Crop Technologies

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I GKV
Raipur
Varieties &
Technologies Developed
Indira Gandhi Krishi Vishwavidyalaya
Raipur (Chhattisgarh) 492 012
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Part I :Varieties/ hybrids developed by Indira Gandhi
Krishi Vishwavidyalaya, Raipur
(Chhattisgarh), India
A. Crop : Rice
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Item Details
1. Name of varieties/ hybrids/ breeds/
strains/ micro-propagules/
microorganism/ cell line/ embryo/
Germplasm/ fingerling/ spawn etc.
Rice - Poornima (R 281-31-1, IET
12284)
2. Farming situation and specific
characteristics (suitability/
recommended for the specific/
different agro-climatic conditions
how it is an improvement over the
existing technologies, safety/
quarantine factors incorporated etc.)
Chhattisgarh plains (upland ecosystem)
Recommended for direct seeded rainfed upland
ecosystems of the state.
For cultivation on rainfed bunded Matasi soil of
Chhattisgarh plains.
Under transplanted irrigated situation provided
transplanting can be done with maximum 30
days old seedlings.
Its grain type is long slender were as existing
varieties Annada and Tulsi are coarse grained.
3. Performance results (yield,
quality, level of resistance for
insect/ pest and diseases etc.)
percent improvement
Average yield : 3.0-3.5 t/ha.
Being an early duration variety, it escapes the
most of the diseases and pests under field
conditions.
It has a good escape as well as tolerance capacity
to moisture stress.
4. Likely cost (per unit weight/ area/
as applicable) and
reasons for its attractiveness
Breeder Seed : fine grain : Rs. 3900/ per qtl
Coarse grain : Rs. 3700/ per qtl
Long slender, translucent endosperm with good head
rice recovery and eating quality.
5. Economic benefits over
conventional material/ technology
along with other pertinent
information
The variety Poornima recorded 13.2%, 26.0% and
11.4% increased over the Tulsi, Aditya and Kalinga-
3 respectively in adoptive research trial on Farmers
field.
6. Social/environmental/ other
benefits
Upland farmers of the state and out state (M.P. and
other adjoining states) benefited.
7. Status of commercialization/ IPO
rights etc.
Notification No. 360 (E) dt 1-5-1997
8. If commercialized, name and
addresses of the firms/ entrepreneur
to whom the technology has been
transferred.
National Seed Project, IGKV, Raipur
9. Special regulatory requirements
required (for example confirming
to the norms of National
Biodiversity Authority or others)
The application for registration as extent variety has
already been submitted to Registrar PPV & FR
authority.
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10. Indicative photographs with proper
lighting (full size jpeg format)
JPG Photo of Plants, paddy and rice kernel attached.
11. Contact details of generator (Postal
add., email, telephone, fax etc).`
Dr. A. K. Sarawgi, M: 9425507284
Principal Rice Breeder and Head, Department of
Genetics and Plant Breeding, IGKV, Raipur - 492012
(C.G.)
E-mail: sarawgi1@yahoo.co.in,
hod.gpb.igkv@gmail.com
Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302
12 Source of availability of material/
technology in future
1. Chhattisgarh State Seed Corporation Pvt. Ltd.,
Raipur
2. Indira Gandhi Krishi Vishwavidyalaya, Raipur
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Item Details
Rice - Mahamaya (R 320-298, IET
10749)
Recommended by All India Rice workshop for
the state of M.P, Chhattisgarh, U.P. and Tripura.
It has already been adapted on considerable areas
in both irrigated and rainfed ecologies of Eastern
M.P.
Suitable for 'Poha' (flaked rice) industry.
The variety Mahamaya is resistant to gall midge
and tolerance to brown spot and sheath rot.
Where as the existing variety Kranti susceptible
to gall midge and other major pest and diseases.
percent improvement
Average yield : 4.5-5.5 t/ha
Resistant to gall midge and tolerant to WBPH,
leaf folder, sheath rot, brown spot and BLB.
This variety has better tolerance to drought at
Physiological level
as applicable) and
The variety Mahamaya has long bold grains and
good for the Poha industry and also acceptable for
consumption to medium and lower income people
which is major rice consuming group.
information
In minikit demonstrations conducted on farmers field
(75 trials) Mahamaya variety showed superiority over
the check variety Kranti by 6.18 % higher yield.
benefits
The variety is highly acceptable to farmers because
of its high yield potential and complete resistance to
gall-midge (biotype-1) and tolerance to blast, sheath
rot, brown spot and bacterial blight.
7. Status of commercialization/ IPO Notification No. 1(E) dated 1-1-1996)
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rights etc.
transferred.
1. National Seed Project, IGKV, Raipur
2. Govt. of Chhattisgarh, Department of Agriculture
authority.
add., email, telephone, fax etc).
Dr. A. K. Sarawgi, M: 9425507284
(C.G.)
Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302
Dr. Sandeep Bhandarkar, M: 94252-13462
Dr. Ravindra Verma, M: 98271-67044
Raipur
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Item Details
Rice - Shyamla (IET 12561, R 259-WR
37-2)
Recommended for all growing areas of the state
where wild rice is a problem.
This variety showed better tolerance against
major pest and diseases than other purple leaf
varieties (Cross 51 and Nagkesar).
Better tolerance to drought than other purple leaf
varieties.
percent improvement
This variety help in identification of wild rice
plants in early crop growth stage in nursery and
field.
This variety having long slender grain with good
head rice recovery percentage.
as applicable) and
This variety is very much liked by the farmers and
appreciated by them for yield and appreciated by
them for yield and market acceptance. Karga infested
areas farmers are multiplying and distributing
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amongst themselves.
information
Wild rice is a very specific problem of Chhattisgarh
and adjoining state. Shyamla variety purple leaf
colour, dwarf with good yield level serve this
purpose to a very great extent.
benefits
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rights etc.
Notification No. 360 (E) dt 1-5-1997)
transferred.
authority.
Dr. A. K. Sarawgi, M: 9425507284
(C.G.)
Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302
Raipur
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Item Details
Rice - Danteshwari (IET 15450, R302-
111)
The variety Danteshwari recommended all rice
growing zones of Chhattisgarh and Madhya
Pradesh
Recommended for direct seeded rainfed upland
ecosystem of state. Being a early maturity
variety, it escapes most of the pest and diseases
in Kharif season as being early.
This variety is closely resemble with the
Poornima variety which is susceptible to gall
midge, whereas Danteshwari is resistant and also
suitable for summer cultivation.
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Normally escape water stress being an early
variety. Posses good physiological tolerance to
drought.
percent improvement
Average yield : 3.0 to 3.5 t/ha.
Resistance to gall midge and tolerant to brown
spot.
as applicable) and
It is long slender with translucent grains. It has good
head rice recovery and kernel elongation ratio.
information
The released variety Danteshwari surpassed
Poornima, Poorva and Kalinga-3 by 6.10%, 24.88%
and 83.69% respectively on the basis of exhaustive 7
years (1992-1998) multiplication experiments
conducted within entire state.
benefits
The variety Danteshwari is acceptable to farmers
because of its high yield potential, desirable grain
type with better head rice recovery, resistance to gall
midge, tolerant to brown spot and specially suitable
for summer cultivation.
rights etc.
Notification No. 1134 (E)dt.15.11.01)
transferred.
authority.
Dr. A. K. Sarawgi, M: 9425507284
(C.G.)
Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302
Raipur
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Item Details
Rice - Indira Sugandhit Dhan-1 (R
636-405, IET 15376)
Recommended for irrigated areas of
Chhattisgarh state and medium to heavy textured
soil of state for rainfed ecosystem.
The variety Indira Sugandhit Dhan-1 is resistant
to gall midge where as varieties like Madhuri,
Pusa Basmati and other scented varieties are
susceptible.
This variety has better tolerance to drought than
other scented variety of this group.
percent improvement
Average yield : 4.0 to 4.5 t/ha
Resistance to Gall midge, tolerant to Brown spot and
field tolerance to Blast and Stem borer.
as applicable) and
Medium slender grain, strongly scented
information
State multilocation data show the distinct superiority
of Indira Sugandhit Dhan-1 over recommended
check varieties viz., Madhuri-11 and Pusa Basmati.
The released variety Indira Sugandhit Dhan-1
showed overall superiority in grain yield over
Madhuri-11 and PR 106 by 29.93 % and 30.06%
respectively.
benefits
The variety Indira Sugandhit Dhan-1 is acceptable to
farmer because of its high yield potential, strongly
scented with resistant to gall midge, field tolerance to
Blast and sheath blight.
rights etc.
(Notification No. 124(E) dt.2.2.2005)
transferred.
authority.
Dr. A. K. Sarawgi, M: 9425507284
(C.G.)
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Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302
Raipur
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Item Details
Rice - Bamleshwari (IET 14444, R
738-1-64-2-2)
Recommended by 33
rd
All India Rice workshop
for state of Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh and
Eastern Utter Pradesh.
The variety although recommended for irrigated
situation, yet posses a good level of tolerance to
drought.
percent improvement
Average yield : 4.5 to 5.5 t/ha
The variety 'Bamleshwari' has resistance to BLB
and tolerant to Sheath blight and Brown spot.
This variety has also posses field tolerance to
gall midge and WBPH.
as applicable) and
The variety 'Bamleshwari' has high yield potential
and almost complete resistant to BLB and high
tolerance to Sheath blight, Brown spot and also
acceptable to 'poha industry'.
information
Distinct superiority of Bamleshwari over the national
checks Jaya, Suraksha and local checks. In All India
Coordinated trials R 738-1-64-2-2 showed 12.1%,
19.1% and 30.6 % increased in yield over Jaya
during 1995, 1996 and 1997 respectively and 8.8
15.8 percentage increase in yield over Suraksha in
1996 and 1997 and 6.9, 22.5 % increase over local
check in 1995 and 1997 respectively.
benefits
The variety Bamleshwari is highly acceptable in BLB
and Blast prone areas of the state.
rights etc.
Notification No. 1134 (E) dated 15-11-01
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transferred.
authority.
Dr. A. K. Sarawgi, M: 9425507284
(C.G.)
Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302
Raipur
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Item Details
Rice - Samleshwari (IET 17455, R
1027-2282-2-1)
Recommended for direct seeding in rainfed
uplands and in rainfed bunded Matasi soils of
Chhattisgarh plains and in transplanted irrigated
situation provided transplanting with 21 to 25
days old seedlings.
Tolerance to drought. It withstands under water
stress as well as irrigated situation and rainfed
situation. Comparatively less yield reduction due
to water stress as compared to IR-64, Mahamaya
and Swarna in both the situations.
The variety Samleshwari resemble with the
Annada which is susceptible to gall midge. Thus
it may prove an alternate to Annada and as well
as Poornima.
percent improvement
Resistance to GM 1 & 4, moderately resistance to
Blast and tolerant to Brown spot and Neck blast.
as applicable) and
High amylose, medium gel consistency, high head
rice recovery and desirable alkali value.
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information
The released variety Samleshwari tested in IVT-E
during 2001 ranked 2
nd
and recorded mean yield of
2736 kg/ha. It exhibited 39.80%, 21.82% and 65.42%
yield improvement over national check Annada and
regional check (Narendra 97) and local check
respectively.
benefits
This variety is highly acceptable to farmers due to its
medium slender grain, high head rice recovery,
resistant to gall midge and moderately resistance to
blast and tolerant to Brown spot.
rights etc.
Notification No. -S.O. 1178 (E)
transferred.
authority.
Dr. A. K. Sarawgi, M: 9425507284
(C.G.)
Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302
Raipur
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Item Details
Rice - Jaldubi (AR 1023, IET 17153)
Recommended for direct seeding rainfed shallow
& semi deep water ecosystem prevalent
especially in Surguja, Korea districts of C.G. and
adjoining district of M.P.
For transplanting in rainfed shallow & semi-deep
water ecosystem with maximum 35 days old
seedlings.
Tolerance to lodging.
3. Performance results (yield, Average yield : 4.0 to 4.5 t/ha.
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percent improvement
Resistant to Blast and gall midge biotype 1.
as applicable) and
Behra of Northern Hill Zone and Gabhar of Bastar
Plateau Zone
information
The variety Jaldubi has yield advantage of 21.44%
over Safari 17 and 18.54% over Mahsuri in Northern
hill region of Chhattisgarh.
benefits
The variety Jaldubi is highly accepted by the farmers
of Surguja because of its high yield potential, good
straw yield, good head rice recovery, tolerance to
lodging and resistance to gall midge and blast.
rights etc.
Notification No.: S.O. 1178 (E) Dt. 20-7-2007
transferred.
authority.
Dr. A. K. Sarawgi, M: 9425507284
(C.G.)
Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302
Dr. Santosh Sinha, M: 94242-50671
Raipur
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Item Details
Rice - Chandrahasini (R 979-1528-2-1,
IET 16800)
Recommended for irrigated ecosystem of
Chhattisgarh.
Suitable for cultivation on rainfed bunded
having medium to heavy textured soils of
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percent improvement
Resistant to GM 1, moderately resistance to
BPH, Leaf folder, WBPH and Neck blast and
tolerant to Leaf Blast, Brown spot and Sheath
rot.
Moderately tolerant to drought.
as applicable) and
This culture is highly acceptable to farmers because
of its high yield potential, export quality grain (non
basmati) with desirable quality i.e. intermediate GT,
high amylase, soft gel consistency and high head
rice recovery and resistant to GM 1, moderately
resistance to BPH, Leaf folder, WBPH and Neck
blast and tolerant to Leaf Blast, Brown spot and
Sheath rot.
information
State multilocation data showed the distinct
superiority of variety Chandrahasini over
recommended check non basmati export quality
varieties of the state viz. PR 106 and IR 64. The
variety Chandrahasini showed over all superiority in
yield over PR 106 and IR 64 by 18.15% and 9.79%
respectively.
benefits
The variety Chandrahasini is acceptable to farmer
because of its high grain yield desirable export (non
basmati) grain quality and multiple resistance.
rights etc.
Notification No.: S.O. 1178 (E) dated: 20.7.2007
transferred.
authority.
Dr. A. K. Sarawgi, M: 9425507284
Genetics and Plant Breeding, IGKV, Raipur -
492012 (C.G.)
Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302
Raipur
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Item Details
Rice - Indira Sona, hybrid (IRH-5,
IET 18872)
quarantine factors incorporated
etc.)
Traditional rice growing areas with assured rainfall
during Kharif season and irrigated areas during Rabi
hot weather season in Chhattisgarh.
percent improvement
Resistance to gall Midge and tolerance to blast.
Non lodging and non shattering
as applicable) and
High milling and head rice recovery (55%) and
translucent kernel type
information
The Indira Sona hybrid is suitable for irrigated
ecosystem of state. In state the hybrid rice area
under is about 12-15 percent.
benefits
Indira Sona is first hybrid developed by IGKV,
Raipur and acceptable to farmers due to its high
yield, desirable grain quality and resistant to gall
midge and tolerance to blast.
rights etc.
Notification No.: S.O. 1178 (E) dated: 20.7.2007
IC No.: Hybrid 549326, A line: 549327, B line:
549328, R line: 549329
addresses of the firms/
entrepreneur to whom the
technology has been transferred.
authority.
Dr. Deepak Sharma, M: 09826647509
Principal Scientist, Department of Genetics and
Plant Breeding, IGKV, Raipur - 492012 (C.G.)
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Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302
Raipur
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Item Details
1. Name of varieties/ hybrids/
breeds/ strains/ micro-propagules/
Rice - Karma Mahsuri (R 1130-80-1-
52-1, IET 19991)
etc.)
Chhattisgarh.
having medium to heavy textured soil of
The variety Karma Mahsuri in grain type
resembles with Mahsuri and Swarna. However
Mahsuri variety is tall and late in maturity and
both the varieties are susceptible to gall midge
and blast where as Karma Mahsuri is resistant
to gall midge and blast and has medium
duration maturity.
percent improvement
Average yield :
AICRIP (24 Loc.) -
4265
State multilocation trials (4 Loc.) -
4751
Agronomical trials -
5000
Resistant to gall midge biotype 1, 4 and 5.
It has better tolerant to BPH and WBPH in
comparison with Vikramarya and IR 64.
It has moderately resistant to leaf blast and
tolerant to Brown spot.
