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

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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

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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

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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

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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.

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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.

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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, while post graduate education would focus on research, consultancy and extension services relevant to current and emerging socio-economic challanges. Be totally student-centric and cater to the overall growth and development of students intellect and personality. R & D in integrating emerging areas of cutting edge technology such as space science, computing science, biotechnology, ICT for natural resource management, environment, climate services, IPR and biodiversity. RESEARCH MISSION Resolve crop production challenges such as harsh conditions of drought and flood. Strategic research for climate resilient agriculture. Create new technology to enhance productivity and improve resource use efficiency, ensuring livelihood security. Create business opportunity by utilizing technology. System approach to technology generation systems rather than specific commodities and focus on integrated farming systems. Emphasis on product conversion and value addition rather than ending in production alone. Technology as an economically, environmentally and socially sustainable agricultural option. Refining location specific efficient production systems based on agroclimatic suitability Training for entrepreneurship beyond the production process rather than adding skills. EXTENSION AND OUTREACH MISSION Ensure that extension services are responsive to farmers’ needs Strive to disseminate new knowledge, scientific information and innovations through formal and non-formal educational programs to students, growers, extension functionaries, financiers and industries. Create and adapt crop selection and production tools for small farmers, undeveloped regions and highly specialized situations

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Focus on community approach Support services to be rendered by the single window. GOVERNANCE MISSION Proactive governance be consultative, transparent, efficient, inclusive and well communicated Mutually supportive with equal working environment in which all staff feel their needs are recognised, valued and rewarded Decentralisation that collocates decision making, financial control, administration and accountability Increased financial health Address and improve resources for staff support. LINKAGE MISSION Increase the profile of OUAT programs within the state and around the world based on metrics of success. Increase multi-disciplinary efforts/projects at the University level Collaborate locally, nationally and internationally with Government and non-government agencies to promote and facilitate innovation and creative application of technology. These include IMD, IITs, ICAR research institutes, ISRO, BPCL and other science/ engineering/Governmental organizations The organizational set up of the University has been given in the following page.

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2.1 ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Master’s and Bachelor’s Degree courses are offered by the University in Agriculture, Horticulture, Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry, Agricultural Engineering, Community Science, Fishery Science, Forestry Science, Basic Sciences, Bio-informatics, Computer Science and Application and Agri-Business Management through ten constituent colleges and a Centre for Post Graduate Studies. Master’s degree courses are offered in 54 disciplines and Ph.D. programmes are offered in 31 disciplines. Besides, the College of Basic Science and Humanities offers +2 Science and +3 Science courses. However, the examination responsibility of +2 Science course rests with the Council of Higher Secondary Education, Odisha. Agropolytechnic courses are offered by 10 Agropolytechnic Centers of the University. The annual student intake capacity of the University is 2111. The total student strength of the University during the period 2016-17 was 5490 out of which 49.2 per cent were girls. The college-wise information on intake capacity, students admitted, students’ strength and pass outs under different academic programme during 2016-17 is presented forthwith.

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Intake capacity, students admitted, student strength and passouts during 2016-17

Sl. No Name of the faculty Intake Students Student strength Passouts capacity admitted Boys Girls Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1. College of Agriculture, Bhubaneswar B.Sc. (Ag.) 192 215 319 405 724 166 M.Sc. (Ag.) 190 215 167 193 360 128 Ph.D. 52 43 101 62 163 02 2. College of Agriculture, Chiplima B.Sc. (Ag.) 48 54 103 107 210 42 3. College of Agriculture, Bhawanipatna B.Sc. (Ag.) 48 56 103 91 194 45 4. College of Horticulture, Chiplima B.Sc. (Hort.) 48 53 78 125 203 47 5. College of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry, Bhubaneswar B.V.Sc and A.H. 80 95 192 148 340 73 M.V.Sc. 80 67 92 43 135 66 Ph.D. 24 07 15 09 24 03 6. College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology, Bhubaneswar B.Tech. (Ag. Engg.) 64 71 135 125 260 57 M.Tech. (Ag. Engg.) 30 31 33 29 62 20 Ph.D. 06 03 04 0 04 0 7. College of Fisheries, Rangailunda B.F.Sc. 48 56 91 96 187 47 M.F.Sc (Aquaculture) 10 10 05 08 13 04 Ph.D. (Aquaculture) 04 0 04 01 05 0 8. College of Community Science, Bhubaneswar B.Sc.(Community Science) 32 33 17 97 114 14 M.Sc. (Community Science) 15 08 0 18 18 10 9. College of Forestry, Bhubaneswar B.Sc. (Forestry) 48 49 132 53 185 43 M.Sc. (Forestry) 25 20 29 14 43 24 10. College of Basic Science and Humanities, Bhubaneswar +2 Science 384 384 475 218 693 375 +3 Science 237 230 321 366 687 191 M. Sc. 109 104 44 154 198 104 Ph.D. 13 03 15 10 25 03 11. Centre for Post Graduate Studies, Bhubaneswar MBA (Agri-business management) 32 33 29 34 63 33 MCA 60 40 58 95 153 57 M.Sc. (Bio-informatics) 32 24 14 45 59 30 12. Agro-polytechnic Diploma in agro-polytechnic 200 185 212 156 368 173 Grand Total 2111 2089 2788 2702 5490 1757

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2.1 RAWE/ EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING/ INTERNSHIP I. College of Agriculture, Bhubaneswar RAWE A total of 166 (87 girls and 79 boys) students attended the RAWE, Agro-Industrial Attachment (AIA) and ELP programme of College of Agriculture, Bhubaneswar. The students were attached to the following 8 KVKs for the village attachment programme under the RAWE during 2016-17. Sl. No. Name of the KVK Number of students attached 1 Mayurbhanj-I 25 girls 2 Jagatsinghpur 22 girls 3 Kendrapada 25 girls 4 Bhadrak 15 girls 5 Jajpur 25 boys 6 Balasore 20 boys 7 Angul 15 boys 8 Ganjam-I 19 boys TOTAL 166 students i) Activities undertaken under RAWE Programme: Attachment of KVKs to the students Village survey through PRA methodology Hands on experience on agriculture and allied activities Farmer-Student interface in attached villages Farmer training and demonstration in village Exhibition in village by the students Identification of technical interventions in the villages Preparation of action plan for the farm families Preparation of Action Plan for the village Crop planning for different situations Nursery management Weed management Fertilizer management Soil sampling techniques Post harvest technology practice Use of organic manure and bio fertilizer

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Fruit and vegetable crop management Pest and disease management Skill demonstration to farmers Training to farmers Presentation and submission of the project report ii) Activities undertaken during ELP Programme: a) Agronomy: Sweet corn based production system was taken up in 2 acres by 20 students. The students were exposed to develop conceptual clarity on sweet corn cultivation to increase input use efficiency and production of quality produce. They were involved in market survey and project development. The programme was mainly focused on the concept of earning while learning by the students and to build up confidence among the students to be a successful entrepreneur in future. With investment of Rs 58000, there was a net profit of Rs 1,20,255. b) Hi-Tech Horticulture:The ELP module on “Applied Hi-tech Horticulture” comprised three major aspects of horticulture on vegetable crops, fruits & plantation crops as well as ornamental plants. In vegetable component, the achievements made by 20 students of 4th year B. Sc. (Ag) are as follows: Production of 10,400 nos of brinjal and chilli seedlings in pro-trays Production of 20,000 nos. of brinjal and chilli seedlings in nursery beds Production of 2000 nos. of Pudina cuttings in nursery beds Production of 1000 nos. of pointed gourd cuttings in polybags Production of 2500 nos. of seedlings of cucurbits (bitter gourd, ridge gourd, cucumber and pumpkin): RAWE and Experiential Learning programmes were successfully conducted and completed by the Department of Floriculture and Landscaping. The students were given wider exposure on practical aspects, both inside the campus and outside the campus. c) Entomology: ELP on Practical Bee Keeping : AICRP on Honeybees and Pollinators took up ELP on Practical Beekeeping for 16 fourth year B.Sc (Ag) students. Skill demonstration on different skills of bee keeping for entrepreneurship development viz. identification of different species of bees, caste of bees, colony division method, harvesting of honey, capturing of colony and management of bee colonies etc.was made under this programme. The students interacted with different successful bee entrepreneurs. They also visited different bee nurseries to gain practical knowledge. The student could develop confidence to be successful Api-enterpreneur and inspiration for rural youth to be beekeeping enterpriser. ELP on Production of Tricho-cards: During the year, 10 students of 4th year B.Sc (Ag.) were allotted with the Experiential Learning Programme on the module “Production of Trichocards”. During

( 8 ) ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 the programme, the students were trained for ‘production, packing and storing of trichocards.’ They had made market survey and purchased the required inputs. The students produced 1000 no. of trichocards with an expenditure of Rs.50,000. The sale proceed was Rs.70,000 (@Rs.70/card) resulting in net profit of Rs 20,000. d) Plant Pathology : Twenty final year B.Sc. (Ag) students were trained in mushroom cultivation, processing and spawn production under Experiential Learning Programme. e) Soil Science and Agril. Chemistry: Under Skill Mode- Soil testing and preparation of soil health card : The students of final year B.Sc. (Ag) learnt about soil sample collection, determination of soil texture, pH, EC, OC, available N, P, K & Micronutrients of GPS based soil samples collected from Khordha, Jagatsinghpur, Cuttack, Balasore, Nayagrh, Keonjhar, Ganjam & Puri districts. They have prepared GIS based soil fertility status map and soil health cards. Characterisation and management of different soil groups like red soil, laterite soil, alluvial soil, black soil, brown forest soil and saline soil were done under this programme. Under Business Mode-Vermicomposting : The students also undertook preparation and production of Vermicompost for a period of three months. They produced 10 quintals of vermicompost, which was sold @ Rs 15 per kg. This produce was also used as the base material for preparation of consortia biofertilizers. Six batches of farmers, both from inside and outside the state, had visited the vermicompost production unit. f) Seed Science and Technology Sixteen students of 4th year B.Sc. (Ag) have taken up ‘Seed Production of Green gram’ under Experiential Learning Programme during summer 2017. g) Extension Education Twenty students were attached to Agril. Extension Education Dept. under ELP in Training Programme Development module A sum of Rs 3 lakh was received as revolving fund for the module The students learnt the skills for development of coloured training manuals on three important vegetable crops like bittergourd, bottlegourd and drumstic. The students learnt the skill for development of three video lessons on three vegetable crops for wider circulation on business mode. II. College of Veterinary Science & Animal Husbandry 1. Duration of internship for 5th year students in different departments, TVCC and outside agencies is 6 months 2. Instructional Livestock Farm played a pivotal role for training the UG students for internship and PG students for practical experience and research requirement. 3. Seventy three 5th year BVSc & AH students have undergone entrepreneurship development

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programme on “Mineral Mixture Preparation” in the department of Animal Nutrition. They have procured the ingredients required, devoloped the skills of mixing the mineral mixture and packaging the same. They prepared the mineral mixture, marketed those in the villages and deposited the sale proceed at the college counter. III. College of Agriculture, Chiplima Forty students of 4th year B.Sc.(Ag.) have undergone RAWE programme in which they worked with farmers of Sundrgarh, Jharsuguda, Bargarh and Bhawanipatna under village attachment programme. Forty students of 4th year have undergone Agro-Industry Attachment/In-Plant Training at IGKV, Raipur from 10.01.2017 to 16.01.2017. During the Experiential Learning Programme, 40 nos. of 4th year students were assigned with the activities like mushroom cultivation (13), vermicomposting (13), food processing and food safety measures (processing and value addition) (14). IV. College of Agriculture, Bhawanipatna Forty seven students have participated in the RAWE under Student READY Programme during 2016-17. Entire batch were divided into two groups viz., boys group (26) and girls group (21). They were sent to KVK, Nuapada and Sonepur, respectively for village attachment training programme. The teachers of the college and scientists of KVKs have guided the students for various interventions. Village Attachment Training Programme

Group KVK Villages adopted Activities undertaken

Group I (boys) Nuapada Bherakala Orientation and survey of village Bhainsmundi Agronomical interventions Plant protection interventions Group II (girls) Sonepur Babupali Soil improvement interventions Khamebaswaripali (soil sampling and testing) Fruit and vegetable production interventions Animal production interventions Extension and transfer of technology activities Agro-Industrial Attachment During the agro-industrial attachment programme, three groups were assigned with the project planning activities like mushroom production, value addition of horticultural produce and preparation of vermicompost under the supervision of Deputy Director of Agriculture, Kalahandi and others experienced teachers. Experiential Learning on Skill Development under Student READY Programme has been conducted by 4th year students. The students were divided into two groups and participated in the experiential learning programme viz. organic production technology-vermicomposting (23 students) and paddy straw mushroom production technology (24 students).

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V. College of Horticulture, Chiplima Forty seven students have participated in the village attachment programme at KVK, Sundrgarh, Jharsuguda, Bargarh and Deogarh during 2016-17. During the Experiential Learning Programme, the students were divided into two groups and were assigned with the activities like processing of fruits & vegetables for value addition (25) and floriculture & landscape architecture (22) with the supervision of experienced teachers. Forty seven 4th year students have undergone In Plant Training at MGM Nursery, Boudh. VI. College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology, Bhubaneswar Experiential Learning The students of 2nd and 3rd year B. Tech. (Agril. Engg.) have undergone one month experiential training during the summer vacation. During the academic year 2016-17, the experiential learning programme was conducted on production of different value added products of fruits, vegetables and grains. Under experiential learning, the students got opportunity for general acquaintance of different food processing operations to understand the basic skills involved with each of the operations. They were trained on the aspects of selection of the types of products to be prepared, procurement of raw materials and processing. The students prepared mango nectar, bael RTS, Amaranthus malt and crackers, potato chips, papad and puffed rice bar etc. and marketed the processed products. They were also trained on preparation of project proposals for a specific food processing industry. In-plant Training The students have undergone four months in-plant training in reputed industrial houses, research and training institutes involved in agriculture and allied activities. This was done in one/two sessions of four/two month duration after completion of 6th semester. During the academic year 2016-17, the students were sent to the following institutes for such training. Sl. No. Name of Training Institutes/ Organisation Nos. of students 1 International Crop Research Institute for Semi Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), 03 Hyderabad 2 Centre for Environment Education , Bhubaneswar 03 3 Damodar Valley Corporation (Soil Conservation Division, Hazaribag, 03 Jharkhand) 4 Odisha Lift Irrigation Corporation, Bhubaneswar 10 5 Regional Research Centre (ICAR-Indian Institute of soil and 07 Water Conservation, Agra) 6 Directorate of Ground Water Survey and Investigation, Bhubaneswar 10 7 Odisha Farm Machinery Research Development Centre, Bhubaneswar 20 8 ICAR-Central Institute of Agricultural Engineering, Bhopal 06 9 ICAR-Central Institute of Post Harvest Engineering and 03 Technology, Ludhiana

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10 Odisha Renewable Energy Development Agency, Bhubaneswar 06 11 Milk Mantra: Dairy plant, Nimapara 03 12 OMFED, Bhubaneswar 06 13 Odisha Watershed Development Mission, Bhubaneswar 06 14 Central Farm Machinery Training & Testing Institute, Budni (MP) 14 15 Northern Region Farm Machinery Training and Testing Institute, Hisar 10 16 SONALIKA International Tractors Limited (ITL) 03 17 Geolysis, Bhubanswar 04 *Some students have visited multiple institutions for training VI. College of Fisheries, Rangailunda Experiential Learning College of fisheries has two modules of hands-on-training for experiential leaning. The same is offered in the college during 7th semester of 4th Year B.F.Sc for 0+20 credit hours. A total no. of 43 students have completed their hands-on-training during 7th semester.

Sl. No Module Nos of students 1. Post harvest Technology 21 2. Seed production 22 Total 43 In plant training

Forty three students of B.F.Sc. have completed their In-Plant training during 4th year at fish processing industry and central institute i.e., ICAR-CIFA as detailed below:

Sl. No. Subject No. of students Place of Training

1. Post harvest 21 Odisha Aqua Traders and Marine Technology Exports, Industrial Estate, Bhubaneswar-10

2. Aqua farming 22 CIFA, Kaushalyaganga, BBSR

Total 43 VIII. College of Community Science, Bhubaneswar In the year 2016-17, two students of Family Resources & Management discipline got the opportunity to work in M.S. Swaminathan Research Foundation, situated in Koraput district. The students carried out internship training to know the economic and nutritional level of the community for a period of 45 days. The students have completed their training at MSSRF under the Project LANSA. They worked on “Role of women in decision making in household activities and its impact on Nutrition”and “Kitchen Gardening”. This training helped the students in widening their outlook towards entrepreneurial skills and community services.

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Twelve students of Food and Nutrition discipline had undergone internship programme at various organizations like various hospitals, M.S.Swaminathan Research Foundation, Jeypore, Koraput and RUCHI Industries, Cuttack for a period of 45 days each. Four students have done internship at APOLLO hospital and two at AMRI Hospital, Bhubaneswarr. Under the supervision of the Chief Dietitian, they learnt about the diet planning for different patients, various types of therapeutic diets, maintenance of diet registers, quantity cooking, operation of food processing equipments, serving styles to patients and preparation of various recipes.

Four students have completed their internship at M.S. Swaminathan Research Foundation, Jeypore, Koraput. The students have surveyed 62 households during their internship programme for assessment of nutritional status and livelihood supports of tribal households. Four students have completed their internship at RUCHI Industries, Cuttack. They have learnt about preparation of various spices like basic masala, blended masala, ready mix and frozen foods etc. They have also learnt about the quantity production, operation of various types of food processing equipments and quality control system of the industry.

Experiential Learning

Under Experiential Learning, hands on training was imparted for ‘Preparation of Handicrafts from Agricultural by-products and Accessories’ to two FRM elective students. Under this programme, the students were exposed to the knowledge on various techniques on planning, production and marketing of produces prepared from locally available agricultural by-products such as straw, leaves, flowers, palm leaves etc. and other materials. They have learnt and prepared different utility and decorative value added articles like book mark, glass painting on old glass, ethnic dupatta, phone pouch etc. They utilized the waste materials such as wooden sticks, paper, old garments, etc. for production of different utilitarian articles, using beads, stone, pedelite colors silpakar etc.

Twelve students of Foods and Nutrition discipline had undergone Experiencing Learning Programme. Based on the market survey, they have prepared different processed products like sauce, pickles, chutney, masala powder and baked products like cakes and cookies.The students got experience in planning and managing an enterprise in totality starting from procurement of raw materials to processing, production, packaging and storage of products organizing resources and utilities, sale of products, maintain accounts and analyses profits.

IX. College of Forestry, Bhubaneswar

Under Forest Work Experience (FWE) Programme, the final year B.Sc. (Forestry) students had undergone training at various divisions of Forest Department. The students are trained in different forest management practices in the divisions under the guidance of concerned Divisional Forest Officers. They are also exposed to different premier institutes in and around Bhubaneswar during the FWE programme.

Under ELP Module – 1, the students had undergone training on nursery production and plantation management. The students have learnt about the skills of raising quality planting material of forest species in the nursery of the College of Forestry.

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IX. Department of Agribusiness Management First year students of the Department of Agribusiness Management had undergone summer training in various private and public sector organizations during May-June, 2016. The organizations are AGRILINK, Maha Shakti Foundation, OLM, Milk Mantra, NALCO, MKSP, World Bank, Bayer Crop Science, Axis Bank, Eastern Bio Science, DAO, Mayurbhanj, OMFED, OPOLOFED, SBI, FCI and PRADAN. 2.3 ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE OUAT was adjudged as the best Agricultural University in Eastern and North Eastern India and placed at 11th position among all the Agricultural Universities of the country based on ICAR ranking 2017. During 2016, OUAT secured 2nd position in ICAR-JRF admission preference category - Horticulture and Forestry. Recently, the College of Forestry accreditated as A+ by Indian Council of Forestry Research & Education. College of Basic Science & Humanities has been accreditated B++ as per NAAC rating during 2017. 2.4 FIFTY-FIFTH FOUNDATION DAY The University celebrated its 55th Foundation Day on 24th August, 2016 under the Chairmanship of the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Surendranath Pasupalak. Hon’ble Governor of Odisha and Hon’ble Chancellor of OUAT, Dr. S. C. Jamir graced the function as Chief Guest and Hon’ble First lady of Odisha, Madam Governor was the Special Guest. Hon’ble Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries & Animal Resources Development, Govt. of Odisha & Pro-Chancellor, OUAT, Sj. Pradeep Maharathy graced the function as Guest of Honour. During the function, the dynamic web portal of OUAT was launched by Hon’ble Governor of Odisha. Felicitation and Awards were given by the First Lady of Odisha and Hon’ble Governor of Odisha. Several Publications were also released. Progressive farmers from different districts of the state have attended the meeting. The best Graduate Boy & Girl, the Best Woman Scientist, Best KVK, Best Extension Scientist of OUAT were felicitated during the occasion. Besides, progressive farmers from different districts of the state were felicitated for their outstanding achievements in various fields of agriculture. An interaction meeting of 1st Lady of Odisha and Hon’ble Governor of Odisha with tribal farmers was organized. An agricultural exhibition was arranged during the occasion where improved technologies on agriculture and allied sectors were displayed. A Farmer- Scientist interaction session was also organised to provide opportunity to the farmers for direct discussion with the scientists of the University. 2.5 THIRTY-SIXTH CONVOCATION

The 36th Convocation of the University was organized on 13th February, 2017 under the Chairmanship of Dr. Senayangba Chubatoshi Jamir, Hon’ble Governor of Odisha and the Chancellor of the University. Convocation Address was delivered by the Chief Guest, Dr. Matthew K. Morell, Director General & CEO, International Rice Research Institutes, the Philippines. Mr. Manoj Ahuja, Principal Secretary, Dept. of Agril. & FE, Govt. of Odisha graced the occasion as Guest of Honour.

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Dr. Matthew K. Morell, DG & CEO, International Rice Research Institutes, Manila, the Philippines; Dr. K. J. Ramesh, Director General, India Meteorological Department, New Delhi and Dr. Trilochan Mohapatra, Secretary, Department of Agricultural Research and Education (DARE) and Director General, Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi were conferred with Honorary Doctorate Degrees for their outstanding contribution to the fileld of Agricultural Sciences. In the 36th Convocation, 756 Graduates, 418 Post-graduates and 16 Ph.Ds were conferred with degrees in various disciplines. Besides, 115 gold medals, 03 Chancellor’s Cup and cash prizes and 03 Vice-Chancellor’s Cup and cash prizes were awarded to persons for excellence in academic pursuit and co-curricular activities.

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The research activities of the University is monitored by the Directorate of Research. Location specific, need based research is conducted through eight Regional Research and Technology Transfer Stations (RRTTS), four Regional Research and Technology Transfer Sub-stations (RRTTSS), seven Commodity Research Stations (CRS), 52 All India Co-ordinated Research Projects (AICRPs) and various ad hoc Research Projects. 3.1 RESEARCH RESULTS 3.1.1 Crop Improvement a. Variety release : Till date, 152 crop varieties have been developed by the University, which include cereals, pulses, oilseeds, vegetables and other crops. Many of these varieties are very popular among the farmers of Odisha due to high yield, better quality and adaptability. During the year 2016-17, six varieties of different field crops have been released from the University. The details are as follows: I. Rice 1. OR 2172-7 (Pratibha) Duration : 125 days Potential yield : 52.3 q/ ha Adaptability : Rainfed and irrigated medium land Yield Advantage : 12.0 % over Lalat Other characteristics : Resistance to brown spot and glume discolouration 2. OR 2327-23 (Pradeep) Duration : 130 days Potential yield : 51.0 q/ ha Adaptability : Rainfed and irrigated medium land Yield Advantage : 11.8 % over MTU 1001 Other characteristics : Moderately resistant to leaf blast, sheath blight, sheath rot and whorl maggot. II. Finger millet 1. OEB 526 (Arjun) Duration : 126 days Potential yield : 20.7 q/ ha Adaptability : Rainfed uplands during kharif and irrigated summer planting Yield Advantage : 15 % over Bhairabi Other characteristics : Moderately resistant to leaf blast, neck blast, finger blast and brown seed.

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2. OEB 532 (Kalua) Duration : 110 days, Potential yield : 17.6q/ ha Adaptability : Rainfed uplands during kharif and irrigated summer Yield Advantage : 13.7 % over Bhairabi Other characteristics : Resistant to leaf blast, neck blast and brown seed. III. Blackgram 1. OBG 33 (Shashi) Duration : 73 days Average yield : 831 kg/ ha Adaptability : Rabi season and rainfed uplands during kharif in Odisha Yield Advantage : 13.5 % over Prasad Other characteristics : Moderately resistant to YMV, stem necrosis, macrophomina blight and powdery mildew IV. Sugarcane CoOr10346 (Charchika) Duration : Mid late Average yield : 110 t/ ha Adaptability : Rainfed and irrigated uplands Yield Advantage : 11.8 % over Co 86249 Other characteristics : Resistant to red rot Varieties in pipeline for release Crop Name of the Culture Status of submission to SVRC CEREALS Rice ORJ 7 (Jayapur Dhan) Submitted to SVRC OR 2329-8 To be submitted to SVRC OR 2380-2 To be submitted to SVRC OR2542-12 To be submitted to SVRC ORJ 1135 To be submitted to SVRC OR (T) 26 To be submitted to SVRC ODR 1-2 To be submitted to SVRC Maize OMH 14-27 To be submitted to SVRC MILLETS Little Millet OLM 217 To be submitted to SVRC PULSES Blackgram OBG 32 To be submitted to SVRC OILSEEDS Niger ONS 171 To be submitted to SVRC ONS 162 To be submitted to SVRC

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Castor DCH 1715 To be submitted to SVRC PCH 111 To be submitted to SVRC Sesame OSC 79 (Pushpa) Submitted to SVRC Groundnut ICGV 02266 Submitted to SVRC COMMERCIAL CROPS Cotton BS 30 Submitted to SVRC BS 279 Submitted to SVRC Tobacco Sel-47 To be submitted to SVRC POTENTIAL CROPS Grain Amaranth BGA 19 (Ruchi) To be submitted to SVRC BGA 27 (Prachi) To be submitted to SVRC SPICES

Ginger V1E8-2 (Subhada) Submitted to SVRC

Ginger V1S1-2 (Sourabh) Submitted to SVRC Mango ginger CAM 4 To be submitted to SVRC Turmeric PTS-59 (Surangi) Submitted to SVRC VEGETABLES Tomato BT-136 (Pant T-3 X Azad Kirti) Submitted to SVRC Chili BC-25 (BC 12-3 x Lam X235) Submitted to SVRC Chili BGC 10-C-1 (BGC 3-2 X Submitted to SVRC Indonesian selection) Ridge gourd BRG 3-1(Selection from local Submitted to SVRC germplasms of Odisha) Country bean BDB-2 (Selection from local Submitted to SVRC germplasms of Odisha

3.1.2 Crop Production a. Cropping system : Hybrid rice-maize + radish – Okra + amaranthus recorded the highest system yield of 17 t REY/year with a system productivity of 46.82 kg REY/ha/day. b. Weed management: (i) Pre-emergence application of oxyflourfen @ 25g/ha supplemented with one hand weeding at 30 DAS recorded the highest seed yield of 934 kg/ha with lowest weed biomass and highest gross return of Rs.42,705/ha in sesame. (ii) Pre-emergence application of pendimethalin @ 1000 g/ha followed by bispyribac sodium @ 25 g/ha combined with one manual weeding recorded the highest grain yield of 3400 kg/ha with lowest weed population and dry weight, highest weed control efficiency of 80.5 % and highest net return of Rs. 24,244/ha in paddy. (iii) Post emergence application of Penoxsulam @ 20 ml/ha at 15 DAS to medium land direct seeded rice in North Central Plateau Zone resulted in grain yield of 38.1 q/ha and weed control efficiency of 89.1%, which was at par with two hand weedings at 25 & 50 DAS with grain yield of 41.8 q/ha and weed control efficiency of 92.3 %. Yield advantages due to Penoxsulam over Pretilachlor + Bispyribac Sodium and Pendimethalin +Bispyribac Sodium were 12.7% and 8.5 %, respectively.

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N,P2O5,K2O/ha) + FYM 5t + Azospirillum 5 kg+ PSM 5 kg+ Zn 5 kg + S 20 kg/ha to medium land aromatic rice (var. Geetanjali) gave higher rice grain yield (4965 kg/ha) and pea seed yield (1144 kg/ha) from aromatic rice-paira pea cropping system at Bhawanipatna. The yield advantage

over farmer’s practice (40:20:20 kg N, P2O5, K2O/ha) and STBFR + FYM was 42% and 33%, respectively. The net return (Rs 52849/ha) was also highest in the same treatment. d. Crop planning : Crop planning for Kalahandi, Nuapada and Nabarangpur districts is done based on rainfall data. Sowing of upland crops and rice nursery preparation can be planned in the month of June in between 26th to 27th standard week. Sowing of rabi pulses and oilseeds under rainfed condition should be completed in the 40th week under residual moisture. e. Evaluation of indigenous aromatic rice varieties: Out of 20 indigenous aromatic rice genotypes tested at Bhawanipatna; local cultivars such as Dhanaprasad (37.05q/ha), Neelabati (36.25q/ha), Pimpudibasa (33.15 q/ha) and Dubraj (33.05 q/ha) were promising, both under rainfed and irrigated conditions. Badshabhog, Gangabali. Thakursuna, Heerakani and Pimpudibasa have high aroma and good taste. f. Effect of planting density and nutrient management on maize hybrid: Maize hybrid (P-3441) with high density planting (50 cm x 20 cm) and fertilizer application as per soil test crop response (STCR) equation was effective in increasing yield and profit over normal density (60 cm x 20 cm) and RDF. High density planting resulted in 7.7 % higher yield than normal density and STCR resulted 19.2 % higher yield than RDF. g. Effect of plant nutrients on soil quality: For overall performance, 100% NPK (80-40-60) + 5 t FYM/ha was found to be the most effective nutrient management practice for maintaining soil quality followed by application of 150% NPK (120-60-90) alone in rice-rice system. 3.1.3 Crop Protection a. Nematode management in mungbean : The damaging threshold level of root knot nematode

(M. incognita) in mungbean cultivar Dhauli was determined @ 100j2/kg soil. The avoidable yield loss in mungbean cv. Dhauli by M. incognita in a naturally infested field was estimated to be 35.39%. The cultivars OBGG-52 and OBGG-194 with a mean root knot index ranging from 1.66 to 2.0 exhibited resistance to root knot nematode. Soil application of carbofuran 3G @ 0.75kg a.i/ha and seed treatment with Trichoderma harziamum @ 10g/kg seed was the best cost effective management module for M. incognita infecting mungbean. b. Reduction of seedling mortality : Eight fungal pathogens i.e Trichoconis padwickii, Curvurlaria lunata, Fusarium fujikuroi, Fusarium pallidoroseum, Aspergillus flavus, Rhizopus oryzae, Helminthosporium oryzae and Penicillium sp. were associated with seeds in order of their predominance. Carboxin + thiram @ 0.2% recorded nearly 90% reduction of seedling mortality. c. Stem borer incidence as affected by nutrient management : Imbalance nutrient application i.e. 150% NPK, 100% PK and 100% NP resulted in more incidence of dead heart and white ear head by yellow stem borer of rice (ranging from 21.5 -22.33% and 7.93 – 9.75%, respectively).

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Balanced nutrients (i.e.,N:P2O5:K2O::80:40:60kg/ha) supplemented with micronutrients S (30kg gypsum/ha), B (0.25%), Zn (12.5kg ZnSO4/ha) and FYM (5t/ha) resulted in lower incidence of dead heart and white ear head by yellow stem borer ranging from 10.73 – 17.64% and 5.3 – 6.67%, respectively). d. BPH, WBPH and GLH management in rice: (i) Foliar spray of insecticide Glamore 80WG (imidacloprid 40% + ethiprole 40%) @ 50+50 g a.i/ha at 55 DAT and 70 DAT was effective in controlling BPH, WBPH and GLH in rice with a population reduction of 83.45%, 82.03% and 87.21%, respectively, over untreated control and recorded highest grain yield (4.51t/ha) as against grain yield of 3.0t/ha in untreated control. (ii) Foliar spraying of pymetrozine 50%WG @125 and 150g.ai/ha at 50 and 70 DAT was found effective in controlling BPH, WBPH and GLH with population reduction of 90%, 93% and 92%, respectively over untreated control and recorded highest grain yield of 4.93 t/ha and 4.73 t/ha as against grain yield of 3.83 t/ha in untreated control with no adverse effect on population of spider, a major beneficial arthropod in rice ecosystem. e. Bio-control of cotton mealy bug: Twelve species of plants viz., Hibiscus rosa-sinensis, Abelmoschus esculentus, Gossypium hirsutum, Solanum melongena, S. tuberosum, S. lycopersicum, Capsicum annum, Helianthus annuus, Zea mays, Moringa oleifera, Tagetes sp., Achyranthes sp. were recorded as host plants of cotton mealy bug, Phenacoccus solenopsis Tinsley. Severity index (sum of total grade points i.e., infested plants / total number of plants observed) was high (1.86) on cotton followed by marigold (1.66) revealing the importance of mealy bugs in cotton. The duration of adult male and female predator, Cryptolaemus montrozieri on P. solenopsis was 66.6 and 60.6 days, respectively indicating its suitability for use as bio- control agent against the pest. The pest can be better controlled by spraying with tobacco leaf extract (5%) with a mortality of 87.6 per cent. f. Hadda beetle management in brinjal : Two round foliar spray of indoxacarb14.5SC @ 0.001% and emamectin benzoate 5%SG @ 0.002% at 25 and 40 DAP suppressed the population of hadda beetle, Henosepilachna vigntioctopunctata on brinjal with a population below 1.5/leaf and recorded highest fruit yield of 78.07q/ha and 77.62q/ha, respectively compared to 55.62q/ha in untreated control. The insecticides viz., caratap hydrochloride, fipronil, indoxacarb and emamectin benzoate showed ovicidal action against hadda beetle. Highest adult mortality (100%) of the beetle was recorded in case of emamectin benzoate and indoxacarb in both leaf dip and direct spray method. g. Suitable insecticide for IPM in rice : Application of chlorantraniliprole, both granule (0.4G) @10kg/ha and spray formulation (18.5 SC) @150ml/ha at 20 and 50 DAT exhibited excellent control of major insect pests of rice recording 8.33 – 9.05% dead heart, 2.62-3.73% white ear head by yellow stem borer, 0.17- 0.32% leaf damage by leaf folder and 0.19 -0.45 nos of BPH / hill with highest incremental grain yield of 41.2% and 35.93% over untreated control. This compound was found relatively safer to natural enemies and helped in maintaining the microbial population equilibrium in rice ecosystem.

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3.1.4 Horticulture a. Organic nutrient management in tomato: Application of RDF (125:50:100 kg N: P2O5: K2O/ha) to tomato produced maximum fruit yield (265.81 q/ha), which was at par with FYM @ 20 t/ha (245.39 q/ ha) and poultry manure @ 5 t/ha (234.6 q/ha), but superior to other treatments. With respect to profitability, poultry manure @ 5 t/ha was more profitable (2.24) than FYM @ 20 t/ha (2.07). b. Effect of sulphur on yield of onion: Gypsum and elemental sulphur are equally efficient as source of Sulphur. Thirty kg S/ha is ideal for onion yield (152.9 q/ha) and quality. c. Eco-friendly management of pod borer complex in arhar: Application of Bt @ 1 kg / ha + Flubendiamide 48 SC @ 200 ml /ha was superior in reducing pod borer population in arhar with seed yield of 14.6 q/ha. d. In vitro cloning of Lilium: MS-media supplemented with 2.0 mg/l BAP significantly enhanced no. of multiple shoots/explant during initial culture, 1st and 2nd sub culture. Axillary bud proliferation approach (node culture) may be used for mass multiplication of Lilium. (26.78 bulbs/node). e. Effect of FYM and vermicompost on Sarpagandha: In Sarpagandha, application of FYM @ 20 tonnes/ha increased the plant height (73.90 cm), number of primary branches/plant (3.89), number of leaves /plant (37.45), leaf area (51.53 sq cm), LAI (1.43), root length (36.23 cm), root diameter (1.01cm) and dry weight of roots (6.51 q/ha). Application of Vermicompost @ 10 tonnes/ ha increased the diameter of branches (0.51 cm), seed yield (42.5 kg/ha) and reserpine alkaloid content (1.20 mg/g of dry root). f. Nutrient management in Lilium: In Lilium, application of macro & micro elements, vitamins,

FeSO4 and humic acid significantly enhanced the days to bud appearance (42.08), days to bud break (56.00), days from bud appearance to bud break (13.92) and enhanced the number of buds/plant (3.75), flower bud length (11.67cm) and flower bud width (2.82 cm), enhanced the stalk length (12.00), number of flowers/plant (3.58), flower length (16.72 cm), flower width (21.23 cm), bloom life (16.92 days) and vase life (13.67 days). g. Effect of vermicompost on tuberose : Application of vermicompost @ 1kg/m2+Karanj oilcake @250 gm/m2 increased the number of spikes/plant, number of florets/spike, floret length, floret width, flower yield, bloom life, vase life and water uptake by flower spikes in the vase in tuberose cv. Phule Rajani. 3.1.5 Agricultural Bio-technology a. Regeneration protocols for rice : Regeneration protocols were standardized for indica rice, ginger, turmeric, Rauwolfia, blackgram, greengram etc. Standardization of genetic transformation protocol in rice, greengram, blackgram and eggplant has been done. b. Genomic DNA sequence of rice : Nine Genomic DNA sequence of different cultivars of rice (Oryza sativa L.) encoding a putative protein of 68 amino acids in ORF, of which 59 amino acids are conserved to DNA binding region of AP2/ERF domain of DREB1 gene that confers resistance to drought. The accession numbers of these sequences in Gen bank (NCBI) are KF545561, KF545562, KF545563, KF545564, KF545565, KF545566. KF545567, KF545568, and KF545569.

