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ZAHRS - Hiriyur

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Year of Establishment
ZAHRS Hiriyur – Established in 1916
Total Area of Station – 81.50 ha
Crop Distribution
  1. Field Crops : Groundnut, Millet, Bengalgram, Sunflower, Castor,
  2. Fruit Crops : Papaya, Watermelon, Pomegranate, Guava, Mango
  3. Vegetables : Tomato, Brinjal, Lettuce, Cucumber, Chilli,Onion and Garlic
  4. Plantation Crops : Coconut, Arecanut
  5. Flower Crops : Chrysanthemum, Tuberose
  6. Livestock (Dairy).
  7. Fisheries
Research projects : AICRP/ Adhoc projects
  1. All India Coordinated Research Project on Groundnut
  2. All India Co-Ordinated Research Project on Millets
  3. Establishment of Farm Machinery Training and Testing Institute [FMTTI]
  4. Integrated Agromet Advisory Service (GKMS)
Varieties / Technologies Developed from this station are as follows.
  1. Groundnut varieties : SahyadriDurga (ICGV-181029), KadiriLepakshi (K 1812) and DH-256
  2. Finger Millet : CFMV-1 and KMR-340 White Ragi
  3. Bengalgram : Mechanically harvestable Bengal gram variety NBeG 47
  4. Redgram: BRG-5
  5. Castor: HCH-6 Hybrid
  6. Weed Managment in Groundnut :  Pendamethalin 30EC+ Imazethapyr 2EC@ 1.0kg/ha PE (ready mix) followed by quizalofop- p-ethyl @ 50g/ha at 15-20 DAS (PoE)
  7. Coffee Heaper Machine
  8. Hand Operated Coffee raking machine
  9. Farmer’s friendly mini onion top tail Cutting Machine.

AHRS - Bavikere

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Year of Establishment
AHRS Bavikere – Established in 1990
Total Area of Station – 102.95 ha
Crop Distribution
  1. Arecanut
  2. Paddy
  3. Cashew
  4. Soybean
  5. Coconut
Research projects : AICRP/ Adhoc projects
  1. Oil Palm (Voluntary)
Varieties / Technologies Developed from this station are as follows.
  1. IFS model (1st IFS Model)
  2. Nursery (5 star)

AHRS - Kathalagere

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Year of Establishment
AHRS Kathalagere – Established in 1975
Total Area of Station – 124.92 ha
Crop Distribution

  1. Field Crops: Paddy, Sugarcane, Soyabean, Maize, Blackgram, Fodder Cowpea, Greengram etc.,

  2. Horticultural Crops: Arecanut, Coconut, Mango, Sapota.

  3. Fodder Bank: Napier, COF-31.

  4. Good yielding livestock (Dairy).

Research projects : AICRP/ Adhoc projects
  1. All India Co-Ordinated Research Project on Integrated Farming System.
  2. AICRP Voluntary Centre for Maize and Rice
Varieties / Technologies Developed from this station are as follows.
  1. The varieties developed from this station are as follows
    • a. Paddy varieties: MO-4, JGL-9718, KKP-5
    • b. Blackgram variety: LBG-625 (Rashmi)
  2.  The farm is producing good Seednuts (Coconut) from 40 years old mother palms
  3. Dry land based Integrated Forming System (< 1 ac.)

Zone 7

ZAHRS - Shivamogga

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Year of Establishment
ZAHRS Shivamogga – Established in 1976
Total Area of Station – 80.58 ha
Crop Distribution
  • Paddy
  • Maize
  • Ragi
  • Pulses
  • Ginger
  • Areca
  • Turmeric
  • Cocoa
  • Banana
  • Tobacco
  • Mango
  • Cashew
Research projects : AICRP/ Adhoc projects
  1. AINP (Tobacco)
  2. AICRP Palm
  3. AICRP Nematode
  4. Organic Farming Research (OFRC)
  5. Areca Research Project
  6. Cashew Technology Centre
  7. Rejuvenating Watersheds for Agricultural Resilience through Innovative Development Programme  (Reward)
  8. Watershed Development to Prevent Drought  (WDPD)
  9. GKMS
 1Paddy / RNR-15048

Fine grain, Resistant to blast disease and low glycine content. Duration:  Short matures in 120 to 125 days, Yield: 75 to 80 q/ha)

 

 2FCV Tobacco FCS-4

FCS-4 is a high yield FCV variety with cured leaf yield of 1660 kg/ha and gives 20-30% higher cured leaf yield over the existing varieties like Kanchan and Sahyadri.  It is accepted by the farmers

 

 3Cowpea : GP1

GP-1 is a new Cowpea variety with yield of 11.80 q/ha suitable for Kharif season.  It was recorded 10-15% higher yield level over the existing varieties DC-15, UAHS-28 and well accepted by the farmers.