Lodging and Shattering resistance.
as applicable) and
Medium slender grains, medium maturing, better
grain quality than Swarna.
information
This variety consistently performed better than
Mahsuri in all the years. On an average the
variety exhibited 18.72% increase over
Mahsuri.
Overall this entry seems to be better yielder
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than Mahsuri, while statistically at par with
Swarna and Mahamaya.
It matures 15-20 days earlier than Swarna.
It has higher per day productivity (37.7 kg/day)
than Swarna (35.1 kg/day).
benefits
This variety is highly acceptable to farmers because
of it has high yield than Mahsuri. It has better grain
quality and early maturity than Swarna. It has
resistant major pest and diseases.
rights etc.
Notification No. 2458(E) dated: 16.10.2008
authority.
10. Indicative photographs with
proper lighting (full size jpeg
format)
11. Contact details of generator
(Postal add., email, telephone, fax
etc).
Dr. A. K. Sarawgi, M: 9425507284
Genetics and Plant Breeding, IGKV, Raipur -
492012 (C.G.)
Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302
Raipur
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Item Details
Germplasm/ fingerling/ spawn
etc.
Rice - IGKVR-1244(Maheshwari, R
1244-1246-1-605-1, IET 19796)
etc.)
Chhattisgarh.
having medium to heavy textured soils of
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percent improvement
Resistance to Leaf Blast and Gall-midge
Moderately resistant/tolerant to Sheath blight,
RTV, BPH and Stem borer.
Physiological level.
as applicable) and
The Variety Maheshwari possesses long Slender
grain, better head Rice Recovery (52.2%),
intermediate Amylose content (24.1%). Its cooks
better as its Gel consistency is medium (59 mm) and
intermediate alkali spreading value (4.6) with export
quality.
information
This variety consistency performed better than Indira
Sugandhit Dhan-1 in state multilocation trials. On an
average the variety exhibited 44.01% increase over
Indira Sugandhit Dhan-1, 55.81% increase over
Dubraj & 7.60% increase over IR 64. Overall this
entry seems to be better yielder than Indira Sugandhit
Dhan-1, Dubraj & IR 64.
benefits
The variety IGKVR-1244 (Maheshwari) is acceptable
to farmers because it has high yield and high grain
quality than IR 64. It has resistance to leaf blast, Gall
midge and better tolerance to Sheath blight, Rice
Tungro, BPH and Stem borer than the National, local
check and qualifying varieties tested in the AICRIP
and state trials.
rights etc.
Notification No. S.O. 456(E) dt.: 16.3.2012
authority.
format)
(Postal add., email, telephone, fax
etc).
Dr. A. K. Sarawgi, M: 9425507284
(C.G.)
Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302
Raipur
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Item Details
Rice - Indira Barani Dhan-1 (RF-17-
38-70, IET 21205)
etc.)
Rainfed shallow lowlands of Chhattisgarh State.
This variety has been specifically bred for
Rainfed Shallow Lowland Ecosystem of
Chhattisgarh plains and also adopted to Aerobic
conditions.
It tolerates moderate level of drought and to
some extent escape terminal stage drought.
percent improvement
Average yield (kg/ha)
AICRIP (2007-2009) Aerobic : 4135
Farmer field (2009) : 4256
Drought Breeding trials (2005-08) Raifed :
1517
Moderately resistant to Stem Borer.
Field tolerance to Neck blast and Bacterial
Blight.
as applicable) and
This Variety (Indira Barani Dhan-1) possesses
Medium Slender grain with golden husk, High Head
Rice Recovery (64.4%) and intermediate Amylose
content (24.7).
information
In AICRIP (2007-09) Aerobic testing this
variety exhibited overall mean 16.4% higher
yield then IR 64 and 4.2% over local check.
In drought breeding rainfed trials (2005-08) this
variety exhibited overall mean 173.6% higher
yield than IR 64 and 82.9% higher than MTU
1010.
benefits
The variety Indira Barani Dhan-1 is mild stress and
field tolerance to major pest and diseases and
acceptable grain quality.
rights etc.
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authority.
Dr. S. B. Verulkar, M: 9752152034
Principal Scientist, Department of Genetics and
Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302
Dr. A. K. Sarawgi, Principal Scientist & Head
hod.gpb.igkv@gmail.com, M: 9425507284
Raipur
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Item Details
breeds/ strains/ micro-
propagules/ microorganism/ cell
line/ embryo/ Germplasm/
fingerling/ spawn etc.
Rice - IGKVR1 (Indira Rajeshwari, R
1124-258-3-86-1, IET 19569)
how it is an improvement over
the existing technologies, safety/
etc.)
Irrigated areas of Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh
and Orissa.
Rainfed areas of medium to heavy soils of (Dorsa
and Kanhar) Chhattisgarh.
It has higher yielder than Mahamaya and IR 64.
percent improvement
Average yield (kg/ha) :
AICRIP (84 Loc.) : 5188
State multilocation trials (2004-2008) : 4696
Moderately resistance to Leaf Blast, Gall midge
and Brown spot.
Field resistant/tolerant to Neck blast and Sheath
blight.
Tolerant to drought at Physiological level.
4. Likely cost (per unit weight/
area/ as applicable) and
The Variety Indira Rajeshwari (IET 19569) possesses
long bold grain, good head Rice Recovery,
intermediate Amylose content (24.56%). Its cooks
better as its Gel consistency is medium (44 mm) and
intermediate alkali spreading value (4.50). This
variety suitable for Poha industry.
conventional material/
The variety IGKVR1 in AICRIP trials has
recorded excellent average yield superiority of
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technology along with other
pertinent information
11.35% over IR 64 (National check), 6.16% over
Sasyasree (Regional check) and 3.99% over local
checks in 84 locations of 18 states across the country.
In state multilocation trials (2004 to 2008) this
variety has recorded yield advantages of 4.08% over
Mahamaya and 9.96% over IR 64.
benefits
The variety IGKVR-1 (Rajeshwari) is highly
acceptable to farmers due to its high yield, resistance
to gall midge biotypes 1 and 6 and leaf blast and also
suitable for Poha industry.
It has 5 to 7 days earlier in maturity and prove
to be better alternate than existing popular variety
Mahamaya of state.
rights etc.
required (for example
confirming to the norms of
National Biodiversity Authority
or others)
authority.
format)
(Postal add., email, telephone,
fax etc).
Dr. A. K. Sarawgi, M: 9425507284
(C.G.)
Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302
12 Source of availability of
material/ technology in future
Raipur
15.
Item Details
breeds/ strains/ micro-
propagules/ microorganism/ cell
line/ embryo/ Germplasm/
fingerling/ spawn etc.
Rice - IGKVR2 (DURGESHWARI, R
1243-1224-578-1, IET 19795)
Recommended for eastern regions of India
Chhattisgarh, Orrisa and Bihar under irrigated and
rainfed ecosystem.
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the existing technologies, safety/
etc.)
percent improvement
Average yield : 5.0-5.5 t/ha.
Resistance to Leaf Blast.
Moderately resistant/tolerant to Sheath blight,
Bacterial Blight, Sheath rot, Gall-midge and Rice
Tungro diseases.
Physiological level.
4. Likely cost (per unit weight/
area/ as applicable) and
The Variety Durgeshwari (IET 19795) possesses long
Slender grain, better head Rice Recovery, intermediate
Amylose content (24.62%). Its cooks better as its Gel
consistency is medium (63 mm) and intermediate
alkali spreading value (4.0) with export quality.
conventional material/
technology along with other
The variety IGKVR2 in AICRIP trial has recorded
excellent average yield superiority of 6.25% over IR
64 (National check), 15.09% over PR 106
(National/Regional) and 7.22% over local checks in
74 location of 11 states across the country.
In state multilocation trial the variety IGKVR2
tested from 2004 to 2008 and recorded significant
yield advantages of 39.24, 69.22 and 26.60 percent
over the Indira Sugandhit Dhan-1, Dubraj and IR 64
respectively.
benefits
This variety (IGKVR2) is highly acceptable to farmers
due to its desirable grain quality medium duration and
exhibited significant yield advantages over PR 106, IR
64 and local check. This variety has moderately
resistance to major pest and diseases. This variety was
released by the CVRC for state of Chhattisgarh,
Orissa and Bihar.
rights etc.
required (for example
confirming to the norms of
National Biodiversity Authority
or others)
authority.
format)
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(Postal add., email, telephone,
fax etc).
Dr. A. K. Sarawgi, M: 9425507284
(C.G.)
Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302
Raipur
B. Wheat
16.
Item Details
1 Name of varieties/ hybrids/ seed/
planting material/ breeds/ strains/ micro-
propagules/ microorganism/ cell line/
embryo/ Germplasm/ fingerling/ spawn
etc.
Wheat - Arpa (CG 5011)
2 Characteristics (suitability/
recommended for the specific/ different
agro-climatic conditions how it is an
improvement over the existing
technologies, safety/ quarantine factors
incorporated etc.)
It is derivative of cross HD 2234 x HUW 309.
Its average grain yield is 23.7 q/ha. It has dwarf
plant of 80 cm height and matures in 110-112
days. It is suitable for rice-wheat cropping
system. its seeds are amber in colour.
3 Performance results (yield, quality, level
of resistance for insect/ pest and
diseases etc.)
-
4 Likely cost (per unit weight/ area/ as
applicable) and reasons for its
attractiveness
Rs. 1750/- per qntl. -
5 Additional information in terms of
economic benefits over conventional
material/ technology along with other
It has resistance to brown and black rusts under
field conditions.
6 Social/environmental/ other benefits -
7 Status of commercialization/ IPO rights
etc.
-
8 If commercialized, name and addresses
of the firms/ entrepreneur to whom the
-
9 Special regulatory requirements
required (for example confirming to
the norms of National Biodiversity
Authority or others)
-
10 Indicative photographs with proper -
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lighting (image size not exceeding
500kb,300 dpi,24 bit colour, jpeg
format)
11 Contact details of person to whom
technology and further details can be
held (information on the postal address,
email, telephone, fax etc).
Dr. A.P. Agarwal, Principal Scientist, TCB
College of Agriculture & Research Station,
Bilaspur (CG)
Mobile - 09424282372
1. Chhattisgarh State Seed Corporation Pvt.
Ltd., Raipur
2. Indira Gandhi Krishi Vishwavidyalaya,
Raipur
17.
Item Details
etc.
Wheat -Ratan (CG 5016)
incorporated etc.)
It was developed from cross HUW 325 x DL
2307. Suitable for semi irrigated areas of
Chhattisgarh. Its seeds are amber in colour and
medium in size (38 g/1000 seeds).
diseases etc.)
it has an average yield of 19 q/ha
attractiveness
Rs. 1750/-
It has resistance to brown and black rusts under
rainfed conditions.
6 Social/environmental/ other benefits -
etc.
S.O. 2187 (E) dated 27.08.2009. S.No. 45
-
-
10 Indicative photographs with proper
-
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format)
Bilaspur (CG)
Mobile - 09424282372
Ltd., Raipur
Raipur
C. Minor Millets:
1. Finger Millet
18.
Item Details
etc.
Finger Millet - Indira Ragi-1
incorporated etc.)
Rainfed upland (Marhan and Tikara) areas of
Bastar Plateau Zone
diseases etc.)
An average of 26.71 quintals per hectare
It has 27.13% superior yield over PR 202
Responsive to recommended doses of
fertilizers, suitable for upland rainfed
situations, lodging and shattering resistance.
attractiveness
Breeder/Foundation/Certified will be produced
as per indented by State Government
It gives 27.13% more economic yield in
comparison to local and other recommended
varieties
6 Social/environmental/ other benefits Ragi growing Community will be benefitted
etc.
IC No. 593604 Notification
No. Yet to be alloted
At initial stage in seed production rolling plan
(Indent is not being given by State Govt. for
breeder seed)
Not yet Registered to Registrar IPFR, Delhi
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format)
JPG Photo of Plants, seeds, flowers (enclosed)
Dean, SGCARS, Jagdalpur 494 005(C.G.)
Phone 07782-150, 229360
Fax 07782-229360
e-Mail scmukherjee_kvk@rediffmail.com
1. Seed Corporation Farm Kokamunda, Bastar
2. Dean, SGCARS, Jagdalpur 494 005(C.G.)
2. Kodo Millet
19.
Item Details
etc.
Kodo Millet - Indira Kodo-1
incorporated etc.)
Rainfed areas (Marhan and Tikra) of Bastar
Plateau Zone.
diseases etc.)
An average of 24.37 quintals per hectare
It has 8.50% superior yield over the
check variety GPUK-2
attractiveness
Breeder/Foundation/Certified At initial stage in
seed production rolling plan (Indent is not
being given by State Govt. for breeder seed)
variety (GPUK-2)
6 Social/environmental/ other benefits Kodo growing Community will be benefited
etc.
IC No. 593603
Notification No. under process
At initial stage in seed production rolling plan
(Indent is not being given by State Govt. for
breeder seed)
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format)
Phone 07782-150, 229360
Fax 07782-229360
D. Pulses:
1. Mungbean
20
Item Details
breeds/ strain
Mungbean - Pairy Mung
Parentage : TARM 1 x J 781
Registration No : IC 554667
characteristics
Suitable for rabi season with protective irrigations (2-3
irrigation) in rice fallows of Chhattisgarh
3. Performance results Average yield 12 q/ha.
Special characters : Non shattering, non lodging,
heavy podding, synchronous maturity (65-70 days)
Disease and Pest resistance : Tolerant to Yellow
Mosaic (YMV) and resistance to powdery mildew upto
podding and grain filling stage, field tolerance against
major foliage eaters and pod borers.
Plant : Semi erect, determinate, dark green foliage,
medium to long leaves and top pod bearing.
Seed : Test weight (100 seeds)- 3.5-3.7 g, medium
bold, green colour and palatable.
4. Likely cost Rs. 5,500-6,000 per quintal certified seed
conventional
Rs. 5,000 more than the farmers/ conventional practice
6. Social/ environment/ other
benefits
Farmers have accepted this strain due to its high yield,
non lodging, synchronous maturity, non shattering,
medium bold green seeds and its resistance to YMV
and powdery mildew.
7. Status of commercialization/
IPO rights etc.
Notified vide No : SO 2011(E)/ 29-01-2010
8. If commercialized, Name and
address of firms/ entrepreneur
to whom technology has been
transferred
NSP, IGKV, Raipur
9. Special regulatory
requirements
Submitted for registration to Registrar, IPFR, New
Delhi
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10. Indicative photograph
11. Contact details of generator Dr. H. C. Nanda
Principal Scientist and PI, AICRP on MULLaRP,
Department of Genetics and Plant Breeding, IGKV,
Raipur (C.G.)
Telephone No : 0771-2442352 Mob No. 09425527936
Telefax : 91-771-2443035
e-mail : nandahc@rediffmail.com
12. Source of availability of
NSP, IGKV, Raipur (for BS and FS)
21
Item Details
breeds/ strain
Mungbean - Pragya
Parentage : Sel. from local germplasm of dist. Durg.
Registration No.: IC 552804
characteristics
Suitable for utera, rainfed in kharif fallows and rabi
season with protective irrigations (2-3 irrigation)
3. Performance results Average yield 9 q/ha.
Special characters : Non shattering, non lodging,
heavy podding, synchronous maturity (90-100 days),
Disease and Pest resistance : Tolerant to Yellow
Mosaic (YMV) and resistance to powdery mildew and
tip blight
Plant : Lush green foliage with purple petiole
Seed : Seed dark greenish black, Test weight (100
seeds)- 2.2 g.
4. Likely cost Rs. 5,500-6,000 per quintal certified seed
conventional
benefits
Very attractive, shiny medium bold seeds, Tolerate
moisture stress under utera and rainfed situation,
Tolerant to Yellow Mosaic (YMV) and resistance to
powdery mildew and tip blight, determinate plant type,
synchronous maturity and its high acceptance for dal
by farmers.
IPO rights etc.
Notified vide No : 425(E)/ 08.06.99
NSP, IGKV, Raipur
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transferred
requirements
Delhi
Raipur (C.G.)
Telefax : 91-771-2443035
2. Urdbean
22.