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3.1.6 Agricultural Engineering a. Evaluation of tractor operated maize dehusker cum sheller: The tractor operated maize dehusker cum sheller was evaluated, which yielded with a shelling capacity of 20 q/hour and cost of operation of Rs 36/quintal. The cost of the machine is Rs 1.5 lakh approximately and it is suitable for simultaneous dehusking and shelling of maize. b. Evaluation of tractor operated multi-row rotary weeder for sugarcane: The tractor operated multi-row rotary weeder was evaluated, which showed a field capacity of 0.27 ha/h. The machine is suitable for weeding and hoeing operation in sugarcane crop. The cost of operation of the machine is Rs 2810/ha as compared to Rs 4800/ha by manual method of weeding and hoeing with spade. The cost of the machine is approx. Rs 1.25 lakh. c. Bullock operated feed-in type sunflower thresher : A feed-in type bullock operated sunflower thresher was developed and evaluated. The average output was 64.8 kg/h with threshing and cleaning efficiency of 98.7% and 84.5%, respectively. The cost of sunflower threshing was Rs 1.72/kg. d. Maize silage based ration for working bullocks: The maize silage supplemented feeding practice of conc. mixture- 2.25 kg, paddy straw-2.2 kg and maize silage-2.2 kg on dry weight basis per head per day was found better in nourishing the medium size bullocks during work than sole paddy straw supplemented feeding. e. Development of a power tiller operated potato planter: A power tiller operated potato planter was developed. The actual field capacity and field efficiency of the developed potato planter was observed to be 0.051 ha/h and 72 %, respectively. The cost of planting by power tiller operated potato planter was found to be Rs 7000/ ha as compared to Rs 10,000/ ha by manual planting. The approx. cost of the machine has been estimated as Rs 50,000.00. f. Performance evaluation of rotavator blades: Performance evaluation of rotavator blades available in Odisha were studied. The minimum value of mean specific energy (532.9 J/m3) was observed at forward speed of 2 km/h. With increase in cone index from 300 to 500 kPa, the mean specific energy was increased by 39.09% at forward speed of 3 km/h. g. Development of a self-propelled vegetable transplanter: A self-propelled vegetable transplanter was developed and the performance was optimum at the forward speed of 0.8 to 1.2 km/h with seedling height of 150-200 mm for brinjal, chili, tomato and cabbage. Average plant stand of 95% has been recorded at forward speed of 1.0-1.2 km/h for different types of crop and seedling length. There is a cost saving of about 45% and labour saving of 80% over local method. The approx. cost of the equipment is Rs. 80,000.00. h. Development of power operated weeder: A 2-row power weeder was developed, which can be operated by 1.74 hp, 2-stroke petrol engine with gear reduction of 34:1. This can be used for weeding in both line transplanted and direct seeded rice. It is walk behind type machine with lower vibration and weight. The approx. cost of the machine is Rs 40,000.00. i. Development of power operated maize sheller : A power operated maize sheller has been developed which is operated by 1 hp single phase electric motor. Capacity of the machine is 240 kg/hour. The approx. cost is Rs 20,000.00 only. ( 22 ) ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 j. Development of self propelled 8 row germinated rice seeder: A self propelled 8 row germinated rice seeder has been developed for direct seeding of germinated rice seed on puddled bed. The field capacity of the seeder was 0.25 ha/h as compared to 0.16 ha/h in case of manual drum seeder. The cost of operation of the self propelled rice seeder was only Rs 810/ ha as compared to Rs 9000/ ha required for manual transplanting. The cost of the equipment is approx. Rs.79,000.00. k. Evaluation of tractor operated laser guided land leveller: Tractor operated laser guided land leveller can be used for uniform levelling of rice field, which helps in maintaining uniform depth of standing water resulting in less weed infestation and less time required for irrigation. The capacity of the laser leveller varies from 0.08 ha/h to 0.16 ha/h depending on the field size and depth of soil. l. Modified atmosphere packaging of fresh cauliflower :Modified atmosphere packaging has been observed to extend the shelf life of fresh cut cauliflower. The ozonated water treated (30 min treatment) fresh cut cauliflower can be stored in MAP with the use of 12 perforation packs (1.02 10-4 % of the total package surface area package size 150 mm 150 mm ) at 4°C for 28 days without significant reduction in quality parameters as compared to only one week under normal conditions. m. Orange peel derived biochar to remove heavy metals: The orange peel was used to prepare biochar through pyrolysis. The developed biochar could remove heavy metals (lead, cadmium and chromium) within a range of (70 to 85%) at a dose of 2.2g/l. It could remove selected colour dyes from textile effluent to more than 90% with a dose of 5-10g/l within a contact time of 6 to 9 days. n. Manually operated mahua stamen remover: A pedal operated manual mahua flower remover has been developed, which performed satisfactorily at 12% sample moisture content and 18 kg/ h feed rate. The stamen removal efficiency and whole flower recovery were 95.6 and 79.6%, respectively. The cost of operation per kg of flower was Rs 2.17 as compared to Rs 8.33 by traditional method. o. Centrifugal sheller for decortication of pumpkin seed: A laboratory model centrifugal sheller has been developed for decortication of pumpkin seed. Optimum parameters for decortication were observed as 25 % moisture content and 1750 rev/min of impeller speed at which the shelling efficiency, whole kernel recovery and broken percentage were 61.28, 39.62 and 14.26%, respectively. p. Development of a manual tender jackfruit peeler: A manual tender jackfruit peeler was developed for peeling of jackfruit and other large size cylindrical vegetables. The machine has a capacity of 60 kg/h and the peeling efficiency was 83.4±2.53 %. q. Preparation of minimally processed jackfruit: Minimally processed jackfruit prepared with developed peeler, washed and blanched with hot water at 60°C temperature for 1 min followed with chemical treatment of 0.1% citric acid and 1% KMS solution. The storage of same in PP with 0.1% perforations showed better quality retention up to 10 days.

( 23 ) ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 r. PET punnet packaging of mushroom for extended shelf life : Experiment was carried to extend the shelf life of paddy straw mushroom in different packages. The 75 µ PET punnet with 10% holes was found to be the best packaging material to store paddy straw mushrooms at 150C storage temperature with least PLW and veil opening. s. Refining of mahua seed oil: The crude mahua oil was refined for improving quality. Refining of mahua seed oil resulted in decrease in FFA content from 10.75 to 0.54 %, phosphorous content from 27 to 0 and the bitter taste of oil. Refining process improved the quality and storability of mahua oil. t. Rainwater management in Kandhamal district: Studies on in-situ rainwater management in Kandhamal district in north-eastern ghat climatic zone of Odisha revealed that rainwater harvested in kharif can be reused in rabi crop by using sprinkler or drip irrigation. Intercrop of groundnut and arhar (4:2) may be followed to check the soil loss (47 %) and to conserve more water (23 %) as compared to cultivated fallow. It produced higher rice equivalent yield (158 %) as compared to sole rice in the area. Provision of dugout pond in 10 % area of the field at the downstream side with 8 cm thickness soil cement plaster (6:1) lining gave 41% higher cauliflower equivalent yield as compared to without pond. u. Double inlet systems of drip irrigation: The double inlet systems of drip irrigation system developed by OUAT exhibited higher yield of 39.874 t/ha and water use efficiency of 878.95 kg/ ha/cm in brinjal crop as compared to single inlet systems. The double inlet system with laterals connected at both sides of the sub-main in looped manner resulted in brinjal yield of 39.841 t/ha and water use efficiency of 878.23 kg/ha/cm. 3.1.7. Veterinary Science &Animal Husbandry a. Fish silage for diet of broiler chicken : Fish silage incorporated @ 10% in the diet of broiler chickens can reduce feed cost and save Rs 5.0 per kg live weight gain without any adverse effect on performance and carcass characteristics of broilers. b. Management of clinico-pathological and oxidative stress in tropical bovine : Combined therapy of buparvaquon and marbofloxacin is considered better in the management of clinico- pathological and oxidative stress alterations in tropical bovine theileriosis than other treatments. c. Dietary supplementation of Vit-C and Vit-E in duck : Dietary supplementation of Vit-C and Vit-E is effective in management of heat stress in duck pullets in respect to oxidative stress and performance. d. Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) method : Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) method was more sensitive and specific than KIT Ag method for diagnosis of canine parvo viral gastroenteritis. e. Huminsuline for treatment of canine diabetes : Administration of huminsuline (30/70) @ 1 IU per kg BWT found better efficacious for treatment and management of canine diabetes in relation to clinical signs and biochemical alterations. f. Effective treatment of bovine endometritis : The administration of both the therapeutic

agents levofloxacin+-tocopherol i.u. and PGF2 endometritis, where the former showed slightly better efficacy with respect to conception rate following single insemination in post treatment period, but the latter treatment registered better efficacy in clearing bacterial infection through stronger PMN cell and cytokine activity.

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bitches with better conception rate. i. Prevalence of ectoparasitic infestation among pets : Overall prevalence of ectoparasitic infestation among pet and stray dogs surveyed in and around Bhubaneswar was 52.42%, which can be considered high and development of resistance in Rhipicephalus sanguineus against cypermethrin at low concentration was observed, which require more sensitive studies by molecular technique. j. Pathogenic species of babesia in dogs : Two pathogenic species of babesia (B.canis, B.Canisvogeli) are prevalent in dogs in and around Bhubaneswar as per PCR based study. k. Adoptability of Jersey bulls : Jersey bulls are more adapted to wide range of ambient temperature as compared to crossbred bulls, which could produce better quality semen during both summer and winter seasons. l. Detection of oestrus, oestrus duration and oestrus intensity : Detection of oestrus, oestrus duration and oestrus intensity have been improved with estra double synch protocol. m. Performance of breeds of cattle : Crossbred Jersey cattle is performing better than graded Haryana and Binjharpuri cattle in terms of milk yield. Graded Haryana cattle is better than Binjharpuri cattle for draft ability and production performance. n. Multimodular therapy on repeat breeders : In chronic repeat breeding cattle, most of the animals suffered from subclinical endometritis due to multiple inseminations. A combined therapy with anthelmintics, vitamins, minerals, intrauterine saline lavage and multiple hormone use in form of protocols resulted in high success rate up to 85%. o. Evaluation of poultry breed : Native × CSFL cross has been evaluated as a potential dual type chicken variety. The birds achieved a body weight of 924 g on combined sex basis at 8th week of age with FCR 3.83. The number of eggs produced per hen up to 40 and 52 weeks were 48.74 and 79.90 respectively. The peak egg production (56%) was achieved at 151 days of age. p. Hansli X CSML broiler : Hansli × CSML broiler has been evaluated for broiler traits. The birds achieved a body weight of 1174.08 g at 8th week of age with FCR 2.67. q. Rapid lateral immunochromatographic assay test: Rapid lateral immunochromatographic assay test was found to be the most accurate of all other antibody based diagnostic tests viz., Rose Bengal Plate Test (RBPT), Standard Tube Agglutination Test (STAT) and Milk Ring Test (MRT) with respect to indirect ELISA. r. Subclinical mastitis : Serum calcium, phosphorous, vitamin D and iron content were found to be negatively correlated with that of the prevalence of subclinical mastitis.

( 25 ) ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 s. Elimination of E. canis infection from blood : Imidocarb @ 5.5mg/kg body wt. as a single dose through subcutaneous route and doxycycline @10 mg/kg body wt. orally daily for 28 days were found equipotent in eliminating E. canis infection from blood on thirty days post treatment. However, the former is considered better as there was early remission of clinical signs. t. TRPV1 channel blockers : Vascular shock resulting from acidosis can be prevented with TRPV1 channel blockers. u. Hypoventilation in hypoxic condition in goat pulmonary artery : Polyphenols like Quercetin, Epigallactocatechin gallate and Naringenin found to alleviate hypoventilation in hypoxic condition in goat pulmonary artery model. v. Effect of mineral mixture and hormonal treatment on crossbred cows: An improved conception rate of 40 % (ASMM) and 45 % (Vitamines) could be achived as against control figure of 15%, which furher improved to 65% (Double synch) and 75% (Estra double synch) with hormonal intervention. w. Vitamin E and selenium supplementation for higher milk production in CB cattle: Supplementation of vitamin E and Selenium along with Buparvaquone & Marbofloxacin brought faster clinical recovery with restoration of altered hemato-biochemical parameters and oxidative stress indices in theileria affected animals.This recommendation can improve the milk production of animals in CB cattle. x. Management practices to attain higher body weight of Ganjam goat:The combined effect of selective breeding; deworming thrice a year; vaccination against goat pox, enterotoxaemia and PPR; health care measures as and when required, has helped in attainment of higher body weight of kids born to Ganjam goats at marketable age of 9 months to one year. The profitability per doe has been calculated to be Rs.2,040/- per year 3.1.8 Fishery Science a. Efficacy of synthetic hormone on fish : Comparative study on efficacy of synthetic hormone Gonopro-FH, Wova-FH and Alpa-FH on induced breeding of carp indicated that all the three can be used for successful induced spawning of carp. The dose required for Gonopro-FH is 0.3 ml/ kg body weight of fish followed by Wova-FH (0.4ml/kg body weight) and Alpa-FH (0.5 ml/kg body weight).The quantity of egg released, fertilization and hatching percentages was higher in Gonopro-FH treated fishes than others. b. Toxic effect of chemicals on fingerlings of Labeo rohita: 96 h LC50 values of Cypermethrine-25%EC and Deltamethrine-1.25%EC on fingerlings of Labeo rohita indicated that Deltamethrine-1.25% EC is more toxic to fingerlings of Labeo rohita in comparision to Cypermethrine-25% EC. The 96 h LC50 values for Cypermethrine-25% EC and Deltamethrine- 1.25% EC on fingerlings of Labeo rohita was calculated to be 3.48 (3.32 – 3.63)µg/l and 0.37 (0.36 – 0.38) µg/l respectively. Pronounced alterations in the histological structure of vital organs were observed in the fishes exposed to sub lethal concentration of Deltamethrine- 1.25% EC than cypermethrine-25% EC.

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Biotechnology-cum-Tissue Culture Centre produced 3,12,596 (Gerbera, Orchid, Banana and Sugarcane) plantlets with revenue generation of Rs 33, 57,277.00 A total of 5037 packets of spawn (1007.4 kg) of Paddy straw and Oyster mushroom were distributed to the farmers from CTMRT and AICRP on Mushroom, OUAT, Bhubaneswar. b. Seed and planting material production by KVKs During the year, 111.6 ha area have been covered for foundation and certified paddy seed production with production of 3825.78 q paddy seeds. Additionally, 36,03,962 nos. of quality planting material of different vegetable, fruits, flowers and forest plants have been produced by KVKs during 2016-17. c. Number of animals treated in the College of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry During 2016-17, a total number of 13,893 small and large animals were treated in the College of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry with user fee collection of Rs 2,67,243/-.

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The Directorate of Extension Education is transferring technologies to the farmers’ field through functioning of 31 Krishi Vigyan Kendras, Information and Communication Centre, University Extension Block Programme, Distance Education programme, Video Project, Agriculture Technology Information Centre and Odisha Gender Resource Centre. 4.1 University Extension Block Programme (UEBP) University Extension Block Programme is the oldest extension programme of OUAT operating since 1962. During the year 2016-17, the activities of UEBP were concentrated in four villages in two blocks of Khorda district. Those are Luna, Ranapur & Bhingarpur sasan villages of Balianta block and Darada of Balipatna block. The salient results of the demonstrations are as follows: Rice variety Mrunalini recorded yield of 47.1 q/ha and there was 22.6 % yield advantage over farmers’ ruling variety Swarna. Flood tolerant rice var. Bina-11 recorded grain yield of 39.4 q/ha as compared to 34.5 q/ha from var. Lalat with net profit of Rs. 17388/ha. Flood tolerant rice var. Swarna sub-1 yielded 39.8 q/ha and there was 11.8 % yield advantage over farmers var. Swarna with net profit of Rs 18180/ha. Onion variety Agri Found Light Red recorded bulb yield of 184.7 q/ha as compared to 123.0 q/ha in farmers variety N-53. Sesame variety Amrit yielded 8.6 q/ha with net profit of Rs 20920/ha. 4.2 Distance Education The Distance Education programme was introduced by the Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology during 1987 with the objectives of transferring up-to-date technical knowledge on agriculture, animal husbandry, horticulture, pisciculture and allied activities to the literate farmers spread over in the vast rural areas of Odisha. Depending upon the requirement of farmers, 11 different courses such as paddy cultivation, commercial crops (cotton, maize, sugarcane, jute), groundnut cultivation, vegetable cultivation, fruit cultivation, betelvine cultivation, mushroom production, dairy farming, poultry farming, bee keeping and pisciculture have been developed. During 2016-17, a total of 1440 farmers have enrolled under the programme in different courses. Since inception of the project, 22923 farmers have enrolled under distance education in different courses. 4.3 Video Project The Video Project is operating under the Directorate of Extension Education since 1987-88. During 2016-17, 32 programmes of the Directorate of Extension Education and the University have been covered through still photography under electronic data gathering. 4.4 Information and Communication Centre The Information & Communication Section, presently renamed as Information and Communication Centre was established in the year 1962. Four issues of the quarterly Odia farm magazine “Chasira Sansar” were published during the year. One special issue of the magazine was published on the occasion of University Foundation Day. During the year 2016-17, 454 farmers

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(different KVKs and other farmers) have subscribed the magazine. Two issues each of the University and Extension newsletters have been published. The University Press took up a number of single colour and multi-colour printing works of the University as well as other colleges, schemes, projects and KVKs. Different audio visual aids were prepared and displayed during Farmers Fair-cum-Exhibitions and University functions. During the period under report, the audio visual system was appropriately utilized for several occasions. The centre supported activities in organizing Regional, State and National Level Exhibitions with educational exhibits in agriculture and allied areas with the help of KVKs, different faculties and departments of the University. Three such exhibitions have been organized during University Foundation Day, Biodiversity Fair and State Level Krishi Mahotsav. 4.5 Agricultural Technology Information Centre (ATIC) The Agricultural Technology Information Centre caters the need of farmers by providing input, knowledge and advisories. During the year 2016-17, 434 farmers and 30 extension personnel visited the ATIC. Besides, one training programme (in two batches) was organised for KCC functionaries on recent advances in agriculture & allied subject. Three training programmes have been conducted for 88 no. of members of Pani Panchayat on Recent Technological Developments in Agriculture and Allied Fields. 4.6 Odisha Gender Resource Centre Odisha Gender Resource Centre is operating since 2006. With minimum operating contingency, the project has conducted 3 workshops in different KVKs during 2016-17 for mainstreaming gender concern in agriculture. The workshops are aimed at sensitization of various stakeholders such as Govt. officials, NGO personnel, KVK scientists, SHG members, farmers, farm women and others to narrow down the gender difference in the field of agriculture and allied areas. During 2016-17, training-cum-workshops were organized at KVKs of Balasore, Ganjam-II and Jagatsinghpur with participation of 40 nos. of participants in each workshop. Govt. officials, NGO personnel, KVK Scientists and SHG members of the respective districts have participated in the programme. 4.7 Salient achievements of KVK activities The Krishi Vigyan Kendras take up various extension programmes like onfarm testing, frontline demonstration, training to farmers, farm women, rural youth & extension functionary; farmers’ fair, field day, exhibition, kissan mobile advisory service, diagnostic visit etc. for transfer of technologies relating to agriculture and allied areas. Krishi Vigyan Kendras (KVK) have taken up several farmer- centric extension approaches such as doubling farmers’ income through technological modules suitable to local farming situation, Pulse Seed Hubs for production of pulses seeds by farmers on participatory mode, Farmer FIRST programme to strengthen farmer participatory research work, etc. Research- Extension linkage is strengthened at KVK level by involving scientists of research system and extension personnel of various organisations.

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During the year 2016-17, KVKs have imparted 1034 nos. of trainings on agriculture and allied areas with involvement of 26022 farmers and farm women. Similarly, 3424 nos. of rural youths were trained through 223 trainings and 2164 no. of extension functionaries of various organisations were trained through 150 nos. of in-service trainings. In addition, 60 nos. of sponsored training programmes were conducted by the KVKs with involvement of 1554 participants. During 2016-17, 443 nos. of on-farm testing on different agricultural technologies were conducted by the KVKs in 346.5 ha area with involvement of 4407 participating farmers. Similarly, 448 nos. of frontline demonstrations have been conducted on various aspects with involvement of 4341 participating farmers. During the year, 11297 nos. of soil samples have been analyzed by different KVKs and 23826 nos. of soil health cards have been distributed to the farmers. 4.8 Flagship programmes An area of 3797 ha have been covered under cluster demonstration on pulses and oilseeds by the KVKs. Pulses seed hub is operating in 6 KVKs viz. Bhadrak, Bargarh, Deogarh, Keonjhar, Kalahandi and Mayurbhanj-I. Under this programme, 292.99 q greengram, 112.24 q blackgram and 316.64 q pigeonpea seeds have been produced by different Pulses Seed Hubs. Under ARYA project, KVK, Nayagarh has undertaken activities like mushroom production, backyard poultry rearing and stunted fingerlings production with involvement of 75, 75 and 50 rural youths, respectively. Eight no. of skill development trainings have been conducted under ARYA. KVK, Keonjhar had taken up horticultural activities under Centre of Excellence. During kharif, 2016-17, a total of 1721 no. of Head to Head trials of stress tolerant IRRI rice varieties like Swarna sub-1, Sahabhagidhan, Bina-11, DRR-42 and DRR-44 covering an area of 344.2 ha were undertaken in 20 districts by the respective KVKs. NICRA activities have been taken up in five KVKs viz. Kendrapara, Kalahandi, Jharsuguda, Ganjam-I and Sonepur to enhance the resilience of agricultural production system to variability of climate. The activities of the project are focused on six modules like Natural Resource Management(NRM), Crop Production(CP), Livestock and Fisheries Production, Institutional Interventions, Capacity building and Extension activities. Under PPV and FRA programme, training–cum-awareness on protection of plant varieties and farmers’ right have been conducted in 11 KVKs viz. Koraput, Kalahandi, Sundargarh-I, Mayurbhanj-I, Jajpur, Kandhamal, Sambalpur, Rayagada, Gajapati, Malkangiri and Jagatsinghpur. In the programme, there was participation of 1126 farmers and farm women, 102 scientists, 145 Govt. officials and 53 NGO personnel. One day awareness programme on Pradhanmantri Phasal Bima Yojana was organized in each district by all the KVKs of OUAT.

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The Students’ Welfare Division takes care of the overall personality development of students through co-curricular activities like sports, games, literary competitions, NSS, NCC etc. and provides information on job opportunities for their career development. It also provides suitable hostel accommodation for the students and looks after their comfortable stay by ensuring favorable academic environment. 5.1 STUDENTS’ ACCOMMODATION There are 26 hostels in the University, out of which 13 are for girls and 13 for boys; including those at Chiplima, Rangailunda and Bhawanipatna campus. These hostels accommodate approximately 3030 students in single, two, three and four seated rooms. Besides, one International Hostel is also established to accommodate the foreign students. Two hostels located at Bhubaneswar campus are earmarked for Post-graduate students, one each for boys and girls. Boarders are provided with hygienic food and safe drinking water. There is availability of television and internet connectivity in each hostel for education, information and entertainment of the boarders. Games and sports facilities are also available in each hostel. 5.2 SCHOLARSHIPS AND FREESHIPS The University provides merit scholarships for the Under-Graduate students @ Rs 500/- per student per month to the extent of 15% of the total strength per class. Besides, the benefit of freeship amounting to Rs.500/- per semester per student is extended to 10% of the total strength of each class on the basis of merit-cum-poverty. Two Post-Graduate (Master’s Degree) students of each discipline (except M.V.Sc.) receive the University scholarship @ Rs.1500/- per month. However, the P.G. students of College of Veterinary Science & Animal Husbandry (M.V.Sc.) are getting stipend of Rs.10,000/- per month for 1st year and Rs.10,500/- per month for 2nd year with effect from August, 2015 as per Government norms. Moreover, for the first time, merit Scholarship to one Ph.D. student of each department is also given @ Rs.2000/- per month. 5.3 GAMES AND SPORTS Games and sports activities like Volleyball, Badminton (Men & Women), Weight lifting and Body building, Table Tennis, Cricket, Kho-Kho (Women), Kabaddi, Athletics (Men & Women) and Basketball etc. are organized regularly for the students. Competitons for various indoor games like Badminton (Men & Women), Chess (Men) & Table Tennis (Men) were conducted from 07.09.2016 to 09.09.2016 at Indoor halls of the University. The Annual Athletic Meet of College of Fisheries, Rangailunda, Berhampur was held on 19.11.16. The Annual Athletic Meet of College of Agriculture, Bhawanipatna was held on 25.11.16. The Annual Athletic Meet of College of Agriculture, Bhubaneswar was held on 30.11.16 in the main play ground of OUAT. The Annual Athletic Meet of College of Agricultural

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Engineering & Technology was held on 08.12.16 in the University main play ground. The Annual Athletic Meet of College of Community Science, Bhubaneswar was held on 09.12.16 in the OUAT main play ground. Annual Athletic Meet of College of Veterinary & Animal Husbandry, Bhubaneswar was held on 17.12.16 & 18.12.16 in the Hockey field of CVSc.&AH campus. Annual Athletic Meet of Centre for Post Graduate Studies , Bhubaneswar was held on 28.12.16 in OUAT main play ground. Annual Athletic Meet of College of Forestry, Bhubaneswar was held on 30.12.16 in the main play ground of OUAT. The OUAT Team participated in the All India Inter-University Weight Lifting & Best Physique Championship held at Punjab University, Chandigarh from 07.02.2017 to 09.02.2017. The University Annual Athletic Meet was held on 4th & 5th March, 2017 in main play ground of OUAT. The Valedictory function of the Meet was held on 5th March, 2017 under the Chairmanship of Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor, Prof. S.Pasupalak. Mr.Rudra Narayan Konhar, 2nd year student of College of Forestry was awarded as Champion (Men), while Ms. Lipsa Panda a student of 2nd year College of Community Science was awarded as Champion (Women) of the Annual Athletic Meet. The OUAT team consisting of 40 members participated in All India Inter-Agricultural University Games & Sports Meet held at CCS Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar, Haryana from 25.03.2017 to 29.03.2017. The team won a silver medal in 4 x 100 Relay Race. 5.4 CULTURAL ACTIVITIES The OUAT Cultural Team participated in the 17th AGRIUNIFEST held at Rajasthan University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Bikaner from 22nd to 25th February, 2017. The list of participants with their achievements are given below: Sl. No. Name of the participant Events Prize/ Medal 1. Ms Riya Pati Clay Modeling 3rd Position 2. Ms Krishnamayee Sethy Cartooning 4th Position 3. Mr Soham Sahoo Extempore 2nd Position 4. Mr Soham Sahoo & Debipada Chatterjee Quiz 4th Position 5. Mr Subhranshu Mohon Nanda & 8 other One Act Play 3rd Position participants 6. Mr Debipada Chatterjee Debater Best Debater

The Chancellor’s and Vice-Chancellor’s Cup Debate Competition in English and Odia were organized prior to 36th Convocation of the University. Winners of Chancellor’s and Vice-Chancellor’s Cups in English debate were Ms. Suvangi Rath from College of Agriculture, Bhubaneswar and Mr. Debipada Chatterjee from College of Basic Science and Humanities, respectively. In Odia Debate competition, Mr Subhankar Sahu from College of Vety. Science & AH and Mr Amlan Rath from College of Horticulture, Chiplima were the winners of Chancellor’s and Vice-Chancellor’s Cup, respectively.

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5.5 UNIVERSITY EMPLOYMENT AND GUIDANCE BUREAU The University Employment and Guidance Bureau of State Government is functioning in the University in collaboration with the Students’ Welfare Division. The Vice-Chancellor acts as the Chairman of the Advisory Committee and the Dean, Students’ Welfare as the Chief of the Bureau. Total Nos. of 147 Degree and Post-graduates Degree holders comprising of B.Sc.(Ag.) , M.Sc.(Ag.), B.V.Sc.&A.H., M.V.Sc., B. Tech. (Ag.Engg.), M.Tech. (Ag.Engg.), B.F.Sc., M.F.Sc., B.Sc.(Horticulture) and other degrees have been registered with this Bureau for employment assistance during 2016-17. The Bureau maintains career information mechanism to provide information on various courses of studies and syllabus on higher studies in India and abroad and helps applicants in securing admission to various courses offered by the Universities of India and abroad. The bureau disseminates information on Scholarship, Fellowship and financial assistance available in India and Abroad. It also provides information on competitive examination conducted by UPSC, Banking Service Recruitment Board, Selection Board for entry into the defence services etc. 5.6 NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS) The International Yoga Day was celebrated on 21.06.2016 with participation of more than 350 students, staff and faculty members of the University. Bana mahostav was observed on 05.07.2016 in OUAT with plantation of more than 400 trees such as Panasa, Boul, Pesta Badam, Kanchan, Jamu etc. in the campus. More than 2000 different plants were planted in the constituent Colleges of OUAT. The staff and students have observed the Swachhata Pakhwada and organized Blood Donation Camp on 05.11.2016. Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor Prof. S.Pasupalak gave Swachhata Pledge to all participants. The Swachhata Programme was also organized on 6th & 7th November, 2016 in all campuses of OUAT including outlying Krishi Vigyan Kendras, Research Stations and Colleges. The NSS Volunteers (5 boys & 5 girls) of different Colleges participated in the National Integration Camp at U.A.S., Dharward from 20th to 26th February, 2017. 5.7 NATIONAL CADET CORPS (NCC) R&V SQN of NCC is operating under Dean Students’ Welfare comprising of College of Veterinary Science& Animal Husbandry and College of Agriculture, Bhubaneswar. Both the Colleges are having strength of 100 cadets. Cadets of 1 (O) R&V Sqn NCC won 02 silver medal in Republic Day horse riding competition 2016-17. Maj. Sudesh Kanungo, NCC officer 1(O) R&V Sqn. NCC qualified as International Judge for equestrian games in National & International equestrian events. Thirty cadets attended social service camp at Rahagiri, Bhubaneswar and 16 cadets of 1(O) R&V Sqn NCC attended Army attachment camp at RVC Center, Meerut. Five cadets of 1(O) R&V Sqn NCC attended the National Integration Camp at Bolpur, Birbhum, West Bengal. Ninty cadets of 1(O)

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R&V Sqn NCC attended the Combined Annual Training Camp at Kalinga Stadium, Bhubaneswar. Fifteen cadets with 10 horses attended NCC Day celebration at Bhubaneswar. During 2016-17, nearly 82 Cadets of 1(O) R&V Sqn NCC appeared “B” certificate examination and 11cadets appeared “C” certificate examination. N.C.C. (Air Wing) is operating in College of Basic Science and Humanities, Bhubaneswar. During 2016-17, a total of 50 (SD 34, SW 16) cadets were enrolled. Regular classes were done on Drill, General Service Knowledge, Health and Hygiene, Air Frame, Principles of Flight. Air Navigation, Airmanship, Aero-engine, Meteorology, Aero-modeling, Micro-light flying, Skeet shooting, Range Firing, Aircraft Recognition & Armament etc. Cadets have attended ATC, PVSC-I, PVSC-II camps inside the State and RDC (2SD), AIVSC(4SD+3SW), NIC, ALC, Attachment, Personality Development Camps outside the State. Cadets of the College have participated in State Level Independence Day. Republic Day, NCC Day, University Convocation and University Foundation Day. They have also participated in Memorial Marathon Races, Yoga day and Plantation programme. 5.8 OTHER ACTIVITIES A Blood Donation Camp was organised on 18.09.2016 in the College of Veterinary Science & Animal Husbandry, where 45 bottles of blood collected. Another Blood Donation Camp was organized by College of Agricultural Engineering & Technology in the eve of Golden Jubilee Celebration on 25.06.2016. About 87 bottles of blood were collected in this donation camp. A Blood Donation Camp was organised jointly by the College of Agriculture and College of Horticulture, Chiplima on 02.03.2017, where 110 units of blood were collected. The Inaugural Function of SAPI East Zone Veterinary Physiology Quiz Competition was held on 28.10.2016 in the College of Veterinary Science & Animal Husbandry, Bhubaneswar. The students of Veterinary Colleges of Assam, Bihar, West Bengal and Odisha have attended the competition. As per instructions of ICAR, New Delhi; the Agricultural Education Day was celebrated on 03.12.16. Various events like Odia & English Debate Competition and drawing competitions were organized at College of Basic Science & Humanities, Bhubaneswar by involving students of school and colleges.

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The Directorate of Planning Monitoring and Evaluation is operating in the University to facilitate various activities relating to formulation of projects, liasion with outside agencies, facilitate organization of seminars, symposia etc. There is a dedicated cell under this Directorate to provide internet facility to students and various establishments of the University. Besides, the website of the University is managed by this Directorate. During 2016-17, the Directorate of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation received Rs. 15,67,620 under ICAR Development Grants and the expenditure was Rs. 15,63,726 for strengthening of education activity in the University. University has hosted various International, National and State level Symposia/ Seminars/ Workshops/ meetings. Besides, there was celebration of 55th Foundation Day function and 36th Convocation of the University for which organizational and management supports were extended by the Directorate. The Directorate helped in organisation of monthly review meetings of academic, research, extension and governance activities. Steps are taken for appraisal to the State and Central authorities including ICAR on progress of University on various matters. Projected the activities and outcome of the University through various reports including annual report, monthly report, annual activities report etc. Various IT infrastructures of the University and its constituent colleges located at Bhubaneswar are maintained by this Directorate with the help of one Head, ITC; one System Manager; two Internet Operators and one Assistant Computer Operator. The University has provided internet bandwidth of 1 Gbps to about 700 end users at the headquarters including the hostels through NMEICT Project. Computers alongwith accessories, computer table and chairs, antivirus software, new internet connections etc. were purchased and supplied to different faculties of the University for smooth functioning of day-to-day work. AMC for different networking equipments and computer accessories, payment of bandwidth charges to BSNL were also done. Facilitated for signing of MoU and MoA with various national and international organizations for strengthening academic and research activities. Maintained OUAT website http://ouat.nic.in

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The Director of Physical Plants executed development, construction and maintenance of infrastructure including sanitation, water supply, electricity etc. with the funds allocated under various grants during the year 2016-17 as detailed below.

Table: Allocation of funds for infrastructure development (Rs in lakh) Sl. No. Name of the work Amount allocated Amount Total allocation to outside agency for allocated to execution (CPWD, DPP for OPWD & Others) execution

1. ICAR Development Grant 485.84 8.42 494.26

2. RKVY Grant 1593.58 46.83 1640.41

3. KVK Grant 475.54 56.00 531.54

4. State-Plan Grant 198.16 - 198.16

5. State-Plan (Agro-Poly.) 124.71 - 124.71

6. Special Grant 365.81 - 365.81

TOTAL 3243.64 111.25 3354.89 Besides the construction and renovation work, this Directorate also looked after the maintenance/ special repair work and purchase & maintenance of vehicles at headquarters and other outlaying stations of the University during the year 2016-17.