 

 4Ragi : CFMV-1It is a biofortified variety rich in Iron (58 ppm) and Zinc (42 ppm) than the presently cultivated varieties. It is a high yielding and blast tolerant variety.
 5FCV Tobacco Moisture Conservation

Application of dried areca nut husk on the FCV tobacco ridges at the rate of four tons of per acre on the day of planting or a day or two after planting to conserve soil moisture.

 

 6Yard Long Bean

Inclusion of technology in POP: Spinetoram 11.7 SC @ 0.40 ml/l significantly reduced the pod borer damage in yard long beans and also increased the pod yield.

 

 7Yard Long Bean

Inclusion of technology in POP: Spiromesifen 22.9 SC @ 0.80 ml/l significantly reduced the mite damage in yard long beans and also increased the pod yield.

 

 8Noni

Application of 70:40:40g NPK in 2 splits along with5 kg FYM / plant during onset of monsoon and after monsoon, resulted in maximum vegetative growth, early flowering, fruit set, fruit maturity and harvesting the fruits. Maximum fruit weight (143.04 g), fruit yield (75.59 kg/pl) and over all yield of 57.26 t/ha with highest benefit of Rs. 5.07. The post-harvest qualities of fruits and leaf NPK status and available soil NPK was also found to be better.

 

 9Paddy

Inclusion of technology in POP: Tebuconazole 25.9% EC @ 1.5 ml/l significantly reduced the leaf and neck blast disease of paddy and also increase the grain yield.

 

 10Paddy

Inclusion of technology in POP : Propiconzole 25 % EC@ 1.0 ml/l significantly reduced sheath rot disease of paddy and also increase the grain yield.

 

 11Arecanut

The experiment was conducted from Arecanut Research Centre, Shivamogga in farmer’s field from 2018-19 to 2022-23.

The large scale demonstration was conducted at Bannikere, Shivamogga Tq and Kanivemane, Shikaripura Tq during 2023-24.

The data was presented in ZREP 2024 (Zone -07) and it was accepted for inclusion in PoP

 

Soil application of talc based formulation of Trichoderma harzianum (cfu 1×105) @ 100g+ Pseudomonas fluorescens (cfu 2×108) @ 100g/ palm + 1kg of neem cake/palm at half yearly interval + Root feeding of Tebuconazole 250 EC @ 2ml in 100ml of water at quarterly interval.

 

 12Paddy

Application of 50% recommended dose of N as conventional urea at the time of sowing followed by top dressing of 25% N through conventional urea at 30 DAP and recommending  25% N application at 60 DAP through foliar spray of Nano urea @ 4 ml/l.

 

 FCV Tobacco

Sowing of groundnut as an intercrop in alternate rows of FCV tobacco on the day of planting or next day of planting.

 

 13Ragi

A field experiment was conducted at Agricultural and Horticultural Research Station, Bavikere, during Kharif 2022 and 2023.

 

 

 

The results revealed that application of 100 per cent RDN + one spray of 0.4 per cent nano urea fertilizer at 30 DAT recorded higher plant height, number of tillers hill-1, grain yield, net return and B:C.  This treatment was on par with 75 per cent RDN + two sprays of 0.4 per cent nano urea fertilizer at 30 & 45 DAT

 

 

Treatments approved for far trial 2024

 

T1: 75 per cent RDN + two sprays of 0.4 per cent nano urea fertilizer at 30 & 45 DAT

 

T2: recommended dose of fertilizer (100:50:50 N:P2O5:K2O kg ha-1)

 14Yard Long BeanEvaluation of Spinetoram 11.7 SC against legume pod borers infesting yard long bean.
 15Yard long bean

Evaluation of Spiromesifen 22.9 SC against red spider mite, Tetranychus urticae (Koch) in Yard long bean under field condition.