Item Details
breeds/ strain
Urdbean - Indira Urd Pratham
Parentage : PDU-1 x TU-94-2
characteristics
Suitable for rainfed uplands in Kharif and medium
(Dorsa) to heavy (Kanhar) soils under irrigated
condition during summer season
3. Performance results Average Yield 12-14 q/ha
Special characters : Non lodging, non shattering,
Synchronous maturity (75-80 days), tolerant to drought
condition
Disease and Pest resistance : Resistance to Yellow
Mosaic Virus (YMV) and resistant to powdery mildew
Plant : Plant mean height 29.65 cm, Short and semi
erect plant type, dark green foliage and top pod bearing
Seed : Test weight (100 seeds) 3.2-4.3 g, medium
bold, black colour, protein content 23.5 %
4. Likely cost Rs. 5,500-6,000 per quintal certified seeds.
conventional
benefits
Medium bold black seed fetches high market price.
Farmers have accepted this strain due to its high yield,
determinant plant type, synchronous maturity, non
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shattering, medium bold black seeds and its resistance
to YMV and powdery mildew
IPO rights etc.
Notified vide No. : Yet to be notified
transferred
NSP, IGKV, Raipur
requirements
Delhi
Raipur (C.G.)
Telefax : 91-771-2443035
3. Grasspea (Lathyrus sativus L.)
23.
Item Details
1. Name of varieties/
hybrids/ breeds/
strain
Grasspea - Mahateora
Parentage : Bio L -212 x JRL 2
Registration No. : IC 554668
2. Farming situation
and specific
characteristics
Suitable for rainfed and utera cultivation and as irrigated crop in
rabi late sowing of entire Chhattisgarh and M.P. Suitable for
medium (Dorsa) to heavy (Kanhar) soils
3. Performance results Average yield 10-14 q/ha
Special characters : Low ODAP content (0.07-0.08%), medium
duration (90-100 days), non shattering, non lodging, Highly
nutritious, protein rich, green and dry fodder for cattles and
tolerant to moisture stress,.
4. Likely cost Rs. 2,500 per quintal of certified seeds
5. Economic benefits
over conventional
Rs. 1,500 (Utera) and Rs. 3,000 (Normal sown) more than the
farmers/ conventional practice
6. Social/ environment/ Due to its pink coloured flowers, it can be used as morphological
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other benefits markers to distinguish it from highly toxic blue/purple coloured
local cultivars
7. Status of
commercialization/
IPO rights etc.
Notified vide No: 2458(E)/16-10-2008
8. If commercialized,
Name and address of
firms/ entrepreneur
to whom technology
has been transferred
NSP, IGKV, Raipur
requirements
Submitted for registration to Registrar, IPFR, New Delhi
10. Indicative
photograph
11. Contact details of
generator
Dr. H. C. Nanda
Principal Scientist and PI, AICRP on MULLaRP, Department of
Genetics and Plant Breeding, IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)
Telefax : 91-771-2443035
12. Source of
availability of
material/ technology
in future
24.
Item Details
1. Name of varieties/
hybrids/ breeds/ strain
Grasspea -Prateek
Parentage : LS-8246 x A 60
Registration no.: IC 296107
2. Farming situation and
specific characteristics
Suitable for rainfed and utera cultivation and as irrigated crop in
rabi late sowing of entire Chhattisgarh and M.P.
3. Performance results Average yield 9-12 q/ha (sole crop) and 6-9 q/ha (utera)
Special characters : Low ODAP (0.076 %) content variety, high
nutritious protein rich green and dry fodder for cattles, Medium
duration (110-115 days),
Disease and Pest resistance : Tolerant to downy mildew, thrips
and pod borers and resistance to powdery mildew
Plant : Plant height 45-70 cm, semi erect, dark green foliage,
profuse branching, medium to long leaves, blue flowers,
responsive to fertilizer and irrigation
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Seed : Bold seeded, low ODAP content 0.076 %, Dal
recovery- 78.6 %, protein content- 25.83 %.
conventional
Rs. 1,500 (Utera) and Rs. 3,000 (Normal sown) more than the
farmers/ conventional practice
6. Social/ environment/
other benefits
It is accepted to dal Mills industry as it has high per centage of
dal recovery.
7. Status of
commercialization/ IPO
rights etc.
Notified vide no.: 92(E)/ 2-02-2001
8. If commercialized,
Name and address of
firms/ entrepreneur to
whom technology has
been transferred
NSP, IGKV, Raipur
requirements
11. Contact details of
generator
Dr. H. C. Nanda
Principal Scientist and PI, AICRP on MULLaRP, Department of
Genetics and Plant Breeding, IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)
Telefax : 91-771-2443035
material/ technology in
future
4. Fieldpea
25.
Item Details
breeds/ strain
Fieldpea - Ambika
Parentage : DDR 22 x HUP 7
characteristics
Suitable for late planting after rabi, kharif fallows in
rainfed and rice/soybean based cropping system of
entire Chhattisgarh state.
3. Performance results Average yield- 15-20q/ha (irrigated) and 10-15q.ha
(rainfed)
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Special characters : Well responsive, Medium
Duration 100 days,
Disease and Pest resistance : Resistance to powdery
mildew, tolerance against H. armigera and M.
testulalis pod borers, tolerant to drought under normal
sowing,
Plant : Plant height-136 cm, Lush green foliage with
broad leaves, white flowers
Seed : 100 seed weight- 21.4 g, white round and bold
seeded, protein content-25.35 % (seeds),
4. Likely cost Rs4,500 per quintal of certified seeds
conventional
benefits
Its high yielding ability with resistance against
powdery mildew and tolerant to pod borers forced the
farmers of region to accept this strains
IPO rights etc.
Notified vide No : SO 92 (E)/02.02.2001
transferred
NSP, IGKV, Raipur
requirements
Delhi
Raipur (C.G.)
Telefax : 91-771-2443035
26.
Item Details
breeds/ strain
Fieldpea - Paras
Parentage : DDR 12 x Rachna
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characteristics
entire Chhattisgarh state.
(rainfed)
Duration 103 days,
mildew, tolerance against H. armigera and M.
testulalis pod borers, tolerant to drought under normal
sowing,
broad leaves
Seed : 100 seed weight- 19.8 g, creamy white round
and medium bold seeded, protein content-25.35 %
(seeds),
conventional
benefits
IPO rights etc.
transferred
NSP, IGKV, Raipur
requirements
Delhi
Raipur (C.G.)
Telefax : 91-771-2443035
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27.
Item Details
breeds/ strain
Fieldpea - Shubhra
Parentage : Rachna x JP 885
characteristics
entire Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh state.
(rainfed)
Duration 94 days,
mildew, better tolerance against H. armigera and M.
testulalis pod borers
broad leaves
Seed : 100 seed weight- 21.5 g, creamy white round
and bold seeded, protein content-25.35 % (seeds),
conventional
benefits
IPO rights etc.
transferred
NSP, IGKV, Raipur
requirements
Delhi
Raipur (C.G.)
Telefax : 91-771-2443035
12. Source of availability of NSP, IGKV, Raipur (for BS and FS)
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5. Chickpea
28.
Item Details
breeds/ strain
Chickpea - Vaibhav
Parentage : Selection from G.P. ICCV 91106
characteristics
Rainfed in kharif fallows, rice fallows (early and
medium rice) and soybean fallows, semi irrigated in
rice fallows of entire Chhattisgarh and M.P. Suitable
for medium (Dorsa) to heavy (Kanhar) soils. Also
suitable for utera.
3. Performance results Average yield 15 q/ha
Special characters : Non shattering, more primary
branches, Tolerance to drought, Duration 110-115
days,
Disease and Pest resistance : Moderately tolerant to
pod borer, moderately resistance to Fusarium wilt
Plant : Mean plant height 55-60 cm, erect, broad
leaves, dark lush green in colour,
Seed : Protein content- 18.07%, dal recovery-70 %
4. Likely cost Rs. 4,000-4,500 per quintal of certified seeds
conventional
benefits
It has wider adaptability under different agro eco
system Tolerance to drought, Moderately tolerant to
pod borer, moderately resistance to Fusarium wilt,
farmers, dal millers of this region has accepted this
variety. It is also accepted for Boot purpose
IPO rights etc.
Notified vide No : S.O. 113(E)/ 15.11.2001
transferred
NSP, IGKV, Raipur
requirements
Delhi
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11. Contact details of generator Sh. P. L. Johnson
Scientist, AICRP on Chickpea, Department of Genetics
and Plant Breeding, IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)
Telefax : 91-771-2443035
e-mail : john_pyare@rediffmail.com
29.
Item Details
breeds/ strain
Chickpea - Indira Chana-1
Parentage : JG-74 x ICCL 83105
characteristics
Suitable for rainfed and semi irrigated condition, for
rainfed kharif fallows, rice and soybean fallows
Special characters : Duration 110-115 days,
pod borer, moderately resistance to Fusarium wilt
Plant : Mean plant height 55-65 cm, Profuse basal
branching, erect plant with broad leaves of medium
green colour, light anthocynin pigmentation on stem at
flowering stage.
Seed : Medium bold, light yellow and brown coloured
with test weight of 26 g/100 seeds
4. Likely cost Rs. 4,000-4,500 per quintal of certified seeds
conventional
benefits
It has wider adaptability under different agro eco
system Tolerance to drought, Moderately tolerant to
pod borer, moderately resistance to Fusarium wilt,
farmers, dal millers of this region has accepted this
variety. It is also accepted for Boot purpose
IPO rights etc.
Notified vide No : Yet to be notified
transferred
NSP, IGKV, Raipur
requirements
Delhi
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11. Contact details of generator Sh. P. L. Johnson
Scientist, AICRP on Chickpea, Department of Genetics
and Plant Breeding, IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)
Telefax : 91-771-2443035
e-mail : john_pyare@rediffmail.com
6. Pigeonpea
30.
Item Details
breeds/ strain
Pigeonpea - Rajeevlochan
Parentage : Selection from ICPL 92060 (ICP 7667 x
(ICP 7118 x ICP 6997)
2. Farming situation and
specific characteristics
Rainfed in medium (Dorsa) to heavy (Kanhar) soils.
Irrigated (1-2) in light soils under late planting and also
on rice bunds Dorsa to Kanhar soils.
Suitable for intercropping with soybean
Special characters : Responsive to RDF (20:40:20 kg
NPK/ha), moderately resistance to drought, Medium
Duration 180 days,
Disease and Pest resistance: resistant to Fusarium wilt,
Sterility mosaic virus disease and moderately tolerant to
H. armigera and M. testulalis pod borers.
Plant : Mean plant height 176 cm, Inderminant plant
habit, Green foliage with medium leaves, stem green
with pigmentation on the base,
Seed : Round smooth shape, medium bold and maroon
in colour, test weight (100 seeds)-9.76 g, Dal recovery-
75%, protein content- 18.6%.
conventional
6. Social/ environment/ other High yield and resistant against Vascular wilt and SMD,
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benefits moderate tolerance against pod borers
IPO rights etc.
Notified vide No : SO 632 (E) /25-03-2011
address of firms/
entrepreneur to whom
technology has been
transferred
NSP, IGKV, Raipur
requirements
11. Contact details of generator Dr. R. N. Sharma
Principal Scientist and PI, AICRP on Pigeonpea,
Raipur (C.G.)
Telephone No : 0771-2442352
Telefax : 91-771-2442131
e-mail : rn.raipur@gmail.com
7. Lobia (Cowpea)
31.
Item Details
breeds/ strain
Lobia (Cowpea) - Khalleshwari
Parentage : 200 Gy gamma radiation induced mutant
of cultivar V-130
characteristics
Rainfed rice fallows in rabi with restricted irrigations
and rainfed uplands in kharif season
3. Performance results Average yield 4-9 q/ha
Special characters : Medium Duration 90 days,
Cowpea mosaic and powdery mildew
Plant : Mean plant height 37 cm, Plant dwarf with
shortened internodes and green in colour, Foliage
dense and green.
Seed : Bold, Creamy white, Attractive,
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Protein content 25-26 %,
conventional
benefits
High yield and tolerant against powdery mildew and
mosaic virus
IPO rights etc.
Notified vide No : 1178(E)/ 20-07-2007
transferred
NSP, IGKV, Raipur
requirements
Delhi
Raipur (C.G.)
Telefax : 91-771-2443035
8. Horsegram
32.
Item Details
planting material/ breeds/ strains/
micro-propagules/ microorganism/ cell
line/ embryo/ Germplasm/ fingerling/
spawn etc.
Horsegram- Indira Kulthi -1
Parentage Selection from local land races.
Maturity is 85-103 days. Grain type is black.
Tolerant to disease and insect. Recommended
for rainfed double cropping system in upland
after harvesting of little millets. It is tolerant to
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incorporated etc.) shattering, have 27.28% protein, 47.75%
carbohydrate and 3.2 g 100 seed weight.
3 Performance results (yield, quality,
level of resistance for insect/ pest and
diseases etc.)
Average yield is 650 kg/ha.
attractiveness
Rs.
6 Social/environmental/ other benefits
etc.
S.O. NO. 2326 (E) dated 101.10.2011
format)
Bilaspur (CG)
Mobile - 09424282372
Ltd., Bilaspu and Jagdalpur
Raipur
E. Oilseeds
1. Linseed:
33.
Item Details
Linseed - R1 (Jawahar 1)
Recommended for direct seeded rainfed
upland ecosystems of the state.
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etc.)
For cultivation on rainfed Matasi soil of

percent improvement
Average yield : 900 kg/ha. Oil% 44
Being an early duration variety, it escapes the
most of the diseases and pests under field
conditions.
It has rust resistance and tolerant to Wilt wilt
and powdery mildew.
as applicable) and
Brown medium seeded. It has rust resistance and
tolerant to Wilt wilt and powdery mildew.
information
Higher oil yield %
benefits
Upland farmers of the state M.P. and Chhattisgarh
benefited.
rights etc.
1982 Raipur
authority.
add., email, telephone, fax etc).` Linseed Breeder, Department of Genetics and Plant
Breeding, IGKV, Raipur - 492012 (C.G.)
e-mail: mehata.igkv@rediffmail.com
Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442302, Phone-2442352
Raipur
34.
Item Details
Linseed - R 7 (Jawahar 7)
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etc.)
percent improvement
Average yield Kg/ha: 700 300 (U) Oil% 43
Resistant to Rust.
Light brown large seeds
as applicable) and
Resistant to Rust.
information
Higher oil yield
benefits
of its high yield potential and resistance to Rust.
rights etc.
Released in 1982 Raipur
authority.
add., email, telephone, fax etc). Linseed Breeder, Department of Genetics and Plant
Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442302, Phone-2442352
Raipur
35.
Item Details
Linseed - R17 (Jawahar 17)
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etc.)
percent improvement
Average yield Kg/ha : 1300 800 (U)
Oil% 43
Resistant to Rust.
brown large seeds
as applicable) and
Resistant to Rust.
brown large seeds
information
Higher oil yield
benefits
rights etc.
Released in 1982.
authority.
Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442302, Phone-2442352
Raipur
36.
Item Details
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Linseed - R 552 (Jawahar 552)
etc.)
percent improvement
Average yield Kg/ha : 900
Oil% 44
Brown medium to large seeds,
tolerant to Rust, Wilt & PM.
as applicable) and
Due to large seed and tolerant to Rust, Wilt
& PM.
Suitable for utera cropping system.
information
Higher oil%
benefits
rights etc.
Released in 1984.
authority.
Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442302, Phone-2442352
Raipur
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37.
Item Details
Linseed - Kiran (RLC6)
etc.)
For cultivation on rainfed soil of
Chhattisgarh, MP, UP, Karnataka and
Orissa.

percent improvement
Average yield Kg/ha : 750 (R)
Oil% 43
Light Brown medium seeds.
as applicable) and
information
Higher oil %
benefits
rights etc.
10(E)01-01-1988 SVRC
authority.
Linseed Breeder, Department of Genetics and Plant
Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442302, Phone-2442352
Raipur
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38.
Item Details
Linseed - Kartika/Indira Alsi 18 (RLC
76)
etc.)
Chhattisgarh.
percent improvement
Average yield Kg/ha : 1200-1300
Oil% 43
Erect plant, flowers blue, small shape, petals
twisted violet color. Anther small light blue.
Capsules small semi-dehiscent/ dirty cream.