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The University meets its expenditure with the financial assistance from various sources viz. Government of Odisha, Indian Council of Agricultural Research, Govt. of India and other sources. A part of the expenses are met through internal resources of the University. University and its constituent colleges, research stations and other schemes are financed by the State Government in shape of Grant-in-Aid sanctioned from time to time. Krishi Vigyan Kendras, research projects and other activities are partly or fully funded by respective external agencies like DST, DBT, ICFRE, Govt. of India, RKVY etc. The University also receives funds from several international organizations. AUDIT OF ACCOUNTS The Accounts of the University are subject to audit under Orissa Local Fund Audit Act 1948. On the instructions of the House Committee of the Orissa Legislative Assembly, steps have been initiated to include Chartered/ Cost Accountants for audit by amending the OUAT Statutes to clear up the backlog and maintain audit up-to-date. In order to facilitate release of funds in respect of externally funded schemes operating in the University, accounts of such projects have been audited timely through Chartered Accountants. Receipts and expenditure during 2016-17 (Rs in lakh)

Name of GIA Total Expenditure Expenditure the Sector Received Expenditure on Salary on Non-Salary

State Sector 12833.98 15027.65 12617.93 2409.72

Central Sector 5897.54 6042.63 2966.69 3075.94

Govt. of India 312.64 514.43 258.93 255.50

RKVY 2326.19 2372.01 0 2372.01

Other 494.89 586.51 127.92 458.59

Total 21865.24 24543.23 15971.47 8571.76

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9.1 Central Library The Central Library is the hub of knowledge and information resources for the whole university. The Central Library is operating under open access system and remains open from 8.00 a.m. till 8.00 p.m. on all working days. In collaboration with ICAR, the library has developed mechanism of digital access to a large numbers of journals, being provided to the users through CeRA. The library has extended its facilities to each department of different faculties located at Bhubaneswar campus through LAN connection. During the year 2016-17, a total of 67,031 users have visited the Central Library for various purposes. The Central Library is constantly providing library services through various housekeeping operations and electronic services. The E-Library comprises of Internet Based Services, Online Journals, Thesis Repository, CD-ROM Databases, Open Access e-Resources, Online Public Access Catalogue, Current Alert Service, Digital Information Services etc. Subscription to Journals During the period 2016-17, the Central Library has subscribed 25 foreign journals, 75 Indian journals and 50 other journals on gratis. During the year, 1510 users have visited the current journal section to browse/ use recent journals. Purchase of Books A total of 1487 books were purchased by the Central Library, out of which 1199 are from ICAR Library Strengthening Grant and 288 from OUAT Grant. Classification and cataloguing of all those books are completed. Thesis, Dissertations and Reports During the reporting period, the library has received 10 Ph.D. theses and 225 Master Degree Dissertations, 177 technical and annual reports and a number of conference proceedings, newsletters etc. from different institutes and organisations. E-Resources The Central Library has subscribed to CD-ROM Databases of CAB Abstract from 1990-2012 and VET-CD from 1973-2012, AGRICOLA from 1995-2005 and AGRIS till 2007. CeRA is being used in OUAT Campus. Students are also using internet, free of cost, in the e-library. Members of the University have used CeRA 19,365 times at different computer systems in the campus for different purposes. In addition to this, CeRA is being used in other colleges and ten KVKs. The e-library has been visited by 7815 users for various purposes mainly for accessing e-resources and using computer system for academic purposes. Circulation of Documents During the year, the Circulation Section has issued 16,174 books and received back 15,705 books from the borrowers/users. An amount of Rs 42,267 was collected as fine for overdue charges.

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Information Services The Central Library is providing various types of information services to the users. Current contents of foreign journals are sent to faculty members through e-mail regularly. New books and journals are displayed for information of the users. Library Automation The Central Library has implemented KOHA LMS for automation of library and information activities. Accordingly, KOHA LMS was installed, barcoding of 43,000 books was done and User Profile of 1500 users was also developed. New books, when purchased, are entered into the software. Book Bank During the reporting period, 1590 students have become members of the Book Bank and borrowed 3065 number of books. E-Library Facility A well furnished room with 50 reader capacity having all facilities for accessing the internet and CD-ROM database and online access is available for use by the staff and students of OUAT. The eagerness to use the e-library facility for acquiring their needful information is increasing day by day among the users. About 7815 users have used e-library during 2016-17. Photocopying Service Central Library has made provision of photocopy services on out-sourcing basis in the vicinity of the library in which 32,690 pages were photocopied from 2545 books from the book section. Besides, 4189 pages were photocopied from the current journal section and 1672 pages were photocopied from Back Volume Journal Section. New Infrastructure Developed The CCTV Surveillance System was renovated with full coverage of the Central Library. Nine new computers were purchased and one Online UPS was procured for the e-Library. Courses Imparted The non credit paper PGS- 501: Library & Information Services is imparted to post graduate and Ph.D. students of this university as prescribed by ICAR. The classes are taken by Chief Librarian and other Librarians. The examination of all the students for the same paper was held in the Library. Library Extension Services In order to improve use of e-resources among faculty and PG students, the Library staff visited each department of the colleges in the University campus and demonstrated the use of CeRA, Krishikosh and other e-resources in agriculture. Such an attempt was very much fruitful as the user was aware of vast research resources available in electronic form. Digitization of Information Resources The Central Library has taken up Digitization Programme in which 712 theses were uploaded to Krishikosh Repository of ICAR for which the university was awarded appreciation certificate. Again, 60130 pages from 313 theses have been digitized and all those 313 theses were uploaded to

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KrishiKosh Repository. The DSpace open resource software was installed for development of Institutional Repository of the Central Library. Workshops organized by the Central Library The Central Library had organized one day workshop on KrishiKosh on 27th January 2017. The workshop was inaugurated by Prof. S. Pasuplak, Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor with Dr. Amrender Kumar, Sr. Scientist, IARI and Principal Investigator, E-Granth as the Chief Speaker. Dr. R.K.Mahapatra, Chief Librarian was the Coordinator of the Workshop. The Letter of Appreciation for the Central Library was received by Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor from the Chief Guest of the function. Workshop on KOHA The Central Library had organized two days workshop on KOHA LMS on 25th and 26th February 2017 in collaboration with Orissa Library Academy. The workshop was inaugurated by Prof. S. Pasuplak, Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor. A total of 42 participants consisting of the Librarians from Odisha participated the workshop. 9.2 Agriculture Consultancy Support Service Cell (ACSSC) The University provided professional consultancy service in the field of Agriculture and allied sectors to various Government and non-government organizations through its Agriculture Consultancy Support Service Cell. The brief report is presented in the table below. Sl. Year Name of Project Present Position Funding Resource No. Agency generated 1 2015-16 & Preparation of Eight no. of draft APICOL Rs. 32197.00 2016-17 Bankable project Project proposals Odisha proposals for APICOL have been corrected and final DPRs have been successfully submitted to APICOL Total Rs 32197.00

9.3 Distinguished Visitors Sl. No. Name of the Visitors Date

1 Dr. B.Prakash, ADG (AS) visited the College of Vety.Sc. &A.H. 12 May, 2016

2 Johanna Lindahl and Dr. Ram Pritam Deka from International Livestock July, 2016 Research Institute (ILRI) visited Dept. of Vety. Microbiology, College of Vety.Sc. &A.H.

3 Monitoring and Review team of Education Division of ICAR visited the October, 2016 College of Vety.Sc. &A.H.

4 Col. P.K. Panda on Annual Athletic Meet of College of Agriculture and 03.12.2016 College of Horticulture, Chiplima

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Sl. No. Name of the Visitors Date 5 ICAR Monitoring and Review Team consisting of Prof. H.S. Noinabatii, 21.10.2016 Former ADG (Agril. Edu), ICAR, New Delhi and Dr. Subasish Bandopadhya, Principal Scientist, IVRI, Kolkata Centre visited College of Fisheries for assessment of ICAR grant 6 Dr. J.K.Jena, DDG (Fishery Science), ICAR for review of NSPAAD project 26.11.2016 being operated in the College of Fisheries, Rangailunda 7 Dr. J.K.Jena, DDG (Fishery Science), ICAR to attend the National Seminar on 11.03.2017 Priorities in Fisheries and Aquaculture at College of Fisheries, Rangailunda 8 Mr. Bishnupada Sethi, IAS, Secy., FARD; Dr. S.D. Tripathy, Former Director, 11.03.2017 ICAR-CIFE; Dr. Dilip Kumar, Former Director, ICAR-CIFE; Dr. N. Sarangi, 12.03.2017 Former Director, ICAR-CIFA; Dr. Dam Roy, Director, ICAR-CIARI ; Dr. B.K.Das, Director, ICAR-CIFRI ; Dr. J.K.Sundaray, Director, ICAR-CIFA ; Dr. S.Felix, Dean, College of Fisheries, Ponneri; Dr. Premjit Singh, Vice-Chancellor, CAU, Imphal attended the National Seminar on Priorities in Fisheries and Aquaculture at College of Fisheries, Rangailunda 9 Prof. Mathew Prasad, Vice-Chancellor, Uttarakhand University of Horticulture 11.03.2017 & Forestry visited the College of Agril. Engg. & Tech. 10 Sj. Pradeep Maharathy, Hon’ble Minister, Dept. of Agriculture & Farmers’ 09.03.2017 Empowerment and FARD, Govt. of Odisha and Sj. Satakadi Hota, Editor, The Samaya, Bhubaneswar visited the College of Agril. Engg. & Tech. 11 Mr. Sudam Marandi, Hon’ble Minister Sports and Youth Affairs attended the 12.05.2016 Annual Function of the College of Forestry 12 Mr. S. S. Srivastav, PCCF, Odisha attended the Annual Function of the 13.05.2016 College of Forestry 13 Dr. Ajay Mohapatra, MD, OFDC Ltd, Attended the Annual Function of the 13.05.2016 College of Forestry 14 Dr. R. K. Walia, Project Coordinator, AICRP on Nematodes visited the centre 29-31 August, 2016 15 Dr. Major Singh, Project Coordinator of AICRP on Vegetable Crops, IIVR, 18.02.2017 Varanasi visited at AICRP on Vegetable Crops, OUAT, Bhubaneswar 16 Dr. Javed Rizvi, Director South Asia Programme, ICRAF visited agroforestry 06.01.2017 field for collaboration of State Govt. with AICRP on Agroforestry and ICRAF 17 Dr B.K. Pathy, Director, Manage, Hyderabad delivered a lecture on 14.12.2016 ‘Linking Farmers to Market” in the Dept. of Agribusiness Management 18 Dr. V.S. Pahil, National Consultant, NFSM, New Delhi visited KVK, Angul 02.02.2017 for monitoring of CFLD 19 Er. R.K. Jena, Hon’ble MP, Balasore; Sj. Nityananda Sahu, Hon’ble M.L.A., 03.10.2016 Basta and Mr. Abhisek Anand, State Manager, CWC, Govt. of India visited KVK, Balasore during workshop on Post Harvest Technology

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Sl. No. Name of the Visitors Date 20 Dr. Anupam Misra, Director, ATARI visited KVK, Balasore during 08.11.2016 Skill development training programme on Mushroom cultivation 21 Sj. Arjuna Sethi, Hon’ble MP, Bhadrak; Sj. Jugola Kishore Pattanaik, 09.04.2016 Hon’ble MLA, Bhadrak; Sj. Prafulla Samal, Hon’ble MLA, Bhandaripokhari and Dr. Virendra Singh, Director, DRD, Ministry of Agriculture and F.W. visited KVK Bhadrak to attend Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana and Farmers Fair 22 Dr. A.N. Roy, Head, TOT, ICAR-NIRJAFT, Kolkata visited KVK Bhadrak to 30.08.2016 attended closing ceremony of training on Jute craft 23 Sj Bijaya Padhani, Zilla Parishada Chairman visited KVK Bolangir to attend 12.04.2016 programme on Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana 24 Sj. Pradip Amat, Hon’ble Minister, Finance, Govt. of Odisha visited 07.04.2016 KVK Boudh to attend programme on Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana 25 Sj Nagendra Ku Pradhan, Hon’ble MP, Sambalpur; Smt. Nibedita Nayak, 03.04.2016 Chairman, SSWB, Odisha; Mrs. Sushama Behera, President, Zilla Parisad, Deogarh visited KVK Deogarh to attend programme on Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana 26 Mrs. Sushama Behera, President, Zilla Parisad, Deogarh visited 05.12.2016 KVK Deogarh to attend Soil Health Day celebration 27 Sj. Tathagata Satapathy, Hon’ble MP, Dhenkanal visited KVK Dhenkanal 03.04.2016 to attend programme on Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana 28 Sj. C. Roul, Addl. Secretary, DARE & Secretary, ICAR visited KVK Dhenkanal 08.12.2016 for monitoring KVK activities 29 Dr. M Dim, PC, AICRP on UAE, CIAE, Bhopal visited KVK Gajapati in the 21.10.2016 context of use of farm machineries in the district 30 Mr. Tetyana Leterska, Sr. Research and Evaluation, Landesa, USA visited 07.01.2017 KVK Gajapati to discuss regarding collaboration works with Landesa 31 Dr. R. S Sine, NFSM consultant , ICAR visited KVK Ganjam II for cluster 21.09.2016 & demonstration field 16.11.2016 32 Sj Surya Narayan Patro, Hon’ble MLA, Digapahandi visited 05.12.2016 KVK Ganjam II to attend the Soil Health Day celebration 33 Dr. Kulamani Samal, Hon’ble Member of Parliament visited KVK Jagatsinghpur 05.04.2016 to attend programme on Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana 34 Dr. Anupam Mishra, Director, ATARI, Zone-VII visited KVK Jagatsinghpur 08.05.2016 35 Sj. Debidatta Mohanty, Chairman, Zilla Parisada, Jagatsinghpur visited 05.12.2016 KVK Jagatsinghpur to attend the Soil Health Day celebration 36 Dr. Anupam Mishra, Director, ATARI, Zone-VII, ICAR visited KVK Jajpur 26.04.2016 37 Smt. Radharanai Panda, Hon’ble MLA, Brajarajnagar visited 05.04.2016 KVK, Jharsuguda to attend programme on Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana

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Sl. No. Name of the Visitors Date 38 Dr. Man Singh, Joint Director, Directorate of Rice Development, Govt. of India, 20.09.16 Patna, Bihar visited KVK, Jharsuguda and fields of Pulse demonstration. 39 Dr.Man Singh Joint Director, Directorate of Rice Development, Govt. of India, 08 & 09 Bihar visited KVK, Kalahandi for NALMOT team visit to Cluster Demonstration Feb. 2017 and Pulse Seed Hub Programme. 40 Dr. Alok Nath Roy, PS & Head Transfer of Technology Division ICAR NIRJAFT 27.02.2017 visited KVK, Kendrapada to attend workshop on Value addition of Jute 41 Mr Pijush Kanta Bera, SHO, National Horticulture Board, Ministry of 18.07.2016 Agrl. & F.Welfare, Govt. of India visited the guava progeny orchard of KVK, Keonjhar during inspection of NHM programme 42 Dr. A.K.Patra, Director, IISS, Bhopal visited KVK, Keonjhar and Soil testing lab. 21.08.2016 43 Dr. N.P.Singh, Director, Indian Institute of Pulse Research, Kanpur visited 08.10.2016 Greengram fields and farm of KVK, Keonjhar 44 Dr. Joydip Mandal, Professor, Inst. of Agriculture, Santiniketan visited 23.07.2016 KVK, Koraput 45 Smt Sarojini Hembram , Hon’ble MP, Rajya Sabha visited 04.04.2016 KVK, Mayurbhanj I to attend Farmer’s fair 46 Smt Sarojini Hembram , Hon’ble MP, Rajya Sabha visited KVK, Mayurbhanj I 05.12.2016 to attend Celebration of World Soil Day Programme 47 Sj. Prakash Chandra Soren, Chairman, Zilla Parishad, Mayurbhanj visited 05.12.2016 KVK, Mayurbhanj II to attend Celebration of World Soil Day Programme 48 Sj. B.K.Panda, Hon’ble MLA, Nuapada and Mrs. Puspanjali Pandey, 06.04.2016 President ZP, Nuapada visited KVK, Nuapada to attend programme on Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana 49 Sri Pinaki Mishra, Hon’ble MP, Puri visited KVK, Puri to attend programme on 04.04.2016 Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana 50 Sj. Pradeep Maharathi, Hon’ble Minister of Agril & FE and 09.08.2016 Sj. Umakanta Samantray, Hon’ble MLA Satyabadi visited KVK, Puri 51 Dr.Anupam Mishra, ATARI, Zone VII visited KVK, Puri 09.11.2016 52 Mr. Jhinna Hikaka, Hon’ble MP, Koraput; Mr. Trinath Gomango Hon’ble MLA, 18.04.2016 Gunupur; Mr. Jagannath Saraka, Hon’ble MLA, B. Cuttack; Mrs. Sujata Mandangi, Hon’ble President, Zilla parisad visited KVK, Rayagada to attend programme on Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana 53 Dr. Man Singh, Joint Director, DRD, GOI, Patna visited KVK, Rayagada for 10.02.2017 monitoring of Cluster Frontline Demonstration 54 Sri Nagendra Kumar Pradhan, Hon’ble MP, Sambalpur; Sri Ramesh Patua, 02.04.2016 Hon’ble MLA Rengali and Sri Rohit Pujari, Hon’ble MLA, Rairakhol visited KVK, Sambalpur to attend programme on Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana

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Sl. No. Name of the Visitors Date 55 Sj. Abhimanyu Kushal, Chairman, Fishery Development Cooperative Society, 05.12.2016 Odisha visited KVK, Sonepur to attend world soil health day programme 56 Mr Juel Oram, Hon’ble Minister for Tribal Affairs, Govt. of India visited KVK, 16.04.2016 Sundargarh I to attend programme on Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana 57 Mr Pitrush Toppo, President Zilla Parishd, Sundargarh visited 05.12.2016 KVK, Sundargarh I to attend world soil health day programme 58 Dr.B.V.David, Chairman, Scientific Academic Board, International Institute of 15.11.2016 BioTechnology and Toxicology, Padappai, Tamil Nadu Delivered a talk on “Six decades of my experience in plant protection – An Overview” in College of Agriculture, Bhubaneswar 59 Dr. K. K. Singh, Head, Agromet Services & Scientist-F, IMD, New Delhi and 14.12.2016 Dr. N. Chatopadhaya, Head & Scientist F, Agricultural Meteorology Division, IMD attended the Annual Review Meeting of GKMS and FASAL held at OUAT, Bhubaneswar and also visited the Crop Weather Observatory of the Dept. of Agricultural Meteorology 60 Dr. Subash Chander, Principal Scientist and Professor, Division of Entomology, 02.02.2017 I.A.R.I., New Delhi delivered Dr.N.Panda Memorial Lecture on “Climate change impact on crop pests and management interventions” in O.U.A.T. 61 Dr. R.C. Upadhyaya, Former Director, ICAR-DMR, Solan (HP) visited 27.02.2017 CTMRT and AICRP on Mushroom, OUAT, Bhubaneswar 62 D. V.P.Sharma, Director, ICAR-DMR, Solan (HP) visited CTMRT and 16.03.2017 AICRP on Mushroom, OUAT, Bhubaneswar

9.4 Ad-hoc projects (A) Projects operated in the University with support of Public sector Sl. Title of the Project Funding Agency Financial No. outlay (Rs in lakh) 1 Conservation and improvement of Agriculture and F.E. Dept., 50.60 Kendrapada Sheep Govt. of Odisha under RKVY 2 Centre of Excellence on Remunerative Agriculture and F.E. Dept., 600.98 Horticulture & Agri-Livelihoods Govt. of Odisha under RKVY 3 An Innovative Solar Pumping based Agriculture and F.E. Dept., 15.00 Micro-Irrigation System in Vegetable Cultivation Govt. of Odisha under RKVY 4 Strengthening of Bio-Technology and Agriculture and F.E. Dept., 332.00 Tissue Culture Centre Govt. of Odisha under RKVY

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Sl. Title of the Project Funding Agency Financial No. outlay (Rs in lakh) 5 Development of Suitable Techniques for inducing Agriculture and F.E. Dept., 27.30 dormancy to reduce pre-harvest sprouting Govt. of Odisha in commonly cultivated paddy varieties under RKVY 6 Strengthening of Centre of Pulse Research Agriculture and F.E. Dept., 734.08 at Berhampur Govt. of Odisha under RKVY 7 Holistic Development of RRTTS, Agriculture and F.E. Dept., 211.09 Bhawanipatna, Kalahandi Govt. of Odisha under RKVY 8 Holistic Development of RRTTS, Agriculture and F.E. Dept., 688.18 Ranital, Bhadrak Govt. of Odisha under RKVY 9 Holistic Development of RRTTS, Agriculture and F.E. Dept., 1200.58 Chiplima, Sambalpur Govt. of Odisha under RKVY 10 Holistic Development of RRTTS, Keonjhar Agriculture and F.E. Dept., 560.34 Govt. of Odisha under RKVY 11 Strengthening infrastructure for effective delivery Agriculture and F.E. Dept., 148.00 of clinical health care services to animals in Govt. of Odisha College of CVSC & AH, OUAT under RKVY 12 Collection, Screening, Purification and Agriculture and F.E. Dept., 225.00 improvement of Greengram and Blackgram Govt. of Odisha Land Races of Odisha under RKVY 13 1) Establishment of Bio-fertilizer production unit and Agriculture and F.E. Dept., 195.00 (2) Establishment of Bio-control agent production unit Govt. of Odisha under RKVY 14 Establishment of Pulses Breeder Seed Agriculture and F.E. Dept., 237.00 Processing and Storage Facilities at OUAT Govt. of Odisha under RKVY 15 Statistical Survey to estimate production of coconut Coconut Board, 2.90 in the State of Odisha Ministry of Agriculture, Cooperation & F.W., Government of India 16 Studies on emerging infectious diseases of Dept. of Biotechnology, 24.21 Elephants(Elephas maximus)with special Ministry of Science & reference to tuberculosis (TB) and elephant Technology, endotheliotropic herpes virus infection (EEHV) Govt. of India

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Sl. Title of the Project Funding Agency Financial No. outlay (Rs in lakh) 17 Concurrent Evaluation of Additional Fodder Directorate of 8.02 Development Programme (AFDP) Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services, Odisha

18 Evaluation of Rainfed Area Development (RAD) Directorate of Soil 26.51 under NMSA Conservation and Watershed Development, Govt. of Odisha

19 Study on molecular characterization and bioactive Dept. of Science 4.24 potential assessment on chromium reducing and Technology, microbes isolated from chromite mines of Odisha Govt. of Odisha

20 Screening and extraction of biologically active Dept. of Science 4.30 compounds from sheathed Cyanobacteria isolated and Technology, from building facades and monuments of Odisha Govt. of Odisha

21 Development of suitable technology for conversion Dept. of Science 7.96 of waste green coconut into biocoal as an alternate and Technology, cooking fuel Govt. of Odisha

22 Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhayay Ministry of Human 15.00 Unnat Krishi Sikhya Yojana Resource Development, Govt. of India through ICAR

23 Deployment and Scale-out of high yielding stress CIMMYT (From 71.00 -resilient maize hybrids suitable for rainfed Govt. of Odisha agro-ecologies of Odisha, which is known as under RKVY) Stress-resilient maize for Odisha (SRMO)

24 Evaluating Impact of Neonicotinoids on Pollinators ICAR- AICRP on 17.63 Honey bees and Pollinators 25 Characterisation of Binjharpuri Cattle ICAR- National 39.20 Bureau of Animal Genetic Resources (NBAGR) 26 Genetic Characterization and diversity analysis of ICAR, Extra Mural fund 23.00 indigenous goat breeds of Odisha with special reference to adaptability traits

27 Upgrading socio-economic status of tribal farmers of ICAR, New Delhi 26.84 Odisha through engineering interventions

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Sl. Title of the Project Funding Agency Financial No. outlay (Rs in lakh) 28 Applied Hi-tech Horticulture under Experiential ICAR, New Delhi 53.78 Learning Programme (ELP)

29 Development of Tribal Community through Agriculture ICAR, New Delhi 54.62 and Allied Interventions in Khordha District

30 Enhancing productivity and profitability with ICAR, New Delhi 6.79 “Farmers FIRST” focus in Khordha district of Odisha

31 Supplementation of mineral mixture along with ICAR, New Delhi 1.62 de-worming for improved goat performance in Kandhamal District

32 Creation of Seed Hubs for increasing indigenous ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur 343.00 production of pulses in India

33 Preparation of Users Compendium on Renewable Ministry of New and 2.55 Energy Technologies Packages for Rural Livelihood Renewable Energy, GOI. Sectors

34 Use of LD slag as liming material and its impact on UGC, Govt. of India 8.35 native PSB population in acid soils of Odisha

35 Increasing productivity of rice based cropping IRRI, the Philippines 26.00 systemsand farmers' income in Odisha. 21.90 Strengthening seed systems of STRVs through 25.00 Innovative Demonstrations & Extension 8.00 Approaches in Odisha Activity:1,2,3,4

A Cropping System Based Extrapolation IRRI, the Philippines 20.00 Domain Approach

Raising productivity and profitability of rice-based IRRI, the Philippines 9.90 cropping systems in Odisha through rice crop manager

Inclusive development through knowledge, IRRI, the Philippines 42.00 Innovative Extension Methods, Networks and IRRI, the Philippines 5.00 Capacity Building in Odisha

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(A) Projects operated in the University with support of Private sector Sl. Title of the Project Funding Agency Total Financial No. outlay (Rs lakh) 1 Testing of Fungicide PTFAI-001 against blast M/s. ADAMA 2.50 disease in rice India Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad 2 Effect of Vitamin E and selenium feed M/s Ayurvet Ltd 1. 35 supplements on production performance, haematological and immune status of broiler 3 Efficacy evaluation of poultry feed emulsifier M/s Ayurvet Ltd 1.44 with poultry diet manipulation on performance, nutrient metabolism, serum lipid profile and carcass traits in broiler chikens 4 Agronomic field studies with various products M/s Novozymes 1.00 Myco100, RhizoMyco, RhizoMyx, Bolt South Asia Pvt. Ltd Gr. Ratchet in Hot Pepper 5 Bio-efficacy studies of the Bacillus M/s Novozymes 1.00 subtilis-based bio-fungicide, Taegro to control South Asia Pvt. Ltd. foliar disease, Bacterial Leaf Blight in paddy 6 Bio-efficacy studies of Bacillus subtilis-based M/s Novozymes 1.00 bio-fungicide, Taegro in hot pepper against South Asia Pvt. Ltd. powdery Mildew 7 Bio-efficacy studies of the Bacillus M/s Novozymes 1.00 subtilis-based bio-fungicide, Taegro to control South Asia Pvt. Ltd foliar disease, Seath Blight in paddy 8 Bio-efficacy studies of the Bacillus M/s Novozymes 1.00 subtilis-based bio-fungicide, Taegro to South Asia Pvt. Ltd control foliar disease, Sheath Blight in paddy 9 Bio-efficacy evaluation of fungicide Juniper M/s. UPL, Mumbai 2.00 on Paddy 10 Evaluation of 02 Bayer Rice Hybrids M/s Bayer Bio-Science 3.00 Private Ltd

9.5 Awards/Recognition G.R.Rout, Prof & Head, Dept. of Bio Technology elected as Fellow of National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources, New Delhi. Dr.M.K.Mishra, Associate Professor of Department of Plant Pathology was awarded as the Fellow of Indian Phytopathological Society(FPSI),IARI,New Delhi

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Dr.(Mrs.)G.Biswal, Associate Professor of Department of Plant Pathology aws awarded as the Fellow of Indian Phytopathological Society(FPSI),IARI,New Delhi. Dr. S. K. Swain, Professor and Head of the Department of Seed Science & Technology is continuing as Executive Councillor (Eastern Zone) of Indian Society of Seed Technology, New Delhi. Dr. U. K. Mishra awarded as Best Anatomist , IAVA, 21st December 2016 Dr. S. K. Panda was awarded as Diplomate in Veterinary Pathology by Indian Society of Veterinary Pathologists during Veterinary Pathology Congress-2016 at Durg, Chhatisgarh. Dr. Swagat Mohapatra was awarded as Best Orator at SAPI-2016 at Mohw, MP Prof. M.R. Panda, Head, Dept. of Veterinary Parasitology, has been elected as the Vice-President (East Zone) of the Indian Association for Advancement of Veterinary Parasitology (IAAVP). Dr. Bijay Patra was awarded for best oral paper XXXII Annual convention of The Indian Society for study of Animal Reproduction on “Animal Fertility and Fecundity at crossroads: Addressing the issue through conventional and advanced reproductive technologies”. College of Veterinary Science, Sri Venkataswara Veterinary University, Tirupati, 06th to 08th December 2016. Prof. (Dr) Indramani Nath has been conferred with Dr. O. Ramakrishna Oration Award-2016 during 40th Annual Congress of Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery held at Dept. of Veterinary Surgery & Radiology, Madras Veterinary College, Chennai from 02.12.2016 to 04.12.2016. Dr. S.K. Dwibedi bagged Bharat Gaurav Award in New Delhi by Dr Bhisma Narain Singh, former Governor Tamil Nadu and Assam in presence of Dr. Sibraj Patil, former Speaker of Lok Sabha for outstanding services, contributions and achievements on 1st October 2016. Dr. S.K. Dwibedi bagged Best Citizen of India Award by International Publishing House, New Delhi on 15.12.2016. Dr. D.Sahoo, Assoc. Prof., College of Horticulture, Chipima got recognition for outstanding work inspiring women in the field of Horticulture by Department of Indian Solidarity Council Ms. Dharitri Choudhury got best poster presentation award in national seminar on “Priorities in Fisheries and Aquaculture” held during 1st and 2nd March 2017 at College of Fisheries, Rangeilunda for presenting the paper entitled “Effect of vegetable waste incorporated diets on growth, carcass composition and survival of striped cat fish, Pangasianodon hypophthalmus”. Dr J.C.Paul and Dr B. Panigrahi of CAET received JAE Best Paper award in Soil & Water Engineering for the paper ‘An Interactive Multi-Objective Linear Programming Approach for Watershed Planning-A Case Study’ by the Indian Society of Agricultural Engineers, New Delhi on 03.02.2017 Dr. B. Panigrahi, Prof. & Head, SWCE received Indian Association of Soil and Water Conservationists Fellow Award (2016). Dr. C.R.Subudhi and Soumitri Patro received the first oral paper award in the 9th National seminal on water resources management in the context of climate change for growing India- 2017 from 27 Feb to 01March 2017 at OUAT Bhubaneswar.

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Dr. M. K. Ghosal, Professor got Distinguished Service Certificate Award, 2016 by ICAR on 16.2.2017for his contribution in Energy in Agriculture. Dr. M. K. Ghosal, Professor got Gannett Memorial Award, 2016 on 19.2.2017 for his work on Environmental Engineering from Institution of Engineers. Dr. R.C. Dash, Professor got K C Das Memorial award of Institute of Engineers, OSC for the paper on “Development of Sisal Fibre Extractor for small farmers of Odisha” during 58th Annual Technical session held on 19.2.2017. Sri R.K.Kar got Best Poster presentation National conference on Prospects of IPM in Forestry, 23-24 Dec, 16 Ms L.Samal received Alaka Manjari Rath Memorial Award for Best Woman Scientist of OUAT for the year 2016. Dr S. Singh and Dr S. K.Mukherjee have received 1st Prize in Poster Presentation in Poster Session (Plant Protection) in topic “Studies on flower thrips of cashew and its correlation with nut shedding” in. “National Symposium on New Horizon in Pest Management for sustainable developmental goal”, OUAT, Bhubaneswar 2016 Dr Biswa Ranjan Paital, Assistant Professor, Zoology received Odisha Young Scientist Award from Odisha Bigyan Academy, Science and Technology Department, Government of Odisha for 2017. KVK, Mayurbhanj-I has been awarded with Pandit Deen Dayal Krishi Vigyan Proschahan Puraskar for 2016-17 with cash prize of Rs. 2.25 lakh as the best KVK among the KVKs in ICAR- ATARI, Zone-VII in Krishi Unnati Mela at ICAR-NASC Complex, New Delhi on 15th March, 2017.

9.6 WORKSHOP/ SYMPOSIUM/ SEMINAR ORGANISED BY THE UNIVERSITY Sl. No. Topic Place Period

1 4th National Symposium on “New Horizons in O.U.A.T., 23.12.16 to Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Bhubaneswar 24.12.16 Goals” organized by Society of Plant Protection and Environment, Department of Entomology

2 National Symposium on “Pest Free India” organized O.U.A.T., 21.1.17 to by Society of Plant Protection and Environment and Bhubaneswar 22.1.17 Pest Control Association of India

3 Workshop-cum-Training to Flower Growers on O.U.A.T., 14.03.17 Protected Cultivation of Anthurium & Lilium Bhubaneswar

4 Training Programme conducted on Faculty College of Agriculture, 15.3.17 to Personality Development for strengthening OUAT, Bhubaneswar 18.3.17 “Data Analysis using SAS Software”

5 Annual review meet of AICRP on NPAERPA C.V.Sc & A.H., OUAT 12.05.2016

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Sl. No. Topic Place Period 6 9th state level workshop on “Advances in C.V.Sc & A.H., OUAT 25.09.2016 Reproductive Technologies for enhancement of fertility in dairy and companion animals” 7 Workshop on Innovation in Food Safety & OUAT, Bhubaneswar 08-09, Security March 2017 8 Workshop on Disease Surveillance and College of Fisheries, 26.11.2016 Fish Health Management Rangailunda 9 National Seminar on Priorities in Fisheries and College of Fisheries, 11-12, Aquaculture Rangailunda March 2017 10 Seminar on Personality Development College of Community 20.04.2016 Science 11 Workshop on Industry-Institute Interface meet Department of 17.07.2016 Agri-business Management, OUAT 12 Consultation workshop on Farmers’ Interaction for Directorate of 4-5 technology generation and adaptation strategy Extn. Edn., OUAT May, 2016 13 National seminar on Forestry and Agriculture for OUAT, Bhubaneswar 3-4 sustainable future Dec., 2016 14 Workshop on Krishi Kosh OUAT, Bhubaneswar 27.01.2017 15 Working Technology in GPS Mapping with real life CSA Dept, 06.01.2017 cultivation automation OUAT, Bhubaneswar 16 Workshop on KOHA LMS OUAT, Bhubaneswar 25-26 Feb., 2017

9.7 FACULTY PARTICIPATION IN SYMPOSIA/ SUMMER COURSES/ WINTER SCHOOL/ TRAINING PROGRAMMES Name of the Scientists Topic Place Period participated

Dr. G.R.Jena Innovative techniques, College and Research 22-24 Feb., 2017 Veterinary emerging issues Institute, Tirunelveli, and advancement in Veterinary Tamil Nadu Medicine to meet challenges: present and the future

Dr. U. K. Mishra, National Seminar on CVSc&AH, Rajendra 21-23, Dec., 2016 Dr.Srinivas Sathapathy, “Emerging Scenario in Nagar, Hyderabad Dr.(Mrs.) Ritun Patra, Veterinary Anatomy teaching Dr. B.Jena, and Research abrest with Dr. D. Das current cyber age. Its application to Animal Welfare

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Dr. U. K. Mishra National Seminar on “Forestry OUAT, 03-04 Dec., 2016 Dr.Srinivas Sathapathy & Agriculture for Sustainable Bhubaneswar Dr. Ritun Patra Future” on the occasion of the Dr. B.Jena 18th Odisha Bigyan ‘O’ Dr. D. Das Paribesha Congress. Dr. Sagarika Dehury Dr. K. Rayaguru Dr. C R Subudhi Dr. L. K. Das Dr. R. K. Rout Dr. Pritishree Parhi Mr. S.K. Pradhan Mrs Sushma Rani Martha Mrs S. Balabantray Prof. S.S Mahapatra Dr. U.S Nayak Mr. B.B. Behera Ms. S. Behera

Dr. Mitra Ranjan Panda, XXVI National Congress of Dept. of Vety. 15-17 Feb., 2017 Dr. Ananta Hembram Veterinary Parasitology and Parasitology, International Symposium On Veterinary College, “Current concepts in diagnosis Shivamogga and control of parasitic diseases to combat climate change”

Dr. P.R.Sahoo Short course Training on ICAR-CIFA, BBSR 15 Feb.-07 Current Molecular Techniques March 2017 in Aquaculture

Dr. S. Mohapatra SAPI, Annual Conference Mohw, M.P. 18-23 Dec., 2016

Dr. A.P.K. Mahapatra Short course on Recent ICAR-CARI- 16-25 Jan., 2017 Development in Duck Regional Center, Production BBSR

Dr. N. Panda Workshop on Protection & Odisha Bigyan 23.04. 2016 Registration on Geographical Academy, Indications of goods Bhubaneswar

Dr. N. Panda Agricultural Innovation System MANAGE, 27 June- Dr. B. Panigrahi (AIS): Looking beyond ATMA Hyderabad 02 July 2016 convergence

Dr. N.Sahoo Seminar on Innovation in Xavier University, 25-27.Aug. 2016 Goverment Bhubaneswar

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Dr. N.Sahoo Unusual Productive and Brucellosis 2016 17-19 Nov, 2016 Reproductive Behavior in International Cows affected with Research Brucellosis - A field study Conference, in Odisha New Delhi

Dr. N.Sahoo Seminar on Celebrating Xavier University, 4-5 Jan. 2017 Innovation in Health and Bhubaneswar Sustainable Development

Dr. S.Nayak XIV Annual conference of G.B.Pant Univ.of 9-11 Feb. 2017 Dr. R.Mishra Indian society for Agril. & Tech. advancement of canine Uttarakhanda practice

Dr.Indramani Nath 40th annual congress of Madras Veterinary 02-04 Dec. 2016 Dr. Jayakrusna Das Indian Society for Veterinary College, Chennai - Surgery and National Tamil Nadu Symposium on “Biomaterials and stem cells for tissue repair and regeneration in veterinary surgery”

Dr. D.N.Mohanty 9th state level workshop on CVSc & AH, 25.09.2016 Dr. A.K.Barik “Advances in Reproductive Bhubaneswar Dr. P.C.Mishra Technologies for Dr. B. Jena enhancement of fertility in Dr. A. K. Nahak dairy and companion animals” Dr. D. Das organized by ISSAR, Dr. B.K. Patra Odisha Chapter Dr A.K. Sahoo Dr S.S. Biswal Dr. G.R.Jena

Dr.D.N.Mohanty XXXII Annual convention of The College of 06-08 Dec. 2016 Dr. P.C.Mishra Indian Society for study of Veterinary Dr. B.K. Patra Animal Reproduction on Science, Sri Dr S.S. Biswal “Animal Fertility and Venkataswara Fecundity at crossroads: Veterinary Addressing the issue through University, Tirupati conventional and advanced reproductive technologies”

Dr. S.K.Dash Training on Designing Mumbai 13-22 Sept.12016 Breeding Plans and Genetic Analysis of Complex Traits.

