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Annual Report 2016-17 ANNUAL REPORTANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 2016 - 17 Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology Bhubaneswar(193 ) – 751 003 OrissaANNUAL University REPORT of201 Agriculture6-17 and Technology Bhubaneswar – 751 003 Odisha, India Tel.No. : 91-674-2397700 Telegram : AGRITECH Fax : 91-674-2397780 E-mail : [email protected], [email protected] Web Site : www.ouat.nic.in Published by : Prof. S. Pasupalak Vice-Chancellor Compiled & Edited by : Dr. K.K. Rout Director, Planning, Monitoring & Evaluation Dr. S.C. Sahoo Research Officer Dr. M. Mohanty Research Officer Designed and Printed by : Information & Communication Centre, Directorate of Extension Education No. of Copies : 500 copies Correct Citation OUAT 2017, Annual Report 2016-17 Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology Bhubaneswar – 751 003 ( 194 ) ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 CONTENTS Chapter Subjects Page No. I INTRODUCTION 1 II EDUCATION 2.1 Academic programmes and achievements 5 2.2 RAWE / Experiential Learning / Internship 7 2.3 Academic Excellence 14 2.4 55th Foundation Day 14 2.5 36th Convocation 14 III RESEARCH 3.1 Research results 16 3.1.1 Crop Improvement 16 3.1.2 Crop Production 18 3.1.3 Crop Protection 19 3.1.4 Horticulture 21 3.1.5 Agricultural Bio-technology 21 3.1.6 Agricultural Engineering 22 3.1.7 Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry 24 3.1.8 Fishery Science 26 3.1.9 Forestry Sciences 27 3.1.10 Community Science 27 3.1.11 Mushroom Production 27 3.2 Production of Seeds and Planting Materials 27 IV EXTENSION EDUCATION 4.1 University Extension Block Programme (UEBP) 29 4.2 Distance Education 29 4.3 Video Project 29 4.4 Information and Communication Center 29 4.5 ATIC 30 4.6 Odisha Gender Resource Center 30 4.7 Salient achievements of KVK activities 30 4.8 Flagship Programmes 31 (195 ) ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Chapter Subjects Page No. V STUDENTS’ WELFARE DIVISION 5.1 Students’ Accommodation 44 5.2 Scholarships and Freeships 44 5.3 Games and Sports 44 5.4 Cultural Activities 45 5.5 University Employment and Guidance Bureau 46 5.6 National Service Scheme (NSS) 46 5.7 National Cadet Corps (NCC) 46 5.8 Other Activities 47 VI Planning, Monitoring & Evaluation 48 VII Physical Plants 49 VIII Finance and Accounts 50 IX Miscellaneous Activities 51 9.1 Central Library 51 9.2 Agriculture Consultancy Support Service Cell (ACSSC) 53 9.3 Distinguished Visitors 53 9.4 Adhoc Projects 57 9.5 Awards / Recognition 61 9.6 Workshop/ Symposium/ Seminar organised by the University 63 9.7 Faculty Participation In Symposia/ Summer Courses/ 64 Winter School / Training Programmes 9.8 Faculty Visited Abroad 80 9.9 Publications 80 9.10 Staff Position 140 X ICAR Annual Report 2016-17 141 Appendix – I Members of Board of Management 178 Appendix – II Members of Academic Council 179 Appendix – III Administrators, Deans & Directors 181 Appendix – IV Scientists in Position 182 ( 196 ) ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 CHAPTER-I INTRODUCTION The Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology, established in the year 1962 as the second oldest Agricultural University of the Country, has contributed immensely for the cause of agricultural development through triple mandates of teaching, research and extension education. The University imparts education on Agriculture, Horticulture, Forestry, Veterinary Science & Animal Husbandry, Agricultural Engineering, Community Science, Fishery Science, Basic Science, Bio-informatics, Computer Application and Agri-Business Management through 10 constituent colleges, one Centre for Post Graduate Studies (CPGS) and ten Agro Polytechnic Centers. The University undertakes applied and adaptive research in all 10 Agro-climatic zones of the state with an objective to generate location specific technologies for enhancing production in agriculture and allied sectors. The research activities are carried out in 8 Regional Research and Technology Transfer Stations (RRTTS), 4 Regional Research and Technology Transfer Substations (RRTTSS) and 7 Commodity Research Stations. In addition to this, 52 All India Co-ordinated Research Projects and various ad hoc Research Projects are in operation with financial support from ICAR, Govt. of India, State Government and other external funding agencies. The Directorate of Extension Education disseminates technological know-how to the farming community through a network of 31 Krishi Vigyan Kendras (KVK), University Extension Block Programme (UEBP), Information and Communication Centre, Distance Education, Video Project, Agricultural Technology Information Centre (ATIC) and Odisha Gender Resources Centre (OGRC). VISION OUAT is envisioned to be a globally recognised and locally relevant premier farm university in India providing leading-edge education, research, extension and