Seeds light brown medium size. Test Wt.
6.5g. MR to Powdery Mildew and moderately
Susceptible to Alternaria Blight and Wilt.
as applicable) and
MR to Powdery Mildew and moderately
Susceptible to Alternaria Blight and Wilt.
Suitable for direct seeded rainfed upland
ecosystems of the state.

information
Higher Oil%
8-10% yield over the local check.
benefits
rights etc.
1166(E) SI. No. 46 dated:05-11-2005.CVRC
authority.
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Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442302, Phone-2442352
Raipur
39.
Item Details
Linseed - Indira Alsi 32 (RLC 81)
etc.)
Chhattisgarh, UP , Bihar, WB , Punjab &
Assam
percent improvement
Oil% 39
Erect plant, flowers small, violet blue, funnel
shape, twisted at base. Seeds light brown &
Test Wt. (1000- Seed Wt.) 5.5g. Resistant to
Powdery Mildew and MR to Rust, Wilt &
Alternaria Blight. MR to Bud Fly.
as applicable) and
Resistant to Powdery Mildew and MR to
Rust, Wilt & Alternaria Blight. MR to Bud
Fly. Suitable for cultivation on rainfed soil of
Assam
information
6-8% higher than the local check.
benefits
rights etc.
1166(E) SI. No. 45 dated:05-11-2005.SVRC
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authority.
JPG Photo of Plants.
Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442302, Phone-2442352
Raipur
40.
Item Details
Linseed - Deepika/ Indira Alsi 23
(RLC 78)
etc.)
Assam
percent improvement
Oil% 40
Erect plant, flowers small, violet blue funnel
shape, twisted at base. Seeds light brown.
Moderately Resistant (MR) to Rust, Wilt and
Alternaria Blight
as applicable) and
Moderately Resistant (MR) to Rust, Wilt and
Alternaria Blight,
Suitable for rainfed soil of Chhattisgarh, UP ,
Bihar, WB , Punjab & Assam
6-8% higher than the local check.
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information
benefits
rights etc.
1178(E) SI. No. 74 dated:20/07/2007.SVRC
authority.
Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442302, Phone-2442352
Raipur
41.
Item Details
Linseed - Indiravati Alsi (RLC 92)
etc.)
For cultivation on rainfed soil of CG, orissa,
Maharashtra, A.P & Karnataka
percent improvement
Oil% 39
Erect plant upper top branching. Non lodging.
Shattering resistance & responsive to fertilizer
Flowers tinge blue, medium disk shape, petals
violet & anthers cream color. Seeds brown
color & test Wt. 6.9g. Suitable for early.
Normal and late sown conditions. Resistant to
Rust, Wilt & PM and MR to Alternaria Blight
and Bud fly.
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as applicable) and
Erect plant upper top branching. Non lodging.
Shattering resistance & responsive to
fertilizer. Normal and late sown conditions.
Resistant to Rust, Wilt & PM and MR to
Alternaria Blight and Bud fly.
information
Suitability for Utera crop for Chhattisgarh.
benefits
10-12% higher yield than the local.
rights etc.
S.O. 2458 (E) SI. No. 45 dated 16/10/2008
authority.
Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442302, Phone-2442352
Raipur
2. Soybean:
42.
Item Details
Soybean - Indira Soybean -9
Recommended for Line sowing rainfed
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etc.)
percent improvement
Average yield q/ha: 23-25.
It contains about 40% protein and 20% oil
Its plant height is 58-60 cm and has indeterminate
fast growing habit.
Its pods and stem are covered with dense light gray
pubescence.
Leaves are broad and light green in colour.
Flowers are purple in colour.
Seeds are yellow, medium in size and intermediate
luster with black hilum.
It is resistant to rust & bacterial pustules.
as applicable) and
It is resistant to rust & bacterial pustules.
information
It contains about 40% protein and 20% oil
Suitable for Chhattisgarh region
benefits
Upland farmers of the state M.P. and Chhattisgarh
benefited.
rights etc.
S.O. 2458(E) SI. No. 76 Date 02/02/2011
authority.
JPG Photo of Plants attached.
add., email, telephone, fax etc).` Soybean Breeder, Department of Genetics and
E-mail:
Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442302; Phone- 2442352
Raipur
3. Toria:
43.
Item Details
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spawn etc.
Toria - Indira Toria -1
incorporated etc.)
Parentage Bhawani x L. Toria. Maturity is 58-
113 days. Grain type is raddish brown.
Recommended for, Bastar Plateau Zone and
hilly region of Chhattisgarh under rainfed
relay system with rice or sole crop after maize/
little millet. Resistant for shattering and have
40.6% oil content.
diseases etc.)
Average yield is 720 kg/ha.
attractiveness
etc.
format)
Bilaspur (CG)
Mobile - 09424282372
Ltd., Bilaspu and Jagdalpur
Raipur
4. Mustard:
44.
Item Details
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spawn etc.
Mustard - Chhattisgarh Sarson
incorporated etc.)
Rice based cropping system in Bastar Plateau
Zone as well as entire Chhattisgarh
diseases etc.)
11.8 quintals per hectare
It has 22.95%, 18.2%, 13.22% superior yield
over Vardhan, Varuna and Kranti respectively
attractiveness
Breeder/Foundation/Certified seed production
will be taken place as indented by State
Government
It gives 15-25% more economic yield in
varieties
6 Social/environmental/ other benefits Mustard growing Community will be
benefitted in rice based cropping system
etc.
Notification No GONo 1816 SO N0 2137E dt
31/8/2010
Seed production programs are initiated, it
enters in seed rolling plan (Indent is not being
given by State Govt. for breeder seed in
previous year)
Not yet Registered to Registrar IPFR, New
Delhi
format)
JPG Photo of Plants, seeds, flowers are
enclosed
Phone 07782-150, 229360
Fax 07782-229360
F. Vegetables
1. Ivy gourd
45.
Item Details
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spawn etc.
Ivy Gourd - Indira Kundru -5
incorporated etc.)
It is a selection from local material of Chittaud,
Durg and crop is ready for first picking in 75-
85 days after planting of vine cutting. Fruits
are oblong size, green colour with white strips
and fruiting round the year (9 months).
diseases etc.)
Its average yield is 22.94 kg/plant (101.9 t/ha)
and potential yield of 28.99 kg/ plant.
attractiveness
It tolerant to stem borer and powdery mildew
and also tolerant to frost and drought.
6 Social/environmental/ other benefits Community benefited
etc.
S.O. 2035(E) dated 28.11.2006
format)
Dr. D.A. Sarnaik Prof. & Head. Dept of
Horticulture, IGKV, Raipur (C.G.) Ph 0771-
2444203
Farm Manager, Horticultural Research cum
instructional Farm, Dept of Horticulture,
IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)
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46.
Item Details
spawn etc.
Ivy Gourd - INDIRA KUNDRU-35
incorporated etc.)
Upland, Suitable for outdoor cultivation Proper
arrangement of drainage must be done.
Sanitation must be maintained in the field.
diseases etc.)
Potential yield- 937 q/ha
Trials AVTs (yield kh/plant)
1996-97 14.36
1997-98 13.84
1998-99 29.86
1999-00 25.21
2000-01 22.14
Average 21.08
attractiveness
Vine cuttings (1111 nos/ha) Rs. 3333/- per ha.
183701/- per ha. Onwards third year
etc.
S.O. 2035(E) dated 28.11.2006
format)
Given below
Dr. D.A. Sarnaik Prof. & Head. Dept of
2444203
Farm Manager, Horticultural Research cum
instructional Farm, Dept of Horticulture,
IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)
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2. Spine Gourd
47.
Item Details
spawn etc.
Spine Gourd- Indira Kankoda 1
(RMF 37)
incorporated etc.)
Developed through selection from local
material of Surguja district. It was released by
CVRC during 2006. The variety matures in
130-135 days with 40-50 green fruits per plant
with 12-14% protein.
diseases etc.)
Its green fruit yield varies from 2.5 to 3.0 t/ha.
The variety is recommended for rainfed
ecosystem of Chhatisgarh, Uttar Pradesh,
Jharkhand, Orissa and Maharastra states. It is
resistant to drought and major diseases and
pests.
attractiveness
etc.
format)
Dean, RMD CARS, Ajirma, Ambikapur,
(C.G.)
Phone 07774-232815, Fax 07774-230986
e-Mail carsambigkv@yahoo.com
5. Seed Corporation Farm, Ambikapur
(Surguja)
6. Dean, RMD CARS, Ajirma, Ambikapur,
(C.G.)
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3. Chilli
48.
Item Details
spawn etc.
Chilli - INDIRA MIRCHI-1
incorporated etc.)
Upland, Suitable for outdoor cultivation in
kharif, and summer seasons
diseases etc.)
Average yield- 64.48 q/ha (Green chillies)
Potential yield-89.01q/ha(Green chillies)
Trials IC-1 J-283 (C)
Regional Trial 64.48 55.37
State trial 55.23 51.37
National trial 89.01 70.77
Adaptive trial 88.37 74.80
attractiveness
Fruits of IM-1 are tender, attractive, highly
pungent and suitable for green purpose having
good keeping quality.
etc.
Applied for registration
format)
Given below
Dr. Nandan Mehta, Sr. Scentist. Dept of
2444203
Scientist, NSP Vegetable (AICRP on Vegtable
Crops) Dept. of Horticulture, IGKV, Raipur
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(C.G.)
4. Cowpea (Vegetable Type)
49.
Item Details
spawn etc.
Cowpea - INDIRA BARBATI
LAL
incorporated etc.)
Upland suitable for rainfed and irrigated
situation in kharif and spring summer season.
diseases etc.)
Average yield- 56.77q/ha
Potential yield-61.50q/ha
Trials IndiraBarbati Lal Pusa
Komal
Regional trial 57.66q/ha 47.23q/ha
State trial 57.01q/ha 50.73q/ha
National trial 80.45q/ha 54.80q/ha
Adaptive trial 77.37q/ha 64.95q/ha
attractiveness
Pods of ICL are tender, attractive maroon in
colour suitable for vegetable purpose and easy
to cook having good taste.
etc.
format)
Given below
Dr. Nandan Mehta, Sr. Scentist. Dept of
Horticulture, IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)Ph 0771-
2444203
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Scientist, NSP Vegetable (AICRP on Vegtable
Crops) Dept of Horticulture, IGKV, Raipur
(C.G.)
G. Tubers
1. Colocasia
50.
Item Details
spawn etc.
Colocasia - INDIRA ARVI-1
incorporated etc.)
Midland suitable for rainfed and irrigated
situation in kharif and spring summer season.
diseases etc.)
Average yield- 22 t/ha
Potential yield-33 t/ha
Trials Indira Arvi-1 Panchmukhil
Regional trial 21.61 t/ha 17.93 t/ha
State trial 17.92 t/ha 15.26 t/ha
National trial 18.34 t/ha 12.97 t/ha
Adaptive trial 27.13 t/ha 20.36 t/ha
attractiveness
Corms are tasty and food cooking quality with
no acridity.
etc.
S.O. 1714 (E) dated 18.07.2008.
format)
Given below
Dr. Jitendra, Sr. Scentist, Dept of Horticulture,
IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)
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Mobile 094252-07679
Phone- 0771-2444203, 244439
Dept of Horticulture, IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)
2. Sweet Potato:
51.
Item Details
spawn etc.
Sweet potato- Indira Madhur (IB
90-15-9)
incorporated etc.)
This variety is developed through clonal
selection from the material received from CIP,
New Delhi. It has vine length 100-120 cm and
growth habit of semi spreading. It matures in
110-120 days.
Suitable for outdoor cultivation in
Bastar Plateau- Kharif and Summer season
CG Plains- Kharif and Rabi season
Northern Hill Reason- Kharif and Summer
season
diseases etc.)
It gaves an average tuber yield of 26 ton/ha. It
is rich is carotene 5524 (IU/100g). It is soft &
easy to cook having excellent test.
attractiveness
Tubers are orange fleshed suitable for table
purpose, soft, rich in carotene and easy to
cook, excellent taste
etc.
format)
Given below
IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)
Mobile 094252-07679
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email, telephone, fax etc). Phone- 0771-2444203, 244439
52.
Item Details
spawn etc.
Sweet potato-Indira Navin (IGSP-
4) : Its average yield is 33.8 t/ha. It is soft &
has good cooking quality.
incorporated etc.)
This variety is developed through clonal
selection from the cultivar-Shreevardhini. It
has semi spreading growth habit with vine
length of 80-100 cm. It has early maturity of
90-100 days and suitable for whole
Chhattisgarh.
Suitable for outdoor cultivation in Kharif and
Summer season both.
diseases etc.)
Average yield- 26.33 t/ha
Potential yield-32.58 t/ha
Trials Indira Naveen S. Vardhini
/Rethna
Regional trial 26.66 t/ha 17.27 t/ha
attractiveness
Tubers are d suitable for table purpose, soft,
easy to cook and good in taste
etc.
format)
Given below
IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)
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Mobile 094252-07679
Phone- 0771-2444203, 244439
53.
Item Details
spawn etc.
Sweet potato- Indira Nandini
(IGSP-17)
incorporated etc.)
The strain is derived through clonal selection
of a poly cross between Sree Nandini x open
pollinated varieties. It matures in 120 days and
belongs to medium maturity group.
diseases etc.)
Average yield- 25.53 t/ha
Potential yield-31.17 t/ha
Trials Indira Nandini S. Rethna
Regional trial 23.06 t/ha 17.27/ha
attractiveness
Tubers are suitable for table purpose, soft,
fibreless and easy to cook, good taste
etc.
format)
Given below
IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)
Mobile 094252-07679
Phone- 0771-2444203, 244439
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H. Fruits
1. Litchi
54.
Item Details
spawn etc.
Litchi - Ambika Litchi-1.
incorporated etc.)
Developed through selection from local
material of village Pratappur, district Surguja.
It has desirable levels of sugar and T.S.S. It is
tolerant to leaf minor, grey weevil, stink bug,
leaf folder and bark eating caterpillar.
diseases etc.)
It has average fruit yield of 31.41 kg/tree. The
variety has less fruit cracking (6%) as against
28.62% in Sahi
attractiveness
-
-
6 Social/environmental/ other benefits Social benefits
etc.
Under process
-
format)
-
(C.G.)
Phone 07774-232815, Fax 07774-230986
(Surguja)
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(C.G.)
55.
Item Details
spawn etc.
Indira Lichi - 2
incorporated etc.)
Parentage Collected from Shri Triyambak
Sharan Singh of Villages Pratappur, District
Surguja. It has minimum fruit cracking
(05.91%) during high temperature.
Recommended ecology is upland and upland
bunded irrigated condition in Northen Hill
Zone of Chhattisgarh. It has TSS -17.90% and
Pulp-72.2%.
diseases etc.)
Average fruit weight-16.69g and average yield
of 42.62 kg/tree.
attractiveness
-
-
6 Social/environmental/ other benefits Social benefits
etc.
Under process
-
format)
-
(C.G.)
Phone 07774-232815, Fax 07774-230986
(Surguja)
(C.G.)
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3. Mango
56.
Item Details
spawn etc.
CHHATTISGARH NANDIRAJ
incorporated etc.)
Suitable for outdoor cultivation. Fruits are
sweet in taste with 20-23% TSS, firm in
texture and free from fibre and spongy tissue.
diseases etc.)
Average yield- 283.83 kg per tree
Trials CG Nandiraj Dashehari
Year On Off On Off
Regional 283.83 57.75 202.10 16.50
attractiveness
etc.
format)
Given below
IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)
Mobile 094252-07679
Phone- 0771-2444203, 244439
3. Coconut:
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57.
Item Details
spawn etc.
Indira Nariyal-1 (Kera Bastar)
incorporated etc.)
Irrigated areas of especially for Bastar Plateau
Zone and also for entire Chhattisgarh
diseases etc.)
85 nuts/tree/year and 15,122 nuts/ha/year
It has 40.92 % superior nut yield over west
coast tall (WCT), tolerant to drought
attractiveness
Rs 30 per plant
varieties
6 Social/environmental/ other benefits Intercropping system growing Community
Benefitted in Coconut garden. Small millets,
pulses, tuber crops may be taken as intercrops
in the coconut garden
etc.