 

 16MaizeAssessment of different insecticides applied on maize as seed treatment to manage Spodoptera frugiperda (J.E. Smith)
 17FCV TobaccoManagement of Whitefly, Bemisia tabaci a vector of Tobacco Leaf Curl Virus.
 18Arecanut

Management of Bacterial leaf stripe of arecanut caused by Xanthomonas vasicola pv. arecae

The experiment was conducted from Arecanut Research Centre, Shivamogga in farmer’s field from 2019-20 to 2023-24.

 

The results were presented and accepted in Annual Technical Meet (Plant Pathology) 2024 and it was also accepted for farm trail at ZREP 2024 (Zone -07)

 

T1: Soil application of Bleaching powder around plant basin @ 50gm/palm + Spraying of Copper oxychloride + Kasugamycin 3% SL @ 3g/l+3ml/l two times at an interval of 20days

T2: Chemical check- COC + Streptocycline @3g/l+0.5g/littwo times at an interval of 20days.

 

 19Arecanut

To evaluate the efficacy of different insecticides against inflorescence caterpillar in areca nut

The experiment was conducted from Arecanut Research Centre, Shivamogga at farmer’s field from 2020-21 to 2022-23.

The results were presented and accepted in Annual Technical Meet (Agricultural Entomology) 2023 and it was also accepted for farm trail at ZREP 2024 (Zone -07)

 

T1: Chlorantraniliprole 18.5 % SC @ 0.3 ml/lit of water

 

T2: Chloropyriphos 20 EC @ 2.0 ml/ lit of water

 20Arecanut

Efficacy of organic insecticide for the management of rugose spiralling white fly

(Aleurodicus rugioperculatus) in arecanut.

The experiment was conducted from Arecanut Research Centre, Shivamogga at farmer’s field from 2020-21 to 2023-24.

The results were accepted in Annual Technical Meet (Agricultural Entomology) 2024 and it was also accepted for farm trail at ZREP 2024 (Zone-7)

 

T1: Neem seed kernal extract 5%

T2: Neem soap (10gm/liter of water)

 

 21Ragi, KMR 630Short duration, High yielding and blast tolerant vareity

MAHRS - Iruvakki

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Year of Establishment
MAHRS Iruvakki – Established in 2016
Total Area of Station – 523 acres
Crop Distribution
  • Maize
  • Paddy
  • Areca
  • Coconut
  • Ginger
  • Turmeric
  • Coffee
  • Pepper
  • Mango
  • Jackfruit
  • Citrus
  • Agar wood
  • Cashew
  • Medicinal plant
Research projects : AICRP/ Adhoc projects
  1. AICRP on Agroforestry

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AHRS - Honnavile

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Year of Establishment
AHRS Honnavile – Established in 1974
Total Area of Station – 124 acres
Crop Distribution
  • Paddy
  • Ragi
  • Maize
  • Cowpea
  • Soybean
  • Redgram
  • Green gram
  • Black gram
  • Areca
  • Cocount
  • Cashew
  • Mango
  • Sapota
  • Jackfruit
Research projects : AICRP/ Adhoc projects
  1. AICRP on Arecanut.
  2. Natural Farming on Paddy
  3. IFS Model
  • Main objective of the AHRS, Honnavile station to undergone quality seed production and distribution to farmers as per University & KSSCL indents from time to time in different cereals, pulses and oilseed crops.
  • Foundation, Breeder, Certified and Nuclear seed production activities in different crops viz., Paddy (15250 Qtls), Ragi(650 qtls), Red gram (180 qtls) Cowpea(110qtls), Soyabean(85qtls), Cotton(290qtls), Maize(1800qtls), Field bean(10qtls), Black gram(12qtls), Green gram(15qtls), Ground nut(80 qtls), etc
  • It has been producing and distributing best and better quality black pepper, Arecanut, coconut and fruit seedlings to farmers and training programme to farmers of this region such as mechanized paddy cultivation, demonstration of rice varieties, Natural farming practices on paddy, pest and disease management in ground nut & coconut crops, Fish farmers day, field day on paddy conducting in association with state government departments and university.
  • Post graduate research work and experimental studies conducting at Honnavile station and established integrated farming system module and Natural farming studies on paddy.