outreach in agriculture and allied sciences that are socially sensitive, environmentally responsive and economically beneficial in the current and emerging scenario of socio-economic-climatic-technological changes. It will serve the state for providing templates of sustainable agricultural development that would transform agriculture sector to a driving force for strengthening Odisha’s economy. The broad vision are as follows. To get national and global recognition, the University will strive to build up its development model, which will be innovative and adaptable so as to inspire other national farm universities to measure themselves and emulate. Leading-edge education with life-enhancing programmes to produce graduates, who will be adaptable citizens with innovative, contributing and motivated force to serve the nation by advancing, sharing and applying knowledge and skill. Sustainable development of green, blue and white revolution in the state. In the context of the emerging scenario of socio-economic-climatic-technological changes; the technology will be socially sensitive, environmentally responsible and economically beneficial. ( 1 ) ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 To meet the local problems and diversity in socio-economic ethnicity, the programme and policies will be prioritised with special drive on backward areas and tribal agriculture. To enhance the share of agriculture in Odisha’s economy, it will provide leadership in sharpening the competitive edge of the state agriculture through a package of appropriate strategies, public policies & programmes, technology services and investment support. MISSION The University has aspiration to intensify various activities for producing skilled human resources including high caliber graduates with knowledge and expertise, develop relevant technology and provide appropriate services to the farming community; the pathway of which has to run through the plan characterised by desire to consolidate our strengths; to integrate further our research, educational and extension activities; to optimise our infrastructure and accelerate our success. The activities are to be built up together by the staff and students in every part of the University to ensure continuance of the journey with great vigour, centering around the original commitment. PHILOSOPHY Using tools developed over millennia, farming communities in Odisha have developed resilient agricultural systems, well adapted to social and environmental conditions unique to their locations. However, conditions have changed and are changing rapidly. To cope up with the changing scenario, agricultural scientists and specialists have to be partner with the farming community in the effort to meet the market demands for food, feed, fiber and fuel. This can be achieved by addressing contemporary agricultural problems with the most advanced scientific capabilities, while respecting earlier contributions of agriculturists and traditional approaches to agriculture. GOAL Assisting production to consumption: Assist all members and sectors of Odisha’s food and agricultural production system to reach their full potential in an environmentally and socially compatible and economically profitable way. Developing human and farming community potential: The ultimate goal is to improve the quality of life including socio-economic status, self-esteem, health and leadership abilities. OUAT’s programs will examine how present and future research, education, extension and policy in agriculture and natural resources affect individuals and their communities. Accordingly, it is to be dedicated for providing educational opportunities and science-based information to the farmers and other stakeholders to meet the challenges of the new millennium. Enhancing sustainable use of agricultural resources: Food, feed, fuel and fiber production depend on the efficient and sustained use of soil, water, air and solar radiation. The University will seek to improve the management and conservation of agricultural and natural resources that affect human welfare. Developing food and other bio-based products for value-addition and new uses: The university programs will orient how technology is used to increase the market value of food, feed, fuel and fibre products. ( 2 ) ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 EDUCATION MISSION Expanding science and technology, while optimizing the use of water, energy, labour, land and other resources through practical applications. Students to solve real world challenges through experiential learning in an interdisciplinary setting. They are to discover and acquire new knowledge by integration of research and scholarly endeavours. Reorientation and restructuring of the academic programmes to make teaching mechanism more effective. Graduate education would focus on strengthening professionalism & entrepreneurship development,
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