Notification No. 1979 (E) dated 12.08.2010
SGCARS, Jagdalpur to the farmers of Bastar as
well as Chhattisgarh
format)
JPG Photo of Plants, inflorescence and nuts
(Photos enclosed)
Dean, SGCARS, Jagdalpur 494 005 (C.G.)
Phone 07782-229150
Telefax- 07782-229360
Seed Corporation, Kokamunda, Bastar
4. Cashewnut
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58.
Item Details
spawn etc.
Indira kaju -1
incorporated etc.)
Rainfed upland areas of Bastar Plateau Zone as
well as entire Chhattisgarh. Such barren area
of about 40,000 ha is available only in Bastar
Plateau Zone
diseases etc.)
An average 15.5 kg nuts/tree and weight of
kernel 10.5 gm ( it is range of export quality/
limits) and tolerant to cold. It has 52.94 %
superior over Vengurlla-4, a recommended
variety of the nation.
attractiveness
Rs 25 per plant
varieties
6 Social/environmental/ other benefits Intercropping system growing Community
Benefitted in Cashew nut garden. The
intercrops would be small millets, maize,
pulses, tuber crops etc.
etc.
IC nos Notification No.
SGCARS, Jagdalpur to the farmers of Bastar as
well as Chhattisgarh
format)
JPG Photo of Plants and kernels ( enclosed )
Phone 07782-229150
Telefax- 07782-229360
Seed Corporation, Kokamunda, Bastar
I. Mushroom
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59.
Item Details
spawn etc.
Indira Sweta
incorporated etc.)
It is an Oyster mushroom (Pleurotus florida)
developed through tissue culture selection
method. It has average yield of 79.40%
biological efficiency compared to 64.36% BE
in parent. It matures in about 45-50 days with
three pickings starting from about 25 days
after spawning. It has white attractive colour
extremely liked by the people of Chhattisgarh.
diseases etc.)
It has average yield of 79.40% biological
efficiency.
attractiveness
Span Rs. 75/- kg
6 Social/environmental/ other benefits Social benefit
etc.
Applied
-
-
format)
-
Dr. M. P. Thakur, Prof. & Head Dept. of Plant
Pathology, IGKV, Raiupur (C.G.)
Phone- 07712444204, Mob.- 98261-91749
e-mail- mp_thakur@yahoo.com
Dr. M. P. Thakur, Prof. & Head Dept. of Plant
Pathology, IGKV, Raiupur (C.G.)
Part II ] : Technologies developed on Farm Mechanization,
post harvest and processing and Renewable energy
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sources by Indira Gandhi Krishi Vishwavidyalaya, Raipur
(Chhattisgarh), India
I] : Farm mechanization:
1.
Item Details
1 Name of machines/ implements/
technology/process
Tendua Iron Plough
2 Specifications and salient technical
features (principle of operation,
suitability to different
Corps/ commodities, power and labour
requirement, how it is an improvement
over the existing systems, safety factors
incorporated etc.)
It is a modified design of indigenous plough.
All the parts of it are made of iron so there is
no use of wood.
Share is made with hardened soil working
plate.
It can be easily pulled by a pair of bullocks
due to lighter weight.
It can be easily repaired by blacksmith.
Farmers himself can replace damaged shear
point easily.
3 Performance results (efficiency, capacity
of operation, losses etc.)
Operating speed : 2-2.5 km/h
Draft : 70 to 85 kgf
Field efficiency : 60-70%
Capacity : 0.18 to 0.22 ha/day
4 Cost (initial investment and operating
cost in Rs/h and R/s unit output)
Unit cost Rs. 1680/-
5 How the new technology will impact the
income of the farmers and its benefits
over conventional system in terms of
saving in cost of operation, inputs,
timeliness and other pertinent in
formation
Saving in cost of operation
6 Social/environmental/ other benefits Environmental friendly
etc.
Commercialized
M/s OKASU Engineers, Bhanpuri , Raipur
M/S Batala Engg. Tatibandh, Raipur
M/S KD Enterprises, Raipura, Raipur
9 Special facilities required (for example
confirming to the norms of Food Safety
and Standards Authority of India
(FSSAI) or other standards)
-
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10 Photographs in operation with proper
lighting, light background and only
operator to appear if required image
size not exceeding 500kb,300 dpi,24 bit
colour, jpeg format
Dr. RK Sahu/ Dr. Ajay Verma,
PI, R/F FIM, FAE, IGKV, RAIPUR
Phone- 0771-2442575, 2444254
e-mail- rksahu56@gmail.com
12 Source of availability R/F FIM, FAE, IGKV, RAIPUR
2.
Item Details
technology/process
Indira Mould Bold Plough
incorporated etc.)
Made of Cast Iron and Mild Steel plates and
hardened shear point.
Suitable for all kind of soils of Chhattisgarh.
Water absorbing capacity of the soil
increases by use of this plough.
A Pair of bullock can easily pull it.
MB Ploughs is found to be two to three
times efficient than deshi plough with better
soil inversion and pulverization.
Ploughing by this implement cerates better
aeration so it helps for proper growth of the
plants.
Field is completely ploughed by it, there is
no problems of dead furrow
Draft : 65 to 75 Kgf
Field Capacity : 0.20 to 0.25
ha/day
cost in Rs/h and R/s unit output.)
formation
7 Status of commercialization/ IPO rights Commercialized
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etc.
confirming to the norms of Food
Safety and Standards Authority of
India (FSSAI) or other standards)
-
operator to appear if required (image
colour, jpeg format)
held (in formation on the postal address,
email, telephone, fax etc.).
Phone- 0771-2442575, 2444254
3.
Item Details
technology/process
Paddy Puddler Cum Clod Breaker
incorporated etc.)
It is used for churning the soil in standing
water for preparation of paddy field.
It breaks down soil aggregates into ultimate
soil particles.
It is used to reduce percolation and
infiltration of water, to kill weeds by
decomposing and to facilitate the
transplanting of paddy seedlings by making
the soil softer.
The equipment is suitable for shallow
puddling.
The unit consists of main frame; Zig zag
lugs ring roller, seat, hitch etc.
It can be used as clod breaker just after
ploughing operation under friable soil
moisture.
Degree of clod breaking depends on moisture
content, tillage operation and intensity of clod
breaking.
Field Capacity : 1 to 1.5
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ha/day
formation
etc.
Commercialized
-
colour, jpeg format).
email, telephone, fax etc.)
Phone- 0771-2442575, 2444254
4.
Item Details
technology/process
Bhoram deo seed drill
incorporated etc.)
Suitable for line sowing of paddy, wheat,
gram, peas, soybean and linseed.
A 4-row animal operated seed drill.
It is used for both Rabi & Kharif crops.
An average size bullock can meet the draft.
The metering of seed is done by manually.
Two additional persons required to meter
the seed. 20 to 25 per cent savings in seed.
Intercultural operations can be done easily.
Operating speed : 2.5-3.0 km/h
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ha/day
formation
etc.
Commercialized
-
Phone- 0771-2442575, 2444254
5.
Item Details
technology/process
Indira seed cum fertilizer drill
incorporated etc.)
Suitable for line sowing of paddy, wheat,
gram, peas, soybean and linseed.
A 3-row animal operated seed cum
fertilizer drill.
It is a suitable sowing implement under
rainfed condition
An average size bullock can meet the draft.
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It is seed cum fertilizer drill so it metered
specific quantity of seed with fertilizer.
It has rotary drum orifice type metering
mechanism, fitted in the unit gets drive from
ground wheel through chain and sprocket.
The hoe type furrow opener with non
clogging boot place the seed at desired
depth adjusted by telescopic ground drive
wheel.
Draft : 65 to
75 kgf
Field Capacity : 1.00
ha/day
formation
etc.
Commercialized
M/S Dandekar Fabricator, Tamaseoni, Arang
-
Phone- 0771-2442575, 2444254
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6.
Item Details
technology/process
Tractor drawn cultivator tines zero till seed
cum fertilizer drill
incorporated etc.)
It is a modified design of existing zero till
seed cum fertilizer drill.
Looking to heavy soil conditions of
Chhattisgarh, modification made in soil
working parts.
Curvature tines (cultivator tines) supported
with MS Angle 50x50x6 provided on main
frame with each furrow opener.
Seed and fertilizer box provided with lid.
The technology has been found very
effective in establishment of subsequent
wheat and rice crop.
It is found suitable to plant other crops like
gram, peas, soybean and linseed,
It is a 9 row 35 hp or above tractor drawn
equipment.
Can be used as Zero till drill in Rabi
sowing and as conventional seed drill in
Kharif season crops.
It is used to adopt direct drilling of wheat
following rice harvest for more time, energy
and cost effectiveness compared to
conventional practices.
Three point linkage :
standard size
Weight of machine : 350
kg
Field capacity : 1 ha/h
formation
etc.
Commercialized
M/s EMSONS, Bhanpuri , Raipur
-
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operator to appear if required (image size
not exceeding 500kb,300 dpi,24 bit
Phone- 0771-2442575, 2444254
7.
Item Details
technology/process
Animal Drawn Zero Till Cum Conventional
seed Drill
incorporated etc.)
It is suitable for both Rabi and Kharif
season crops.
In Rabi season it can be use as Zeo till drill
with 2-rows, and in Kharif season it is used
as conventional 3- rows seed cum fertilizer
drill.
It is an animal drawn light weight and
compact machine.
It can be pulled by average size of bullocks.
The fluted roller metering mechanism is
used for seed and granular fertilizer
metering.
The Inverted -T type furrow opener with
non clogging boot place the seed at desired
depth adjusted by telescopic ground drive
wheel.
35 to 40 per cent savings in seed and
fertilizer.
Field Capacity : 1.00 ha/day (Kharif 3
rows), 0.6 ha/day (Rabi 2 rows),
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formation
etc.
Commercialized
-
Phone- 0771-2442575, 2444254
8.
Item Details
technology/process
Tractor drawn cultivator cum seed drill
incorporated etc.)
It is a versatile machine which can be used
as tillage and sowing implement.
Most of the tractor owner farmers are
having cultivators but they dont have seed
drill. They can convert it to seed drill with
attachment of seed metering unit
It is a 9 row 35 hp or above tractor drawn
equipment.
Effective working width : 2.10 m
Traveling speed : 4.5 km/h
Effective field capacity : 0.826 ha/h
Field efficiency : 87%
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formation
etc.
Commercialized
-
Phone- 0771-2442575, 2444254
9.
Item Details
technology/process
Animal drawn rice drum seeder
incorporated etc.)
It is animal drawn 8 rows equipment for
drilling seed.
Suitable for line sowing of paddy.
The unit consists of a simple frame on
which the seed box, fertilizer box, hitch
bracket, handle, clutch mechanism and
furrow closure are mounted.
The provision of clutch facilitates stopping
of seed dropping at headlands.
30 to 40 per cent savings of seed.
Intercultural operations can be done easily.
Seeds are drop uniformly in row 20 cm
apart in eight rows at a depth of 2 to 5 cm
depth.
Draft : 60-70 kgf
Field efficiency : 60-
70%
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ha/day
formation
etc.
Commercialized
-
Phone- 0771-2442575, 2444254
10.
Item Details
technology/process
Low Lift Hand Pump
2 Specifications and salient technical features
(principle of operation, suitability to different
requirement, how it is an improvement over
the existing systems, safety factors
incorporated etc.)
Low lift hand pump is manually
operated.
Suitable to lift water from river, pond
canal, open well, tubes wells and
shallow depressions.
Total lift of water is up to 20 feet.
A single person operates the pump.
It is easy to install and can be repaired
by the farmer or village artisans.
Pump has environmental advantages
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over the mechanical pumps.
The discharge of pump depends on the
total head. It varies between 7500 lit/h
for 3 feet suction lift to 4500 lit/h for
15 feet suction lift.
Pump is made of Mild steel. It is
strong and durable.
3 Performance results (efficiency, capacity of
operation, losses etc.)
Operating force : 3-5 kgf
Capacity : 7500-
4500 lit/h
4 Cost (initial investment and operating cost in
Rs/h and R/s unit output.)
income of the farmers and its benefits over
conventional system in terms of saving in
cost of operation, inputs, timeliness and other
pertinent in formation
7 Status of commercialization/ IPO rights etc. Commercialized
8 If commercialized, name and addresses of
the firms/ entrepreneur to whom the
M/S Dandekar Fabricator, Tamaseoni,
Arang
and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI)
or other standards)
-
lighting, light background and only operator
to appear if required (image size not
exceeding 500kb,300 dpi,24 bit colour, jpeg
format)
technology and further details can be held (in
formation on the postal address, email,
telephone, fax etc.)
Phone- 0771-2442575, 2444254
11.
Item Details
technology/process
Double drum paddy thresher
It is used for threshing of paddy.
It is a motorized hold on thresher
operated by electric power.
Two manual labours required to hold
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incorporated etc.)
the crops behind the rotating drum.
It removes drudgery of beating and
winnowing.
Double drum thresher can work even
in high moisture of grains.
After threshing, straw received by this
thresher is of better quality as compare
to other method.
Paddy need be cleaned by winnower
after threshing.
Threshing cylinder speed :
325 rpm
Weight :
110 kg
Capacity : 70-90
kg/h
Rs/h and R/s unit output)
M/s OKASU Engineers, Bhanpuri ,
Raipur
or other standards)
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to appear if required image size not
format
technology and further details can be held
(information on the postal address, email,
Phone- 0771-2442575, 2444254
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12.
Item Details
technology/process
Gender friendly paddy weeder
(Ambika Paddy Weeder)
incorporated etc.)
It is manually operated equipment for
weeding of rice under flooded field
condition.
Weeds cutting, uprooting and
incorporating with mud is done by push
pull action.
Made of Mild Steel, fitted with
hardened soil working plate.
It has been developed to recycle the
weeds into paddy field again, by
cutting and burying them into mud.
Burring of weeds improves soil health
and reduces weeds from the wet paddy
field.
Weeding can also be done within line-
sown paddy.
Soil cutting depth : 25-30
mm
Weeding efficiency : 80-85 %
Working capacity : 0.088
to 0.12 ha/day/man
Rs/h and R/s unit output.)
Unit cost Rs. 620/-
M/S Dandekar Fabricator, Tamaseoni,
Arang
or other standards)
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format)
technology and further details can be held (in
formation on the postal address, email,
Phone- 0771-2442575, 2444254
II] : Agro-technologies developed :
1.
Item Details
1. Name of technology/ biological
product etc.
Appropriate Date of Planting: 7
th
November
was found optimum planting date.
2. Specifications and salient technical
features (characteristics, economic
merit, how improved over existing,
safety, factors involved etc.)
Planting time of potato tubers in Chhattisgarh
plains
3. Performance results (efficiency,
feasibility, durability etc)
> 95% spouting of tubers
Yield- 300 qt. Per ha.
4. Likely Cost (investment on technology
generation/ cost of production at
commercial level per unit output)
Rs. 72,000/- per ha.
5. How the new technology will impact
the income of the entrepreneurs over
old ones in terms of savings cost,
inputs, timeliness etc.
Higher tuber yield provides maximum income
due to planting at optimum date.
6. Social/ environment/ other benefits Community benefited
7. Status of commercialization/ IP rights
etc.
-
8. If commercialized, name and addresses
-
9. Special regulatory requirement (e.g.
confirming to the norms of food safety
(FSSAI)/ Bio safety standards/ other
standard)
-
10. Indicative photographs (Full size
JPEG)
-
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11. Contact details of developer (Postal
address, email, telephone, fax etc).
HOD, Horticulture, IGKV, Raipur (C.G.) Ph
0771-2444203
12. Source of availability of technology/
expertise
HOD, Horticulture, IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)
2.
Item Details
product etc.
Recommended fertilizer dose in Potato:
NPK @ 150:100:100 kg/ha was found
optimum to obtain 27.19 t/ha yield of potato.
Highest Yield- 272 qt. per ha.
Rs. 72,000/- per ha. and the highest net return
of Rs/ha 1,35,000.
Application of optimum dose of fertilizer
provides higher yield.
etc.
-
addresses of the firms/ entrepreneur to
whom the technology has been
transferred.
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9. Special requirement -
JPEG)
-
0771-2444203
expertise
3.
Item Details
product etc.