AHRS - Tirthahalli

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Year of Establishment
AHRS Thirtahalli – Established in 2008
Total Area of Station – 14.84 ha
Crop Distribution
  • Arecanut
  • Black pepper
  • Paddy
  • Cocoa
  • coconut
  • rubber
  • coffee
  • nutmeg
  • ginger
  • cardamom.
Research projects : AICRP/ Adhoc projects
  1. Evaluation of Pickling varieties of Mango
  2. Evaluation of different varieties of Jack fruit for Malnad region
  3. “Management of Leafspot/Leaf blight of arecanut incited by Colletotrichum gloesporioides”
  4. Nutrient Status in the leaf spot (Colletotrichum gloeosporioides.) affected Arecanut Gardens
  5. Studies on influence of graded levels of potassium and boron application on arecanut (Areca catechu) yield parameters
  6. Study on evaluation of different insecticides for the management of spindle bug, Mircarvalhoia arecae (Miller & China) in young arecanut orchards.
  7. Study on insects associated with arecanut inflorescence in young orchards (3-5 years).
  8. Evaluation of different acaricides against arecanut mites
  9. Survey on incidence of arecanut pests in Thirthahalli and Hosanagara taluks with special reference to mites and root grubs
  10. Demonstrations on arecanut leafspot
    1. Experiments on integrated disease management of leafspot in arecanut. Locations:
      1. AHRS, Thirtahalli
      2. Mulabagilu, Thirtahalli taluk

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AHRS - Sringeri

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AHRS Thirtahalli – Established in 2009
Total Area of Station – 4 Acre
Crop Distribution
  • Areca
  • Pepper
  • Coffee
  • Cardamom
Research projects : AICRP/ Adhoc projects

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  • Variety Release Proposal of “Arecanut Variety” Sringeri Local for Zone – 9 of Karnataka
  • Variety Release Proposal of Spine Gourd- Accession no.-1 for Zone – 9
  • “Effect of Polythene mulching and fungicide drenching in combating Yellow leaf disease in Arecanut (in farmers field)”- Has proved better in increasing the yield of disease affected plantation
  • Development of  high yielding Dwarf and semi tall varieties in arecanut
    • Hirehally Dwarf X Sringeri Local
    • Sringeri Local X Hirehally Dwarf
    • Hirehally Dwarf X Thirthahalli Local
    • Thirthahalli Local X Hirehally Dwarf
    • VTLAH-1 X Thirthahalli Local
    • Thirthahalli Local X VTLAH-1
    • VTLAH-1 X Sringeri Local
    • Sringeri Local X VTLAH-1

Zone 9

ZAHRS - Mudigere

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ZAHRS Mudigere- Established in 1957
Total Area of Station – 169.49 ha
Crop Distribution
  • Coffee
  • Black Pepper
  • Cardamom
  • Paddy
  • Arecanut
Research projects : AICRP/ Adhoc projects

Paddy (Crop Improvement)                            

  1. Development of high yielding blast tolerant variety for zone-9 and zone-10 of Karnataka.
  2. Identifying dwarf mutants in KHP-10 cultivar fallowing gamma irradiation.
  3. Genetic purification and improvement of traditional variety Rajmudi
  4. Low Land Rice Varietal Evaluation Trial (LLRVT)
  5. Mid Land Rice Varietal Evaluation Trial (MLRVT)
  6. Red Rice Variety Evaluation Trial: Long Duration (RRVTLD)
  7. Red Rice Variety Evaluation Trial Medium Duration (RRVTMD)
  8. Late Kharif Rice Varietal Evaluation Trial (LKRVT)
  9. Multi Location Trials (for red rice, low and mid land rice varieties).
  10. Maintenance and evaluation of paddy germplasm lines
  11. Maintenance Breeding
  12. Screening the potential of Rice germplasm for internode elongation under deep water condition
  13. Development of backcross inbred lines for lodging resistance by improving culm strength in locally adapted rice varieties of Hill zone of Karnataka

 

Cardamom (Crop Improvement)

  1. Germplasm collection, conservation, evaluation and morphological characterization
  2. Evaluation of drought tolerance cardamom genotypes under hill zones of Karnataka.
  3. CVT on farmer’s varieties of cardamom –series VIII
  4. CVT on hybrids of small cardamom -2018 series VII
  5. CVT Multi Location evaluation of thrips tolerant cardamom lines.
  6. Development of thrips thrips-tolerant line of Njallani green gold through hybridization.