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Dr. C. Mishra Faculty Personality Department of 15-18 March, Dr. D.K.Karna Development Training for Agricultural 2017 Dr A.R. Gupta Strengthening “Data Analysis Stastistics, OUAT Dr. Kamdev Sethy using SAS Software” Dr (Mrs) M. Mahapatra Dr.(Mrs.) C. Nayak Mr B K Pati Dr. A.R. Gupta Dr M R Satpathy Dr. A. K. B. Mohapatra Dr.(Mrs.) G.Biswal Dr.(Mrs.) J.Kar Dr. K. K. Sarangi

Dr. S. K. Panda Veterinary Pathology CVSc&AH, 9-11 Nov. 2016 Congress- 2016, National Anjora, Durg, Symposium on “Innovative Chhatishgarh Approaches for Diagnosis and Control of Emerging and Re-emerging Diseases of Livestock, Poultry and Fish

Dr. A. P. Acharya Summer school on Application ICAR-CIFA, 20 July-09 of Nanotechnology and Bhubaneswar Aug. 2016 molecular Diagnostics in Fisheries & aquaculture

Dr. A. P. Acharya Training of Trainer on life skills OUAT, 19-23 Sept.2016 for NSS programme Officers Bhubaneswar

Dr. Pitambar Swain NS on Standards of P.G. New Delhi 10-11 Sept.2016 Veterinary Education.

Dr. B.C.Das Tr. Progr. On Application of Karnataka 8-28 Nov.2016 advanced Statistical tool in Agril. Research

Dr. Kumari Shweta Empowerment of women CIWA, BBSR 21-30 Nov.2016 through livestock & poultry intervention

Dr. A.K. Sahoo 40th Annual Congress of Indian Madras Veterinary 2-4 Dec. 2016 Society for Veterinary Surgery College and National Symposium on “Biomaterials and Stem cells for tissue repair and Regeneration in Veterinary Surgery

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Dr. A.K. Sahoo 5th Molecular Virology meeting Transnational Health 11-12 Science and Tech. February 2017 Institute (THSTI).

Dr. A.K. Sahoo National Symposium on Institute of Life 06.03.2017 “Quantitative Proteomics” Science (ILS).

Dr. S K Dash Participated and was a panel XIMB, Bhubaneswar 27-28 May, 2016 member in SALT workshop at XIMB

Dr. S K Dash Conference on “Pulses for New Delhi 31st May- sustainable agriculture and 1st June, 2016 human health” organized by International Food Policy Research Institute

Dr. S K Dash Food Processing Fund NABARD, 01.08.2016 organised by NABARD Bhubaneswar

Dr. S K Dash Consultative meeting for MANAGE, Hyderabad 19.12.2016 preparation of project on “Climate change and Sustainable Agriculture”

Dr. S K Dash Consultative meeting for Bhubaneswar 23.12.2016 preparation of project on “Climate Change” with funding from Norway Govt.

Dr. S K Dash Workshop on “Roadmap for Image, Bhubaneswar 17.01.2017 Dr. A. Mishra potato seed production in Mr. D. Ghosal Odisha” organized by Govt. of Odisha

Dr. S K Dash 51st Annual Convention of CCS Haryana 16-18 Feb, 2017 Dr. R. C. Dash Indian Society of Agricultural Agricultural University, Dr. S. K. Swain Engineers and National Hissar Dr. A. K. Dash symposium on “Agricultural Dr. A. K.Mohapatra Engineering for Sustainable and Climate Smart Agriculture” held at CCS Haryana Agricultural University

Dr.(Ms) K Rayaguru Workshop on “Innovation in Bhubaneswar 8- 9 March, 2017 Dr.(Ms) M. Mohapatra food safety and security” Dr. P.K.Pati organized by OUAT and

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Dr.Tiryak Ku. Samanta Planning and Convergence Dr.S.Ranabijuli Department of Odisha Dr.Tapan Palai Dr.Lipsa Dash Dr.Jyoti Prava Mishra Dr. G.R.Jena Dr. N.Sahoo Dr. S. Biswal

Dr.(Ms) M.Mohapatra National seminar on “Science Bhubaneswar 12-13 Dec. 2016 and Technology for National Development in India” organized by Indian Science Congress Association and KIIT University

Dr. B. Panigrahi National seminar on water OUAT, Bhubaneswar 27th Feb to Dr. R. C. Dash resources management in the 1st March 2017 Dr. C R Subudhi context of climate change for Dr. J C Paul growing India organised by Dr. A. P. Sahu Satyasai Charitable and Dr. B. C. Sahoo Education Trust (SCET) Dr. N. Sahoo Dr. M. K. Ghosal Dr. S. K. Swain Dr. A. K. Dash Dr. A. K.Mohapatra Dr. S. K. Dash Dr. K. Rayaguru Dr. Minati Mahapatra Dr. D. Behera Dr. S. Biswal

Dr. B. C. Sahoo Group meeting of partner IIT, Kharagpur 10.06.2016 institutes of ITRA water projects

Dr. B. C. Sahoo Workshop on Development of KIIT University 05.05.2016 Business Plan Bhubaneswar

Dr. B. C. Sahoo Feedback workshop of ITRA KIIT University 28 – 29 July, 2016 Water projects Bhubaneswar

Dr. M. K. Mohanty Brainstorming meeting of ELP NASC Complex 5-6 October 2016 Co-ordinators of SAUs New Delhi

Dr. M. K. Ghosal National Conference on IIT, BHU, Varanasi, UP 7-9 Feb. 2017 Renewable Energy Sources for Sustainable Climate

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Dr. M. K. Ghosal 58th Technical Annual Session Odisha State Centre, 19.02.2017 of The Institution of Bhubaneswar Engineers (India)

Dr S. K. Mohanty Workshop on Bridging the Central Institute of 02.06.2016 gaps in gender research Women in Agriculture, Bhubaneswar

Dr. R. C. Dash Consultative workshop on OUAT, Bhubaneswar 10-11 Jan, 2017 Dr. K.B.Mohapatra MIDH(NHM) organized by Directrorate of Horticulture

Dr. S.K Mohanty Gender Friendly Tools & ICAR-CIWA, 26-27 Nov. 2016 Equipment for drudgery Bhubaneswar reduction.

Er. P. K. Barik Faculty Development Program CV Raman College of 23 – 28, on Present & Future Engineering, May 2016 Technologies in Electric Power Bidyanagar, Janla, & Energy Systems Mahura, Bhubaneswar

Dr. S.K. Dwibedi International symposium on B.C.K.V., 20-23 Jan. 2017 eco-efficiency in agriculture West Bengal and allied research

Dr. S.K. Dwibedi Competency enhancement in Massive Open 18.11.2016 to Mr. A. Dash effective teaching Online Course 22.12.2016 Dr. (Mrs.) S. Das Dr. R.Mishra Mr B K Pati Dr. S. K.Tripathy Dr. L. Samal Dr. B.Jena, Dr. D. Das

Dr. K.K. Panigrahi Winter School training on ICAR-IASRI, 02-22 March 2017 Advanced Statistical New Delhi Techniques in Genetics and Genomics

Mr. B.K. Sethy National conference on bio- Sambalpur University, 24-26 Dec. 2016 prospecting in life science Burla research for human welfare

Mr. A. Dash Workshop on Innovations in OUAT, Bhubaneswar 08-09 March 2017 Dr. S.Samal Food Safety and Security

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Dr.(Mrs.) D.Sahoo Dr I. Das Dr. M. R. Satpathy Dr. M. K. Mishra

Mr. A. Dash International conference on Visva-Bhrati, 05-07 Feb. 2017 Bioreources, Environment and West Bengal. Agricultural sciences

Mr. S. Haldar Centre of Advanced Faculty Division of Agril. 14.12.2016 to Training in Agricultural Economics, IARI, 03.01.2017 Economics on Impact New Delhi Assessment of Agricultural Technology

Dr.(Mrs.) D.Sahoo Grafting in Solanaceous and CHES, Aiginia, 30.11.2016 Mr. B.C.Das cucurbitaceous vegetable Bhubaneswar Dr. P. Mandal crops for mitigating of edaphic constraint

Dr.R.K.Tarai Winter School on “Recent Indian Agricultural 12th Jan.,2017 to advances in breeding Research Institute, 1st Feb., 2017 approaches of Perennial Pusa , New Delhi Horticultural Crops”

Dr. R.K.Tarai National Symposium on Jyoti Vihar, Burla 24- 26 Dec,2016 Mr. B.C.Das “Bioprospecting in life science research for Human Welfare”

DR (Miss) P.Mishra Winter School on “Protected University of 05-25 Cultivation of Commercial Horticulture Science, January, 2017 Flower and vegetables” Bagalkot

Dr (Mrs.) G.Biswal National Symposium on “New OUAT, Bhubeneswar 23-24 Dec. 2016 Dr N.Ranasingh, Horizons in Pest Management Dr S.K.Nayak for sustainable developmental Dr. A. Khuntia goals” Dr. A. Seni, Dr. A.K.Senapati, Dr. B. K. Dash Dr. B. Patro, Dr. B.K. Sahoo, Dr. D. Khulbe Dr. D. Mandal Dr. H. P. Misra, Dr. K.B.Mohapatra, Dr. L. N. Mohapatra,

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Dr. P. R. Mishra, Dr. M.K.Mishra Dr. N. Das, Dr. P. C. Dash, Dr. P. K. Behera, Dr. P. K. Sarangi Dr.M.Mishra Dr. P.Tripathy Dr. S. K. Panda, Dr. S. Sahoo Dr. S.K.Beura, Dr. S.M.A. Mandal, Dr. J. Padhi Dr. U.S Nayak Dr.(Miss.) L. Biswal Dr.A.Sasmal Dr.Aurovinda Das, Dr.D. K. Nayak, Dr.L. K. Rath, Mr. J. K. Mahalik Mr.Debasis Panda Mr.Nrusingh Charana Barik Mr.Trinath Khandaitaray Mr.Pramod Ku.Prusti Ms Rini Pal Prof. S.S Mahapatra

Dr. L. K. Das National Seminar on KIIT,Bhubaneswar 12-13 Dec 2016 Dr. R. K. Rout Science and Technology for Dr. L. Samal National Development in Mr. S.N. Rath India by ISCA, Bhubaneswar Dr. N. Panda Chapter.

Dr. S.K.Misra, National Seminar on College of Fisheries, 11-12 March 2017 Dr. D. Satpathy Priorities in Fisheries and Berhampur Dr. J.P.Sahu Aquaculture Dr. R.Mishra Dr. S.K.Udgata Dr S Nanda Dr. B.K. Khuntia Dr. N. Das Dr S K Patra Dr S K Bhuyan Dr. B. Sahu Mrs. Dharitri Choudhury Mr B K Pati Mr. N.K.Sial

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Dr. S.K.Misra, Workshop on Disease College of Fisheries, 26.11.2016 Dr. D. Satpathy Surveillance and Fish Health Rangailunda Dr. J.P.Sahu Management Dr. S.K.Udgata Dr S Nanda Dr. B.K. Khuntia Dr. N. Das Dr S K Patra Dr S K Bhuyan Dr. B. Sahu Mrs. Dharitri Choudhury Mr. N.K.Sial

Dr. S.K.Misra National Consultation on ICAR-CIFE, Mumbai 16.12.2016 Higher Fisheries Education

Dr. S.K.Misra Revitalizing Indian Fisheries Fisheries College and 17- 18 June, 2016 Dr S Nanda Education-2016 (RIFE-2016) Research Institute, Tamilnadu Fisheries University, Tamilnadu.

Dr. N. Das National Training in Molecular CIFA, Kausalyagang, 02.05.2016 to Biology and Biotechnology for Bhubaneswar 01.08.2016 Fisheries Professionals.

Mr B K Pati II National Student Convention ICAR-CIFE, Mumbai 03-05 March 2017 on Innovative Approaches for Academic Excellence in Higher Fisheries Education

Dr. Sradhanjali Mohapatra Smart textile and apparel to UAS, Dharwad, 01-21 Dec. 2016 combat extremities: a Karnataka futuristic approach.

Dr. Dibyaprava Pradhan National seminar on OUAT, Bhubaneswar 20.06.2016 Dr. Trupti Mohanty Entrepreneurship Dr. S. Mahapatra Development in Agribussiness Sri P.C. Munda

Dr. Dibyaprava Pradhan National workshop on Hotel Suryansh, 17.09.2016 Dr. Punam Agarwal Addressing quality early Bhubaneswar Childhood care and education and its linkage with nutrition: Challenges and potential in Odisha.

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Mr. R.K.Kar Occupational Trends and HFRI, Shimla 15-18 Nov, 2016 Livelihood Dependence of Households on Tendu Leaves Sector I Foret Fringe Villages of Boudh District of Odisha

Dr. P.J.Mishra Mango based agrihorticultural ICAR-CAFRI, Jhansi 3-5 Dec,2016 M.M.Hossain systems for livelibood security of tribal farmers

M.M.Hossain Prospects of IPM in Forestry OUAT, Bhubaneswar 23-24 Dec, 2016 M.K.Tripathy

Dr Samarendra Export Promotion of Utkal Chamber of 26.09.2016 Mahapatra, HOD, ABM Agricultural Produces from Commerce and Odisha Industry, Bhubaneswar

Dr Samarendra Agro-Vation, Innovation in Indian Chamber of 27.9.16 to Mahapatra Agri-Horti and processed food Commerce and 29.9316 technology Industry, Bhubaneswar

Dr Samarendra Social Entrepreneurship Bhubaneswar 29.11.2016 Mahapatra organized by EDI

Dr Samarendra Food Processing Convention in Bhubaneswar 02.12.2016 Mahapatra the Make in Odisha Conclave

Dr Samarendra Export Promotion of Organic IMAGE, Bhubaneswar 26.12.16 Mahapatra products from Odisha organized by APEDA

Sri Pandaba Charan Renewable Energy OUAT, Bhubaneswar 06.01.2017 Munda Technologies Packages for Rural Livelihood

Dr Samarendra Renewal Energy for Rural OUAT, Bhubaneswar 17.01.2017 Mahapatra Livelihood

Dr Samarendra Transition strategies for Organized by XIMB, 18-20 Jan. 2017 Mahapatra sustainable community Bhubaneswar systems: Design and System perspective

Dr Samarendra National workshop on Organized by Indian 10.03.2017 Mahapatra “Packaging of Fresh and Institute of Packaging, Processed Foods for MSME, at Mayfair Lagoon, Odisha Bhubaneswar

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Mrs. S. S. Pattanayak Workshop on computational Dept. of Computer 24 -26 Oct. 2016 linguistic science, Utkal University

S. K. Behera and National Seminar on “Water OUAT, Bhubaneswar 01.03. 2017 D. K. Bastia resources management in the context of climate Change for growing India”

Dr. Ashok Mishra Workshop on “Challenges and Organized by 28.01.2017 opportunities of expanding the International Potato role of potato in increasing Centre (CIP) at household income and food Bhubaneswar security in the state of odisha”

Dr. B.R. Nayak National Seminar on Water OUAT, Bhubaneswar 27th Feb. to Dr. Niranjan Panigrahy Resources Management in the 1st March 2017 Mrs. Subhrasini Lenka Context of Climate Change for Dr. Prasannajit Mishra growing India

Dr. P. K. Nayak Sugarcane value chain-vision VSI, Pune 13-15, Nov. 2016 Dr. J.Patnaik 2025 Sugar Ms. S. Mohanty

Ms. Swagatika Mohanty Biotechnological & SBI, Coimbatore 07-27, Dec.2016 conventional approaches for biotic and abiotic stress management in sugarcane

Dr. Pramod Kumar Nayak Breeders’ Meet of NW, NC & IISR,Lucknow 23rd Jan.2017 EC Zones of AICRP (S)

Dr. N. Das & Refresher course on TNAU, Combatore 18-29 July 2016 Mr. J. K. Mahalik Bio-agents

Mrs. Monika Ray Interaction meeting on crop OUAT, Bhubaneswar 31.05.2016 to modelling and CRM using 03.06.2016 ERFS OUAT

Mrs. Monika Ray Hands on practice on OUAT, Bhubaneswar 23.07.2016 to Dr. A. Khuntia Modeling-cum-Climate Risk 29.07.2016 Management

Mrs. Monika Ray Training on joint exercise on OUAT Bhubaneswar 15-20 Sept. 2016 Crop Simulation and Modelling and ERFS using CRM tools at Dept of Agril Meteorology

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Mrs. Monika Ray National Symposium on SOA University, 18-21 Dec. 2016 Dr. A. Khuntia Tropical meteorology: climate Bhubaneswar change and coastal vulnerability

Mrs. Monika Ray IJTA 4th Intl. Conference on Jodhpur, Rajasthan 30-31 Dec.2016 Recent Advance In Agriculture and Horticulture Sciences

Dr. C. K. Das Rice Breeding: Issues, IRRI South Asia Hub, 1 – 22 Dec., 2016 Challenges and Opportunities Hyderabad in 21 st Century

Smt. Subhashree Das Short course on Utilization of Centre of Plant 20-29 Sept. 2016 plant genetic resources Breeding and through classical and Genetics, TNAU, innovative pre-breeding Coimbatore approaches

Sri S.K.Mohanty Winter course on Molecular National Rice 02-22 Nov. 2016 breeding with emphasis on Research Institute, developing climate resilience Cuttack rice varieties.

Dr. D. Mandal National Symposium on Plant BCKV,WB 8-9 Dec, 2016 health management for food security and safety.

Dr. Subhashis Saren Advances in Soil Testing and ICAR-Indian Institute 23rd Aug. to Soil Test Crop Response of Soil Science, 1st Sept, 2016 (STCR) based Fertilizer Bhopal Management

Dr. M.R. Nath Recent trends in seed TNAU, Coimbatore 14th Sept to production-post harvest 4th October, 2016 handling and value addition techniques for effective seed chain supply

Dr. Prasannajit Mishra National symposium on ICAR-CAFRI, Jhansi 03-05 Dec. 2016 Agroforestry for environmental challenges, sustainable land use, biodiversity conservation and rural livelihood options

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Dr.D.Mishra Intellectual Property and ICAR-NAARM, 13-18 June, 2016 Technology Management for Hyderabad Researchers (Training)

Dr.D.Mishra Workshop on “Take it to PPV&FRA, GoI, 30.06.2016 Breeders & Researchers – the New Delhi Plant Breeders and Researchers Rights through Awareness and streamlining of Farmers’ Varieties”

Dr. M.P.Nayak Modalities for collaborative New Delhi 05.04.2016 project by ICAR, NRM and Extension Division & CIMMYT

Dr. Narayan Bar Developing Agribusiness skills IARI, New Delhi 11-20 July, 2016 Mr. Sameer Ranjan Dash among farmers for maximising Dr. Manasi Bhol Farm Income

Dr. Biswanath Sahoo Recent Advancess in Post IIHR, Bengaluru. 02-22 Nov. 2016 Harvest Management of Fruits, Vegetables & Flowers for Minimization of Quantitative & Qualitative Losses

Sri Tiryak Kumar Fourth International Agronomy New Delhi 22-26 Nov. 2016 Samanta Congress

Dr.Tapan Kumar Palai Empowerment of Farm Central Institute of 21-30 Nov. 2016 Dr.Siddharth Ranabijuli Women through Livestock & Women in Agriculture, Dr.Ananga Kumar Das Poultry intervention Bhubaneswar Mrs.Madhumita Sarangi Mrs.Namita Mohapatra Mrs.A. Patro

Dr. Suman Kumar Joshi CAFT on Advances in Rumen ICAR-Indian Veterinary 01 - 21 Feb.2017 manipulation to improve Research Institute livestock productivity (IVRI) Izatnagar

Dr.Tapan Kumar Das National Workshop on Skill NASC Complex, 05.01. 2017 Dr.Debasish Mishra Development New Delhi

Dr. Beenita Satapathy 5th MDP programme KVK,Nimpith,W.B 2- 17 Jan. 2017 Dr.Sujit Kumar Nath ICAR- ATARI, Jabalpur

Dr.Sukanta Kumar Sahoo Winter School on Protected UHS, Bagalkote 5 – 25 Jan.,2017 Cultivation of Commercial Flowers and Vegetables

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Dr.Tapan Kumar Das Orientation of KVK trainers GBPUA&A,Pantnagar 6-8 Jan. 2017

Dr. S.K.Mohanty National Workshop on Cluster IGKVV, Raipur, 17-18, Feb. 2017 Frontline Demontration Chhattisgarh on Oilseeds

Dr. A.K.Mohanty Skill Development training NASC Complex, 20th Feb.,2017 New Delhi

Dr. H.K.Sahoo Zonal workshop of cluster RVSKVV, Gwalior 10-11 August, 2016 demonstration on pulses and oilseeds

Dr. S.K.Tripathy, Protection and registration on Science & Technology 23.04.2016 Dr. D. Mishra geographical indications Dept., Govt. of of goods Odisha, Bhubaneswar

Dr. N. Das & Refresher course on TNAU,Combatore 18-29 July 2016 Mr. J. K. Mahalik Bio-agents

Dr. I.C. Mohanty Genomics & Phenomics for NRC on Plant 01-21 Sept. 2016 enhancement of crop nutrient Biotechnology, IARI, use efficiency Pusa, New Delhi

Dr. A.K. Parida ICAR sponsored Short Central Institute of 13-22 Sept. 2016 Course Training Programme Fisheries Education on “Designing Breeding Plans (CIFE), ICAR, Mumbai and Genetics Analysis of complex Traits”

Dr. A.K.Senapati Brain storming session of NASC complex, ICAR, 05-06 Oct. 2016 ELP coordinators of SAUs. New Delhi.

Dr. K. K. Sarangi Winter school training on UAS, Dharwad 08-28 Nov. 2016 Dr.(Mrs.) J.Kar Application of Advanced Statistical Tools in Agricultural Research

Dr. S. Biswal International workshop on IMAGE, Odisha 23.11.2016 Green Agriculture for Odisha

Dr. G.S.Sahu & Grafting in Solanaceous and CHES(ICAR) 30.11.2016 Dr. P.Tripathy Cucurbitaceous Vegetable Bhubaneswar OUAT, crops for mitigation of edaphic Bhubaneswar constraints

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Dr. S. Biswal National workshop on State Gopabandhu Academy 16.12.2016 water policy with reference to of Administration climate change

Dr. K.B.Mohapatra Brain storming session on CHES, Bhubaneswar 20.12.2016 Dr. M.K.Mishra Emerging diseases of Dr (Mrs.) G. Biswal horticultural crops in eastern India under changing climatic condition

Dr. S. K. Panda, National Seminar on OUAT, Bhubaneswar 21-22 Jan. 2017 Dr. P. C. Dash, “Pest free India – 2017” Dr. B.K. Sahoo, Dr. H. P. Misra, Dr. B. Patro, Dr.L. K. Rath, Dr. L. N. Mohapatra, Dr. P. R. Mishra, Dr. P. K. Behera, Dr. S.M.A. Mandal, Dr. J. Padhi Dr. K.B.Mohapatra, Dr (Mrs.) G.Biswal

Dr. S. K. Swain XIV National Seed Seminar on IARI, New Delhi 28.1.17 to Food Security through 30.1.17 Augmented Seed Supply under Climate Uncertainties

Dr. B. Patro National conference on NBAIR, Bangalore 09.02.17 to biological control: Integrating 11.02.17 recent advances in pest and disease management.

Dr. B. Behera Biennial Conference on MPUAT, Udaipur, 01.3.17 to “Doubling Farmers’ Income Rajasthan 03.3.17 by 2022: The Role of Weed Science”

Dr.(Mrs.) Sashikala Beura Workshop-cum-Training to OUAT, Bhubaneswar 14.3.17 Mrs. K. Maharana Flower Growers on Protected Dr(Mrs.) G. Pandey Cultivation of Anthurium & Dr. G.S.Sahu Lilium. Dr. P.Tripathy Dr. K.B.Mohapatra, Dr (Mrs.) G.Biswal Ms. Sasmita Behera

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Dr. B. Behera National Review Workshop on NAARM, Hyderabad 18.3.17 and ‘Farmers FIRST Programme’ 19.3.17

Dr. A. P. Kanungo Training on Unnat Bharat NIRD & PR, 31.3.2017- Abhiyan Programme Hyderabad 3.4.2017

Dr. S.K. Dwibedi 104th Indian Science Congress SVU, Tirupati 03.01.2017 to 07.01.2017

Dr. S.K. Dwibedi 32nd Orientation Programme Human Resource 03.11.2016 to Development Centre, 30.11.2016 Sambalpur University

9.8. FACULTY VISITED ABROAD Sl No Name of the scientist Department Country visited Period 1 Mr Sukanta Kumar Pradhan Bio informatics USA 22nd - 23rd August 2016 2 Dr. Chinmaya Kumar Das Jr. Scientist, The Philippines 8th-26th August, 2016 RRTTS, Ranital

9.9 PUBLICATIONS (A) Research Publications Acharya, A. P., Panda, S. K., Das, R.K., Panda M. R., Das, S. and Gupta, A. R. 2016. Bovine tropical theileriosis in cattle reared in and around Bhubaneswar. Indian J. Vet. Med, 36(1):20-22. Acharya, S, Samantray, P.2016. Incidence of Malnutrition among Pre-School Children in slum Area of Berhampur, Ganjam District, Orissa. Food Science and Research Journal. Vol.7, Issue1, April Acharya, S, Satapathy, B.2016. Sustainable livelihood of rural women through off farm enterprises in Angul distict, Odisha. Indian Journal of Social Research. Vol.57, No.4 July-Aug. Akbar, A., Kuanar A., Joshi R. K., Sandeep I.S., Mohanty, S., Naik P.K., Mishra, A. and Nayak, S. 2016. Development of Prediction Model and Experimental Validation in Predicting the Curcumin Content of Turmeric (Curcuma longa L.). Front. Plant Sci., 7: 1507. Baag, S., Mishra S.R., Dash G.C. .Acharya M.R. 2017. Numerical investigation on MHD micropolar fluid flow toward a stagnation point on a vertical surface with heat source and chemical reaction. Journal of King Saud University – Engineering Sciences. 29: 75–83. Bagh, J., Panigrahi, B., Panda, N., Pradhan, C.R., Mallick. B.K., Majhi, B. and Rout, S.S. 2016. Body weight, egg production and egg quality traits of Grey, Brown and White varieties of Japanese quail (Coturnix coturnix japonica) in coastal climatic conditions of Odisha. Veterinary World, 9(8): 832-836. Bakhara, C K, Dash, S K, Panda, M K. and Pattnaik, A. 2016. Effect of soaking and steaming parameters on milling quality of paddy (Cv. MTU 1075). Agricultural Engineering, 19(4): 27-34. Bal, G C., Panda, M.R., Mohanty, B.N and Dehuri M. 2016. Incidence of ectoparasites in indigenous fowls in and around Bhubaneswar,Odisha. Indian Journal of Poultry Science. 51(1):113-115.

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Banerjee, P.K., Panigrahi, R.S. and Rout, S.K. 2016. Climatic risks impeding cotton productivity in interior Odisha-An extraplorative analysis of seasonal field occurrences. Journal of Extension Education, 21(1):36-39. Barik, S. R., Mishra, P.J., Nayak, A. K. and Rout, S. 2016. Assessment of heavy metals in the surrounding soils and their bioconcentrations in few plants near Kathajodi river, Odisha, India. Journal of Applied and Natural Science, 8 (2): 790 – 803. Barik, Shrabani and Swain, P.K. 2017. Histiopathologial response of Mungbean roots infected by Meloidogyne incognita. Annals of Plant Protection Sciences. 25(1):207- 209. Behera , S., Ray, A.K., Ranasingh, N., Singh, R.B. 2016. Disease status of Phoma stem canker of Pigion pea in Eastern part of Uttarpradesh. Journal of Plant Protection and Environment. 13(1): 65-69. Behera R.D., Pattanayak, S. K and Mohanty, P. 2016. Incubation Study of the Calcium Silicate as an Acid Soil Amendment with and without FYM. Advances in Life Sciences. 5(1): 137-143. ISSN 2278-3849. Behera, B. P., Pattnaik, R. R., Das, M. M. and Jena, M. J. 2016. An experimental study on strength characteristics of shade nets for construction of low cost shade houses in a tropical climate. International Journal of Applied Science and Agriculture, 02(08): 47 -54. Behera, D., Pradhan, C.R., Behura, N.C., Mohapatra, L.M., Mohanty, G.P., Behera, K., Mishra, S.K., Panigrahy, K.K. and Gupta, S.K. 2016. Evaluation of egg quality traits in indigenous Hansli Chicken of Odisha. International Journal of Agriculture Sciences, 8(55): 2950-2953. Behera, K., Kumar, V., Pradhan, C.R., Sethy, K., Behera, D. and Panigrahy, K.K. 2016. Ameliorative measure for cold in Black Bengal goats in coastal Odisha climate. Indian Journal of Animal Production and Management, 32(1-2): 8-13. Behera, M,.K., Bhol, N., Parida, A.K. and Pradhan, T.R. 2016, Assessment of interpopulation genetic diversity and preliminary evaluation of suitable clones of teak (Tectona grandis Linn. F.). Journal of Applied and Natural Science, 8 (1) : 273-278. Behera, M., Panda, S. K., Das, S, Sahoo, P K., Acharya, A. P., Patra, R. C., and Pati, S. 2016. Genomic typing and phylogenetic analysis of canine parvovirus detected in the state of Odisha, India. Veterinarski Arhiv, 86 (5): 727-741. Behera, M.P.,Sahoo,J.Behera,B. and Das,T.K.2016 Residual effect of S,Zn,B and FYM on yield and economics of summer rice.e-planet,14(2):41-44. Behera, N.K., Babu, L.K., Sahoo, S.K., Giri, S.C., Pati, P.K,. Panigrahy, B. and Joshi, S.K. 2016. Effect of feeding different levels of protein on mortality, carcass characteristics, biochemical parameters, time-motion study & economics of deshi ducks under intensive system of rearing. Asian Journal of Animal Science, 10(1):106-112. Behera, N.K., Babu, L.K., Sahoo, S.K., Giri, S.C., Pati, P.K. and Joshi, S.K. 2016. Effect of feeding different levels of protein on body weight, feed consumption and feed conversion ratio (FCR) of Desi ducks under intensive system of rearing. Indian Veterinary Journal, 93 (08): 47-49. Behera, R. D. and Behera, N. 2016. Incubation study of the Stromatolyte as a natural source of liming material for management of Acid Soil. An Asian Journal of Soil Science. 11(1):120-125. Behera, R. D. and Pattanayak, S. K. 2016. Influence of different sources of liming materials on Chemical properties of the soil for maize crop grown in Acid Soil. International Journal of Agricultural Science & Research. 6(3):535-544.

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Behera, R. D. and Pattanayak, S. K. 2016. Influence of different sources of liming materials on Growth, Yield & Productivity of the maize crop grown in Acid Soil. International Journal of Environment Ecology, Family & Urban studies. 6(3): 117-124. Behera, R. D. and Pattanayak, S. K. 2016. Influence of different sources of liming materials with & without FYM on Concentraion, Uptake & recovery of the Nutrients for maize crop grown in Acid Soil. International Journal of Environment,Ecology, Family & Urban studies. 6(3):81-90. Behera, R. D., Das, S. and Pattanayak, S. K. 2017. Effective influence of liming materials on Chemical properties of the soil for maize crop grown in Acid Soil of Khurda dist. of Odisha. Internation Journal of Chemical Studies. 5(5):2111-2117. Behera, R. D., Das, S. and Pattanayak, S. K. 2017. Influence of different sources of liming materials on Post-harvest properties of the soil for maize crop grown in Acid Soil of Odisha. Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry. 6(5):1836-1840. Behera, R. D., Das, S. and Pattanayak, S. K. 2017. Influence of different sources of liming materials on Organic Carbon status of the Soil for maize crop grown in Acid Soil of Odisha. Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry. 6(5):1826-1830. Behera, R. D., Das, S. and Pattanayak, S. K. 2017. Scientific influence of different sources of liming materials with & without FYM on Concentration, Uptake & Recovery of the Nutrients for maize crop grown in Acid Soil of Khurda dist. of Odisha. Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry. 6(5):1820-1825. Behera, R. D., Das, S. and Pattanayak, S. K. 2017. Various impact of different sources of liming materials on Growth, Yield & Productivityof the maize crop grown in Acid Soil of Odisha. Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry. 6(5):1831-1835. Behera, R. D., Pattanayak, S. K. and Mohanty, P. 2016. Incubation study of the calcium silicate as an acid soil amendment with and without FYM. Advances in life Sciences.5(1):137-143. Behera, R. D., Sarangi, C., Mohapatra, SC. 2017. Adoptability of ‘N’ management in Rice (Oryza Sative L.) to mitigates the Ill effects of climate change. Environment & Ecology. 35(2):739-741. Behera, S. K., Bastia, D. K. and Mishra, A. 2016. Effect of in situ moisture conservation methods on productivity in North Eastern Ghat Zone of Odisha. Indian Journal of Dryland Agricultural Research and Development, Vol. 31 (Issue 2): Page 27-30. Behera, S. K., Routray, U., Mohapatra, J., Dash, P., Dash, G. K., Mishra, D. K., & Mishra, N. C. 2016. Annealing Temperature Dependent Structural and Optical Properties of SnO2 Nanoparticles. Advanced Science Letters, 22(2), 392-394 Behera, S., Mahapatra, A.K., Mishra, P.J., Behera, B.B. and Pattanayak, S. 2016. Soil moisture and nutrient dynamics of bamboo (Bambusa vulgaris) based agrisilvicultural systems in North Odisha. Advancess in Life Sciences, 5 (9): 3701-3705. Behera, S., Mahapatra, A.K., Mishra, P.J., Pattanayak, S. and Panda, D. 2016. Performance of bamboo based agri-silvicultural systems in North Odisha, India. International Journal of Bio-resource and Stress Management, 7(2): 218-221. Behera, S., Mishra, A., Acharya, B.P., Saren, S. and Mishra., J. 2016. Soil fertility status of some villages under East and South Eastern Coastal Plain Agroclimatic Zone of Odisha. J. Indian Soc. Coastal Agric. Res., 34(1): 63-67. Behera, S., Mishra, R., Pati, P. and Sahu. M.K. 2016. Antibiogram of microbes associated with otitis in Canines. Intel Polivet, 17(II): 285 – 288.