Integrated Nutrient Management in Potato:
Application of organic manure @
20t/ha+100% recommended dose of NPK
(150:100:100 Kg/ha) and incorporation of
soybean residue + bio-fertilizers (Azotobacter
& Phosphobacteria) + 100% recommended
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dose of NPK gave the highest tuber yield
(33.24 and 32.98 t/ha)
Rs. 73,000/- per ha. and the highest net return
of Rs/ha 1,47,484.
Application of organic manure with beneficial
microbs provides higher yield.
etc.
-
transferred.
-
JPEG)
-
0771-2444203
expertise
4.
Item Details
product etc.
Water management in Potato:
Irrigation at 25 mm CPE and mulching with
paddy straw @ 5 t/ha organic mulch is
recommended for higher tuber yield (23.49
t/ha) of potato and net returns in Chhattisgarh
plains.
Rs. 65707/- per ha. and the highest net return
of Rs/ha 100000.
Water management in potato provides higher
tuber yield.
etc.
-
8. If commercialized, name and -
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transferred.
JPEG)
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0771-2444203
expertise
transferred.
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JPEG)
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0771-2444203
expertise
5.
Item Details
1 Name of technology/ agro-technique Sprinkler Irrigation for wheat, Potato and
Onion
features (adoption requirements,
suitability/ agro-climatic conditions, how
it is an improvement over the existing,
eco-friendliness)
Suitable for Chhattisgarh agro climatic plain
zone.
3 Performance results (efficiency &
sustainability)
Wheat: Sprinkler irrigation up to vegetative
stage with surface irrigation afterwards
produced significantly higher grain yield (29.02
q/ha), net return (Rs 25796), with lower WE
(17.27 cm) and higher WEE (167.01 kg/ha-cm)
as compared to border strip method of
irrigation.
Potato and Onion : The sprinkler irrigation on
onion and potato under ORP trial cum
experimentation gave maximum yield 235 q/ha
of Onion and 222 q/ha of Potato with increase
in yield of 26% and 18% and saving of water
42% and 36% over surface irrigation
respectively.
4 Likely Cost (cost of intervention and
output per unit area)
Wheat - 45000/- Potato and Onion -
50000/-
App. Cost Rupees per hectare (Approx)
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5 Impact of technology on farming
community and its benefits over
conventional and saving time & cost of
operation, inputs, timeliness etc.
Wheat: Sprinkler irrigation gives net return
(Rs 25796), with lower WE (17.27 cm) and
higher WEE (167.01 kg/ha-cm) as compared to
border strip method of irrigation.
Potato and Onion : The sprinkler irrigation on
onion and potato gives saving of water 42%
and 36% over surface irrigation respectively.
6 Social/environmental/ other benefits Cropping intensity can be increased by this
technology
7 Status of commercialization/ IP rights
etc.
-
of the firms/ entrepreneur
-
9 Any special requirement for its
successful realization; any other
standards etc.
-
lighting (Full size JPEG)
-
11 Contact details of person generated
(Postal address, email, telephone, fax
etc).
Chief Scientist Water Management Project,
TCB College of Agriculture & Research
Station, Sarkanda, Bilaspur, 495001.
Tel. 07752-254711, 254379
12 Source of availability of technology/
expertise
Water Management Project, , Bilaspur, (C.G.)
6.
Items Details
1 Name of technology /
agro technique
Fertigation studies in banana cv. Grand Naine
2. Specifications and silent
technical features
(Adoption requirements,
suitability/ agro climatic
conditions, how it is an
improvement over the
existing, eco-friendliness
Drip Irrigation, Fertigation, Mulching
3. Performance results
(efficiency and
sustainability)
Higher yield in Banana can be taken by adopting drip
irrigation and fertigation technology. Maximum yield in cv.
Grand Naine can be taken by irrigation at 0.8 Epan with 80%
recommended dose of fertilizer (300:20:250 g NPK/plant)
though fertigation at plant spacing of 2x2 m.
4. Likely cost (Cost of
intervention and out put
per unit area)
Drip irrigation gives a long way to solve to some extent the
problem of water shortage, increase the
productivity/production and bring more income to the farming
community. Application of irrigation at volume 1.0 PE with
100% RD through fertigation noticed maximum return.
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5. Impact of technology on
farming community and its
benefits over conventional
and saving time & cost of
operation, inputs, timelines
etc.
Application of irrigation at volume 1.0 PE with 100% RD
through fertigation noticed maximum plant height and stem
girth which found significant difference from rest of the
treatment. Minimum plant height and girth were observed
under flood irrigation with 100% RD of fertilizer. Maximum
bunch length was recorded under the treatment 0.8 volume of
water with 80% RD of fertilizer while minimum 62.22 cm was
noticed under flood+ 60%RD of fertilizer. Maximum No. of
hands, bunch weight ,total soluble solids and yield were
recorded under the treatment 0.8 volume of water with 80 %
RD of fertilizer which showed non-significant difference with
the treatment 0.8 volume of water +100 RD of fertilizer.
6. Social/ environmental/
other benefits
Fertigation is a new technology growing popularity in India.
Fertigation includes fertilizer application in combination with
irrigation water through drip system of irrigation. It is
established fact that drip irrigation recognized as most
effective and convenient means of maintaining optimum
fertility level as water is supplied to the plants based on
evapo-transpiration around active root zone. This fulfills the
specific requirement of water as well as nutrients for each
crop resulting increase yield of crop with improved quality.
Fertigation has been proved successful in a wide range of
horticultural crops more particularly in fruit crops.
7. Status of
commercialization / IP
right etc.
-
8. If commercialize, Name
and Address of the firms/
entrepreneur
-
9. Any special requirement
for its successful
realization; any other
standards etc.
-
10. Indicative photographs
with proper lighting (Full
size JPEG)
11. Contact details of person
generated (Postal address,
Precision Farming Development Centre
Department of Horticulture
IGKV, Raipur
Phone- 0771-2444203
E-mail: pfdc_raipur@yahoo.com
technology / expertise
IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)
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7.
Item Details
1 Name of technology/ agro-technique Irrigation scheduling for tomato, Sugarcane
and Banana
suitability/ agro-climatic conditions,
existing, eco-friendliness)
Suitable for Chhattisgarh agro climatic plain zone.
sustainability)
Tomato : The drip irrigation (alternateday) at 0.6
PE with Boron @ 2.0 kg/ha gives maximum
tomato (var. Pusa ruby) yield (381.16 q/ha.) while
comparing other drip irrigation treatments
(irrigation at 1.0, 0.8 and 0.4 PE) and increased
74% yield and 45.45% saving of water over
traditional surface (alternate furrow) irrigation.
Cost economics of the technology: Irrigation
scheduling for tomato gives Benefit cost ratio
1.8:1.0
Sugarcane : The drip irrigation at 80 % PE with
paired row planting 60 cm is recommended, for
sugarcane (var. CO-1305), it gives maximum yield
(132.6 t/ha.) with increased in yield 24.8% and
43.3% saving of water over traditional surface
irrigation.
Banana: The 387.78 q/ha yield of banana was
recorded under drip at 80% PE with 43.62%
increase in yield and 27.63% saving of water as
compared to surface irrigation. When compared
with the mulch, 20.3% more water saving is
observed.
Tomato - 90000/- Banana - 60000/-
Sugarcane- 70000/-
App. Cost Rupees per hectare (Approx)
conventional and saving time & cost
of operation, inputs, timeliness etc.
Tomato : It increased 74 % yield with 45.45%
saving of water over traditional surface (alternate
furrow) irrigation. Cost economics of the
technology: Irrigation scheduling for tomato gives
Benefit cost ratio 1.8:1.0
Sugarcane : It increased yield 24.8% with saving
of 43.3% of water over traditional surface
irrigation.
Banana: This technology increased 43.62% in
yield with 27.63% saving of water as compared to
surface irrigation. When compared with the mulch,
20.3% more water saving is observed.
technology
7 Status of commercialization/ IP rights -
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etc.
8 If commercialized, name and
-
standards etc.
-
-
etc).
Chief Scientist Water Management Project, TCB
Sarkanda, Bilaspur, 495001.
Tel. 07752-254711, 254379
expertise
8.
Items Details
1. Name of technology / agro
technique
Fertigation and mulch technology for
Sweet Chilly
technical features
improvement over the existing,
eco-friendliness
Drip Irrigation, Fertigation, Mulching
3. Performance results (efficiency
and sustainability)
Among various interactions, fertigation with 80% RDF
and Black Polyethylene mulch was proved most
promising in terms of earlier flowering and fruiting
with highest fruit yield.
4. Likely cost (Cost of intervention
and out put per unit area)
Rs. 80,000=00
5. Impact of technology on farming
conventional and saving time &
cost of operation, inputs, timelines
etc.
All the characters were significantly influenced by
levels of fertigation and type of mulching used.
Application of 80% RD through fertigation gave
maximum fruit yield followed by 100% RD through
fertigation with maximum plant height and number of
leaves. It also gave early flowering and fruit harvest
with quality fruits. Black polyethylene mulch was
significantly superior over paddy straw mulch and
without mulch. It gave maximum plant height, number
of leaves, leaf area and yield (258.70 q/ha) with earlier
flowering and fruiting. Among various interactions,
fertigation with 80% RD and Black Polyethylene
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mulch was proved most promising in terms of earlier
flowering and fruiting with highest fruit yield.
6. Social/ environmental/ other
benefits
Mulching maintains the soil moisture at optimum
level, eliminating water stress to the plant of capsicum
resulting in greater vigor. Also the use of black plastic
mulch checks the growth of weeds. But in case of
surface irrigation without mulch excess moisture in the
soil and competition of nutrient with weeds, resulting
heavy weed infestation observed between the crop
rows.
7. Status of commercialization / IP
right etc.
-
8. If commercialize, Name and
Address of the firms/ entrepreneur
-
9. Any special requirement for its
standards etc.
-
proper lighting (Full size JPEG)
generated (Postal address, email,
IGKV, Raipur
Phone- 2444203
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IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)
9.
Items Details
1. Name of technology /
agro technique
Irrigation scheduling through drip irrigation with and
without mulching in Guava. cv. L-49
technical features
improvement over the
Drip Irrigation, Black polythene mulch (50 micron)
3. Performance results
(efficiency and
sustainability)
Treatment 0.8 volume of water + Black plastic mulch i.e. T4
was found superior among all the treatments in respect of
yield and quality parameters. Application of irrigation at
volume 0.8 volume of water with black plastic mulch noticed
maximum number of flowering twigs, number of fruit per
plant, fruit weight, fruit volume, pulp weight and quality
parameters i.e. TSS however, minimum acidity was recorded
under the same treatment
4. Likely cost (Cost of
intervention and out put
per unit area)
Rs.41000=00
5. Impact of technology on
benefits over conventional
and saving time & cost of
operation, inputs, timelines
etc.
Drip irrigation system is a very efficient method of
supplying water to plant precisely very close to the root
zone. In drip method of irrigation water is carryout
through on extensive pipe network to drip water slowly
through the emitters at a low pressure directly near the
root zone considering evaporative demand of the crop.
Drip irrigation systems give a long way to solve to some
extent the problem of water shortage, increase the
productivity/production and bring more income to the
farming community. In surface method of irrigation, huge
quantity of water losses through leaching and surface
runoff. Farmers generally irrigate banana crop through
surface method of irrigation, which needs an abundant
water to irrigate the crop mulching significantly enhanced
vegetative growth and increased bunch yield. Mulches
also contribute to the crop production by way of
influencing soil productivity, control of weed, conserve
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the moisture and improve the yield of fruits.
6. Social/ environmental/
other benefits
-
7. Status of
commercialization / IP
right etc.
-
8. If commercialize, Name
and Address of the firms/
entrepreneur
-
9. Any special requirement
for its successful
realization; any other
standards etc.
10. Indicative photographs
with proper lighting (Full
size JPEG)
generated (Postal address,
Department of Horticulture,IGKV, Raipur.
Phone- 0771-2444203
IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)
10.
Items Details
technique
Drip assisted ridge and furrow paired row
cultivation system for intensive cultivation of
cauliflower and cabbage
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2. Specifications and silent technical
features
(Adoption requirements, suitability/
agro climatic conditions, how it is
an improvement over the existing,
eco-friendliness
Cultivation of cole crops is usually done on ridges
or raised beds. However if ridge and furrow
system is followed number of plants per hectare
can be increased from 420000 per hectare to
720000 per hectare without any considerable loss
of quality in marketable produce. It involves
planting of crop on the ridges at a distance of 45 x
60 cms and in furrows at aspacing of 45 cms
and sustainability)
Yields obtained are 313 qtl / ha under conventional
method and 392 qtl/ha under this system.
of operation, inputs, timelines etc.
benefits
right etc.
standards etc.
11. Contact details of person generated
(Postal address, email, telephone,
fax etc.)
Phone- 0771-2444203
12. Source of availability of technology
/ expertise
IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)
11.
Items Details
technique
Water requirement calculator/ Package of
practices for different Horticultural Crops:
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features
(Adoption requirements, suitability/
agro climatic conditions, how it is
an improvement over the existing,
eco-friendliness
Based on different crop factor,i.e. pan
evaporation , crop factor and wetting
parameter this software calculates the water
requirement for different Horticultural crops.
With the help of this software, Package of
practices for different crops can be availed by the
farmers. The software has information on
Different parameters like temperature, climatic
factors, soil, sowing time, spacing, fertilizer &
fertigation, water requirement, varieties, plant
protection measures and cost economics etc. can
easily be downloaded by the users.
and sustainability)
Water technology calculator software is prepared
by Precision Farming Development Centre, Raipur.
By this software farmers can calculate the water
requirement of crops.
benefits
right etc.
standards etc.
fax etc.)
Phone- 0771-2444203
/ expertise
IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)
12.
Item Details
1 Name of technology/ agro-technique
Irrigation scheduling Based on IW/CPE
ratio for summer Maize, Sunflower and
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Groundnut.
suitability/ agro-climatic conditions,
existing, eco-friendliness)
zone.
sustainability)
Maize: The IW/CPE ratio = 1.0 with 200 kg-
N/ha is recommended, for maize which gave
39.37 q/ha yield with 48kg/ha-cm of water
expense efficiency.
Sunflower: The IW/CPE ratio = 0.8 (or four
irrigations 25, 54, 82 and 102 days after
sowing) gives maximum rabi sunflower yield
of 22.90 q/ha with 93 kg/ha-cm of water
expense efficiency.
Groundnut: The IW/CPE ratio = 0.9 (or 8-9
irrigations) is recommended for summer
groundnut which gave 30.96 q/ha yield with 56
kg/ha-cm of water expense efficiency.
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6 Social/environmental/ other benefits Irrigation scheduling
etc.
-
-
standards etc.
-
-
etc).
Tel. 07752-254711, 254379
expertise
Water Management Project, , Bilaspur,
(C.G.)
13.
Items Details
technique
Cereal - Vegetable relay cropping system with
plastic trench technique under rainfed upland
situations.
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features (Adoption requirements,
suitability/ agro climatic conditions,
Plastic trench technique under rain fed condition,
Recycled black colored plastic film for
economically used by farmers
and sustainability)
Plastic trench technique was found better in rainfed
situation. Vegetables without plastic trench had
severe mortality. Among vegetables Bottle gourd
was found superior in yield followed by bitter
gourd and capsicum.
Looking to the findings of above trial it can be
recommended that in rainfed situation Maize-
bottle gourd relay cropping system was
remunerative under plastic trench technique
followed by rice- bottle gourd relay cropping.
Chhattisgarh has about 6 lakh hectare area under
upland rainfed situations where farmers grow only
early maturing rice varieties or early maize for cob
purpose or minor millets due to availability of
moisture for limited period. Therefore, these lands
are left fallow after kharif cropping. Farmers
having such lands do not adopt moisture
conservation practices and irrigation facilities.
However, the rainfall is well distributed from 2
nd
week of June to mid September with more than
1200 mm in quantum. Generally the upland
farmers are resource poor and have small &
marginal land holdings. Thus, there is need to
develop options for improving productivity and
farmers income by utilizing plasticulture
techniques. The suitable technique of moisture
conservation for double cropping in upland area
under upland situation will not only uplift farmers
livelihood but also provide employment for long
time by growing vegetables as cash crop.
benefits
Those farmers which are cultivating in low rain fall
areas can use the conservered moisture for the
vegetable crop cultivation after the rice.
right etc.