 

Cardamom (Agronomy)

  1. Effect of micronutrients and bio-stimulants on growth and  yield of cardamom
  2. Site specific recommendations  for varying  yield  targets on Small  cardamom

 

Horticulture

  1. Effect of Foliar Application of Nutrients on Yield and Quality of Avocado under Hill Zone of Karnataka
  2. Introduction and Suitability of Different Varieties of Kiwi Fruit under Hill zone of Karnataka
  3. Influence of biostimulants and PGR,s on sucker production in cardamom (Elettaria cardamom)
  4. Collection, conservation and documentation of traditional pepper cultivars.

 

Agriculture Extension

  1. A study on entrepreneurial behaviour of women entrepreneurs engaged in agri-business.
  2. Impact assessment of vocational training programmes conducted by KVK Chikkamagaluru.

 

      Plant Pathology

  1. Survey and investigations on strainal variation, RT-PCR based detection of cardamom mosaic virus (CdMV) causing katte disease in small cardamom.
  2. Survey for the status and morpho-molecular characterization of Phytophthora capsaci the causal agent for Quick wilt disease of black pepper from different pepper growing ecosystems of Karnataka, India.
  3. Persistence and dissipation of Propiconazole and tebuconazole in Arecanut to generate the pre-harvest intervals (PHI).
  • Three improved varieties such as Mudigere-1, Mudigere-2 and Mudigere-3 have been developed and released in cardamom.
  • Sharavathi, Hemavathi, IET-7191, KHP-2, KHP-5, KHP-9, KHP-10, KHP-11, Tunga and KHP-13 are the important paddy varieties have been developed and released for commercial cultivation in this region.
  • Soil application of Jeevamrutha (20L/Clump) + Azospirillum(10g/clump) + Phosphate solubilizing bacteria (10g/clump) + Trichoderma harzianum (10g/clump) improved the yield of small cardamom.
  • Drip irrigation of 9 litre / clump along with 100% recommended dose of fertilizer gave the highest capsule yield in small cardamom

AHRS - Ponnampet

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Year of Establishment
AHRS Ponnampet – Established in 1951
Total Area of Station – 23.88 ha
Crop Distribution
  • Paddy
  • Coffee
  • Black Pepper
Research projects : AICRP/ Adhoc projects

All India  Co-ordinate  Research Project on Rice

 

 

  1. Paddy varieties Released
    • Low land situation: Intan, Hemavathi, Sharavathi, PUBM-8and IET-24451
    • Midland situation: IET-7191, KHP-2, KHP-5, Tunga (IET-13901), KPR-1and KPR-2
  2. About40,000 rice genotypes are screened against leaf and neck blast diseases so far 
  3. Tricyclazole 75 WP @ 0.6 g/l significantly reduced leaf blast, neck blast and increased the grain yield, followed by Carbendazim (12%) + Mancozeb (63%) @ 1.5 g/l
  4. Trifloxystrobin 25% + Tebuconazole 50% WG @ 0.4 gm/l is an effective fungicides against blast of paddy.
  5. Trifloxystrobin 25% + Tebuconazole 50% WG @ 0.4 gm/l is an effective fungicides against false smut disease of Paddy.
  6. Tebuconazole 25.9% EC @ 1.5 ml/l is effective against leaf and neck blast disease of paddy
  7. Propiconazole 25 % EC@ 1.0 ml/l is effective against sheath rot of paddy
  8. A total of 105 rice accessions are maintained at the centre which includes basmathi, medicinal rice, short, medium, long duration and red rice accessions along with improved varieties released for Kodagu district.

AHRS - Madikeri

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AHRS Madikeri – Established in 1965
Total Area of Station – 11.46 acres
Crop Distribution
  • Paddy
  • Poly house No 1: Anthurium (Already existing)
  • Poly house No 2: Pole beans/Long yard beans, Leafy vegetables, broccoli and radish
  • Poly house No 3: Rose, tomato, chines Cabbage, bok choy
  • Hi- tech Polyhouse – Nursery revolving fund plant production activities
Research projects : AICRP/ Adhoc projects