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Behera, S., Singh, R. B., Ranasingh, N., Rout, R. and Das, S. 2016. Evaluation of Pigeon pea genotypes against Phoma stem canker under natural condition. Journal of Plant Protection and Environment. 13(1): 45-48. Behura, N.C., Kumar, F., Samal, L., Sethy, K., Behera, K. and Nayak, G.D. 2016. Use of Temperature- Humidity Index (THI) in energy modeling for broiler breeder pullets in hot and humid climatic conditions. Journal of Livestock Science, 7: 75-83. Bhuyan, C., Sathapathy, S., Joshi, S.K., Biswal, S.S. and I., Ali 2017. Surgical management of amputation of pes region in cow affected with chronic osteomyelitis. Global Journal of .Bioscience and Biotechnology., 6 (2):395-397 Bhuyan, C., Sathapathy, S., Joshi, S.K., Biswal, S.S. and Mahapatra, S. 2017. Surgical Management Of Dystocia In A Barking Deer (Muntiacus Muntjac): A Case Report. Global Journal of Bioscience and Biotechnology., 6 (2):404-405 Biswal, G., Dash, S.N. and Satapathy, P.C. 2016. Studies on varietal response to disease incidence in potato crop. Journal of Plant Protection and Environment, 13(1):58-59. Biswal, L. 2015. Efficacy of some insecticides against whitefly, Bemisia tabaci (Gennadius) and thrips Caliothrips indicus (Bagnall) on field pea under field conditions. Trends in Biosciences, 8 (9): 2386-2390. Biswal, L. 2015. Evaluation of some insecticides against cotton aphid (Aphis craccivora Koch) infesting field pea under laboratory conditions. Journal of Plant Protection and Environment,12(1): 6-8. Biswal, L. 2015. Relative susceptibility of certain genotypes against some sucking pests of field pea, Pisum sativum. Journal of Ecofriendly agriculture, 10(2): 142-144. Biswal, L. 2015. Succession of important insect pests and their natural enemies of field pea in Sardarkrushinagar of Gujarat. Trends in Biosciences, 8 (1): 71-73. Biswal, M., Palai, S.K., Chhuria, S., Sahu, P. and B. Baisakha 2017. Evaluation of Ten Commercial Cultivars of Dendrobium Under Odisha Condition, Trends in Bioscience 10(6): 1400-1403. Biswal, M., Palai, S.K., Mishra, P., Chhuria, S., Sahu, P. 2016. Standardization of protocol for shoot multiplication of jasmine (Jasminum sambac (L) Aiton), International Journal of Farm Sciences 6(3): 111-118. Biswal. G. and Dhal, N.K. 2017. Sero-diagnosis of bacterial pathogens associated with rotted potato tubers. Environment and Ecology. 35(2):708-711. Chainy GBN, Paital B, Dandpat J. 2016. An Overview of Seasonal Changes in Oxidative Stress and Antioxidant Defence Parameters in some Invertebrate and Vertebrate Species. Scientifica. Article number 6126570.8 pages.doi.org/10.1155/2016/6126570. IF-00.00 Chandrakar, T., Jena, D., Dash, A.K., Rout, K. K. and Panda, N. 2016. Leaching Behavior of Calcium Through Soil Columns Treated With Lime, Gypsum and Fly Ash. Ecology, Environment and Conservation, 22(1): 325-329. Chhuria S., Biswal M., Thriveni V. and Mandal P. 2016. Impact of Integrated nutrient management on soil fertility status of Tissu culture Banana cv. Grand Naine. International Journal of Agricultural Sciences and Research (IJASR),6 (3): 2250-2257. Chhuria, S., Maji, A., Dash, D.K., Dash, A. K. and Nayak, B. 2016. Growth and yield parameters and nutrient uptake in Banana influenced by combined effect of bio-fertilizers along with recommended dose of fertilizers in banana cv Grand nain. Progressive Research, 10 (special volume):3162.

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Dalai, B., Dash S.K., Singh S.K., Swain N. and Swain B.B.2016. Ultrasonic and 31P NMR investigation of an acidic nuclear extractant with some monosubstituted benzenes. J. Chem. Thermodynamics, 93 : 143-150 Dalei B. B, Sahoo B. B, Nayak L ,Meena M. K , Phonglosa A., Acharya P. and N. Senapati (2016) Efficacy of Paper Mill Sludge Along with Organic and Inorganic Nutrients on Growth and Yield of Turmeric (Curcuma longa L.) Journal of Agricultural Science,8(10):2-4. Dalei, B. B, Meena M. K, Nayak L, Behera B. R, Sahoo B. B. and N. Senapati(2016) Impact of Front Line Demonstration on Production and Productivity of Niger [Guizotia abyssinica (L.f.) Cass] in Eastern Ghat High Land zone of Odisha, International Journal of Bio-resource and Stress Management 2016, 7(3):477-479. Das, A., Swain N. and Panigrahi M. 2016. Optical fibre and its use in communication systems. Int. J. Chem. Pharma. Rev. Res. 1(1) : 34-40. Das, C.K., Srivastava, G., Dubey, A., Roy, M., Jain, S., Sethy, N.K., Saxena, M., Harke, S., Sarkar, S., Misra, K. and Singh, S.K. 2016. Nano-iron pyrite seed dressing: a sustainable intervention to reduce fertilizer consumption in vegetable (beetroot, carrot), spice (fenugreek), fodder (alfalfa), and oilseed (mustard, sesamum) crops. Nanotechnology for Environmental Engineering, 1(1): 1-12. Das, C.K., Srivastava, G., Dubey, A., Verma, S., Saxena, M., Roy, M., Sethy, N.K., Bhargava, K., Singh, S.K., Sarkar, S. and Philip, D.2016. The seed stimulant effect of nano iron pyrite is compromised by nano cerium oxide: regulation by the trace ionic species generated in the aqueous suspension of iron pyrite. RSC Advances, 6(71): 67029-38. Das, J. and Pradhan, S. 2016. Gastric foreign body ina pup and its surgical management. Indian Journal of Canine Practice, 8(2), 165-168. Das, J., Jena, B. and Pradhan, S. 2016. Surgical management of penetrating arrow wound in an Indian Pariah dog. Indian Journal of Canine Practice, 8(2), 171-173. Das, J., Jena, B., and Behera, S. S. 2016. Surgical management of feline traumatic diaphragmatic hernia–a case report. Journal of Livestock Science (ISSN online 2277-6214), 7:107-110. Das, J., Jena, B., and Pradhan, S. 2016. Extirpation of Traumatically Ruptured and Maggoted eyeball in a Sambar Deer (Cervus unicolor). International Journal of Scientific Research in Science and Technology, 2(4), 152-154. Das, J., Jena, B., Behera, S. S., and Sardar, K. K. 2016. Surgical management of open talocrural joint luxation in a white albino rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus). Indian Journal of Veterinary Surgery, 37(1) :75. Das, K. B., Choudhury, D., Das, S. S. and Nanda, S. 2017. Length weight relationship, relative condition factor and ponderal index of Bloched Croaker, Nibea maculata off Gopalpur Coast, Odisha. International Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Studies, 5 (2):566-570. Das, M. R., Patra, R. C., Das, R. K., Rath, P. K. and Mishra, B. P. 2017. Hemato-biochemical alterations and urinalysis in dogs suffering from benign prostatic hyperplasia. Veterinary World, 10(3): 331-335. Das, M. R., Patra, R. C., Rath, P.K. and Mishra, B.P. 2016. Urinalysis and histological changes of kidney in geriatric dogs affected with chronic kidney disease (CKD). Indian Journal of Veterinary Research, 25(1): 41-43. Das, M. R., Rath, P. K., Senapati, S. K., Mishra, B. P. 2017. A Comparative Therapeutic Approach Against Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) in Geriatric Dogs , Journal of Environment & Ecology, 35 (2B) : 1055—1059.

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Das, N. and Mishra RP 2016. Effect of Plant Protection activities of KVK on Production and Productivity of crops in Jharsuguda district of Odisha Annals of Plant Protection sciences, 24(1):97-100 Das, N. and Mishra, R.P. 2016. Effect of plant protection activities of KVK on production and productivity of crops in Jharsuguda district of Odisha. Annals of Plant Protection Sciences, 24(1):97-100. Das, N., Panda, S. K., Acharya, A. P. And Das, T. 2016. Incidence of theileriosis in coastal districts of Odisha, Indian Veterinary Journal, 93(1): 63. Das, S., Dash, F.M., Nandi, A., Senapati, N., Sarkar, S. and Dash S.K. 2016. Efficacy of Azospirillum and PSB at different levels of nitrogen and phosphorus on seed yield and seed quality of tomato. Journal of Soils and Crops, 26 (1): 30-34. Das, S., Mohanty, S. and Swain, S. K. 2016. Effect of seed colouring with natural and artificial dyes on storability of black gram seeds. Seed Research, 44(1):70-75. Das, S., Mohanty, S., Swain, S. K. and Mohanty, S. K. 2016. Effect of seed colouring with natural and artificial dyes on storability of paddy seeds. Oryza, 53(4):437-443. Das, S., Pradhan, C.R., Mishra, S.K., Swain, R.K., Mishra, P.C., Sahoo, G., Sethy, K. and Chichilichi, B. 2016. Incidence of infertility and biochemical profile of crossbred cows in Cuttack district of Odisha, India. Exploratory Animal and Medical Research, 6(2): 224-230. Das, S., Pradhan, C.R., Mishra, S.K., Swain, R.K., Mishra, P.C., Sahoo, G., Sethy, K. and Mohanty, G.P. 2016. Comparative efficacy of nutritional and hormonal interventions on the reproductive performance of cows. Animal Nutrition and Feed Technology, 16:427-438. Das, S.R., Mohapatra, M.R., Sangramsingh, S.P.and Bar, N. 2016. Socio demographic attributes of tribal people influencing effective implementation of the watershed development programme- A study in Odisha. Journal of Extension Education, 21(1):73-80. Das, Simly and Mahapatra, C. R. 2017 Cellular changes or ginger roots induced by Meloidogyne incognita and Ralstonia solanacearum. Annals of Plant Protection Sciences. 25(1):186-189. Das, T, Panda, S. K. and Das, N. 2016. Alteration in hematological and serum biochemical parameters of cattle with chronic mastitis. Indian J. Vet. Med, 36 (1), 50-53. Das, T, Panda, S. K. and Das, N. 2016. Chronic mastitis in cattle reared in and around Bhubaneswar. Indian J. Vet. Med., 36 (1), 48-50. Dash, .S .R., Ray. P., Mukhopahyaya. S. D., Routray. B. K and Singh .D.V.2017. Constraints perceived by Tribal People in Implementation of watershed Development programme – a study in Odisha, International Journal 0f Current Microbiology and applied science, VOL-6( 8). Pp -3296-3301 Dash, .S. R., Routray. B.K., Dhal. A., Padhi .P.K and Mishra. D.2017. Assessment of efficacy of Kisan Mobile Advisory Service for Agricultural Technology Dissemination in Jagatsinghpur district of Odisha. Trends in Biosciences, 10(21). Pp -4167-4169 Dash, A. K. Sahoo, P.K. Das, L.M. and Nayak, S.N. 2016. Life Cycle Assessment of Bio-diesel Production from Simarouba glauca in India. Agricultural Engineering Today, 40 (1): 40-48. Dash, J. R., Senapati M R, Behera, P K, Panda S K, Parija S C, 2016. Safety evaluation of Nimovet® in poultry birds. Toxicology international, 23(2). Dash, J., Naik, B.S. and Mohapatra, U.B. 2016. Assessment of genetic diversity in linseed (Linum usitatissimum L.) in late sown conditions. New Horizon: Research Journal, 3: 18-23. Dash, J., Naik, B.S. and Mohapatra, U.B. 2016. Field screening of linseed genotypes for resistance to Alternaria blight in the north central plateau zone of Odisha. International Journal of Advanced Research, 4 (4): 233-236.

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Dash, J., Naik, B.S. and Mohapatra, U.B. 2016. Field screening of linseed genotypes for resistance to powdery mildew (Oidium lini Skoric) in the north central plateau zone of Odisha. International Journal of Advanced Research, 4 (4): 961-962. Dash, J., Naik, B.S. and Mohapatra, U.B. 2016. Field screening of linseed genotypes for resistance to wilt in the north central plateau zone of Odisha. International Journal of Advanced Research, 4 (4):1284-1286. Dash, J., Naik, B.S. and Mohapatra, U.B. 2017. Linseed: A Valuable Crop Plant. International Journal of Advanced Research, 5(3), 1428-1442. Dash, M. and Samal, K.C. 2016. Agro-molecular Diversity Analysis of Linseed (Linum usitatissimum L.) Genotypes using Microsatellite based Simple Sequence Repeats (SSR) Marker. Journal of Plant Science Research. 32(1): 87-94. Dash, R. and Mishra M M. 2015. Bio-efficacy of Halosulfuron methyl against sedges in bottle gourd. Indian Journal of weed sciences.46(3).267-269. Dash, S., Mohanty, D. N., Jena, B. and Mandal, K. D. 2017. Hormonal profile of estrous synchronized black bengal does by the use of different progesterone therapies. Journal of Cell and Tissue Research. 17(1) 6011-6014 Dash, S., Mohanty, D.N. and Jena, B. 2016. Progesterone impregnated vaginal sponge is better compared to injectable progesterone for the induction of estrus in goat. Indian Journal of Animal Reproduction. 38 (1): 58-59 Dash, S.K., Dalai B., Singh S.K, Swain N. and Swain B.B. 2016. Study of molecular interaction in a polar-polar liquid mixture using ultrasonic route, Orissa Journal of Physics. 23 : 71-78. Dash, S.R., Ray, P. Singh, D.V and Bar. N. 2016. Stake holders Participation in Watershed Programmes for Sustainable Livelihoods of Tribal People-A study in Odisha, International Journal of Humanities and Social sciences .VOL – 5 (5) Pp-74-78. Dawange, S. P., Dash, S K, Bal, L M and Panda M K. 2016. Quality of minimally processed carrots in perforation-mediated modified-atmosphere packaging (PM-MAP). Journal of Food Measurement and Characterization (Springer). DOI 10.1007/s11694-016-9359-3. Dehury, S., Sathapathy, S., Mishra, U.K., and Sahu, N. 2016. . Gross morphometrical studies on the Skull, Atlas and Axis of Female Asiatic elephant (Elephas maximus): A case study. Scholar Journal of Veterinary and Animal sciences. 3(4): 298-302. Desai, B.A., Chauvan, G.., Chidanandaiah. and Mishra, B. P. 2017. Texture profile and sensory characteristics of low fat sweetened ready to eat (SRTE) paneer cubes prepared with optimum levels of hydrocolloids. Indian Veterinary Journal, 94 (02): 40 – 43. Devi, T B, Dash, S K, and Sahoo N R. 2016. Physicochemical and microbiological characteristics of ginger paste (Cv. Suprabha) during storage in different packaging and temperature conditions. Cogent Food and Agriculture (Taylor and Francis) 2: 1223261. Dhal, A., Beura, S.K., Sethi. D. and Dash, S.R . 2016. Study on weather parameters in relation to perpetuation of Alternaria leaf blight disease in Tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum L.). The Bioscan, 11(4):2855-2858. Dhal,A., Beura,S.K , Ranasingh, N., Khamari, B. and Satapathy, M. 2016. Efficacy of fungicides on inhibition of mycellial growth of Alternaria solani, the incitant of early blight disease of tomato. Journal of Mycopathological Research. 54 (3):435-438. Dutta,S.,Borah,T.R.,Barman,Roy.A.,Hansda,A. and Ghosh,P.P.(2016).Overview of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum in India with special reference to its emerging severity in Eastern Region.Indian Phytopath.69(4s):236-239.

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Dwibedi, S. K., De, G. C. and Dhua, S. R. 2016. Dynamics of soil chemical properties influenced by sowing time, systems of cultivation and genotypes of kharif rice in coastal Odisha. Environment and Ecology. 34(3A): 1201-1206. Dwibedi, S. K., De, G. C. and Dhua, S. R. 2016. Energetics of rice-ratoon-green gram production system in coastal Odisha. International Journal of Agriculture Sciences. 8(9):1096-1099. Dwibedi, S. K., De, G. C. and Dhua, S. R. 2016. Influence of sowing time and systems of cultivation of kharif (wet season) rice (Oryza sativa L.) genotypes on nutrient and water use efficiency in coastal alluvial soil of India. International Journal of Agriculture Sciences. 8(51): 2335-2340. Dwibedi, S. K., De, G. C. and Dhua, S. R. 2016. Weed dynamics and grain yield as influenced by sowing time and system of cultivation of rice genotypes. Crop and Weed. 12(1): 107-111. Dwibedi, S. K., De, G. C. and Dhua, S. R. 2017. Correlation between Vegetative Parameters and Yield with Weed Biomass of Kharif Rice Genotypes at Varying Dates of Sowing and Systems of Cultivation in Coastal Odisha. Environment and Ecology. 35(1): 35-39. Dwibedi, S. K., De, G. C. and Dhua, S. R. 2017. Cultivation of water saving rice induced submergence tolerance in flood plain of the river Mahanadi in eastern coastal alluvium soil of Odisha. International Journal of Agriculture Sciences. 9(10): 3993-3996. Ekka, R. Behura, N.C., Samal, L., Nayak, G.D., Pati, P.K., Mishra, P.K. 2016. Growth performance and linear body measurements of Hansli, CSML and Hansli X CSML cross under intensive system of rearing. Journal Livestock Science, 7:114-121 Gadnayak, A. Mishra, S. S. Mishra, A. Das, D. Sharma, Y. P. N. Behera, D.U. Mishra, D. R. Balabantray, S. 2016. Computational identification of 3D-structure validation of ABCG2 breast cancer resistance protein: an in silico approach WORLD JOURNAL OF PHARMACY AND PHARMACEUTICAL. Volume 5, Issue 8, 948-956. Garanayak, N., Gupta, A. R. and Patra, R.C. 2016. Successful therapeutic management of canine isosporosis in puppies. Journal of Parasitic Disease. DOI 10.1007/s12639-015-0747-0 Ghosal, M.K, Behera, D. and Mohapatra, A.K. 2016. Studies on draughtability of non-descript bullock breeds of Odisha. Journal of Agricultural Engineering, Vol. 53 (2): 24-30. Ghosal, M.K, Behera, D. and Mohapatra, A.K. 2016. Studies on physiological responses of bullocks of tribal district of Odisha under varying drafts and seasons. Indian Journal of Animal Research, 50(5): 668-573. Ghosal, M.K. Swain, S. K. Dash, A.K. and Mohapatra, A. K. 2016. Studies on draftability and enhanced utilization of small size bullocks of Odisha for pulling improved steel cart on tar road. Indian Journal of Animal Research, 50 (2): 250-254. Ghosal, M.K. and Din, M. 2016. Design and development of cup in cup-feed metering seed drill for seed pattern characteristics study of paddy seeds. Agricultural Mechanization in Asia, Africa and Latin America (AMA), 47(3), Summer Issue. Ghosal, M.K. Mahapatra, N. Sahoo, N. and P. K.Rout. 2016. A study on preparation and heating value of bio-coal from green coconut shell for domestic cooking fuel. Ecology, Environment and Conservation, 22 (September Suppl.): 91-97. Ghosal, M.K. Sarangi Paritosh. and Behera, D. 2016. Development and performance evaluation of a power operated rubber sheller bar type groundnut decorticator-cum-cleaner. Agricultural Engineering Today, 40(1): 22-31. Gitanjali, Behera and Kalpana Rayaguru. 2016. Development and performance evaluation of manually operated star fruit slicer. Journal of Agricultural Engineering, 53 (3): 10-18

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Gochhayat, A.A., Beura, S. and Subudhi, E. 2017. Standarization of sterilization time and plant heterosis in cashew (Anacardium occidentale L.). International Journal of Bio-resource and Stress Management. 7(3):432-436. Gupta, A., Khulbe, D. and Srinivas, P. 2016. Enhancing resistance of rice bean to diseases by seed treatment with Pseudomonas fluourescens and Bacillus species. Legume Research, 39 (6): 1013-1020. Gupta, A.R., Dey, S., Saini, M. and Swarup, D. 2017. Protective effect of Tamarindus indica fruit pulp extract on expression of Type 1 collagen in teeth of fluoride exposed rats. Journal of Pharmaceutical Research. 16(1): 68-71. Gupta, S.K., Behera, K., Pradhan, C.R., Mandal, A.K., Sethy, K., Behera, D. and Panigrahy, K.K. 2016. Cognitive performance for two strains of broiler birds in homogenous and mixed grouping system. Veterinary Behavior: Clinical Applications and Research, http://dx.doi.org/ 10.1016/ j.jveb.2017.03.008 Gupta, S.K., Behera, K., Pradhan, C.R., Mandal, A.K., Sethy, K., Behera, D. and Shinde, K.P. 2016. Studies of the macroscopic and microscopic morphology (hippocampus) of brain in Vencobb broiler. Veterinary World, 9(5): 507-511. Gupta, S.K., Behera, K., Pradhan, C.R., Mandal, A.K., Sethy, K., Behera, D. and Lone, S.A. 2016. Biometry of the different brain parts in Vencobb and Vanaraja birds. Indian Journal of Veterinary Anatomy, 28(1): 33-35. Gupta, S.K., Behera, K., Pradhan, C.R., Sethy, K. and Behera, D. 2016. Comparison of social ranks based on ethogram and social dominance tests in Vencobb and Vanaraja birds. Indian Journal of Poultry Science, 50(1): 85-89. Hossain, M.M. 2016. A homologue of cytR is essential for initiation of biofilm formation in Pectobacteriumcarotovorum subsp. Carotovorum. Ecology, environment and conservation,22(4): 2019-2026. Hossain, M.M. 2016. Response of rice blast fungus Pyriculariagrisea to vitamins and in-vitro evaluation of biological agents against it. Environment and Ecology, 34 (4):2168-2171. Jena, A. and Kanungo, A.P. 2016. Study on the exposure of farm women to various communication media. Journal of Extension Education, 21(2):91-97. Jena, A., Kanungo, A.P. and Mohapatra, B.P. 2016. Credibility of communication sources as perceived by farm women. Journal of Extension Education, 21(1):136-141. Jena, B., Mohapatra, S., Nayak, R.K., Das, J., and Shukla, A.K. 2017.Effect of boron fertilization on fate of soil boron pool under a rice-vegetable cropping system grown in an Inceptisols of Odisha , International Journal of Chemical Studies 2017; 5(1): 74-78. Jena, B., Nayak,R.K , 2016. Enhancing Nitrogen Use Efficiency And Yield Of Rice With Zinc And Boron Application In Inceptisol Of Odisha , Annals of Plant and Soil Research 18(1): 79-82. Jena, B., Nayak,R.K., Das,J., Parida, R.K., Sethi,D. 2016. Secondary and Micro Nutrient mapping in forest soils of Kandhamal district, Odisha , Agropedology , 26 (01), 79-86 . Jena, B., Sahoo, S., Mahalik, S., Padhan, A., & Nath, S. 2017. Surgical repair of traumatic laceration of tongue in a cow. Journal of Livestock Science (ISSN online 2277-6214), 8, 131-133. Jena, B., Sahoo, S., Pattanaik, K., and Padhan, A. 2016. Surgical Management of Bovine Solid Dermoid Choristoma on Membrana Nictitans–A Case Report. International Journal of Livestock Research, 6(11), 100-103.

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Jena, C. K., Gupta, A. R. and Patra, R. C. 2016. Protective effect of Moringa oleifera on haematological and biochemical parameters of cattle from industrial fluoride polluted area. Journal of Animal Research. 6(1): 91-97. Jena, C.K., Gupta, A.R. and Patra, R.C. 2016. Osteo-dental fluorosis in cattle reared in periphery villages of aluminium smelter in Odisha, India. Fluoride.49 (4 Pt 2):503-508. Jena, D., Das, S., Patra, B. K., Biswal, S. S., Mohanty, D. N. and Samal, P. 2016. Certain hormonal profiles of postpartum anestrus jersey crossbred cows treated with controlled internal drug release and ovsynch protocol. Veterinary World, 9(10): 1102-1106. Jena, D., Patra, B.K., Das, S. and Mohanty, D.N. 2016. Acephalic Monster: A Case Report. Indian Veterinary Journal, 93(02): 85 – 86. Jena, G.R., Sahoo, N., Das, M.R., Kumar, B. and Behera, H. 2016. Ammeliorative effect of Gymnema Sylvestra in diabetic dogs. Indian Journal of Veterinary Pharmacology and Toxicology, 15(2):32 –34. Jena, G.R., Sahoo, N., Das, M.R., Kumar, D., Karna, D. and Patra, R.C. 2016. Diabetes mellitus in canine of Odisha, Indian J. Vet. Med. 36(1):1-4 Jena, M., Samanaray, S.K, Udgata,J. and Jena, A. 2016. Self Help Groups: constraints of the members in managing vocational activities. Journal of Extension Education. XXI No.2, 2016, July- December Pp 52-59. Jena,B, Nayak,R.K., Das,J., Shivhare,S, S.Mohapatra & Sethy ,D. 2016. GPS and GIS Based Delineation of Soil Micro and Secondary Nutrient Deficient-Sufficient Areas of North Western Plateau Zone of Odisha , International Journal of Bio-resource and Stress Management 2016, 7(4):919-923. Jishnu, K. J., Pradhan, D.C. and Sarangi, K.K. 2017. Market Integration of Major Cotton Producing States in India. Indian Journal of Economics and Development. 13(1):211-214. Kabat, B 2015. Integrated effect of sulphur and farmyard manure on yield, quality of crops and nutrient status under rice-mustard cropping system in north eastern coastal plain zone of Odisha. ORYZA, 52 (4):302-306. Kanungo, S., Pradhan,C. R., Babu, L.K., Jena, B., Das, D. P. 2016. Hemato-biochemical trend in stall housed horses under hot and humid climatic conditions of Odisha, India. Explor Anim Med Res, 6(2): 231-240. Kar, J., Mishra, L.D. 2016. Genetic variability and diversity in mutant cultures of groundnut. Environment & Ecology. 34(4B): 2172-2176. Kar, R.K., Mishra,T.K., Pandey, R.K. and Das, S.R. 2016. Assesment of Genetic Variability in Low Land sub -1 Introgressed Rice Genotypes Showing to Submergence and Stagnant Flooding. IOSR Journal of Agriculture and Veterinary Science, 9: 42-46. Karna, D.K., Sahu, S.S. and Sahoo, C. S. 2016. Effect of non-genetic factors on growth of Ganjam goats of Odisha. Indian Journal of Small Ruminants, 22(1): 107-109. Khamari, B., Beura,S.K Ranasingh, N. And Dhal, A. 2016. Symptomatological study of stem and root rot of sesame. Journal of Mycopathological Research. 54(3):443-445. Kharade, S.S., Samal, K.C. and Rout, G.R. 2016. High Performance Thin Layer Chromatography Fingerprint Profile of Rhizome Extracts of Five Important Curcuma Species. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci., India, Sect. B Biol. Sci., DOI 10.1007/s40011-016-0709-z. Khulbe, D., Sahoo K.C. and Dash B.B. 2016. Effect of chemical fungicides against sheath blight disease of rice in coastal plain zone. Indian Phytopathology 69(4s): 260-265.

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Kirti, S. Mohanty S., Mohanty, S. N., 2017 “Multi-criteria decision-making for purchasing cell phones using a machine learning approach”, International Journal of Decision Sciences, Risk and Management, Volume -2, Issue-1, Pp-39-48 Kumar, D., Jena, G. M.Ram., S.K.Tondan and D.Kumar., (2016), Protective nature of hemin on oxidative stress in excission model of streptozotocin induced chronic diabetic rats. Indian Journal of Veterinary Pharmacology and Toxicology, Vol.15, Issue-2, PP-21 – 24 Kumar, P., Khulbe D., Prasad B., Srinivas P. and Prasad R. 2016. Effect of seed bio-priming on seed quality parameters of lentil under mid Himalayas. Journal of Hill Agriculture, 7(2):195-200. Kumar, S, Bal S.S, Sasmal, A, Kar, A. Panigrahi, R. K. and Jagadev, P. N. 2016. Screening of mungbean and urdbean germplasms against Yellow Mosaic Disease (YMD) under natural field condition. Indian Phytopathology 60 (4s): 724-728. Kumar, U., Patil,M.S., Pati,P., Ladke,C. K., Jena, B. 2016. Dystocia and abortion in a mare- a case report. The Indian Journal of Veterinary Sciences and Biotechnology, 2016, 12 (1): 75-78 Lenka, D., Tripathy, S.K. and Dash, A.P. 2016. Assessment of morpho-genetic diversity among maize inbred lines. Adv. in Life Sciences, 5(16): 6100-6103. Lenka, J., Lenka, P.C. and Behera, S. 2016. Effect of integrated nutrient management on fruit yield and quality of banana cv. Grand Naine. Journal of Eco-friendly Agriculture. Mahalik, J.K. and Sahoo N.K.2017 Biomanagement of Meloidogyne incognita in Okra Annals of Plant Protection Sciences. 25(1):207-209. Mahalik, J.K. and Sahoo N.K.2017 Occurrence distribution and community analysis of plant parasitic nematodes associated with okra in Odisha . Annals of Plant Protection Sciences. 25(1):210-214. Mahapatra, A., Dash, D.K., Tripathy, P., Sethy, K. and Das, A.K. 2015. Impact of organic input on apple quality in cashew. International Journal of Farm Science, 5(4): 127-131. Maharana, A. K., Sinha, I., Behera P. C. and Ray P. (2016). Extracellular alkaline protease producing halo-alkali tolerant bacteria isolated from marine coasts of Odisha. International J. of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. 8 (5): 379-386. Maharana, J., Behera, S. K., Acharya, P. and Jakhar, P. 2016. Adoption behavior of conservation based improved marigold cultivation in tribal villages of southern Odisha. Indian Journal of Soil Conservation, Vol. 44 (Issue 2): Page 221-228. Maharana, J., Behera, S. K., Acharya, P. and Jakhar, P. 2016. Participatory varietal and adoption behavior evaluation for off-season Tomato cultivation on rainfed sloping lands of southern Odisha. Indian Journal of Soil Conservation, Vol. 44 (Issue 3): Page 321-326. Maharana, J., Panda, C., Dash, A. K. and Jakhar, P. 2016. Performance evaluation of genotypes for kharif cultivation in Odisha. Annals of Agricultural Research, New Series, 37(1) 80-85. Maharana, J., Panda, C., Dash, A.K., Satpathy, P.C. and Jakhar, P. 2016. Stability analysis of potato cultivars for kharif cultivation in Koraput region of Odisha. International Journal of Farm Sciences, 6(2) : 73-83. Maharana, T., Mohanty, A. K and Sahoo, N. 2016. In-vitro evaluation of acaricidal property of Cymbopogon citrates, Nicotiana tabacum and deltamethrin against Rhipicephalus sp. ticks. e-planet, 14(1): 89-92. Maharana, T., Sahoo, N. and Mohanty, A. K. 2016. A comparative assessment of acaricidal property of lemon grass oil, deltamethrin, cypermethrin and amitraz on dog ticks; Rhipicephalus spp. Proc. Zool. Soc. India. 15(1): 17-20.

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Maharana, J., Pradhan S.K., De S. 2017. NOD1CARD Might Be Using Multiple Interfaces for RIP2- Mediated CARD-CARD Interaction: Insights from Molecular Dynamics Simulation. PLOS ONE 12(1): e0170232. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0170232 Mahto, V.K., Kumari, S. and Oraon, J. 2016. Comparative study of socio-economic profile of the respondents of organized & un-organized pig farms in Ranchi district of Jharkhand. Journal of Extension Education XXI(1) : 21-29 Mahto, V.K., Kumari, S. and Oraon, J. 2017. Existing Pig Rearing Practices : Organized Vs Unorganized Pig Farmers of Ranchi District of Jharkhand. Progressive Research - An International Journal 12(2) : 161-165. Majhi, M.M., Swain, P., Das, B.C. and Swain, D. 2017. Impact of goat rearing in curbing distress migration. Int. Jour. of Agriculture Science and Research. Majhi, P. and Rout, K.K.2016. Effect of continuous application of different inorganic macro and micro nutrients and FYM on crop yield and changes in soil pH and SOC of an acidic typic Ustochrepts under sub tropical rice-rice eco-system. The Bioscan, 11(3) : 1811-1815. Majhi, P., Mondal, S., Rout, K. K., Mandal, M., Singh, M. and Sasmal, N.2016. Soil enzyme activity of an intensiverly grown rice field as fluenced by long term fertilisation and manuring under sub tropical climatic conditions. International J. Farm Sciences, 6(3) : 172-129. Majhi, P., Mondal, S., Rout, K.K.; Mandal, M., Singh, M. and Sasmal, N.2016. Effect of continuous application of different chemical fertilizers and organic manure on soil environment in a sub-tropical rice-rice eco-system of Eastern India, Eco.Env. Cons.,pp29-37 Majhi, R.K., Kumar A., Yadav M, Kumar P, Maity A, Giri SC and Goswami C. 2016. Light and electron microscopic study of mature spermatozoa from White Pekin duck (Anas platyrhynchos): An ultrastructural and molecular analysis. Andrology, doi: 10. 1111 / andr. 12130. Mallick, R. Samantaray S.K. and Soni N. 2016. Under Graduate Agriculture Students Perception Regarding Various Aspects of Computer Applications: A Micro Analysis. International Journal of Scientific Research & Engineering Studies, Vol.3,Issue.12, pp 15-18 Mandal, A. K., Das, R. K., Maity, A. and Sahoo, G. R. 2016. Gastrin peptide isolation in broiler chicken. Indian Journal of Animal Research, 50(1): 139-140. Mandal, D., Pal, R. and Mohanty A. K. 2017. Management of bacterial leaf blight of rice in an integrated way. J. Mycopathol. Res. 54(4): 539-541. Mandal, P., Chhutia S., Biswal M. and Thriveni V. 2015. Studies on Standardization of recipes, storage life and biochemical changes of carambola Nectar (Averrhoa carambola L.). The Bioscan 11(2);1247-1249. Mishra, B. and Mishra, R. 2016. Perceived impact of climate change on fish production. Journal of Extension Education, 21(2):102-105. Mishra, A., Das, D., Saren, S. and Dey, P. 2017. GPS and GIS based soil fertility maps of Bhadrak District of Odisha. Eco. Env. and Cons., 23(1): 207-213. Mishra, A., Saren, S. and Dey, P. 2016. Integrated Nutrient Management and Formulation of Targeted Yield Equations for Cowpea [Vigna unguiculata (L.) Walp.]. Environment and Ecology, 35 (2A): 867—872. Mishra, Antaryami; Saren, S; Das, D and Dey, P. 2016. GPS and GIS based soil fertility maps of Nayagarh District, Odisha. Annals of Plant and Soil Research, 18 (1): 23-28. Mishra, B. and Mishra, R. 2016. Quality and traits of leadership in human resource management in KVKs. Journal of Extension Education, 21(1):15-20.