-
-
standards etc.
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fax etc.)
Dr. Dhananjay Sharma, Scientist,
IGKV, Raipur
/ expertise
IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)
14.
Item Details
1 Name of machines/
implements/
technology/process
Product development
Extrudates of minor millets
2 Specifications and salient
technical features (principle of
operation, suitability to
different Corps/ commodities,
power and labour requirement,
the existing systems, safety
factors incorporated etc.)
Extrudates prepared with the combination of 25
per cent kodo/kutik and 75 per cent maize along
with 10 per cent fortification of soy floor. The
optimum process variables were found at moisture
content of 15.72% and temperature of 97
0
C for a
mean diameter of 12.04 mm, apparent density of
33.24 kg/m
3
, SL of 66.57 mm/g, SEI of 2.26 and
LEI of 2.66.
3 Performance results
(efficiency, capacity of
5 kg extruded product/h
4 Cost (initial investment and
operating cost in Rs/h and R/s
unit output)
Rs. 120/kg
5 How the new technology will
impact the income of the
farmers and its benefits over
conventional system in terms
of saving in cost of operation,
inputs, timeliness and other
The process developed increased the value of the
kodo kutki, hence enhance the income of the
farmers.
6 Social/environmental/ other
benefits
Due to its nutritional quality it is certainly
benefited to the youth.
7 Status of commercialization/
IPO rights etc.
Technology is yet to be transferred to the
beneficiaries
technology has been
transferred.
NA
9 Special facilities required (for Not required
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example confirming to the
norms of Food Safety and
Standards Authority of India
10 Photographs in operation with
proper lighting, light
background and only operator
to appear if required image
size not exceeding 500kb,300
dpi,24 bit colour, jpeg format
11 Contact details of person to
whom technology and further
details can be held
(information on the postal
address, email, telephone, fax
etc).
Dr. S. Patel, Professor & Head
Department of APFE, FAE, IGKV, Raipur
0771-2444254 (O), Mobile 098265-65675
e-mail patels47@rediffmail.com
12 Source of availability Dr. S. Patel, Professor & Head
15.
Item Details
technology/process
Product development
Process for Mango Leather (Aam Papad),
Mango powder and Mango toffee
operation, suitability to different
Corps/ commodities, power and
labour requirement, how it is an
systems, safety factors
incorporated etc.)
Mango toffee, Mango Leather (Aam Papad)
and Mango powder developed. Among the
available local varieties of mangoes, four verities
namely Khurori, Gola, Lodha, Sendri,
(Taotapuri - check) were found suitable having
60 or more than 60% pulp. There was no
significant effect of cultivars on quality and
sensory scores of mango leather or powder.
There was no significant variations noted after
120 days of storage period for both the product
in polyethylene bags
3 Performance results (efficiency,
capacity of operation, losses
etc.)
Mango Toffee - 300 Nos/day (8 g)
Mango leather- 50 kg/day
Mango powder10 kg/day (50 g)
operating cost in Rs/h and R/s
unit output)
Mango Toffee - Rs. 0.5/toffee,
Mango leather- Rs 100/kg
Mango powder Rs. 10/pouch
impact the income of the
Farmers find it difficult to sell out their stock of
local mangoes. Under such circumstances, the
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farmers and its benefits over
conventional system in terms of
saving in cost of operation,
inputs, timeliness and other
local varieties are processed to create the
market.
benefits
Enhance income of the society.
7 Status of commercialization/
IPO rights etc.
beneficiaries
Arihant Grih Udyog
Nehru Nagar, Raipur (CG)
Mrs Ranjan Jain & Shri Ashok Jain
9 Special facilities required (for
example confirming to the
norms of Food Safety and
Standards Authority of India
Required
proper lighting, light
background and only operator to
appear if required image size
not exceeding 500kb,300 dpi,24
bit colour, jpeg format
11 Contact details of person to
whom technology and further
details can be held (information
on the postal address, email,
telephone, fax etc).
0771-2444254 (O), Mobile 098265-65675
16.
Item Details
technology/process
Product development
whey based mango-herbal beverages
incorporated etc.)
Standardize the process for manufacture of
channa whey based mango beverages. The
beverage prepared with 12% mango pulp, 8%
sugar, 48% water and 32% whey containing
1.5% lemongrass distillate/pudina distillate
(v/v) was found quite acceptable. The
beverage had 19
o
B TSS, 0.2% acidity,
4.47% reducing sugar, 16.59% TS and pH
5.04 most acceptable.
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capacity of operation, losses etc.)
Storage - The quality of the product was well
accepted by the judges and by the consumers
upto 60 days of storage under refrigerated
conditions.
operating cost in Rs/h and R/s unit
output)
The cost of 250 ml bottle beverage was
calculated to be Rs. 7.65 with 15% margin.
impact the income of the farmers
and its benefits over conventional
system in terms of saving in cost
of operation, inputs, timeliness
and other pertinent in formation
The value added product from mango may
increased the rate of the mango.
benefits
Enhance income of the milk parlour, as whey
is a waste bi-product.
7 Status of commercialization/ IPO
rights etc.
Commercialized
Mr. Dakeshwar Prasad
Gudhiyari, Raipur (CG)
example confirming to the norms
of Food Safety and Standards
Authority of India (FSSAI) or
other standards)
Required
proper lighting, light background
and only operator to appear if
required image size not
exceeding 500kb,300 dpi,24 bit
colour, jpeg format
technology and further details can
be held (information on the postal
0771-2444254 (O), Mobile 098265-65675
17.
Item Details
technology/process
Development of process technology for
Multi-grain flour /Composite flour
Based on the sensory evaluation and medical
experts process technology for the preparation
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incorporated etc.)
of composite flour is successfully developed
and commercialized. The process includes
mixing of wheat and finger millet in the ratio
of 7:3 (w/w). composite flour has been found
effective for a particular target group of
diabetic patients.
Nutritive values (per 100 g at 12 % moisture)
Carbohydrate (g) 61.94
Protein (g) 11.27
Fat (g) 0.93
Total diatry fibre (g) 12.99
Glycemic index (GI) 57
Calcium (mg) 85.80
Phosphorus (mg) 245.73
Energy (kcal) 301
Though the flour was targeted to the diabetic
group but it is popular among the common
mass. This is the achievement of the
innovation which has bringing the millet to
the diet of common people.
output)
Rs. 25/kg
Value added product from Ragi.
benefits
rights etc.
Commercialized through SHGs in Bastar,
Dantewada and Narayanpur
SHG at Pusagaon, Palki of Narayanpur and
other villages of Bastar
other standards)
Required
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colour, jpeg format
0771-2444254 (O), Mobile 098265-65675
18.
.
Item Details
technology/process
Development of process technology for
ragi malt
systems, safety factors incorporated
etc.)
Nutritive values (per 100 g at 12 %
moisture)
Carbohydrate (g) 56.39
Protein (g) 12.37
Fat (g) 1.64
Total dietary fibre (g) 14.64
Calcium (mg) 280.92
Phosphorus (mg) 321.95
Energy (kcal) 290
Thiamine (mg) 1.37
Niacin (mg) 3.51
Riboflavin (mg) 0.06
Process technology for the preparation of
ragi malt is successfully developed and
commercialized through SHGs. Presently 17
SHGs are on the job of preparing this
product in addition to Sanjeevini counters. It
is the mix flour of germinated ragi (finger
millet), green gram and bengal gram in the
ratio of 3:1:1 (w/w). The grains after
complete germination are dried well
followed by grinding, shifting and screening.
The screened mixture so obtained is then
packed. This mix is dissolved in the luke
warm milk with or without sugar and served.
The nutritive value of the product is given as
below:
This product is popular among the school
going children as health food and infant
mothers to mitigate calcium deficiency.
output)
Rs. 200/kg
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system in terms of saving in cost of
operation, inputs, timeliness and
other pertinent in formation
benefits
rights etc.
SHG at Pusagaon, Palki of Narayanpur
and other villages of Bastar
Authority of India (FSSAI) or other
standards)
Required
required image size not exceeding
format
0771-2444254 (O), Mobile 098265-65675
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19.
Item Details
technology/process
Development of process technology for ragi
papad
incorporated etc.)
Process technology for the preparation of
papad using ragi (finger millet) is
successfully developed and demonstrated
among the SHGs and women groups.
Fraction of ragi as high as 50% can be used
for the preparation of papad along with the
other ingredients viz., green or black gram,
rice flour, spices (according to taste).
The sensory evaluation data indicated that
finger millet up to 20% is highly accepted
beyond this due to dark colour the
acceptability was gradually declined.
Depending on the fraction of finger millet
ratio of other ingredients varied.
output)
Rs. 200 / kg
benefits
rights etc.
SHG at Pusagaon, Palki of Narayanpur and
other villages of Bastar
other standards)
Required
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colour, jpeg format
0771-2444254 (O), Mobile 098265-65675
20.
Item Details
technology/process
Storage Structure : Bamboo Kothi
incorporated etc.)
Bamboo storage structure plastered with cement in the
inner surface and lined with polyethylene in the inner
surface.
Output capacity: 2.3,4,5,7,10 quintals
cost in Rs/h and R/s unit output)
Unit Cost: Rs. 500 - 900/unit
formation
It increased the storage period of the seed and other
materials. It also increase the germination percentage of
seeds.
6 Social/environmental/ other benefits Enhance income of the society.
etc.
Technology is yet to be transferred to the beneficiaries
Commercialized
NA
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operator to appear if required image
colour, jpeg format
technology and further details can be held
(information on the postal address, email,
0771-2444254 (O), Mobile 098265-65675
22.
Item Details
technology/process
Rice flaking machine
incorporated etc.)
Graded, sorted paddy is soaked in hot water
for about 8 to 10 hours. The rollers of the
flaking machine are adjusted according to the
fineness of the flakes desired. In a short time
the paddy is pressed into fine flakes and bran
is powdered and drops down automatically
through the sieve.
Output capacity: 2-3q/h
output)
Unit Cost: Rs. 5/kg
Value added product from rice.
benefits
rights etc.
beneficiaries
NA
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other standards)
NA
colour, jpeg format
0771-2444254 (O), Mobile 098265-65675
III ] :Technologies on natural resource management
developed by Indira Gandhi Krishi
Vishwavidyalaya, Raipur (Chhattisgarh), India
1.
Item Details
1 Name of technology/ agro-
technique
LTFE in this centre has to assess the needs of soil for
sustainable growth in agricultural production without
any degradation in soil quality for attaining ever
increasing growth in production on sustainable basis.
technical features (adoption
requirements, suitability/ agro-
climatic conditions, how it is an
improvement over the existing,
eco-friendliness)
To study the effect of continuous application of
plant nutrients through inorganic, singly and in
combination with organics on yield performance of
crops in rice-wheat cropping systems,
To study the effect of the secondary and
micronutrients (as per need) on crop yields and also
on the assessment of the need for these elements
under an rice-wheat cropping programme
To work out the amount of nutrients removal by
the crops
To monitor the changes in soil properties as a
result of continuous manuring and cropping
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Monitoring the changes in physical, chemical and
microbiological characteristics of the soil as a result
of continuous applied fertilizer nutrients under rice
wheat cropping system
3 Performance results (efficiency
& sustainability)
After completing one successful decade of LTFE
following results can be drawn:
Crop production data indicates that application of 100%
NPK +FYM (5t/ha Kharif only) gives higher yield on
sustainable basis.
Incorporation of organic sources with inorganic
fertilizers are important for sustaining long term soil
health as observed in 100% NPK+FYM and
50%NPK+green manure application .
Application of NPK+FYM increase soil organic carbon
status which is good indicator of long term soil health.
Soils of this region (Vertisols) are rich in native K and
recommendation can be drawn in favors of farmers that
if farmers wants to save the input incurred on fertilizers
they can skip application of potassium on soil testing
basis.
Continuous application of recommended dose of
phosphatic fertilizers builds up of soil phosphorus.
Under such situations farmers may reduce P fertilizer
doses as per soil test which save input and cost of
cultivation without affecting productivity.
No response to micronutrient Zn on Rice and Wheat
yield was recorded as critical level is high.
4 Likely Cost (cost of intervention
and output per unit area)
The technology requires only soil testing as per crop
requirement the fertilizer does can be fixed and based on
the test results, fertilizer doses are fixed. If soil nutrients
level is low then fertilizer doses are fixed for moderate
level of crop yields otherwise fertilizer doses can be
fixed for crops potential yield. Many times soil P build
up can save the unnecessary fertilizer application.
5 Impact of technology
on farming community
and its benefits over
conventional and saving
time & cost of
operation, inputs,
timeliness etc.
The technology has been provided to farmers of the
state and they are using the correct information i.e.
started using balance dose of fertilizer in their
cropping system.. Due to this technology, the balance
fertilizer consumption and crop production are
increasing continuously and NPK ratio in the state is
also improved in a balanced manner.
benefits
Ever increasing need and demand of agricultural
production can only be fulfilled only when base (SOIL)
is in good health. With changing climate conditions and
importance of micro organisms in increasing agriculture
production on sustainable basis LTFE at Raipur is
planning to initiate work on microbially mediated
decomposition process of organic matter with their role
in reducing GHG emission from soil and sequestering
more carbon into soil. This will not only reduce the
dependency on costly input like fertilizer and will
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reduce the cultivation cost but also maintain soil in a
state to support future demands of higher production to
feed increasing human population. Also continuous
monitoring of GHG emission from agricultural field will
provide the input to alter the existing practice of
agriculture cultivation to mitigate these emissions
without yield reduction
7 Status of commercialization/ IP
rights etc.
Customized fertilizer can be sold by fertilizer company
as per our recommendation.
entrepreneur
standards etc.
Large scale demonstration on Farmers field ,
10 Indicative photographs with
proper lighting (Full size JPEG)
Enclosed
11 Contact details of person
generated (Postal address, email,
Dr R.K Bajpai, Principal Scientist and I/c AICRP on
LTFE, IGKV, Raipur (CG) 07712284149, Mob
09406236558. e-mail- rkbajpai_igau@yahoo.com
technology/ expertise
Department of Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry,
IGKV, Raipur (CG).
2.
Item Details
1 Name of technology/ agro-technique Soil test based balanced fertilization with IPNS
approach for all major crops (cereals, pulses,
oilseeds, vegetables, cash crops etc) of the
Chhattisgarh state covering all three agro-
climatic zones.
eco-friendliness)
The soil test based balanced nutrition for all
major crops generated is based on the scientific
approach taking nutrients requirement,
efficiencies of soil, fertilizer and organic source
nutrients and crop yields. The technology has
generated the basic information on these
parameters for all the major crops and evolved in
a equation forms for fertilizer nutrients to be
applied for each crop in a particular soil type.
The information is generated for a crop under
various soil situations, rainfed and irrigated crops
also.
sustainability)
The performance of the technology has been
tested on farmers field through FLDs and
testing is continuing for different crops in
different situations. The results of FLDs
conducted on farmers clearly show that soil test
and yield target based balanced fertilizer
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application gives higher yield response, net
profit and net return than those of blanket or
farmers fertilizer dose. IPNS dose although
gives relatively less profit than chemical source
but keeps care for soil health in a sustained way.
The technology requires only soil testing of the
crop fields and based on the test results,
fertilizer doses are fixed. If soil nutrients level is
low then fertilizer doses are fixed for moderate
level of crop yields otherwise fertilizer doses
can be fixed for crops potential yield. Many
times soil P build up can save the unnecessary
fertilizer application.
5 Impact of technology on
benefits over conventional and
saving time & cost of operation,
Soil testing facilities require at district/KVK
level and soil samples of the farmers fields can
be tested and provide balance fertilizer doses.
The technology has been provided to all limited
soil testing laboratory in the state and they are
furnishing the correct information to the
farmers. Due to this soil testing technology, the
fertilizer consumption and crop production are
increasing continuously and NPK ratio in the
state is also improved in a balanced manner.
6 Social/environmental/ other benefits The adoption of soil test technology has
improved the farmers income by increasing
their crop production and save the
environmental soil pollution, improve the soil
health.
etc.