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AHRS - Kademadakal

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AHRS Kademadakal – Established in 2014
Total Area of Station – 52 acres
Crop Distribution
  • Tunga Paddy Seeds
  • Arabica and Robusta Coffee
  • Rooted black Pepper cuttings
  • Quality fish fingerlings.
Research projects : AICRP/ Adhoc projects
  1. Development of fish farming technologies to enhance the fish production and productivity in Acidic Water bodies and disseminate the modules through farmer participatory process for large scale adoption in hilly zone.
  2. Development of different rearing systems for freshwater prawn and carps in seasonal water bodies.
  3. Evaluation and popularization the technologies of quality stunted fish fingerlings seeds production and fish production enhancement in seasonal water bodies situated at rural agri based farming system through farmer participatory programmes.
  • Better quality Tunga paddy seed produced and distributed to the farming community.
  • Good quality cardamom suckers and rooted black pepper cuttings supplied to the farmers.
  • Scientific information on effective utilisation of acidic water bodies for fish culture has given to the farming community.
  • Testing of water sample, good quality fish fingerlings and floating fish feed supplied to the farming community.
  • Marketing linkage also created and educated the fish growers regarding e marketing.
  • Paddy cum fish culture demonstration, experiments on fish seed rearing in hapa and experiments on feeds and feeding techniques are carried out.
  • Farm trials on fish seed rearing in hapa and stunted fish fingerlings production is in progress.
  • Discussion meeting, awareness programmes and training programmes organised for the benefits of the rural farming community

Zone 10

ZAHRS - Brahmavar

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ZAHRS Brahmavar – Established in 1982
Total Area of Station – 350.94 acres
Crop Distribution
  1. Field Crops : Paddy, Groundnut, Blackgram, Greengram
  2. Fruit Crops : Mango, Minor Fruits Block, Cashew, Fodder Maize
  3. Vegetables : Bhendi (Okra) & Coccinia
  4. Plantation Crops : Coconut, Arecanut, Cocoa
  5. Flower Crops : Udupi Mallige
  6. Livestock: Dairy, Goat, Sheep, Poultry
  7. Spices: Black pepper, Cinnamon
Research projects : AICRP/ Adhoc projects
  1. All India Co-Ordinated Research Project on Paddy
  2. Grameean Kruishi Sewa Mousam (GKMS)
  3. Establishment of demonstration plot with high density in cashew (DCCD).

Varieties / Technologies Developed from this station are as follows.

Paddy varieties:

  • MO-21,
  • Red Rice variety Sahyadri Panchamukhi,
  • Sahyadri Brahma BMR-MS-1-2-1,
  • Kaje 25-9,
  • Red Rice variety Sahyadri Saptami (BMR-US-1-24-2).

 

Technologies Developed:

  1. UAHS designed two row Karavali paddy weeder
  2. UAHS designed single row Karavali paddy weeder
  3. UAHS designed paddy weeder
  4. UAHS designed motor operated paddy weeder
  5. Seed to Seed mechanization technology in paddy cultivation
  6. UAHS designed power tiller operated groundnut seed drill
  7. Standing attachment design for power tiller
  8. Modified Cono weeder for weed management in paddy at coastal zone of Karnataka for effective weed control
  9. UAHS designed Hydraulic Cashew juice extractor
  10. UAHS design Power tiller cultivator
  11. KSNUAHS designed wild animal maitance control device

AHRS - Ullal

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AHRS Ullal – Established in 1953
Total Area of Station – 14.10 ha
Crop Distribution

  • Area under Cashew : 9.23 ha

  • Area under Nursery : 2.54 ha

Research projects : AICRP/ Adhoc projects

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  • Around 50,000 Nos. of Cashew grafts are produced and sold to the farmers.
  • 4500 Nos. of Papaya seedlings of Taiwan Red Lady Hybrid were produced and sold to the farmers.
  • 28Kgs of Halu Bhendi / Velvet Okra seeds were produced and sold to the farmers
  • Drumstick seedlings of Bhagya variety were also produced and sold to the farmers
  • Around 35,000 Nos of planting materials of other crops like Mango grafts, Pepper grafts, Pepper cuttings, Bush Pepper  etc.,  were produced  and sold to the farmers
Government of Karnataka

Shri Thawar Chand Gehlot, Governor of Karnataka
Shri Thawar Chand Gehlot, Governor of Karnataka
Shri Siddaramaiah, Chief Minister of Karnataka
Shri Siddaramaiah, Chief Minister of Karnataka
Shri Cheluvarayaswamy, Agriculture Minister of Karnataka
Shri Cheluvarayaswamy, Agriculture Minister of Karnataka