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Mishra, D.R. ,Tripathy Swapan K., Mohanty. , Kartik Ch. Pradhan. , K.R. Reshmi Raj. , M.R.Mohanty., P.M. Mohapatra. , Dash S. and Panda S. 2016. Revailing nature of gene action of morpho- economic traits in sesame(Sesamum indicum L). International Journal of Current Agricultural Sciences Vol. 6, Issue, 6, pp.58-61. Mishra, J.N. and Mohanty, S. K. 2016, Impact of heat stress among workers in naturally ventilated greenhouse, International Journal of Applied and Pure Science and Agriculture, 02 (07): 34-39. Mishra, Jyotiprabha., Abraham Robinson, J.J., Rao, V.Appa., Mishra. B. P. & Sarangi, N.R. 2016. Feeding of different levels of dried blood/rumen content mixture on carcass yield of Japanese Quails. Indian Veterinary Journal, 93 (08) : 15 – 17. Mishra, K.N., Tripathy Bidyashree, Roul, P.K. and Dash, S.N. 2016. Medium-term Impact of Conservation Agriculture on Soil Organic Carbon and Water Stable Aggregates in a Rainfed Hilly Agro-ecosystem. International Journal of Bio-resource and Stress Management, 7(3): 406-411. Mishra, M. and Patro, B. 2016. Integrated pest management indices-a tool for evaluating efficacy of insecticides tested on cotton . Journal of Plant Protection and Environment, 13 (1):82-85. Mishra, M., Dash U.N. and Swain, N. 2016. Acoustical and thermodynamical studies of binary liquid mixtures of tri-n-butyl phosphate and benzene at different temperatures. J. Chem. & Pharma. Research. 8(8) : 909-914. Mishra, M., Dash U.N.and Swain N.2016. Thermo physical properties of ternary mixtures of dimethyl sulphoxide, benzene, m-xylene at various temperatures. Int. J. Chem. Pharma. Rev. Res. 41(2) : 290-295. Mishra, M., Dash U.N.and Swain N.2017. Acoustic response with theoretical evaluation of ultrasonic velocity in ternary mixtures of DMSO, Bengene and Toluene at different temperatures. Int. J. Pharm. Sci. Rev. Res. 44(1) : 230-234. Mishra, M., Patro, B. and Dash, B.B. 2016. Effect of age of clones and fertility levels on yield and yield attributes of paddy. Environment & Ecology, 34 (2) 494-498. Mishra, M.M., Dash, R.R. and Mishra, M. 2016. Weed persistence, resistance and phytotonic effect of herbicides in rice. Indian J.Weed Science 48(1)1-5. Mishra, P., Patra, R. and Mohapatra, R. N.2016. Influence of environmental factors on the growth and development of Tobacco beetle, Lassioderma serricorne (Fab.) in storage. Journal of Entomological Research, 40 (1) 53-57. Mishra, P.K., Acharya A.P, Panda S.K., Das D. and Das S.2016. Prevalence of Uterine Diseases Among Post-Partum Dairy Cows in Coastal Odisha. Indian Vet. J., 93 (05) : 35 – 37 Mishra, R.K., Dalai B., Swain N. & Dash S.K. 2016. Predication of ultrasonic velocity in binary mixtures of a nuclear extractant and monocarboxyilic acids using several theoretical models. Int. Engg. Trends & Tech. 41(5) : 304-308. Mishra, S.R., Baag S., Acharya A.K. 2016. Effect of heat transfer on MHD Couette flow in Oldroyd liquid through porous media. International Journal of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics, 5(1):1-10. Mishra, T.K., Pradhan B.and Mishra D. 2016. Genetic Diversity, Character association and Path- Coefficient study in QPM inbreds; Electronic Journal of Plant Breeding. 7(3): 505-513. Misra, H.P., Sahu, G.S. and Pradhan, A. 2016. Impact of nutrients on occurrence of serpentine leafminer, Liriomyza, trifolii (Burgess) on Okra. Journal of Plant Protection and Environment. 13 (1):10-12.

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Mohanta, D.K., Mohapatra, L.M., Karna, D.K., Babu, L.K., Joshi, S.K., Routray, A., Pradhan, C.R., Panda, M.R. and Sathapathy, S. 2016 Effect of deworming regimen on helminths and growth performances in growing Ganjam goats. Indian Journal of Animal Research, 50 (2): 230-234. Mohanty, B., Senapati, S.C., Sahu, A.P. and Panigrahi, B. 2016. Yield, water use efficiency and economic evaluation of drip irrigated brinjal (Solanum melongena l.) As affected by single and double inlet laterals and sub main sizes. International Journal of Agriculture Sciences. 8(48): 2030-2032. Mohanty, B., Senapati, S.C., Sahu, A.P. and Panigrahi, B. 2016.Clogging ratio of emitters as affected by single and double inlet laterals and sub-main sizes. International Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences. 5(4): 33-40. Mohanty, B., Senapati, S.C., Sahu, A.P. and Panigrahi, B. 2016.Variation of pressure along drip lateral in response to single and Double inlet laterals and sub-main sizes. International Journal of Research in Applied, Natural and Social Sciences. 4(8): 7-14. Mohanty, D.K., Behera, D., Mahapatra, M. and Swain, S.K. 2017. Effect of vegetable transplanter press wheel design on soil compaction and seedling establishment. Journal of Agricultural Engineering (JAE), 54 (1): 11-20. Mohanty, G. and Mohanty, S.K. 2016. Occupational stress of women worker in manual rice transplanting operations, International Journal of Biotechnology and Allied Fields (IJBAF), Vol. 4 (10): 346-353. Mohanty, I., Suklabaidya S., Parija S. C. 2016. Acidosis reduces the function and expression of á1d- adrenoceptor in superior mesenteric artery of Capra hircus. Indian Journal of Pharmacology, 48(4):399-406 Mohanty, I.C., Dhanumjay, M. 2016. Molecular Phylogenetics and DNA Fingerprinting of Rice Germplasm (Oryza sativa L.). Research Journal of Agricultural Sciences: An International Journal. 7 (1):8-13. Mohanty, P., Ashok, P., Sasikala, K and Swami, D.V. 2016. Character Association and Path Analyses in Sweet Potato. International Journal of Vegetable Science, vol.22 (16) : pp541-554. http:/ /dx.doi.org/10.1080/19315260.2015.1084968, Taylor & Francis. Mohanty, P., Mohapatra, S., Mohapatra, J., Singh, S. K., Padhi, P., & Mishra, D. K. 2016. Utilization of chemically synthesized fine powders of SiC/Al2O3 composites for sintering. Materials and Manufacturing Processes, 31(10), 1311-1317 Mohanty, P., Rout, M. K. and Behera, R. D. 2016. Chraracter association and path nanalysis in Sweet Potato(Ipomea batatus (L.) Lam.) Genotypes. Advances in life Sciences.5(2):441-448. Mohanty, S K. 2016. Occupational Health Complaints of Female Agricultural Workers in Rice Cultivation. International Journal of Innovative Science, Engineering & Technology,.3 (2). Mohanty, S. R., Sahoo S. K., Babu L. K., Giri S. C. and Joshi S. K. 2016. Effect of Different Levels of dietary Protein on performance of laying Khaki Campbell Duck. Indian Veterinary Journal. 93(11):76-78. Mohanty, S. R., Sahoo S. K., Babu L. K., Pradhan C. R., Panigrahi B. and Joshi S. K. 2016. Effect of feeding different levels of protein on growth, mortality, blood biochemical and immunological parameters of khaki Campbell duck during laying period. Indian Journal of Animal Research. 50 (3): 392-395. Mohanty, S.K. 2016. Grading of Workload of Male and Female Agricultural Workers”. Journal of Agriculture and Technology, 3 (1).

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Mohanty, S.K. Jena, P.P. and Mishra, J. N. 2016. Development of dry land weeders with ergonomics principles for higher efficiency. International journal of Innovative Science. Engineering and Technology, 3 (3). Mohanty, S.R., Babu, L.K., Sahoo, S.K., Pradhan, C.R., Panigrahi, B. and Joshi, S.K., 2016. Effect of feeding different levels of proteins on growth, feed consumption and mortality in growing Khaki Campbell ducks. Scholars Journal of Agriculture and Veterinary Science, 3(1): 58-61. Mohanty, S.R., Sahoo, S.K., Babu, L.K., Giri, S.C. and Joshi, S.K. 2016. Effect of different levels of protein on the performance of laying Khaki Campbell ducks. Indian Veterinary Journal,93(11):76-78 Mohanty, S.R., Sahoo, S.K., Babu, L.K., Pradhan, C.R., Panigrahi, B. and Joshi, S.K. 2016. Effect of feeding different levels of proteins on growth, mortality, blood biochemical and immunological parameters of Khaki Campbell duck during laying period. Indian Journal of Animal Research. (online publish:5/1/2016). Mohanty. J. K., Sahoo S., Barik A. K., Mohanty D. N. and Ganguly S. 2017. Local and Systemic Immunomodulatory Effect of Exogenous Prostaglandin administered in Normal and Abnormal Parturient Cows. International Journal of Pure & Applied Bioscience. 5 (2): 188-191 Mohapatra A. K., Das D., Panda S. K., Jena B.and Mohanty D. N. 2015.Incidence of various reproductive disorders in canines in and around Bhubaneswar. Journal of Interacademicia. 19 (2): 227-230 Mohapatra S., L.Swain, A.Gitika, L.Priyadarsini, T.Jyotiranjan, A.P.K. Mahapatra and A.K. Kundu 2017. A comparative evaluation of lead II electrocardiograms obtained from Labrador Retriever dogs in different body positions. Indian Veterinary Journal. 94 (2): 17-19. Mohapatra, A. K., Das D., Panda S. K., Jena B., Mohanty D. N. and Kesh S.S. 2015.A study on transmissible venereal tumours in dogs. Journal of Interacademicia. 19 (1): 110-115 Mohapatra, A. K., Das D., Panda S. K., Jena B.and Singh J.. 2016. Spontaneous canine mammary neoplasia: a clinic-pathological study. Journal of Cell and Tissue Research. 16(2) : 5661- 5666. Mohapatra, A., Dash, D.K., Tripathy, P. and Sethi, K. 2016. Impact of organic inputs on quality of cashew apple. Advances in Life Science, 5(7):2663-2667. Mohapatra, Amrita, Dash, D. K., Rout, K. K. and Tripathy, P. 2016. Efficacy of organic inputs on soil health of cashew (Anacardium occidentale L.) plantation. International Journal of Agriculture Sciences, 8 (63): 3552-3554. Mohapatra, Amrita., Dash, D. K. and Tripathy, P. 2016. Comparative analysis of various organic amendments on tree growth and nut yield of cashew (Anacardium occidentale L.). International Journal of Agriculture, Environment and Biotechnology, 9 (2):225-230. Mohapatra, D. and Kanungo, A.P. 2016. A study on the knowledge level of potato farmers on recommended potato production technologies in Puri district of Odisha. Journal of Extension Education, 21(1):94-98. Mohapatra, D. and Kanungo, A.P. 2016. Adoption of potato production technologies by the farmers in relation to their socio-economic profiles, Journal of Extension Systems, 32(2):59-68. Mohapatra, J., Routray, U., Medicherla, V. R., & Mishra, D. K. 2016. Existence of Cu1+ and Cu2+ Oxidation States for the Occurrence of Ferromagnetismin Zn0. 95Cu0. 05O. Advanced Science Letters, 22(2), 479-481

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Mohapatra, S. & Mishra.P. 2017. Fractionation of crude dye extracted from Cucurbita Pepo leaves by cold extraction method. Invention Journal of Research Technology in Engg. and Mgt, 1(10); 3-5. Mohapatra, S., Mohanty, A. K., Tripathy, S. K., S. Lenka, Panigrahy, N. and Nayak, B. R. 2016. Integrated weed management under modified water regimes in System of Rice Intensification. Ind. J. of Weed Science, 48(1): 17-20. Mohapatra, S., Mohanty, A.K., Dash, A.K., Jena, B., Panda, N., Sahoo, B. and Mishra, P. 2016. Response of different sources and doses of sulphur on grwth, yield and uptake of Onion (Allium cepa L.). International Journal of Bio-resource and Stress Management, 7(1), 66-69. Mohapatra, S., Mohanty, A.K., Tripathy, S.K., Nayak, B.R., Panagrahy, N., Samant, P.K. and Lenka, S., 2016. Irrigation schedule and crop geometry effect on weed management in maize + green gram intercropping system. Indian Journal of Weed Science, 48 (3):1-5. Mohapatra, S., Samantaray, D.P., Samantaray, S.M., Mishra, B.B., Das, S., Majumdar, S., Pradhan, S.K., Rath, S.N., Rath, C.C., Akthar, J., Achary, K.G. 2016. Structural and thermal characterization of PHAs produced by Lysinibacillus sp. through submerged fermentation process, International Journal of Biological Macromolecules http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/ j.ijbiomac.2016.09.077 Mohapatra, S., Sethy,S., Bisoyi, R., Jyotiranjan, T., A. P. K. Mahapatra and A. K. Kundu (2016). Alterations in Electrocardiograms of Labrador Retriever dogs during handling with and without gloves. Explor Anim Med Res, 6 (2): 212-216. Mohapatra, Swati., Rath, S. N., Pradhan, S. K., Samantaray, D. P., Rath, C. C.2016. Secondary Structural Models (16S rRNA) of Polyhydroxyalkanoates Producing Bacillus Species Isolated from Different Rhizospheric Soil: Phylogenetics and Chemical Analysis. INT. J. BIOAUTOMATION, 2016, 20(3), 329-338 Mohapatra, U. and Prusty, S.R. 2017. A study on marketed surplus, price spread and marketing efficiency of the winter vegetables in Dhenkanal district of Odisha. International Journal of Farm Science. 7(1):170-174. Mukherjee, A., Kundu, M., Basu, B.,Sinha,B.,Chatterjee,M.,Das Bairagya, M., Singh,U.K. and Sarkar,S.2017. Arsenic load in rice ecosystem and its mitigation through deficit irrigation. Journal of Environmental Management. 197: 89-95 Mund, N. K., Dash, D, Barik, C. R., Goud, V. V., Sahoo, L., Mishra, P. and Nayak, N. R. 2016. Chemical composition, pretreatments and saccharification of Senna siamea (Lam.) H. S. Irwin & Barneby: an efficient biomass producing tree legume. Bioresource Technology, 207: 205-212. Munde, N. A., Jadhao, K., Samal, K.C. and Rout, G.R. 2016. Allele mining in indica rice (Oryza sativa L.) for ATP binding cassette (ABC) transporter gene family for aluminum tolerance. Indian Journal of Plant Physiology. 21(2):161–170. Murali, S, Kar, A, Patel, A S, Mohapatra, D and Dash, S K. 2016. Encapsulation of rice bran oil in tapioca starch-soya protein isolate complex using spray drying. Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences, 86(8): 984-991. Muthu, M.C., Muduli, K.C., Mohanty, S.K., Mishra, P. and Mohapatra, U. 2016. Effect of inorganics, biofertilizers and spacing on growth and yield parameters of green gram cv. KKM-3. The Bioscan, 11(2): 1251-1254. Nahak, T., Mishra, A., Saren, S. and Pogula, S. 2016. GPS and GIS based soil fertility maps of Ranital KVK farm and identification of soil related production constraints. Internatinal Journal of Agriculture Sciences, 8 (51): 2242-2251.

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Naik, B.S. 2016. Local land races of linseed from Odisha: their reaction to diseases. International Journal of Advanced Research, 4 (4): 360-362. Naik, B.S. and Sahoo, K.C. 2016. Survey of diseases of linseed (Linum usitatissimum L.) in Mayurbhanj district of Odisha. International Journal of Advanced Research, 4(4): 1407-1410. Naik, B.S., Mishra, D., Lenka, D. and Sahoo, K.C. 2017. Arpita: A new linseed cultivar for Odisha. Electronic Journal of Plant Breeding, 8(1): 84-88. Naik, B.S., Swain, D., Pal, R., Seni, A. and Nayak, B.R. (2016) Progress of rice research in the west central table land zone of Odisha in India International Journal of Advanced Research, 4(5): 795-802. Naik, P., Barik, A., Baliarsingh,A., Pati,P.,Santhra,G.H.Swain,D and Nanda A.2016.Effect of Sulphur and Boron on yield of mustard and its nutrient uptake. Environment and Ecology 34(4B):2221-2225. Naik, R. K., Dash, R.C., Behera, D. and Goel, A.K. 2016. Studies on Physical Properties of Sisal (Agave sisalana) Plant Leaves. International Journal of Agricultural Sciences, 8 (48):2004-2007. Nandi, A., Das, S.,Swain, S., Senapati, N., Sarkar ,S., Dash, S.K. and Patnaik, A. 2017. Off-season performance evaluation of tomato (Solanum lycopersicum l.) genotypes in coastal plain zone of odisha. International Journal of Agriculture, Environment and Biotechnology, 10(1): 63-71 Nath, I, Jena, B, Mishra, U.K., and Sathapathy, S. 2016. Surgical management of uterine leiomyoma induced pyometra in a bitch. Indian Journal of canine practice. 8(2): 161-164. Nath, I., Jena, B. and Behera, S. S. 2016 Sertoli cell tumour in a cryptorchid black miniature dachshund – a case report. Indian Journal of Canine Practice, 8(1), 68-70. Nath, I., Jena, B., Behera, S. S., Sahoo, M., and Johnson, D. 2016. Removal of facial melanosarcoma of a white tigress (Panthera tigris) - a case report. Exploratory Animal and Medical Research, 6(2), 251-253. Nath, S. K , De,H.K and Mohapatra,B.K. 2016. Integrated Farming System: Is it a panacea for the resource poor farm families of rain-fed ecosystem? Current Science, 110(6): 969-971. Nayak, B. R., Pramanik, K., Khanda, C. M., Panigrahy, N., Samant , P. K., Mohapatra, S., Mohanty, A. K., Dash, A. K., Panda, N., and Swain, S. K. 2016. Response of aerobic rice (Oryza sativa) to different irrigation regimes and nitrogen levels in western Odisha. Ind. J. of Agron., 61 (3): 321-325. Nayak, B. R., Samant , P. K., Panigrahy, N., Mohapatra, S., Mohanty, A. K., Dash, A. K., Jena, B., Panda, N., Sahoo, B., and Mishra, P. 2016. Response of different sources and doses of sulphur on growth, yield and uptake of onion (Allium cepa L.). Int. J. of Bio-resource and Stress Manage., 7(1): 66-69. Nayak, B.R., Panigrahi, N., Mohapatra, S., Mohanty, A.K., Sahoo, B., Jagadev, P.N. 2016. Heat utilisation and production of summer transplanted rice in relation to irrigation schedules and date of transplanting. Journal of Agrometrology, 19(3): 242-45 Nayak, B.R., Samant, P.K., Panigrahy, N., Nayak, B.S., Patnaik,R.K., Mandi, N. and Mishra. G.C. 2016. Weed management in hybrid cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) under upland rainfed ecosystem, Journal of Cotton Research and Development, 30(1) : 59-62. Nayak, D., Pradhan M., Mohanty S., parida A.K. and Mahapatra P. 2016. Effect of Integrated Nutrient Management on productivity and profitability of pointed gourd Trichosanthus dioicu R o xb) Journal of Crop & Weeds 12(1):25-31

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Nayak, D.A., Pradhan, M., Mohanty, S., Parida, A.K. and Mahapatra, P. 2016. Effect of integrated nutrient management on productivity and profitability of pointed gourd (Trichosanthes dioica Roxb.), Journal of Crop and Weed, 12 (1):25-31. (NAAS-3.59) Nayak, G. D., Behera, A.K., Behura, N. C. and Sardar, K. K. Heritability of production and reproduction traits in colored synthetic broiler breeder chicken of Odisha. Exploratory animal and medical research. 5(2):169-175. Nayak, H. 2016. Catalytic Activities of Mixed Nano Ferrites of Zinc and Copper on the Decomposition Kinetics of Lanthanum Oxalate hydrate, Transaction of Nonferrous Metal. Societies of China. Vol. 26(3): 767-774 Nayak, R., Mohapatra, M., Pal, U.S., Sahoo, N.R., Panda. M.K. 2016. Optimization of parameters for development of malt from grain amaranths. Journal of Grain Processing and Storage, January-June 2016 issue. Nayak, R.K., Shivhare, S.,Jena, B. Das, J., Shukla,A.K. 2016 .Georeferenced surface and subsurface distribution of Micro-secondary nutrients of North Central Plateau Zone of Odisha and identification of soil related paddy production constraints in soils of constraints in paddy, Oryza ,16,53,3 : 269-275 Nayak, S. M., Senapati, S. K., Sethy, K., Sahoo, P. R., Swain, P., Panda, H. K., Das, M. R. and Patra, R. C. 2016. Pododermatitis in German Shepherd Dogs and its Management. The Indian Journal of Veterinary Sciences & Biotechnology: 12 (2): 31-36. Nayak, U.S., Rath, L.K., Baral, K. and Senapathy, S. 2016. Field efficacy of different IPM modules against brinjal shoot and fruit borer and sucking pests of brinjal. International Journal of Bio-resource and Stress Management, 7(6): 1315-1320. Padhy, A., Mishra, R and Sahu. Amit R. 2015. Modified Antibiotic susceptibility - lesting for evaluating bacterial resistance in Bio film forming bacterial isolates from Canine wounds. Intas polivet, 16(II) 387-390. Padhy, A., Misra, S. K. and Padhy, S. N. 2016. Length-weight relationship and condition factor of black tiger shrimp Penaeus monodon reared along with seaweed. J .of Applied Zool. Res, 27(2):131-135 Paital, B, Chainy GBN. 2016. Redox metabolism in fishes under thermal stress warrants more attention. J Fish Sci.com.(ISSN: 1307-234x). 10(1): 22-26. IF 0.00 Paital, B, Das S, Dutta SK. 2016. Diclofenac Induced Vulture Deaths in Odisha, India: Time to Debate or Conserve Them? Pharm Anal Acta (ISSN : 2153-2435) , 7:9 DOI: 10.4172/2153- 2435.1000508. Paital, B, Panda S K, Hati AK, Mohanty B, Mohapatra MK, Kanungo S, Chainy GBN. 2016. Longevity of animals under reactive oxygen species stress and disease susceptibility due to global warming. World J BiolChem. 7(1): 110-127. doi.org/10.4331/wjbc.v7.i1.110. IF-00.00 Paital, B. 2016. Role of cyclonic storm as natural disaster and other factors on vulture mortality in India. J. Geograph Nat Disast. 6: 165. doi:10.4172/2167-0587.1000165. IF-00.00 Paital, B. 2016. Full speed ahead to the city on the hill. Science. 352 (6288), 1-2. IF-34.661. http:// science.sciencemag.org/content/352/6288/886.e-letters Paital, B. 2016. Mass spectrophotometry: an advanced technique in biomedical sciences. Adv Tech Biol Med. 4, 182.doi: 10.4172/2379-1764.1000182. . IF-00.00 Paital, B. 2016. Oxidative stress and ageing in animals under thermal stress due to global warming: A perspective. Res J. Biol. 4(1): 4-8. IF-00.00

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Paital, B. 2016. Sector based mass spectrometry: An advanced technique in metabolomics and proteomics. Res J Biol. 4(2), 55-57.IF-00.00. Pal, R., Mandal, D and Biswas, M.K. 2016. Effect of different sowing dates on the development and spread of sheath blight disease in rice. Journal of Crop and Weed. 12(1):116-119. Pal, R., Mandal, D, Biswas, M.K and Panja B.N. 2017. Effect of weather parameters on the initiation and progression of sheath blight disease of rice. Journal of Agrometeorology: 19(1): 39-43. Pal, R., Mandal, D. and Naik, B. S. 2017. Effect of different meteorological parameters on the development and progression of rice leaf blast disease in western Odisha. International Journal of Plant Protection: 10(1): 52-57. Palai, S.K., Madhuri, G and Biswal, M. 2017. In vitro propagation of jasmine- a critical review. International Journal of Farm Sciences 7(1): 185-189. Panda, A.,Paul, A. and Mohapatra, P. 2016. Genetic Analysis of Variability and Divergence in French Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.), International Journal of Bio-resource and Stress Management. 7(4):784-790 Panda, C. and Bhusan, L. P. 2016. Studies on propagation methods of pomegranate by cuttings in coastal climate of Odisha. Advances in Life Science, 5(21): 9801-9805. Panda, K. K., Dalai B., Swain N. & Dash S.K. 2017. Ultrasonic behaviour of a nuclear extractant with some aploar diluents at 303.15. Int. J. Sci. App. Res. 4 (1) : 01-06. Panda, K.K., Senapati A.K., Biswal, G. and Nayak , N. 2017. Management of seedling blight diseases of gerbera by using bio-control agents. Journal of Mycopathological Research, 55(1):109-111. Panda, K.K., Senapati, A.K., Biswal, G. and Nayak., N. 2017. Varied responses to some p l a n t extracts by Macrophomina phaseolina. Environment and Ecology, 34(1):259-261. Panda, M., Panda, N., Panigrahi, B., Swain, R.K. & Mishra A.(2016). Mineral Profile and metabolic status of cattle in western Undulating zone of Odisha. Indian Journal of Animal Nutrition, 33(3): 290-295. Panda, N. and Raha, P. 2016. Herbicides Impact on Fe and Mn Reduction and dehydrogenase activity in an agricultural soil. Journal of Crop and Weed. 12(3):142-149. Panda, N., Sahoo B.B., Mandal P., Nayak B.R. and Dash D.K. 2016.Comparative Efficacy of Farm Yard Manure, Poultry Manure and Vermi compost with and without Azospirillum on Soil Biological Properties, Growth and Yield of Tomato (Lycopersicum esculentum L.). Environment & ecology, 34(1):27-32. Panda, N., Sahoo, B.B., Mandal, P., Nayak, B.R. and Dash, D.K. 2016. Comparative efficacy of FYM, Poultry manure & Vermicompost with and without Azospirillum on soil biological properties, growth and yield of Tomato (Lycopersicum esculentum L.). Environment & Ecology, 34(1):27-32. Panda, R.K., Sahoo, P., Jena, S.N. and Muduli, K.C. 2016. Physiological indices to yield variation under rice-weed competition in direct seeded lowland condition. Oryza, 53 (3): 316-322. Panda, S., Babu, L.K., Panda, A.K., S, Tanuja., Mohanty, A., Panigrahy, K.K. and Samal, P. 2017. Effect of dietary supplementation of fermented fish silage on serum-biochemical parameters of broiler Japanese quails (Coturnix coturnix japonica). Veterinary World, 10(4): 380-385. Panda, S., Panda, C. and Bhusan, L.P 2016. Screening of Cashew varieties for quality parameters. Advances in Life Science, 5(24): 11261-11263. Panda, S., Patra, B.K., Sahu, S., Sahoo, N., Panda, S., Mohanty, D.N. and Nahak, A.K. 2017. Quantification of faecal testosterone hormone in captive Bengal tigers. Indian Veterinary Journal. 94(1): 38-40.

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Panda, S.K. Nayak, G.D. Mishra, C. 2017. Breeding value estimation of breeding bulls of Odisha (FSB) for seminal characters Trends in bio-science, 10(1):292-293. Pandey, S., Behura, D., Velasco, L. 2017, Transitions in Rice Seed Provisioning in Odisha: Constraints and Reform Agenda, Economic and Political Weekly, Vol. 52, Issue No.1, 07 Jan., 2017, Pp, 83-91 Pani, B.K. 2016. Studies on tissue culture as a biotechnological tool for improving production of milky mushroom (Calocybe indica). International Journal of Plant, Animal and Environmental Sciences, 6 (4): 11-14. Pani, B.K., Chinara, N. and Mohapatra, K.B. 2017. Studies on effect on mother culture and successive sub-cultures on the yield of straw mushroom, Volvariella volvacea. International Journal of Plant, Animal and Environmental Sciences, 7(1): 37-40. Panigrahi, P.N., Gupta, A.R., Patra, R.C., Mohanty, B.N., Maiti, A. And Sahoo, G.R. 2016. Comparative anthelmintic efficacy of ivermectin delivered through different routes in gastrointestinal nematode infected dogs. Journal of Parasitic Diseases. 40(1): 46-51. Panigrahi, R.S, Banerjee. P.K., Palo, S. 2016. Impact of Van Mahotsav in the Agro-eco promotion of Odishan forests. Journal of Extension Education, 21(2):98-101. Panigrahy, K.K., Behera, K., Mohapatra, L.M., Acharya, A.P., Sethy, K., Panda, S. and Gupta, S.K. 2017. Sex related differences in hemato-biochemical indices of adult Vanaraja chickens during summer and winter seasons. Veterinary World, 10(2): 176-180. Panigrahy, K.K., Behera, K., Mohapatra, L.M., Mandal, A.K., Sethy, K., Gupta, S.K., Panda, S., Sahoo, S.S., Behera, D. and Sahu S.K. 2016. Histological study of hippocampus in male and female Vanaraja birds. International Journal of Agriculture Sciences, 8(53): 2711-2714. Panigrahy, K.K., Behera, K., Panda, S., Gupta, S.K., Sahoo, S.S., Sahu, S.K., and Behera, D. 2016. Study of growth performance and carcass characteristics in male and female Vanaraja chickens. International Journal of Science, Environment and Technology, 5(6): 4334-4338. Panigrahy, K.K., Panda, S., Gupta, S.K., Behera K., Sahoo, S.S. and Behera, D. 2016. Care and management of drought animals: a review. International Journal of Science, Environment and Technology, 5(5): 1-5. Parhi, P.2016. A study on role of husband in empowerment of wives, Journal of Extension Education, 21(2): 167-169. Parida, C., Dash, S. K., Mohanta, K. L., & Patra, S. 2016. Effect of Fiber Treatment and Fiber Content on Flexural Properties of Luffa Cylindrica—Reinforced Resorcinol Composites. Advanced Science Letters. 22(2), 454-457 Parida, S. K., Mohapatra, J., and Mishra, D. K. 2016. Structural and magnetic behavior of spinel CuMn 2 O 4 synthesized by co-melting technique. Materials Letters, 181, 116-118. Parida, S.R., Beura, S., Rout, S., Beura, R. and Jagadev, P.N. 2017. Fast Protocol for High Frequency in vitro cloning of Banana (Musa acuminata) cv. Grande Naine. Journal of Applied and Natural Science. 9(1):72-79. Patbandha, T.K., Mohanty, T.K., Layek, S.S., Kumaresan, A., Behera, K., Chand, S. (2016) Association of peri-partum blood energy metabolites with post-partum puerperal metritis in crossbred cows. Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences, India, Section- B Biological Science, DOI 10.1007/s40011-016-0737-8. Pati, M., Parida, G.S., Mondal, K.D., Gupta, A.R., Swain, R.K., Senapati, S.K. and Patra, R.C. 2016. Blood Macro and Micro Mineral Status of Calves during Treatment for industrial fluorosis with Tamarind (Tamarindus Indica) Fruit pulp. Indian Journal of Animal Nutrition, 33(1): 108-113.

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Pati, P, Baliarsingh,A, Dash, D.K. and Naik,P. 2016. Response of biofertilizer application in Toria(Brassica rapa.var.toria). Environment and Ecology 34(4B):2059-2062. Pati, P., Sahatpure, S. K., Patil, A. D., Kumar, U., Jena, B., Nahak, A. K., Sharma, L.P. 2016. Prediction Of Gestational Age in Osmanabadi Goats by Ultrasonic Measurement of Crown Rump Length. The Indian Journal of Veterinary Sciences and Biotechnology, 2016, 12 (2): 75-78 Pati, S, Panda S K, Behera P C and Panda M R. 2017.Evaluation of Icterus Index for effective Manangement of Theileriosis affected cattle. Trends in Bioscience. 10(8): 1605-1606. Pati, S, Panda S. K., Behera P. C and Panda M .R. 2017. Assessment of erythrocyte osmotic fragilty in cattle due to haemoprotozoan diseases. International Journal of Science, Environment and Technology, Vol. (6):1560-1568. Patil, R.G., Jadhao, K.R., Samal, K.C. and Rout, G.R. 2016. Molecular phylogeny of Indian indigenous aromatic rice based on sequence diversity of the chloroplast-encoded matk gene: GenBank KT894756-KT894765. Patni, M., Singh, S. K., Singh, D. V., Palod, J., Kumar, A., Singh, M. K. and Sathapathy, S. 2016. Studies on body weight, body measurements and scrotal morphology in local Pantja goats. Indian Journal of Animal Research. 50(1): 105-111. Patra, A. and Parasar, B. 2016. Evaluation of non formal pre-school education provided at anganwadi centres. Journal of Extension Education, 21(2):60-65. Patra, A. K., Mishra, K. N. Garnayak, L. M., Halder, J. and Swain. S. K. 2016. Evaluation of organic nutrient-management practices in rice (Oryza sativa)–tomato (Lycopersicum esculentum)– okra (Abelmoschus esculentus) system under irrigated conditions. Indian Journal of Agronomy 61(2): 154-160. Patra, A., Parasar, B., Dey, S.K. and Pradhan, M. K. 2016. A study on factors affecting job performance of Anganwadi workers. Journal of Extension Education, 21(1):46-49. Patra, B.K., U. Kumar, P. Pati, A. Kumar, A.K. Sahu, K.K. Nayak, S.S. Biswal and S. Das .2017.Arthrogryposis, Hypospadias and Scoliosis in a Calf, Indian Vet. J., 94 (02): 76 – 77. Patra, M K, Dash BK & Mahalik JK. 2017 .Effect of Biofertilizers with graded doses of NPK on tomato (cv. Pusa ruby) infected by Meloidogyne incognita. Annals of Plant Protection Sciences. 25(1):190-194. Patro, H., Ray M. 2016. Seed Dormancy in Groundnut - A Review. International journal of Tropical Agriculture 34(1): 31-37. Patro, H. and Ray, M. 2016. Integration of chemical and cultural methods for weed management in wheat. Advance Research Journal of Crop Improvement 7(2): 28-31. Patro, H. and Ray, M. 2016. Effect of mulching, hydrogel and nutrient management on productivity of summer groundnut. Asian Journal of Environmental Sciences 11(2): 168-171. Patro, H., and Ray, M. 2016. Effect of rate and time of gypsum application on yield, economics and nutrient uptake in groundnut. New Agriculturist 27(2): 1-6. Patro, H.and Ray M. 2016. INM on production maximization of rice-groundnut cropping system. Green farming 7(6): 1445-1448. Pattanayak, S.K. 2016. Biological nitrogen fixation status, potential and prospects in supplementing nitrogen needs of the crops. Indian Journal of Fertilizer, 12(4): 94-103. Pattanayak, S.K. and Sarkar, A.K. 2016. Sustainable management of acid soils: Technologies and their transfer. Indian Journal of Fertilizer, 12(7):16-24&35.

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Pattnaik, M., Mishra, H.P. and Sahu, G. 2016. Management of mite, Tetranychus urticae Koch. in marigold through use of chemicals. Journal of Plant Protection and Environment. 13 (1):1-3. Paul, J. C., Panigrahi, B. and Sahu, R. K. 2016. An interactive multi-objective linear programming approach for watershed planning-A Case Study. Journal of Agricultural Engineering, ISAE, 53 (4): 34-41. Paul, J. C., Panigrahi, B., Padhi, G. C. and Mishra, P. 2016. Geo-informatics based groundwater plan preparation of Kichna nala watershed of Odisha. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation, 15(4): 325-331. Pimple, S. Arjun and Mohanty, I.C. 2016. In planta genetic transformation with DREB1A in mungbean (Vigna radiata L. Wilczek.). Plant Cell Biotechnology and Molecular Biology, ISSN No. : 0972-2025, 17(7-8): 299-306. Poduval, M., Mathew, B. and Tarai, R.K. (2015).Evaluation of germplasm for cashew apple processing industry. Indian J. Hort. 72(3), : 411-415. Pogula, S., Truptimayee, Mishra, A., Saren, S. and. Dey, P. 2016. Soil Test Based Fertilizer Recommendation for Targeted Yield of French Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) under Rice-French Bean Cropping System. International Journal of Bio-resource and Stress Management, 7(5):1128-1130. Pradhan, B., Sangramsingh, S. P., Ray, P. and Badjena, T. 2016. Preferred attributes and adoption of practices in sugarcane cultivation under contract farming - A comparative analysis . Journal of Extension Education, 21(1):108-112. Pradhan, J., Kar M., Sahoo S. K., Panigrahi K. K. and Lalotra S.. 2016. Comparison of plant development rate and yield in different water level in rice – A Review. Progressive Research, 11(1):510-518. Pradhan, K., Nandi, A., Patnaik, S.K., Senapati, N., Sarkar, S., Patnaik, A., Pandey, G. and Patnaik, K. 2016. Nutrient uptake of chilli (Capsicum annuum L.) genotypes. Progressive Research,11(1): 37-39. Pradhan, K., Nandi, A., Senapati, N., Sarkar, S., Patnaik, A. and Pandey, G. 2016. Genetic variability and character association for quantitative traits in chilli (Capsicum annuum L.). Environment and Ecology, 34(4D) 2580-2584 Pradhan, L. Das, P. and Parasar, B.2017. Factors responsible for supply chain operating in management of inputs for mushroom enterprise. Journal of Krishi Vigyan, Vol5(1): 77-80. Pradhan, L. Nayak, M.P and Das, P. 2016. Empowerment of farm women through income generating activities. Journal of Krishi Vigyan, Vol 4(2):40-43. Pradhan, M., Mohanty S. and Behera M.M. 2016. Integrated effect of bioinoculation and chemical fertilization on yield ofonion (Allium cepa)- Research Journal of Agricultural Science 7 (1):138-142 Pradhan, M., Pradhan C.and Mohanty S. 2017. Effect of P-Solubilizing bacteria on microbial Biomass P & Phosphate activity in groundnut (Arachis hypogaea.L) Rhizospher.International Journal of current Microbiology and Applied Science, 6(4):1240-1260. Pradhan, M., Sahoo R.K, Pradhan C., Tuteja N. and Mohanty S. 2017.Contribution of native Phosphorous Solubilizing bacteria of acis soils on phosphorus acquisition in peanut (Arachis hypogaea L.) Protoplasm DOI 10.1007/500709-017-1112-1 Pradhan, M., Sahoo R.K., Mohanty S. and Pradhan C. 2016. Isolation of P-Solubilizing bacteria from acid soils of Odisha with ability to solubilize inorganic phosphates. International Journal of Microbiology Research, 8(4): 747-753.

