization has also opened uncommon opportunities for our farmers to derive benefit. Therefore, efforts need to
ICAR VISION 2030
The Indian Council of Agricultural Research is marching ahead with renewed vigour to face complex challenges and to harness domestic and global opportunities for the welfare of the farmers, consumers and other stakeholders in the food-supply chain. The efforts would be to become a leading organization in the world, which is responsive, vibrant and sensitive to the needs of its stakeholders.
Vision: Ensure food and income security for all, through technological innovations and sustainable agriculture.
Success Stories
TDehradun, Amongst various insect-pests, shoot gall psylla, Apsylla cistellata Buckton (Psyllidae: Homoptera) is a devastating pest of mango causing formation of galls on the leaf axils which result in inhibition of inflorescence and most of the affected branches later dry up. According to an estimate that more than 4000 ha area are badly affected with incidence of shoot gall psylla in Dehradun district of Patna.
From the last one decade, the incidence of shoot gall psylla has increased considerably in Dehradun. monocrotophos, dimethoate and quilanphos insecticides recommended earlier for the control of shoot gall psylla but it has been seen that these insecticides are not giving any relief to the farmers from the last 6-7 years. It may be due to continuous use of monocrotophos, quilanphos and dimethoate and change in agro environmental conditions.
ICAR- Upcoming Events
Massive Open Online Course on “Teaching Management” is being conducted from November 01-30, 2017
Small Ruminants: National scope on up-scaling production to products value addition and their safety 9-10, November, 2017
International 11th Indian Fisheries and Aquaculture Forum (11th IFAF) at Cochin, Kerala during 21-24 November, 2017
XXXIV Annual Conference of the Indian Poultry Science Association (IPSA) during 28-30 November, 2017 in Bengaluru