Looking to the need of widespread soil testing
facility in the state, soil testing service in PPP
mode has also been promoted by Govt of India
and some private entrepreneurs have shown
their interest to start the soil testing service in
the state.
standards etc.
Soil testing by standard procedure adopted by
all over the country is the basic requirement
based on which the technology is generated.
etc).
Dr V N Mishra, Principal Scientist and I/c
AICRP on STCR, IGKV, Raipur (CG)
07712242842, Mobile- 09827162401.
e-mail vnmishra_igau@yahoo.com
expertise
Department of Soil Science and Agricultural
Chemistry, IGKV, Raipur (CG).
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3.
Item Details
1 Name of technology/ agro-technique
WM Technology for water logged areas
utilizing Buch as alternate crop
eco-friendliness)
zone.
sustainability)
Buch : Buch (Acorus Calamus) a high value
medicinal crop can be grown with spacing of
30x20 cm with a amount equal to 48 irrigations,
each of 6 cm depth after 1 DADPW produced
maximum yield of 89.1 q/ha with net return of
Rs. 1.72 lac/ha. Buch can be well adopted in
water logged areas.
-
Buch : Buch (Acorus Calamus) a high value
medicinal crop can be grown with net return of
Rs. 1.72 lac/ha. Buch can be well adopted in
water logged areas.
technology
etc.
-
-
standards etc.
-
-
etc).
Tel. 07752-254711, 254379
expertise
4.
Item Details
1 Name of varieties/ hybrids/ breeds/
Fish seed production, nursery
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management and fingerling rearing of
Rohu, Catla and Mrigal (IMC)
2 Farming situation and specific
incorporated etc.)
Recommended for all agro climatic zones
diseases etc.) percent improvement
Conventionally 30% recovery is taken, after
modified technology 65% is the survival rate.
attractiveness
Approximate cost per ha.area is Rs.67,500/-
Total quantity produced per season-
Rs. 9,75,000 if 65% survival or 65,00000 fry
Rs. 5,25,000 if 35% survival or 35,00000 fry
5 Economic benefits over conventional
Economic benefits around 2 to 3.5 times
depending upon the individuals management
practice and other conditions.
6 Social/environmental/ other benefits Farmers will benefit economically and the water
bodies will be utilized for quality food
production without any adverse environmental
deterioration.
etc.
-
-
9 Special regulatory requirements required
(for example confirming to the norms of
National Biodiversity Authority or
others)
-
Photographs attached.
11 Contact details of generator (Postal add.,
Dr. M.S. Chari, Professor/ Dr. Sandhya R.
Gaur , Professor & Head, Fisheries, Indira
Gandhi Krishi Vishwavidyalaya , Krishak
Nagar, Raipur 492 006
e-mail: charims@yahoo.com &
drgaur1809@yahoo.co.in
Mob. : 9300429608, 09893259396
Fax No. 0771-2442491
Fisheries section IGKV, Raipur
5.
Item Details
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1 Name of varieties/ hybrids/ breeds/
Duck cum Fish integration for village
ponds of Chhattisgarh
2 Farming situation and specific
incorporated etc.)
Recommended for all agro climatic zones
diseases etc.) percent improvement
Productivity per unit increased 2-3 times
compared to only fish culture in village ponds
attractiveness
` 32500/- is the investment. It is highly
beneficial as productivity is more in a given unit
area
5 Economic benefits over conventional
Farmers reaped 1.5 times to 3 times overall
economic benefits over the traditional fish
culture in village ponds depending on individual
management practices.
6 Social/environmental/ other benefits Farmers will benefit economically and land and
water bodies will be utilized for more than one
crop from single unit, without any adverse
environmental deterioration.
etc.
-
-
9 Special regulatory requirements required
(for example confirming to the norms of
National Biodiversity Authority or
others)
-
Photograph attached
11 Contact details of generator (Postal add.,
Dr. M.S. Chari, Professor/ Dr. Sandhya R.
Gaur , Professor & Head, Fisheries, Indira
Gandhi Krishi Vishwavidyalaya , Krishak
Nagar, Raipur 492 006
e-mail: charims@yahoo.com &
drgaur1809@yahoo.co.in
Mob. : 9300429608, 09893259396
Fax No. 0771-2442491
Fisheries section IGKV, Raipur
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IV] :Vaccine/ diagnostic kits/ other biologicat
products developed by I ndira Gandhi Krishi
Vishwavidyalaya, Raipur (Chhattisgarh), India
1.
Item Details
1 Name of vaccine/ diagnostic kit/
biological product etc.
Diagnostic Kit - Soil Testing Kit
features (its special characteristics,
economic merit, how it is an
improvement over the existing ones,
safety factors incorporated etc.)
Analysis of pH, lime requirement and available
NPK by the farmer itself or extension personnel
Most efficient
4 Likely Cost (investment on generation of
technology/ cost of production at
commercial level in terms of per unit
output or as applicable)
Rs. 1200/- per kit which is sufficient for
analysis of 20 soil samples.
Refilling facility for Rs. 600/- per kit
5 How the innovative new technology will
impact the income of the entrepreneurs;
its benefit over old products in terms of
savings in cost of production, inputs,
timeliness and other pertinent
information
Farmers are benefitted by preventing
unnecessary use of Phosphorus and Potassium
and use of balanced fertilized will improve the
yield
6 Social/ environmental/ other benefits Environmentally and social benefits
etc.
-
Department of Agriculture, Chhattisgarh
Government, Raipur.
9 Special regulatory requirement (e.g.
confirming to the norms of food safety
(FSSAI)/ Biosafety standards/ other
standards)
-
500kb,300 dpi,24 bit colour, jpeg format)
Dr. S.K. Patil, Professor,
Dr. V.N. Mishra, Professor, (CG), Department
of Soil Science, IGKV, Raipur.
Phone- 0771-2442633, Fax- 2442491
e-mail-spatil_igau@yahoo.com,
vnmishra_igau@yahoo.com
expertise
Department of Soil Science, IGKV, Raipur
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V] : Technology under Pipeline:
1. Soil Science
1.Development of Rice based vegetable crops using INM approach through STCR in C. G.
plains. Using INM approach development of STCR based rice-potato, rice-maize, rice-field
pea & sugarcane system in Sarguja hills and maize-potato, rice-wheat & rice based vegetable
system in Bastar plateau.
2.Development of district level soil fertility map for Raipur, Durg, Mahasamund, Raigarh and
Bastar.
3.Intervention options for managing GHG emission and carbon-sequestration.
4.Screening of rice germplasm for acid soils and for higher nutrient use efficiency.
5.Utilization of fly ash in agriculture.
2. Plant Breeding & Genetics:
Rice:
Variety identified as promising in AICRIP trials 2011.
1. Entry R 1570-2649-1-1546-1 has been identified as promising in AICRIP trials 2011 in
Advance Variety Trial 2- Aerobic on the basis of three year performance. This entry
identified as promising for Gujarat, Chhattisgarh and Tamilnadu. The identification proposal
will be submitted shortly.
2. Following Varieties have been found promising in AICRIP trials 2011 namely R 1535-1382-
1-1667-1 in Advance Variety trial 1-Irrigated Mid Early (AVT 1-IME), R 1529-1183-1-1041-
1 (IET 22235) in Advance Variety trial 1-Irrigated Medium (AVT 1-IM), R 1536-136-1-77-1
& R 1521-950-6-843-1 in Initial Variety Trial Aromatic Short Gain (IVT-ASG) and one
entry namely R 1656-1146-4-512-1 in Aromatic Short Grain Observational Nursery.
3. In addition to above following entries have been found promising in State trials. Entries R
1672-1171-1-124-1, R 1580-1853-1-726-1, R 1528-998-1-91-1, R 1576-1698-2-556-1, R
1678-1901-1-1473-1, R 1218-598-1-281-1, R 1448-35-18-3-1, R 1551-2169-1-1354-1 &
R1565-2449-3-1484-1 have been recorded promising performance over Check Samleshwari
and Danteshwari.
4. In mid early group, entries R 1240-913-2-1031-1, R 1576-1680-1-536-1, R 1570-2644-2-
1547-1, R 1570-2649-1-1546-1, R 1582-814-1-258-1, R 1598-483-1-297-1, R 1662-1398-5-
660-1 & R 1707-2291-3-2392-1 showed promising performance over Chandrahasini and IR
64.
5. Entries R 1521-880-1-37-1, R 1720-2550-4-2644-1, R 1124-69-1-45-1, R 1702-3677-1-4734-
1, R 1527-947-1-78-1, R 1521-950-6-843-1, R 1682-1997-6-1754-1 & R 1530-1546-1-418-1
recorded promising performance over Mahamaya and Karma Masuri in medium group.
6. In Late group entries namely R 1641-907-1-397-1, R 1557-1317-1-580-1, R 304 -34, R
1532-1244-3-1109-1, R 1138-688-3-533-1, R 1529-1183-3-1043-1, R 1238-1820-1-1 & R
1238-720-6-555-1 recorded promising performance over Swarna and Mahsuri.
7. Promising entries in Fine slender (FSVT -LS) group are R 1528-998-1-91-1, R 1217-2, R
1700-2240-4-2295-1, R 1519-781-1-594-1, R 1528-106-1-56-1, R 1599-594-2-305-1, R
1518-725-849-3, R-K 1019 and R 1551-1066-1-449-1 and in Medium slender (FSVT -MS)
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group, R 1521-950-6-843-1, R 1700-2243-2-2312-1, R 1432-251-103-1-1, R 1630-1237-2-
827-1, R 1695-2152-2-269-1, R 1536-1170-5-140-1, R 1656-2816-9-3223-1, R 1605-315-1-
31-1 and R 1698-3644-3-4696-1 were found promising.
Pulses:
Fieldpea:
RFP 2010-1 & RFP 2010-3
Lathyrus:
RLS 3009, RLS 3006 & RLS 3004
Urdbean:
RU 03-16, RU-03-52
3. Horticulture:
Brinjal : Indira Brinjal White Long (IBWL 2007-1), Indira Brinjal Green Long (IBGL 2010-2)
Chilli : Indira Chilli-2, Indira Chilli-3
Cherry Tomato : ICHT 2012-1, ICHT 2012-2, ICHT 2012-3
Indian Bean (Sem) : IS-1, IS-2, IS-5 & IS-6
Bottle gourd : Indira Bottle Gourd Round (IBGR) 2010-1
VI] : IGKV 2030-2050:
The IGVK has so far been successful in delivering the expected outcomes and is moving
ahead with renewed vigor to face complex challenges and to harness the diverse opportunities, in
the form of available natural resources, for improving the economic status and livelihood security
of the farmers. These efforts would lead the university to become a leading institution in the
realm of agriculture.
Vision
Ensuring excess production along with value addition of food and income security for all,
through technological intervention and sustainable agriculture. Providing basis for the livelihood
security to farmers of Chhattisgarh.
Mission
Manage the natural resources to increase the production of farming sector and to
implement the strategies for sustainable and eco-friendly practices in order to improve
profitability of the farming community.
Crop Improvement:
1. Development of varieties for specific adaptation to different ecosystems.
2. Application of molecular and genomic approaches for crop improvement and making this an
integral part of routine breeding program.
3. Conservation, characterization and maintenance of biodiversity of rice and other crops of the
region.
4. Identification of genes and genotypes for various biotic, abiotic factors as well as for yield
and quality characters.
5. Development of varieties with increased nutritional value.
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6. Understanding the scientific basis of medicinal values in crops like rice and tribal area crops.
7. Breeding varieties for changing climatic, particularly for high temperature and elevated CO
2
level.
8. Changing rice from C
3
to C
4
photosynthetic pathway for substantial increased grain yield
9. Development of hybrids in rice, maize and vegetable crops for this region.
10. Development of seed quality testing
11. Rainwater harvesting mechanisms for better land and water management
12. Improved agronomic practices for increasing productivity
13. Improved entomological management for important major pest prevailing in the state
14. Improved pathological management for important major diseases prevailing in the state.
15. Improved post-harvest management for value addition.
16. Impact analysis and natural resources management for improved productivity.
17. The major thrust has to given to generate technology for less labourer intensive rice
cultivation, especially for crop establishment, weed and other cultural managements.
18. The emphasis needs to given to maintain the soil health. Major research needs to be carried
out to monitor the soil chemical properties especially pH which is lowering in many areas.
The site specific balanced nutrients schedules and integrated nutrients management models
need to developed on priority research basis.
19. The study is needed to quantify the emission of green house gases under different methods of
rice cultivation with reference to impact of climate change scenario.
20. Enhancing the productivity of upland rainfed system through appropriate agronomical
interventions
21. Increasing the input use efficiency through precision use of inputs with the adoption of high-
tech system in agriculture.
22. The water use in rice is serious problem, moreover aerobic rice and SRI irrigation
management schedule needs refinement and feasibility. The alternative systems is also
needed for rice production to increase water use efficiency without deteriorating yield.
23. The rice varieties (inbred and hybrids) need to evaluate for nutritional value and under
different situations having high yield potential and resistant to biotic and abiotic stresses.
24. Rainwater harvesting mechanisms for increasing productivity of rice and rice based system.
25. Impact analysis and natural resources management for improved productivity and livelihood
security through rice based cropping system.
26. Stem borer incidence is increasing in kharif and summer season rice crop. So this wide
sprayed problem may be emphasized in the future research planning.
27. New pathogens are appearing with the changing climatic conditions, however the technology
needs to be generated according to occurrence of different diseases.
Natural Resource Management:
1. To generate technology for less labour intensive cultivation of different crops, especially for
crop establishment, weeds in experiment and other cultural practices.
2. The emphasis needs to given to maintain the soil health. Major research needs to be carried
out to monitor the soil physic chemical properties especially pH, as it going is which is down
towards acidity in many areas. The site specific balanced nutrient schedules and integrated
nutrient management models need to developed on priority research basis.
3. The study is needed to quantify the emission of green house gases under different methods of
rice cultivation with reference to impact of climate change scenario.
4. The productivity of upland rainfed eco-system is very low, therefore appropriate agronomical
interventions is needed in this system especially to improve the water retentions in the field,
reduction in evapo-transpiration and weed and nutrient management practices.
5. The input use efficiency will be the major constraints in coming decades however, study is
needed on precise use of inputs with the adoption of high-tech system in agriculture.
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6. The water use in rice is serious problem, moreover aerobic rice and irrigation management
schedule in SRI systems needs refinement and feasibility. The alternative systems is also
needed for rice production to increase water use efficiency without deteriorating yield.
7. The rice varieties (inbred and hybrids) need to evaluate for nutritional value and under
different situations having high yield potential and resistant to biotic and abiotic stresses. The
AICIP Agronomy programme is mainly concentrated on irrigated ecosystem. The
programme need to re-orient on rainfed ecosystem also.
8. Development of rainwater harvesting mechanisms for increasing productivity of rice and rice
based system.
9. Impact analysis and natural resources management for improved productivity and livelihood
security through rice based cropping system.
10. The soils of the state are highly diverse and variable type which needs to be monitored
closely. There is high soil variability with in the 100 meter along the slope comprises from
light to heavy textured and clear cut differences in their various physico-chemical properties.
Hence, soil mapping for each village covering entire state would be the primary aim to
delineate the nutrient management.
11. Nutrient problem of Chhattisgarh area is more prone to the secondary and micronutrients
which needs to be studied in detail. Secondary & micronutrient will be delineated and their
management based technology will be generated.
12. Looking to the needs of soil quality, and environment management organic farming needs to
be enhanced.
13. Carbon capture and storage (CCS) will needs to be evaluated under long term fertilization as
well as tillage schedule under different cropping system at regional level for sustaining soil
quality and productivity.
14. Similarly identification and simultaneous quantification of rice based cropping systems
under different management practices for their role in emission of GHGs.
15. Accessibility to pure water is continuously being limited by use of heavy doses of
imbalanced fertilization, agro chemicals viz., pesticides, herbicides, fungicides and also
PGRs which enters in water body through soil which affects the soil environment as well
as microflora . Suitable strategies are to be developed to prevent soil as well as water quality.
16. Identification of new rice traits from rice germplasm (approximately 25,000) for efficient
utilization of native phosphorus and under various problem soils.
17. Assessment of heavy metals.
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