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Pradhan, M., Tripathy P., Mandal P., Sahoo B. B., Pradhan R., Mishra S. P. and Mishra H. N. 2016. Effect of Salicylic Acid on Growth and Bulb Yield of Onion (Allium Cepa L.). International Journal of Bio-resource and Stress Management. 7(4):960-963 Pradhan, M., Tripathy, P., Mandal, P., Sahoo, B.B., Pradhan, R., Mishra, S.P. and Mishra , H.N. 2016. Effect of Salicylic Acid on Growth and Bulb Yield of Onion (Allium Cepa L.). International Journal of Bio-resource and Stress Management, 7(4):960-963. Pradhan, S. K., Singh, N. R., B Rath, B. P., and Thatoi, H. N. 2016. Bacterial chromate reduction: a review of important genomic, proteomic and bioinformatic analysis. Critical Reviews In Environmental Science And Technology. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/10643389.2016.1258912 Pradhan, S., Swain, S. K., Rout, K. K., Mohanty, S. and Muduli, K. C.2016. Effect of long-term use of fertilizers / nutrients on seed yield and quality in rice. Oryza, 53(1):48-51. Pradhan, S.K., Nayak, D.K., Guru, M., Pandit, E., Das, S., Barik, S.R. et al. 2016. Screening and classification of genotypes for seedling stage chilling stress tolerance in rice and validation of the trait within SSR markers. Plant Genetic Resources: Characterization and Utilization. Prasad, G., Nandi, A. and Swain, P. K. 2016. Soil amendment and integrated nutrient management on growth, yield, soil health, and economics of bottle gourd. International Journal of Vegetable Science, 22(1): 3-13 Prasanna, P., Mohapatra, B.P., Sangramsingh, S.P. 2016. Analysis of television viewing habit. Journal of Extension Education, 21(2):137-141. Priyadarshini, S., Mishra, B. and Das, S. 2016. Marketing strategy of IFFCO and farmers development at Khurdha district. Journal of Extension Education, 21(2):113-119. Prusty, A., Mishra, B. and Rani, J. 2016. Technological gap in groundnut production. Journal of Extension Education, 21(2):88-90. Prusty, S.R. and Tripathy, S.K. 2016. Economics of milk production in organized and unorganized sector in Cuttack district of Odisha- a comparative analysis, Indian Journal of Dairy Science, 69(3): 360-367. Prusty, S.R. and Tripathy, S.K. 2016. Milk market structure in Cuttack district of Odisha: organized vs. unorganized sector. Asian Journal of Dairy & Food Research. 35(1):28-32. Prusty, S.R., and Tripathy, S.K. 2016. Marketing of pulses in Jagatsinghpur district of Odisha. “Indian Journal of Economics & Development”.13(1):159-164. Prusty, S.R., Mishra, S.N. and Tripathy, S.K. 2016. Impact of Soil and Water Conservation Practices in Central North Plateau Zone of Odisha. Current World Environment, 11(1): 150-155. Radinnurafiqah, M, Paital B, Kumar S, Abubaker S, Tripathy S. 2016. AgNO3 dependant modulation of glucose mediated respiration kinetics in Escherichia coli at different pH and temperature. J MolRecog. Page 1-11. IF: 2.091. DOI: 10.1002/jmr.2554 Rath, S. N., Das, D., Konkimalla, V. B., Pradhan, S. K., 2016. In Silico Study of miRNA Based Gene Regulation, Involved in Solid Cancer, by the Assistance of Argonaute Protein. Genomics Inform 2016;14(3):1-00 http://dx.doi.org/10.5808/GI.2016.14.3.1 Rath, S. N., Ray, M., Pattnaik A., Pradhan, S. K. 2016. Drug target identification and elucidation of natural inhibitors for Bordetella petrii - An in silico study. Genomics Inform. Ray, A.K., Basu, A.K. and Behera , S. 2016. Comparative study on the qualitative characters of Okra genotypes. Progressive Research – An International Journal. 11 (7): 4574-4576. Ray, M. and Sahoo, K.C. 2016.Weekly water deficit during different crop growing seasons at North Central Plateau Zone of Odisha. Journal of Environment and biosciences 30(2): 503-508.

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Ray, M., Patro, H., Sahoo, K.C, Biswasi, S., Nanda, A. 2016. Estimation of crop water requirement of some major crops of Mayurbhanj, Odisha for irrigation planning .International journal of Tropical Agriculture 34(6):17-21. Ray, M., Sahoo, K.C., Patro, H. and Biswasi, S. 2016. Drought management in upland rice-A review. Plant Archives 16(2): 497-504. Ray, S., Dash, S.K., Dhal, S.K., Nayak, G.D. and Parida, A.K. 2016. Genetic studies on reproductive performance of indigenous goats in northern Odisha. Exploratory Animal and Medical Research, 6(2):192-198. Ray,S.K.,Tamang,K.D.,Dutta,S and Hansda.S.(2016).Hydrolytic enzymes and antibiotic sensitivity of Xanthomonas oryzae incidence of bacterial bacterial leaf blight of rice in West Bengal. Indian Phytopath.69(4s):206-208. Roul, T.K., Pati, S. and Panda, M.R. 2017. A study on in-vitro application of NPK fertilizer to control Haemochosis in grazing animals. Trends in bio-science, 10(6): 1365-1367 Rout, G. R., Singh, K., Hota, T., Panigrahi, J. and Das, G. 2016. Recent progress in biotechnological interventions in Piper species: a review. Applied Biological Research, 18 (2): 93-105. Rout, M. K., Mohapatra, K. B and Mohanty, P. 2016. Influence of Substrate, Organic Additive and Period of Cultivation on Biological Efficiency of Pleurotus sajor-caju. Advances in Life Sciences. 5(1): 133-136, ISSN 2278-3849. Rout, R. K., Das, L. K., Ranasingh, N. and Behera, S. 2016. A Study on trends in area, production and productivity of sugar cane in Orissa”. International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research Review.1: 77-182 Rout, R. K., Das, L. K., Ranasingh, N. and Behera, S. 2016. Comparative Economics of Major Cereals in Western Odisha. Imperial Journal of Interdisciplinary Research 2: 1639-1643. Rout, S.K., Pradhan C.R., Rath R., Panda N., Panigrahi B. and Pati P.K. 2016. Influence of probiotics and acidifier supplementation on growth, carcass characteristics and economics of feeding in broilers. Indian Journal of Animal Nutrition, 33(1): 97-101. Routray, A., Patra, R.C., Parida, G.S., Sardar, K.K. & Panda N. 2016. Erythrocytic oxidative stress indices and clinico-biochemical alterations in gastro- enteritis in dogs with varied clinical scores. Philippines J. of Veterinary & Animal Sci. 42 (2): 120-128. Routray, B. K,. Bhattacharya. S, Mukherjee S ., Dash. S.R, and Panda T K.2016. Studies on Efficacy of Eco –Friendly Insecticides Against Rice Leaf Folder Cnaphalocrosis medinalis( Guenee) in Rice Under East and South Eastern Coastal Plain Zone of Odisha. Advances In Life Sciences , Vol-5(22) Pp -10598-10599 Routray, B. K,. Dash .S .R and Rout. M.K .,2017. Climate smart rice variety- aboon for submergence prone –rainfed lowlands of coastal plains in Odisha. Trends in Biosciences. 10(20).Pp - 3971-3974 Sahoo J, Nanda S.N.,Panigrahi, D. 2017. Lethal Toxicity of Cypermethrin on the fingerlings of Rohu (Labeo rohita),International Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic studies. vol.5(1):145-148. Sahoo S., Swain, P., Das, B.C., (2016). Study on the Nature of Empowerment of Rural Women through Women Dairy Cooperative Societies in Odisha. Journal Extension Education, Vol XX, No.2: 216-222. Sahoo, A.K., Das, J.K., Das, D.P., Pradhan, S., Dwibedi, B.K., Patra, B. 2017. Surgical management of ectopic testis with seminomas in dog. Indian Veterinary Journal. 94(04): 71-74.

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Sahoo, A.K., Dwibedi, B., Das, J., Behera, M., & Behera, L. 2017. Spontaneous Liposarcoma in a Guinea Pig (Cavia porcellus) and its Surgical Management. International Journal of Livestock Research, 7(3), 193-196. Sahoo, B. B., Das, S., Tripathy, P. and Dash, D.K. 2016. ITK based approach for sustainable production of onion in Odisha, International Journal of Farm Sciences, 6(3): 7-11. Sahoo, B., Nedunchezhiyal, M. and Acharya, P. 2016. Growth and yield of Elephant foot yam under integrated nutrient management in Alfisols. Journal of Root crops, 41(1):59-64 Sahoo, B., Nedunchezhiyal, M. and Acharya, P. 2016. Incedence of collar rot in Elephant foot yam under varried nutrient regime. Journal of crop and weed, 12(3): 160-162 Sahoo, B., Nedunchezhiyal, M. and Acharya, P. 2016. Productivity potential of Elephant Foot Yam in Alfisols. The bioscan, 10(3): 1255-1257 Sahoo, B., Nedunchezhiyal, M. and Acharya, P. 2016. Response of different doses of sunflower on growth, yield and uptake of onion. International Journal of bioresource and stress management.7(1):66-69 Sahoo, B., Nedunchezhiyal, M. and Acharya, P. 2016. Yield potential and economics of Elephan foot yam as influenced by fertility level, light intersection and salt registance. Indian Agriculturist, 60(1&2): 65-69 Sahoo, G. and Sahoo, B.K. 2016. Assessment of damage by different pod borer species in pigeonpea under coastal Odisha conditions. Journal of Applied Zoological Researches, 27 (2): 113-16. Sahoo, G. and Sahoo, B.K. 2016. Grain hardness and protein content of milled rice grains and the relationship with infestation of rice weevil, Sitophilus oryzae L. (Coleoptera: Curculionidae). Oryza. 53(3):332-336. Sahoo, G. and Sahoo, B.K. 2016. Influence of meteorological parameters on the incidence of sucking pests in pigeon pea. Journal of Plant Protection and Environment, 12(2):62-64. Sahoo, J. K., Das, S. K., Sethy, K., Mishra, S. K., Swain, R. K., Mishra, P.C. and Sahoo, S.P. 2017. Comparative evaluation of hormonal protocol on the performance of crossbred cattle. Tropical Animal Health and Production,49: 259–263. Sahoo, J. K., Das, S. K., Sethy, K., Mishra, S. K., Swain, R. K., Mishra, P.C. and Satapathy, D. 2016. Effect of Supplementation of Mineral Mixture and Bypass Fat on Performance of Crossbred Cattle. Journal of Animal Research, 6(4): 611-618. Sahoo, J., Nanda, S. and Panigrahi, D.2017. Toxicity of cypermethrine on fingerlings of rohu: Labeo rohita (Ham.). International Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Studies, 5(1):145-148. Sahoo, K. C. and Ray, M. 2017. Effect of age of seedlings, nutrient and weed management practices under SRI. Trends in Biosciences 10(10): 1857-1864. Sahoo, K.C., Pramanik, K., Rath, B.S. and Sahoo, S.K. 2015. Effect of age of seedlings, weed and nutrient Management on root growth and nutrient uptake under SRI in Odisha. International Journal of Bio-Resource, Environmental and Agricultural Science (UBEAS), 1(2): 46-50. Sahoo, K.C., Ray, M. and Sahoo, S.K. 2016. Effect of different crop establishment methods on yield and yield of wet season rice. Environment and ecology 35 (3A): 1854-1858. Sahoo, M., Jena, L., Rath, S. N, Kumar. S. 2016 Identification of Suitable Natural Inhibitor against Influenza A (H1N1) Neuraminidase Protein by Molecular Docking. Genomics Inform.; 14(3):96-103. PubMed PMID: 27729839. Sahoo, N.R.,Panda, M.K.,Bal,L.M., Pal, U.S. and Sahoo, D. 2015. Comparative study of MAP and shrink packaging techniques for shelf life extension of fresh guava. Scientia Horticulturae, 182 :1-7.

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Sahoo, P. R., Swain, P., Nayak, S. M., Bag, S., Mishra, S. R. 2016. Surface plasmon resonance based biosensor: A new platform for rapid diagnosis of livestock diseases, Veterinary World. 9(12): 1338-1342. Sahoo, P.R., Ananth P.N., Dash A.K., Pati B.K., Barik N.K and P. Jayasankar. 2016. Institution based intervention on promoting composite fish culture in rural Odisha: A case of KVK-Khordha. International Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Studies , Vol. 4 (4):190-195 Sahoo, P.R., Mishra, S.R. and Kar, D. 2016. Lateral Flow Assay: A new platform for diagnosis of Livestock disease. International Journal of Livestock Research.6(2),1-9. Sahoo, P.R., Sethy K, Mohapatra S, Panda D (2016). Loop mediated isothermal amplification: an innovative gene amplification technique for animal diseases. Veterinary World, 9(5): 465-469. Sahoo, P.R., Sethy, K., Mohapatra, S. and Panda, D. 2016. Loop mediated isothermal amplification: An innovative gene amplification technique for animal disease, Veterinary World, 9(5):42-46. Sahoo, S. R., Maharana, A. K., Rath, S. N., Mohanty, D., Ray, P. 2016. Study on Genomics And Cadmium Resistance Potentiality of Enterobacter Isolated From Narcotic Containing Agent. Research Journal of Pharmaceutical, Biological and Chemical Sciences 7(1):603-610. Sahoo, S., Mahalik, J.K. and Sahoo, N.K. 2016, Effect of Rhizobrum phaseoli and Meloidogyne incognita on Black gram. Annals of Plant Protection Sciences, 24(1):148-151. Sahoo, S.C., Mishra, G., Barwa, J., Pattanayak, S.K., and Senapati, S.K. 2017. Growth, yield and fruit quality of noni (Morinda citrifolia L) as influenced by integrated nutrient management under mixed cropping in coconut garden. International Journal of Farm Sciences, 7 (1): 15-18. Sahoo, S.S. Mishra, C. Rout, M. Nayak, G.D. Mohanty, S.T. Panigrahy, K. 2016 . Comparative in silico and protein-protein interaction network analysis of ATP1A1 gene. Gene Reports. 216.10.004 2452-0144 Sahoo, Tapas R., Panda Sirish R. and Rath Pragyan P. 2016. Mixed-state ferromagnetism in cubic Ni/ZrO2 nanocomposites by microwave combustion synthesis. Materials Science and Engineering. 149 : 012173 Sahu, S, Sahoo N K, Mahalik JK and Mahapatra CR. 2016. Effect of interaction of Arbuscular mycorrhiza and reniform nematode on growth of rice bean. Journal of plant protection and environment, 12(1):71-74 Sahu, S. Nayak, G.D. Karna, D.K. 2016. Genetic parameters of a population of sambalpuri buffaloes of Odisha. Indian Veterinary Journal, 93(2). Sahu, S., Panda S.K. and Sahoo, N. 2016. Black quarter outbreak in four-horned antelopes at Nandankanan Zoological Park. Indian Veterinary Journal, 93(1): 58-59. Sahu, S., Pradhan, J, Nayak, K.K, Swain, A.K and Das, B.K 2016 Dietary incorporation of Allium sativum on liver enzymatic activity of rohu Labeo rohita (Hamiltan, 1822) fingerlings. E-planet 14 (2): 57-64 Sahu, S., Sahoo, N.K., Mahalik, J.K. and Mahapatra, C.R. 2016. Effect of interaction of Arbuscular mycorrhiza and reniform nematode on growth of rice bean. Journal of Plant Protection and Environment, 12(1):71-74 Samal, L., Chaturvedi, V.B. and Pattanaik, A.K. 2017. Effects of dietary supplementation with Jerusalem artichoke (Helianthus tuberosus L.) tubers on growth performance, nutrient digestibility, activity and composition of large intestinal microbiota in rats. Journal of Animal and Feed Sciences, 26: 50-58.

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Samal, L., Chaudhary, L.C., Agarwal, N. and Kamra, D.N. 2016. Impact of phytogenic feed additives on growth performance, nutrient digestion and methanogenesis in growing buffaloes. Animal Production Science, 56(2):22-24. Samal, P, Patra, R.C., Gupta, A.R., Mishra, S.K., Jena, D. and Satapathy, D. 2016. Effect of Tamarindus indica leaf powder on plasma concentrations of copper, zinc, and iron in fluorotic cows. Veterinary World. 9:1121-1124. Samal, P., Patra, R.C., Gupta, A.R., Sethy, K. and Sardar, K.K. 2016. Erythrocytic oxidative stress indices and haemato-biochemical changes in fluorotic cattle from industrial fluorotic zone of Odisha. Proc Natl Acad Sci, India, Sect B Biol Sci; doi:10.1007/s40011-016-0789-9. Samal, S., Sahoo, S. & Mishra, C.S.K. 2017: Morpho-histological and enzymatic alterations in earthworms Drawida willsi and Lampito mauritii exposed to urea, phosphogypsum and paper mill sludge. Chemistry and Ecology .33(8).762-776. Samant, T.K. 2016. Effect of Oxadiagryl on weed density, yield and economics in dry seeded rice through front line demonstration. Journal of Crop and Weed. 12(1): 120-124. Samant, T.K. 2017. Bud chip method: A potential technology for sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum) cultivation, Journal of Medicinal Plants Studies, 6(3): 355-357. Samant, T.K. and Mohanty, T.R. 2017. Effect of sowing date and weed management on productivity and economics of rainfed mungbean(Vigna radiata). Indian Journal of Agronomy, 62(3): 125-130. Samant, T.K. and Patra, A. 2016. Effect of tillage and nutrient management practices on yield, economics and soil health in rice(Oryza sativa)-greengram(Vigna radiata ) cropping system under rainfed condition of Odisha. Indian Journal of Agronomy, 61(2): 33-38. Samant, T.K. and Satpathy, B. 2016. Evaluation of front line demonstration on yam and maize intercropping for livelihood security, Progressive Horticulture, 48(2): 184-187. Samant, T.K.2017. A study on effect of brown manuring on growth, yield, economics and soil fertility in direct seeded rice. Journal of Bio Innovation. 6(4) :8-16. Samanta L, Paital B. 2016. Effects of seasonal variation on oxidative stress physiology in natural population of toad Bufomelanostictus; Clues for analysis of environmental pollution Environ Sc Poll Res. 23(22), 22819-22831.IF:2.760. Samantaray, S.K.2017. Technological Gain in Sugarcane Cultivation through Contract Farming in Odisha. Journal of Krishi Vigyan. Vol.6,Issue.1, pp 200-204 Sandeep, I.S., Kuanar, A., Akbar, A., Kar, B., Das, S., Mishra, A., Sial, P., Naik, P. K. and Nayak, S. 2016. Agroclimatic zone based metabolic profiling of turmeric (Curcuma longa L) for phytochemical yield optimization. Industrial Crops and Products, 85: 229-240. Sarangi, A., Thathachari T.K.S., Parida S. P., Mohanty A. K. and Purohit S. 2016. Motacilla alba leucopsis Gould, 1838 (Aves: Passeriformes: Motacillidae) – New Record for Odisha. ZOO’s PRINT. XXXI (6): 1- 2. Sarangi, C. and Behera R. D. 2016. Sulphate Sorpitivity in Alfisols under P optimised groundnut. The Bioscan. 11(3):1683-1685. Sarangi, N.R., Babu, L.K., Kumar, A., Pradhan, C.R., Pati, P.K. and Mishra, J.P. (2016) Effect of dietary supplementation of prebiotic, probiotic and symbiotic on growth performance and carcass characteristics of broiler chickens. Veterinary World, 9(3): 313-319. Sarangi, Subhashree, Mahapatra A. P. K., Mohapatra S. and Kundu A. K. 2016. Age-specific changes in electrocardiographic parameters in bipolar limb leads of conscious female native cats of Odisha. Veterinary World. 9(2): 147- 150.

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Saren, S., Barman, S., Mishra, A. and Saha, D. 2017. Effect of added organic matter and sulphur on transformation of different fractions of sulphur in soil. The Bioscan, 11(4): 2399-2403. Sarkar, S., Beura, S.K., Nandi, A., Senapati, N., Pandey, G., Das, S. and Patnaik, A. 2016. Effect of different fungicides and biocontrol agents on early blight of tomato (Alternaria solani Ellis and Martin) disease under field condition. Journal of Mycopathological Research, 54 (1): 81-84. Sarkar, S., Nandi, A., Senapati, N., Pandey, G., Das, S. and Patnaik, A. 2016. Bioefficacy of different fungicides along with bioagents against chilli anthracnose (Colletotrichum capsici) disease under field condition . Journal of Mycopathological Research, 54 (1): 85-87. Sarkar, S., Nandi,A., Das, S., Dash, S.K., Senapati,N., Pandey,G., Das,S. and Patnaik,A. 2016. Effect of different fungicides on the management of Cercospora leaf spot ( Cercospora cruenta, Sacc.) of Cowpea under field condition. Journal of Mycopathological Research.54(4):535-538. Sarkar, S., Nandi. A., Dash. S.K., Senapati .N., Pandey. G., Das, S. and Patnaik, A. 2016. Bioefficacy of different fungicides along with bioagents against chilli anthracnose (Colletoctrichum capsici) disease under field condition. Journal of Mycopathological Research, 54(1):85- 87.volume-vi): 3162. Sasmal, A. 2016. Enhancing farm income through bee keeping in Mayurbhanj District. Journal of Extension education XXI (1): 118-122. Sasmal, A. 2016. Insect biodiversity of finger millet ecosystem in coastal Odisha. International Journal of Farm Sciences 6(4):131-135. Sasmal, A. and Kumar, S. 2016. Effect of insecticides against major sucking pests of green gram in coastal Odisha. Annals of Plant Protection Sciences. 24(7): 276-282. Satapathy, D., Mishra, S.K., Swain, R.K.,, Sethy,K., and Sahoo, G.R.2016. Effect of Supplementation of Area Specific Mineral Mixture on Performance of Crossbred Cows with Reproductive Disorders in Kakatpur Block. Indian Journal of Animal Nutrition, 33(3): 279-284. Satapathy, N.P., Mishra R., Dixit S.K., Padhy A., Sahu A.R., Sahoo S.P. and Jena S.C. 2016. Microbiological Analysis and Antibiotic Sensitivity of Water for Wild Animals in Nandankanan Zoo, Odisha. Journal of Animal Research, 6 (1): 105-108. Sathapathy, S., Dehury, S, Mishra, U.K., and Sahu, N. 2016. Determination of sex, age and height in Asiatic elephant (Elephas maxineus). Indian Journal of Science and Nutrition, 7(3): 694-696. Satyanarayana, T., Majumdar, K., Dutta, Sudarsan, Jat, M.L., Pattanayak, S.K.,Biradar, D.P., Aladakatti, Y.R., Pampolino, Mirasol and Johnston, Adrian (2016). Nutrient expert® maize: A tool for increasing crop yields and farm profit. Better Crops-South Asia, pp.7-10. Senapati, A.K., Dhal, A., Swain, S.K., Panda, A. and Panda, K.K. 2017. Efficacy of chemical, bioagents and neem products in management of foliar diseases of groundnut. International Journal of Chemical Studies, 5(1):145-148. Senapati, S. Sahoo, S. and Mahalik, J.K. 2016. Field efficiency of bioagents for management of root knot nematode (Meloidogyne incognita) in Tomato. Annals of Plant Protection Sciences, 24(1):152-156. Senapati, S., Paikrray, A., Das, B.C. and Swain, P. 2016. Application of Remote Sensing in Agriculture & Animal Husbandry, ICT Programmes in Livestock Development, Problems & prospects of ICT in Livestock Development. Int. Jour. of Environment, Agriculture and Biotechnology, 1(4) : 920-925

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Senapati,S.K., Das, M., Patra, R.C and Mohanty, B.N (2016), Spirocerca lupi infection in Labrador dog and its management, Indian J. of Vet.Medicine, 36(2): 132-133. Seni, A., and Naik, B.S. 2017. Evaluation of some insecticides against brown plant hopper, Nilaparvata lugens (Stal) in rice, Oryza sativa L. International Journal of Bio-resource and Stress Management, 8 (2): 268-271. Sethi, D., Dash A.K., Kemp, P., Roy, C., Pogula, S., Prusty, M. and Dash, S. 2017. Effect of graded doses of prilled urea on transport and transformation on nitrogen in soil column. Research in Environment and Life Science, 10(9): 779-782. Sethi, D., Mohanty S., Pradhan M., Dash S.and Dash R. 2017. Effect of LD Slag application on yield and protein content on Groundnut Kernel in acid of Bhubaneswar ,Odisha. International Journal of Farm Science 7(2):1-5. Sethi, K., Lenka, P. C., Tripathy, P., Mukherjee, S. K. and Dash, A. K. 2016. Studies of heterosis in cashew (Anacardium occidentale L.). International Journal of Bio-resource and Stress Management, 7(3):432-436. Sethi, K., Lenka, P. C., Tripathy, S. K. 2016. Correlation and path coefficient analysis of nut yield and ancillary component traits in cashew. Journal of plantation crops, 44(2):119-123. Sethi, K., Lenka, P. C., Tripathy, S. K., and Tripathy, P. 2016. Evaluation of promising cashew hybrids for higher nut yield. Journal of Plantation Crops, 44(1): 50-56. Sethi, K., Lenka, P. C., Tripathy, S. K., Mohanty, P. 2016. Assessment of Molecular Genetic Diversity and Identification of Elite Cashew hybrids. International Journal of Horticulture, 6(2):1-10. Sethi, K., Tripathy S. K. and Lenka P.C. 2016. Harnessing genetic variation among experimental cashew hybrids. International Journal of Horticulture, 6(21),1-8. Sethi, K., Tripathy S. K., Lenka D. and Lenka P.C. 2016. Selection strategy for identification of high yielding cashew hybrids International Journal of Research in Bioscience, 5(4):19-26. Sethi, K., Tripathy, P., and Mohapatra, K.C. 2016. Variability and heritability of important quantitative characters in cashew (Anacardium occidentale L.). Environment and Ecology, 34 (4B): 1795-1798. Sethi, K., Tripathy, P., Lenka, P.C., Tripathy, S.K. and Dash, S.N. 2016. Performance of cashew (Anacardium occidentale L.) hybrids for nut yield. Advances in Life Science, 5 (1): 4566-4570. Sethy, K , Das R. S., Parhi S. S., Sahoo N., Sahoo P. R., Gupta S. K. and Khadanga S,. (2016) Effect of graded level vitamin E supplementation on meat quality of male goats (Capra hircus). E- planet, 14 (1): 83-88 Sethy, K., Behera, K., Mishra, S.K., Swain, R.K., Satapathy, D. and Sahoo, J.K. 2016. Growth, feed conversion efficiency, hemato-biochemical profile, and immune status of Black Bengal male goats supplemented with inorganic and organic Zinc in diet. Animal Science Reporter, 10: 91-99. Sethy, K., Behera, K., Sahoo, N., Swain, R.K., Mishra, S.K. and Parhi, S.S. (2016) Effect of urea treated paddy straw supplementation on the performance of crossbred cows. Journal of Livestock Science, 7: 288-292. Sethy, K., Garg, A.K., Perme, B., Behera K. and Biswal R. 2016. Effect of different selenium sources on antioxidant enzymes and bioavailability in goats. Indian Journal of Small Ruminants, 22(2): 178-181. Sethy, K., Swain, P., Behera, K., Nayak, S.M., Barik, S.R., Patro, P. and Meher, P. 2016. Effect of turmeric (Curcuma longa) supplementation on growth and blood chemistry of broilers. Exploratory Animal and Medical Research, 6(1): 75-79.

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Sethy, K., Swain, P., Behera, K., Sahoo, N., Agrawalla, J., Khadanga, S., Mahapatra, M.R. and Parhi, S.S. 2017. Effect of turmeric (Curcuma longa) supplementation on antioxidants and immunity of broiler birds. Journal of Livestock Science, 8: 103-106. Shahi, J.K., Chauhan, G., Kumar, P., Kumari, S. and Roy B.K. 2016. Quality evaluation of low fat milk nuggets prepared with 2% fat corrected milk coagulum & barnyard millet flour. J. Interacad. 20 (1) : 49-55 Sial, P., Tarai R.K., Sethy B.K. 2016. Popularization of organic chilli cultivation in the Eastern Ghat high land zone of Odisha, India. Journal of Applied and Natural Science.8(4):1821-1826. Sial, P., Tarai R.K., Sethy B.K. and Behera S.K. 2016. Organic Turmeric cultivation in the eastern ghat high land zone of Odisha. International Journal of Current Research.8(4): 29239-29243. Singh, M.K. Nayak, G.D. Sardar, K.K. 2016. Phenotypic characterisation of native chicken population reared under family based free range scavenging system in Odisha Indian Journal of Animal Research, 50(6): 839-845. Srichandan, S., Mangaraj, A. K., Samant, P.K. and Mishra, B. 2016. Growth yield and yield attributes of rice in rainfed uplands. Journal of Progressive Agriculture, 7(1), 38-41. Srichandan, S., Mohanty, A., Mangaraj, A.K. and Samant, P.K. 2016. Effect of organic and inorganic nutrients on quality and yield of broccoli. Annals of Biology, 32(1), 33-35. Subudhi, C.R. & Subudhi, R. 2017. Soil and water conservation measures in degraded watershed of Kandhamal district of Odisha. International journal of Environmental science and natural resources. ISSN: 2572-1119, 2(4): 1-2. Subudhi, C.R. 2016. On-farm verification of performance of weeders in Kandhamal district of Odisha, India. International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research Review, 1(1): 82-83. Subudhi, C.R. and Senapati,S. 2016. Relationship between rainfall, runoff, soil loss and productivity in north eastern ghat zone of Odisha. Biometrics & Biostatstics International Journal. 4(2): 1-6. Subudhi, C.R., Pradhan Ramjilal and Barik Amit Ranjan .2016. Probability analysis for prediction of annual maximum daily rainfall of Phulbani block of Kandhamal district, Odisha. Best:Journals of Humanities, Arts, Medicines and Sciences, 2( 2):65-76. Subudhi, C.R., Swain, T.K. and Pradhan, A. 2017. Probability analysis of rainfall data at Khurda district, Odisha. Paripex-Indian Journal of Research, 6(5): 614-615. Suklabaidya, S., Das B, Ali S A, Jain S, Swaminathan S, Mohanty AK, Panda SK, Dash P, Chakraborty S, Batra S K and Senapati S. 2016. Characterization and use of HapT1-derived homologous tumors as a preclinical model to evaluate therapeutic efficacy of drugs against pancreatic tumor desmoplasia. Oncotarget. 7(27): 41825–41842. Swain, D; Das, B.C. and Swain, P. 2016. Knowledge of Gomitras of Odisha on Livestock Health Care and Management. J of Interacademicia, 20(4): 530-536.2016 Swain, D; Das, B.C. and Swain, P. 2016. Livestock Breeding Knowledge of Gomitras in delivering veterinary services in rural areas of Odisha. Journal of Extension Education, XXI(1) Swain, R., Das, A.B. and Panda, S.K. 2016. Genotypic response of silicon uptake ability in upland varieties of indica rice (Oryza sativa L.) and silico analysis of silicon transporter gene (Lsi2) in variety Ghanteswari. International Journal of Advanced Research, 4(7): 985-998. Swain, S.K. Mohapatra, A. K. and Dash, A.K.. 2016. Adoptive trial of CIAE three row seed drill and CIAE three row seed cum fertilizer drill for line sowing of oilseed and pulse crops in Odisha. Journal of Extension Education, 21 (2): 120-125.

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Swain, S.K. Mohapatra, A.K. Dash, A.K. Nayak, R.B. Mohanty, D.K. and Sahoo, D. 2016. Performance evaluation of bullock drawn groundnut digger in farmers’ field in different districts of Odisha. Journal of Extension Education, 21 (1): 99-102. Swain, S.S., Nayak B., Devi N., Das S. and Swain N. 2016. Liquid-liquid extraction of cadmium (II) from sulfate medium using phosphonium and ammonium based ionic liquids diluted in kerosene. Hydrometallurgy. 162: 63-70. Talukdar, D., Behura, N.C., Sethy, K., Mishra, P.C., Nayak, G.D., Mishra, S.K., Behera, K. and Mishra, C. 2016. Effects of different levels of dietary crude protein on growth and reproductive performance of broiler breeder birds. International Journal of Bioresource and Stress Management, 6(6): 667-672. Tarai, D., Mohanty, B.N., Panda, M.R., Dehuri M. and Sarangi, D. 2016. Therapeutic management of snoaring Disease in cattle. Intas Polivet, 17 (2):526-528. Toppo, S., Sethi, K., Tripathy, P. and Mukherjee, K. 2017. Evaluation of Cashew germplasm forphysio- chemical parameters and RTS preparation. Trends in Bioscience, 10(5):1261-1265. Tripathy, M.K., Naik, B.S. and Misra, H.P. 2016. Performance of emamectin benzoate for control of major insect pest of paddy. Journal of Applied Zoological Research. 27(2): 149-152. Tripathy, P., Sahoo, B.B. and Patel, D. 2016. Impact of planting dates on population dynamics and seasonal incidence of onion thrips and purple blotch. New Agriculturist, 27(1): 145–150. Tripathy, P., Sahoo, B.B., and Dash, D.K. 2016. Evaluation of Rabi Onion (Allium cepa L.) Genotypes under Western Table Land Zone of Odisha. International Journal of Farm Sciences, 6(3): 216-222. Tripathy, P., Sahoo, B.B., Patel, D. and Dash, D.K. 2016. Efficacy of sulphur on growth, yield and bulb quality in onion (Allium cepa L.). Journal of Spices and Aromatic Crops, 25(1):60-64. Tripathy, P., Sahoo, B.B., Patel, D. and Dash, D.K. 2016. Evaluation of Integrated Nutrient Management Modules for Garlic (Allium sativum L.). Environment & Ecology, 35 (1):78-83. Tripathy, S. and Rath, L.K. 2016. Role of silica on incidence of resistance in rice yellow stem borer, Scirpophaga incertulas(Walker) (Lepidoptera:Pyralidae). Oryza, 53(3): 328-331. Tripathy, S. and Rath, L.K. 2016. Studies on co-relation between silica uptake and grain yield in rice. Advances in Life Science, 5(19): 8836-8838. Tripathy, S. and Rath, L.K. 2016. Studies on correlation between silica uptake, plant morphological parameters and feeding potential of yellow stem borer in rice. Journal of Plant Protection and Environment, 12(2): 1-5. Tripathy, S. K., Behera C., Jena M., Panda S., Mohapatra P.M., Dash S., Mohanty S.K. and Mishra D. 2016. Effect of mutagens on character association and selection response in mutagenised population of grasspea (Lathyrus sativus L); International Journal of Development Research. 6(2): 3834-3837. Tripathy, S. K., Mishra D. R., Mishra D., Mohanty S. K., Dash S., Panda S., Mohanty M. R., Reshmi Raj K. R., Pradhan K.C., Swain D. and Mohapatra P. M. 2016. Identification of Potential Crosses for Sesame Breeding; International Journal of Current Research in Biosciences and Plant Biology. 3(7):110-116. Tripathy, S. K., Mishra D.R., Dash G.B., Senapati N., Mishra D., Nayak P.K., Mohanty S.K., Dash S., Pradhan K., Swain D., Mohapatra P.M., Panda S. and Mohanty M.R. 2016. Combining ability analysis in Sesame (Sesamum indicum L.); International J. of Biosciences. 9(3): 114-121. Tripathy, S. K., Mishra D.R., Mishra D., Mohanty S.K., Dash S., Swain D., Mohapatra P.M., Pradhan K.C., Panda S., Reshmi Raj K.R. and Mohanty M.R.. 2016. Inheritance Pattern of Oil Content in Sesame (Sesamum indicum L.); Plant Gene and Trait. 7(7): 1-6.

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Tripathy, S. K., Mishra D.R., Mohapatra P.M., Pradhan K.C., Mishra D., Mohanty S.K., Dash S., Reshmi Raj K.R., Swain D., Mohanty M.R. and Panda S. 2016. Genetic analysis of seed yield in sesame (Sesamum indicum L.); International Journal of Agricultural Science. 6(9): 1128-1132. Tripathy, S. K., Mishra D.R., Panda S., Senapati N., Nayak P. K., Dash G. B., Dash Sasmita, Pradhan Kartik C., Dash A.P., Mishra D., Mohanty S. K., Mohapatra P. M. and Lenka D. 2016. Identification of heterotic crosses for sesame breeding using diallel matting design; Tropical Plant Research.3(2): 320-324. Tripathy, S. K., Mohanty P., Jena M., Dash G.B., Pradhan K., Dash S., Lenka D., Mishra D., Mohapatra P.M., Swain D., and Senapati N. 2016. Revealing contrasting genetic variation and study of genetic diversity in urdbean (Vigna mungo (L.) Hepper) using SDS-PAGE of seed storage protein; Research in Biotechnology. Vol.7(1): 1120. Tripathy, S. K., Mohanty P., Jena M., Dash S., Lenka D., Mishra D., Nayak P.K., Swain D., Ranjan R., Pradhan K., Senapati N., Mohapatra P.M.and Dash G.B. 2016. Identification of seed storage protein markers for drought tolerance in mungbean; Research in Biotechnology. 7(2): 1-7. Tripathy, S. K., Panda S., Senapati N., Nayak P.K., Dash G.B., Mohapatra P.M., Mishra D., Mohanty M.R., Mohanty S.K., Pradhan K.C., Jena M., Behera C. and Pradhan K.2016. Component approach analysis in core germplasm of mungbean (Vigna radiata (L.) Wilczek); International Journal of Current Research. 8(3): 27190-27194. Tripathy, S.K. 2016. Bruchid resistance in food legumes –An overview. Res. J. of Biotechnology, 11(7): 97-105. Tripathy, S.K., Mishra,D.R., S. Panda, N. Senapati, P. K. Nayak, G. B. Dash, S. K. Mohanty,M. R. Mohanty, M. Jena and Kartik Pradhan. 2016. Assessment of genetic variability in sesamum (Sesamum indicum L). Asian Journal of Science andTechnology 7 (2): 2482-2485. Tripathy, S.K., Lenka, D., Ithape, D.M. ,Maharana, M. and Prusti, A.M . 2017. Quality protein maize (QPM): Genetic basis and breeding perspective. Tropical Plant Res. 4(1): 145–152. Tripathy, S.K., Lenka, D., Ithape, D.M. and Maharana, M. 2017. Development of opaque -2 introgression line in maize using marker assisted backcross breeding. Plant Gene, 10: 26-30. Tripathy, S.K., Maharana, M., Ithape Dinesh, M., Mohanty, M.R., Dash, A.P., Reshmi Raj, K.R., Ganik, N., Panda, S. 2016. An insight into the Glycemic Index of Rice. Molecular Plant Breeding; 7(30): 1-6. Tripathy, S.K., Mishra D.R., N. Senapati., Nayak P.K.., Dash G.B., Mohanty S.K., Kartik Pradhan., Jena M., Dash S., Panda S., and M.R. Mohanty. 2016. Assessment of morpho-genetic diversity in sesame(Sesamum indicum L).International Journal of Current Agricultural Sciences. 6 (4): 24-28. Tripathy, S.K., Mishra, D.R., Mishra, D., Dash,S., Pradhan, K., Reshmi Raj,K.R., Mohanty, M.R., Mohapatra, P.M., Mohanty, S.K. and Panda, S. 2017. Inter-relationship of mean performance, heterosis, combining ability and genetic divergence in sesame (Sesamum indicum L.). International Journal of Research in Biosciences, 6 (1) : 8-13. Tripathy, S.K.,Mishra, D.R., Senapati, N.,Kartik Ch. Pradhan, Jena, M., Dash, S., Panda, S. and Mohanty, M. R.(2016).Assessment of genetic divergence in sesamum based on morpho- economic characters. International Journal of Current Research. 8 (3): 27283-27287. Udgata, J. Mohanty, T. & Raj, R. K. 2016.CSR and knowledge gained by women on developmental programmes. Journal of Interacademicia. 20(1): 116-121.

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(B) Research papers in: International and National Seminars/ Symposia Adhikari, B. and Padhi, J. 2016. Field evaluation of new insecticide molecules against planthoppers in rice. In: National Symposium on “New Horizon in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals”, 23rd -24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar,Pp,68-70. Barik,P.K. and Ray, S. 2016. Solar powered water pumping system for rural agricultural application. In: Proceedings of 50th Convention of Indian Society of Agricultural Engineers (ISAE) and Symposium on Agricultural Engineering in Nation Building: Contribution and Challenges, ISAE and CAET, OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Paper No. ISAE-2016/ENERGY/SE-07-P,pp.186. Bastia, B.P., Mohanty, B.N., Panda, M.R., Roul, T.K., Dehuri, M. and Hembram, A.2017. Prevalence of endoparasites in rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) in and around Bhubaneswar. In:International Symposium on “Current concepts in diagnosis & control of parasitic diseases to combat climate change”, 15-17th Feb., Shimoga, Pp, 07. Behera, M.M, Dash, R. and Mishra, M.M.2017. Soil microbial population as affected by common herbicides in transplanted rice. Biennial conference on Doubling farmer’s income by 2022: The role of weed science”, 23-25 Feb., Udaipur. Behera, P.K. and Sahu, S. 2016. Comparative efficacy of combo pesticides lancer gold and nurocombi against yellow stem borer infestation in Kharif rice. In: National Symposium on “New Horizon in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals”, 23rd -24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp,67-68. Behera, S. K., Bastia, D. K. and Panda, M. R. 2017. Effective utilization of harvested water for major vegetable crops under stressed conditions in North Eastern Ghat Zone of Odisha. In: National Seminar on “Water resources management in the context of climate Change for growing India”, 27th February – 1st March, OUAT, Bhubaneswar. Behera, S., Biswal, G. and Behera, B. 2016. Effect of chemicals on germination and seedling vigor of tomato seeds. In: National Symposium on “New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals”, 23rd-24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar. Pp, 126-128. Behera, S., Biswasi, S., Bansude, S. Mishra, P.J. and Dash, S.N. 2016. Management of diversified weed flora of Kharif tomato in North western plateau zone of Odisha. In: “National Seminar on Horticultural crop diversity for prosperity”, 10th - 12th Feb., OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp 140. Behura, D. and Lenka P.C., 2016, Growth of pulses in Odisha: Key constraints and opportunities. In: “ National conference on “ Pulses for Sustainable Agriculture and Human Health” , 31st May -1st June, New Delhi Biswal, A., Acharya , B. P. and Pradhan, S.K. 2016, Structural and Functional Analysis of DNA Methyltransferase enzyme involved in Methylation- A Bioinformatics Approach In: 30th Annual Conference of Orissa Chemical Society, Organized by KIIT University, Bhubaneswar during 24th -25th December 2016 Biswal, A., Acharya , B. P., Rath , S.N. and Pradhan, S.K. 2016, Role of DNA Methyltransferases in Cancer Epigenetics-Computational Approach In: National Seminar on Science and Technology for National Development in India, KIIT, 12th -13th December 2016 Biswal, G. and Dhal, N. K. 2016. Management of bacterial wilt disease of potato in field condition. In: National Symposium on “New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals”, 23rd-24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar. Pp, 120-121.

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Biswasi, S., Ray, M., Khuntia, A., Nanda, A., and Sethy, A. 2016. Inter Zonal Rainfall Climatology study in the context of climate change in Odisha. In: National Symposium on Tropical Meteorology: Climate Change and Coastal Vulnerability, 18 - 21 December, 2016. Indian Meteorological Society, Bhubaneswar Chapter in Collaboration With Government of Odisha and Siksha ‘O’ Anusandhan University, Bhubaneswar. Das, J., Pradhan, S., Behera, S.S. and Jena, B. 2016. Extirpation of traumatically ruptured and maggoted eyeball in a sambar deer (Cervus unicolor). In - 40th annual congress of Indian society for veterinary surgery and national symposium on “Biomaterials and stem cells for tissue repair and regeneration in veterinary surgery”, 02nd – 04th Dec. 2016, Chennai, Pp. 239. Das, J., Pradhan, S., Behera, S.S. and Jena, B. 2016. Fibroma of colon and its surgical management in a pariah dog – a case study. In - 40th Annual congress of indian society for veterinary surgery and national symposium on “Biomaterials and stem cells for tissue repair and regeneration in veterinary surgery”, 02nd – 04th Dec. 2016, Chennai, Pp . 215. Das, J., Pradhan, S., Hansdah, B. & Sethi, R. 2016. Large sized tumour at penile region and its successful surgical treatment in an Indian bull. In - 40th Annual congress of Indian society for veterinary surgery and national symposium on “Biomaterials and stem cells for tissue repair and regeneration in veterinary surgery”, 02nd – 04th Dec.2016, Chennai, Pp – 130. Das, J., Pradhan, S., Hansdah, B., Sethi, R. & Pradhan, J. 2016. Traumatized deepseated injury by arrow head in a mongrel dog and its surgical management. In - 40th Annual congress of Indian society for veterinary surgery and national symposium on “Biomaterials and stem cells for tissue repair and regeneration in veterinary surgery”, 02nd – 04th Dec., 2016 Chennai, Pp – 181. Das, J., Pradhan, S., Pradhan, J., Hansdah, B., Mahalik, S., Acharya, A.K., Kar, S. and Singh, A.K. 2016. Successful repair of traumatized humerus in an Indian spotted eagle (Clanga hastata). In - 40th Annual congress of Indian society for veterinary surgery and national symposium on “Biomaterials and stem cells for tissue repair and regeneration in veterinary surgery”, 02nd – 04th Dec.2016, Chennai, Pp – 230. Das, L.K and Rout, R. K. 2016. A vision towards Sustainable Agriculture: at Present and for the Future. Forestry & Agriculture for Sustainable Future by Odisha Bigyan “O” Paribesh Congress, Pp:73-74 Das, L.K. & Rout, R.K. 2016. A Case Study: Economics of Integrated Farming System model in Kalahandi Distict of Odisha and Sustainability. National Seminar on Science & Technology for National Development in India, , Pp-153. Das, N. and Dhir, B.C.2016. Bio-intensive pest management- a new horizon in crop protection in Boudh District of Odisha. Presented in national symposium on New horizon in pest management for sustainable development goals. 23-24 Dec. 2016, organised by SPPE, OUAT, Bhubaneswar. Das, N., Khuntia, B. K. and Raychaudhuri, U. 2017. Effect of storage of fish surimi on the functional properties of fish meat. In : National Seminar on Priorities in Fisheries and Aquaculture.11th- 12th Mar., Berhampur, Book of Abstracts, Pp, 163. Das, S. K., Ranasingh, N., Devnath, S., Jena, S. and Rout, M.K. 2016. Biorational management of yellow mite (Polyphagotarsonemus latus Banks) in jute.In. “National symposium on “New horizon in pest management for sustainable developmental goals”. 23rd -24th , Dec.2016, Bhubaneswar, OUAT,Pp 103.

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Das, S., Dehuri, M. Panda, M.R.,Sahoo, N., Mohanty, B.N., and Hembram, A.2017. Prevalence of gastro-intestinal helminthes in herbivore safari of Nandankanan Zoological Park. In: International Symposium on “Current concepts in diagnosis & control of parasitic diseases to combat climate change”, 15-17th Feb.2017, Shimoga, Pp, 50. Dash, A. K., Hossain, M.M., Mishra, P.J. Behera, B.B. and Behera, S. 2016. Agroforestry as a viable option for business for the small holders of India: Opportunities, institutions and policies. In: “National symposium on Agroforestry for environmental challenges, sustainable land use, biodiversity conservation and rural livelihood options”, 3rd -5th Dec.2016, Pp 209. Dash, R. C. and Sahoo, S.K. 2017. Effect of machine and soil parameters on the performance of tractor rotavator blade. In: 51st Convention of ISAE and National Symposium on “Agricultural Engineering for Sustainable and Climate Smart Agriculture”, 16-18, Feb.2016, Hissar, pp.09. Dash, R.,Mishra,M.M and Behera,M.M.2017. Efficacy of halosulfuron-methyl on sedges in bottle gourd. Biennial conference on Doubling farmer’s income by 2022: The role of weed science”, 23-25 Feb., Udaipur. Dash, S. P., Reddy, M. K. and Martha, S. R. 2016. Identification of Rice Epsp Synthase Mutated Protein using Heterologous Expression and Glyphosate Tolerance in E. coli, In: National Seminar on Forestry and Agriculture for Sustainable Future, 3rd -4th Dec, OUAT, Pp, 189-190. Dash, S.S. and C.R.Subudhi .2017. Emerging irrigation techniques a case study. In: 9th National seminar on water resources management in the context of climate change for growing India organised by Satyasai Charitable and Education Trust (SCET) at OUAT from 27th Feb to 1st March 2017. Dash.S.R, Routray. B. K., Dhal .A and Mishra .D,2017. Community participation of tribal people in implementation of Watershed Development programme in Odisha, In National Symposium organized by Indian climate congress, OUAT, Bhubaneswar . Feb 27 – March 01 . 2017. page 208-209 Debata, D. K., Sethy, A. K. and Mohapatra, K. B. 2016. Management of Anthracnose Disease of Raikia Bean caused by Colletotrichum lindemuthianum. In: National symposium on “ New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Development Goals”, 23rd-24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp,49-50. Devadarshini.C., Jena.D and Nanda.S. 2016. Assessment of food and nutritional security among farm women of coastal Odisha. In: “”3rd AFSA Conference on Food Safety and Food Security”, 15th -17th September, KIIT, Bhubaneswar:124 Dhal. A., Senapati .A.K., Swain. S.K. Dash.S.R. and Sahu. S. 2017. Integrated Diseases Management in Kharif Ground Nut under Climate Stress Condition, In “National Symposium organized by” Indian climate congress, OUAT Bhubaneswar”, Feb 27 – March 01 . 2017, Pp -76-78 Divya, R. K., Behera, B. and Jena, S. N. 2017. Sown proportions and weed management in runner bean (Phaseolus coccineus) + maize (Zea mays) intercropping. In: Biennial Conference on “Doubling Farmers’ Income by 2022: The Role of Weed Science” , 1st - 3rd Mar., Udaipur, Pp, 21. Dwibedi, S. K. 2017. Water saving rice cultivation induced submergence tolerance in flood plain of river Mahanadi in eastern coastal alluvium. In: Best poster award presentation in “104th Indian Science Congress”, 3rd – 7th January 2017, S. V. University, Tirupati. Pp.1. Dwibedi, S. K., De, G. C. and Dhua, S. R. 2017. Growth and yield of green gram (Vigna radiata L.) sown at varying dates as influenced by system of cultivation and genotypes of preceding rice-ratoon in coastal Odisha. In: “International symposium on eco-efficiency in agriculture and allied research”, 20th – 23rd January 2017. Pp.346-347.

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Fasake, V D, Dash, S K. 2017. Perforation mediated packaging of fresh cut cauliflower. In: 51st Convention of ISAE, Hisar, Feb 16-18, 2017. Ghosal, D., Mishra, A., Mohanty, A.K., Satpathy, P.C. and Sasmal, A. 2017. Effect of weed management practices on the performance of heat tolerant Potato cv. Kufri Surya in the coastal zone of Odisha. In: National Seminar on “Water Resources Management in the context of climate change for growing India” held at Orissa University of Agriculture & Technology, Bhubaneswar from 27th Feb.- 1st Mar., 2017. Hossain, M.M. 2016. Bio-efficacy of different fungicides and plant extracts in vitro against Alternariahelianthi causing blight of sunflower. IN: “National symposium on “New horizons in pest management for sustainable developmental goals” 23th-24th Dec., Bhubaneswar Pp- 165-166. Hossain, M.M. and Tripathy, M.K., 2016. Prospects of IPM in Forestry. In: National Conference on Pest Management Strategies for attending sustainable goals. 23-24 Dec., 2016, OUAT, Bhubaneswar. Hota, S.R., Sahoo, N., and Satapathy, S. 2016. Unusual productive and reproductive behaviour in cows affected with brucellosis – a field study in Odisha, India. In: “International Research Conference on “Brucellosis-2016”, 17th – 19th Nov., New Delhi, Pp, 109-110. Jadhao,K.R., Samal,K.C., Rath, S.N. and Pradhan,S.K 2017, Genome-wide identification, chromosomal distribution and phylogenetic analysis of the SBP-box gene family in tomato (Solanum lycopersicum L.) In: “National Seminar on Biotechnology for Sustainable Utilisation of Bioresources”, 17th -19th February, Baripada Jema, S., Mishra, R. and Jena, M. 2017. Seasonal fluctuation in biochemical constituents of sea weeds of Chilika lake. In: National seminar on Priorities in Fisheries and Aquaculture, 11th- 12th Mar., Berhampur, Book of Abstracts, Pp, 122. Jena B., Mohanty, D. N, D. Das, A. K. Nahak, P. C. Mishra and A. K. Barik. 2016. Determinants of bull fertility with special reference to the associated gene markers. In. 9th state level workshop on “Advances in Reproductive Technologies for enhancement of fertility in dairy and companion animals”. CVSc & AH, Bhubaneswar on 25th September 2016. Pp, 62-69 Jena, D. 2016. Gender issues and livelihood in drought prone rice farming households in Odisha. In: National workshop on “Gender Just Food and Nutrition Security in India”,29th August, IFPRI, New Delhi. Jena, D. and Behura, D., 2016, Gender Issues and Livelihood in drought prone rice farming households in Odisha, In: National Workshop on “Gender-Just Food and Nutritional Security in India” 29th August conducted by IFPRI , New Delhi Jena, D., Nanda.S., Devadarshini.C and Chhotray.S. 2016. Food security and its impact on health status of tribal women in Nayagarh District of Odisha. In: “”3rd AFSA Conference on Food Safety and Food Security”, 15th -17th September 2016, KIIT, Bhubaneswar:127 Jena, G., Tripathy, N.K. and Mishra, R. 2017. Microwavable ready-to-eat products through value addition of Grass Carp (Ctenopharyngodon idella). In: National seminar on Priorities in Fisheries and Aquaculture, 11th-12th Mar., Berhampur, Book of Abstracts, Pp, 175. Jena, P.K., Mohanty, B.N., Panda, M.R., Sardar, K.K., and Dehuri, M. 2017. Prevalence of ectoparasites in dogs in and around Bhubaneswar. In:International Symposium on “Current concepts in diagnosis & control of parasitic diseases to combat climate change”, 15-17th Feb., Shimoga, Pp, 58.

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Johnson, D., Nath, I., Jena, B., Behera, S.S. & Sahoo, M. 2016. Clinical evaluation of intranasal

benzodiazepines and á2-agonist in surgical management of domesticated fowl (Gallus gallus domesticus). In - 40th Annual congress of Indian society for veterinary surgery and national symposium on “Biomaterials and stem cells for tissue repair and regeneration in veterinary surgery”, 02nd – 04th Dec., Chennai, Pp – 45. Kamei, M., Sahu, B., Nanda, S. and Choudhury, D., 2017. Study on the use of fish silage for replacement of fish meal in Thai-pangas (Pangasianodon hypophthalamus) diet. In: “National Seminar on Priorities in Fisheries and Aquaculture”,11th-12th Mar., Berhampur, Book of Abstracts, Pp, 138 Kanhar, P., Sahoo, B. K., Khandaitray, T. and Malla, A. K. 2016. Estimation of damage potential and trap index of runner rat, Rattus rattus L. in coconut plantation areas of Odisha. In: National Symposium on “New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals”, 23rd -24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp,195. Kar A, Sasmal A, Panigrahi R K, Mishra I O P, Panda P K, Prusty A M and Bal S S. 2016. Evaluation of IPM Modules for management of sucking and borer pest complex of Mungbean during Kharif n Odisha. In: National Symposium on “New horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goal”, 23-24 Dec.2016, Pp- 75-76. Kar, R. K., Priyambada, S., Hossain, M.M. and Mahapatra, S. 2016. Occupational Trends and Livelihood Dependence of Households on Tendu Leaves Sector I Forest Fringe Villages of Boudh district of Odisha. In : National Conference on Forestry in India. 15-18 Nov, 2016, HFRI, Shimla. Khamari, B, Beura, S.K., Ranasingh, N and Sushree, A. 2016. Antagonistic potential of diverse soil microbials against Macrophomina phaseolina causing stem and root rot of sesame. In. International workshop on Trichoderma and Gliocladium. 27th -30th, Nov.2016, Nagpur,Pp,79. Khamari, B., Beura,S.K , Ranasingh, N.and Dhal, A..2016. Symptomatological study of stem and root rot of sesame. In. National symposium on Microbial diversity and its impact. 18th -19th Feb., University of Calcutta,Pp,26. Khuntia, A. 2016. Effect of extreme temperature and heat wave conditions on reproductive stages of boro rice under climate change scenario. In “National Symposium on “Tropical Meteorology: Climate change and coastal vulnerability”, 18-21st Dec., 2016, Bhubaneswar, p,12. Laborte, A. G., Velasco, Ma L., Wang, H., Behura, D., Pagnchak, Men Roat, Singh, H. N., Wardana, I Putu, Vilayvong, S., Shah, H. 2017. “Release and Adoption of improved cultivars in South and Southeast Asia: Rice”, In: 9th International Conference of the Asian Society of Agricultural Economics held at Bangkok during 11th - 13th January 2017. pp. 1455-1469. Lakshman, M., Khuntia, B.K., Pati, B.K., Udgata, S.K. and Tripathy, M.K. 2017. Qualitative and quantitative changes of fried fish steaks and fish steak curry of Rohu (Labeo rohita) during frozen storage. In: National Seminar on Priorities in Fisheries and Aquaculture, 11th -12th Mar., Berhampur, Book of Abstracts, Pp, 154. Lenka, S., Mohanty, A. K., Mohapatra, S., Panigrahy, N., and Tripathy, S. K. 2017. Effect of irrigation and micronutrient on productivity of aerobic rice under scenario of changing climate, In: “9th National Seminar on Water Resources Management in the Context of Climate Change for Growing India”, 27th Feb. - 1st Mar., 2017. Bhubaneswar, Pp, 169-171.

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Mahalik, S., Nath, I., Jena, B. & Behera, S.S. 2017. Comparative efficacy of different indwelling cystourethral catheters in management of canine obstructive Urolithiasis. In- XIV annual convention of Indian society for advancement of canine practice and symposium on “Newer approaches in management of canine health and rewarding clinical practice as well as trade”, 09th – 11th Feb., Uttarakhand, Pp-128. Mahapatra, S., 2016, “Operational Strategy of ABI centre at OUAT” In: In the National seminar on “Entrepreneurship Development in Agribusiness”, 20th June, OUAT, Bhubaneswar Mahato, S. and Misra, H. P. 2016. Bio-efficacy of a new chemical Tolfenpyrad 15%EC against red pumpkin beetle, Aulacophora foveicollis (Lucas) infesting cucumber. In: National Symposium on “New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals”, 23rd -24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp, 110-111. Mandal, S. M. A. and Satapathy, S. N. 2017. Effect of adult diets on the biological parameters of green lacewing Chrysoperla zastrowi sillemi (Esben-Petersen) (Neuroptera:Chrysopidae). In: National Conference on “Biological control: Integrating recent advances in pest and disease management”, 9th -11th Feb., ICAR-NBAIR, Bangalore, Pp,199. Mandal, S.M.A., Misra, H.P. and Gopal, K. 2016. Efficacy of newer chemicals against the white backed planthopper, Sogatella furcipera Horwath infesting rice. In: National Symposium on “New Horizon in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals”, 23rd -24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp, 108-109. Mishra, A., Saren, S., Nayak, K. P. and Pradhan, A. 2017. Soil Fertility status of Some Villages of Sundargarh District, Odisha. In: National Symposium on “Agriculture and Food Production Today and Tomorrow” 22nd – 24th February, University of Calcutta, Kolkata, West Bengal. Mishra, B. and Prusty, A.K. 2017. Consumers’ perception on pesticide residues in fruits and vegetables (oral). In International Conference on ‘’ Bio-resource, Environment and Agricultural Sciences (ICBEAS) organised by The Instutute of Agriculture, Viswa-Bharati and the Society of Bio- resource, Environment and Agricultural Reaserch during 4-6 February, 2017. Mishra, B., Mishra, R. and Panda, P.K. 2017. Vulnerability of smallholder farmers to agricultural risks due to climate change and its management (oral). In 9th national Seminar on Water Resources management in the context of Climate Change for growing India Jointly organized by Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology (OUAT) Satyasai Chritable Trust (SCET) during 27.02.2017-.1.03.2017. Mishra, M.M and Dash,R.2017.Effect of weed control measures on weed dynamics and yield of rice under rice-rice cropping system.”Biennial conference on Doubling farmer’s income by 2022: The role of weed science”,23-25 Feb.,Udaipur. Mishra, P. R., Patra, R., Dash, D., Mohapatra, R. N. and Nayak, S. 2016. Biology and Host suitability of Tobacco beetle, Lassioderma serricorne (Fab.) on stored species. In: National Symposium on “New Horizon in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals”, 23rd -24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp, 9-10. Mishra, P.C., Das Sujit, Swain, R.K. Dora, K.P., Pati, P. and Parida, S.M. 2016. Improving fertility in dairy cows by simultaneous use of hormones and immunomodulator. In: National Symposium on “Animal Fertility at Crossroads: Addressing the Issues through Conventional and Advanced Reproductive Technologies and XXXII Annual Convention of ISSAR, 6th – 8th December, SVVU, Tirupati, pp, 31.

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Mishra, P.J., Behera, B.B., Behera, S. Dash, A. and Hossain, M.M. 2016.Mango based agrihorticultural systems for livelihood security of tribal farmers. In: “National symposium on Agroforestry for environmental challenges, sustainable land use, biodiversity conservation and rural livelihood options”, 3rd -5th Dec., Pp 62 Mishra, R. and Mishra, B. 2017. Factors associated with sustainability of fish farming due to climate change. In: “National seminar on Priorities in Fisheries and Aquaculture”, 11th-12th Mar., Berhampur, Book of Abstracts, Pp, 232. Mishra, R.C., Samal, L., Behura, N.C., Maity, A. and Das, D.P. 2016. Effects of dietary crude protein levels on growth performance, linear body measurements, blood haematological and serum biochemical profile of Hansli birds during starter phase. In: X Biennial Animal Nutrition Association Conference on “Newer Perspectives in Animal Nutrition Research for Augmenting Animal Productivity”, 9th -11th Nov., Tirupati, pp, NAH 79. Mishra, R.C., Samal, L., Behura, N.C., Pati, P.K. and Das, D.P. 2016. Effects of dietary crude protein levels on growth performance, carcass traits and meat quality of Hansli birds during growing period. In: X Biennial Animal Nutrition Association Conference on “Newer Perspectives in Animal Nutrition Research for Augmenting Animal Productivity”, 9th -11th Nov., Tirupati, pp, NAH 80. Mishra, S., Das S.B., Patra K., Mohanty D.N., Biswal S S., Ranjan R., Panigrahi S., Sahu S.K.2016.effect of Therauptics on differential expressions of IL-6 and IL-10 gene transcripts in endometritis cows At XXXII Annual convention of The Indian Society for study of Animal Reproduction held at College of Veterinary Science, Sri Venkataswara Veterinary University, Tirupati, 06th to 08th December 2016 Misra, H. P., Mandal, S. M. A. and Gopal, K. 2016. Field efficacy of imidacloprid 40% + ethiprole 40% WG against the brown planthopper, Nilaparvata lugens Stal infesting rice. In: National Symposium on “New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals”, 23rd -24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp, 94-95. Modak, D. P., Behera, B., Jena, S. N., Roul, P. K. and Behera, S. D. 2017. Response of maize to tillage and weed management and herbicide residue in soil. In: Biennial Conference on “Doubling Farmers’ Income by 2022: The Role of Weed Science”, 1st - 3rd Mar., Udaipur, Pp, 166. Mohanta, N.B., Samal, L., Behura, N.C. and Pati, P.K. 2016. Evaluation of growth performance and phenotypic characterization of an indigenous chicken population of Odisha under intensive system of management. In: National Symposium on “Rural Poultry for Livelihood, Nutritional and Economic Security” and XXXIII Annual Conference of Indian Poultry Science Association (IPSACON 2016), 3rd-5th Nov., Khanapara, pp, 149. Mohanta, N.B., Samal, L., Behura, N.C. and Pati, P.K. 2016. Evaluation of carcass traits and meat quality of an indigenous chicken population of Odisha under intensive system of rearing. In: National Symposium on “Rural Poultry for Livelihood, Nutritional and Economic Security” and XXXIII Annual Conference of Indian Poultry Science Association (IPSACON 2016), 3rd- 5th Nov., Khanapara, pp, 268. Mohanty, D.K., Mohapatra, S., Mohanty, B., Behera, D. and Swain, S.K. 2017. Assessment of irrigation water management practices on yield of rice under irrigated condition. In: 9th National Seminar on “Water resources management in the context of Climate change for growing India”, 27th Feb. to 1st March, Indian Climate Congress, Orissa University of Agriculture & Technology, Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India. Pp, 126.

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Mohanty, L, Panda, S. K., D. Kumar, Pamia, J. and Senapati S. 2016. Etiopathology of Eggperitonitis in Ducks Veterinary Pathology Congress- 2016, National Symposium on “Innovative Approaches for Diagnosis and Control of Emerging and Re-emerging Diseases of Livestock, Poultry and Fish from 9th to 11th November, 2016 at Department of Veterinary Pathology, College of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry, Chhatishgarh Kamdhenu Viswavidyalaya, Anjora, Durg, Chhatishgarh. Mohapatra Minati, Panda M.K., Bakhara C.K., Nayak R.N.2016. Respiration pattern of jamun Syzygium cumini (L.) stored under modified atmospheric packaging at different temperature. Poster presentation In: 10th International conference on controlled atmosphere and fumigation in stored products from 7-11th Nov 2016. Mohapatra Minati, Prasad Dhanushasree. 2016. Development of peeler for large sized cylindrical vegetables. In: National seminar on Science and Technology for National Development in India, 12-13th December, 2016. Mohapatra S, Mahapatra A P K, Kundu A K. 2016. Electrocardiographic alterations during ascitis of cardiac origin in dogs in SAPI-2016, at Mohw, MP, 21st – 23rd December. Mohapatra, K. B. and Naik, J. 2016. Effect of Plant Extracts on Incidence of Aspergillus niger and Seed germination in Groundnut. In: National symposium on “ New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Development Goals”, 23rd-24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp, 207-208. Mohapatra, L. N. 2016. Evaluation of ITKs against insect pests of rice. In: National Symposium on “ New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals,” 23rd -24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp, 201-202. Mohapatra, L. N. 2016. Pollinators fauna and their abundance in castor, Ricinus communis L. In: National Symposium on “New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals”, 23rd -24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp, 182-183. Mohapatra, M., Dash, D. K., Tripathy, P., Sethi, K., Majhi, A. and Palei, S. 2016. Studies on genetic variability in cashew (Anacardium occidentale L.). In: “National Seminar on Horticultural Diversity for Prosperity”, 10th -12th Feb., OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp, 63. Mohapatra, M., Gupta, P. K. and Patro, B. 2016. Succession of insect pests in black gram (Vigna mungo (L.)Hepper) crop. In: National Seminar on “ Forestry and Agriculture for Sustainable Future”, 3rd - 4th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp,80-81. Mohapatra, S. 2016. Ecofriendly bleaching and dyeing of Jute. In: “International conference on” Redefined Textiles cutting edge techonology of the future”, 6th – 8th April, NIT, Jalandhar, Pp, 443. Mohapatra, T., Mohanty, B.N., Panda, M.R., Karna, D.K., Dehuri, M. and Hembram, A.2017. Effect of some chemical formulations and herbal preparations on free living stages of Toxocara canis. In:International Symposium on “Current concepts in diagnosis & control of parasitic diseases to combat climate change”, 15-17th Feb., Shimoga, Pp, 121. Mukherjee, S. K., Singh, S., Tripathy, P and Sethi, K. 2016. Studies on arthropods fauna of cashew (Anacardium occidentale L) under Bhubaneswar conditions. In: “ National Symposium on New Horizon in Pest Management for sustainable developmental goal”, OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp,15 Murmu, L., Pattnaik,S., Pradhan, S.K. and Behera , S.K 2017, In silico Evaluation of SNPs and Molecular Modelling Study in Dengue In: “National Seminar on Biotechnology for Sustainable Utilisation of Bioresources”, 17th -19th February, Baripada

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Nahak, A. K., B. Jena, S. Mahapatra, S. Mishra, G. R. Jena. 2016. Role of antioxidants in semen function. In. 9th state level workshop on “Advances in Reproductive Technologies for enhancement of fertility in dairy and companion animals”. CVSc & AH, Bhubaneswar on 25th September 2016. Pp,87-93 Naik, S.K., Behura, N.C., Samal, L., Mishra, P.K., Swain, R.K. and Nayak, G.D. 2016. Effects of cumulative protein intake on egg production, egg quality traits, fertility and hatchability of broiler breeder females in hot and humid climatic conditions. In: International Conference on “Climate Change Adaptation and Biodiversity: Ecological Sustainability and Resource Management for Livelihood Security” (ASA: ICCB-2016), 8th-10th Dec.2016, Port Blair, pp-162. Nath, I. 2016. Challenges to wildlife veterinarians – A conspectus picture. In - 40th annual congress of indian society for veterinary surgery and national symposium on “Biomaterials and stem cells for tissue repair and regeneration in veterinary surgery”, 02nd – 04th Dec., Chennai, Pp-8-11. Nath, I. 2017. Hernia – a disreputable, arduous predicament in canine surgery. In- XIV annual convention of Indian society for advancement of canine practice and symposium on “Newer approaches in management of canine health and rewarding clinical practice as well as trade”, 09th – 11th Feb.2017. Uttarakhand, Pp-98-105. Nath, I., Jena, B., Behera, S.S., Johnson, D. & Mahalik, S. 2016. Surgical management of prolapsed cloaca with grade IV tear and egg binding in a duck. In - 40th Annual congress of Indian society for veterinary surgery and national symposium on “Biomaterials and stem cells for tissue repair and regeneration in veterinary surgery”, 02nd – 04th Dec., Chennai, Pp-41. Nath, I., Jena, B., Behera, S.S., Sahu, S.S. & Sahoo, M. 2016. Successful management of faecal impaction in a captive Indian rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis). In - 40th Annual congress of Indian society for veterinary surgery and national symposium on “Biomaterials and stem cells for tissue repair and regeneration in veterinary surgery”, 02nd – 04th Dec., Chennai, Pp-241. Nath, I., Jena, B., Behera, S.S., Sethi, S., Hui, S. and Meher, S. 2016. Surgical management of aural abscesse in a red eared slider (Trachemys scripta elegans). In - 40th Annual congress of Indian society for veterinary surgery and national symposium on “Biomaterials and stem cells for tissue repair and regeneration in veterinary surgery”, 02nd – 04th Dec., Chennai, Pp-229. Nath, I., Jena, B., Behera, S.S., Sethi, S., Sahoo, M. & Johnson, D. 2016. Rehabilitation of a post-anaesthetic recumbent sub-adult tusker (Elephas maximus indicus). In - 40th Annual congress of Indian society for veterinary surgery and national symposium on “Biomaterials and stem cells for tissue repair and regeneration in veterinary surgery”, 02nd – 04th Dec., Chennai, Pp-241. Nath, I., Kar, S.N., Sethi, S., Dwibedy, D. & Mahandanda, B. 2016. Successful management of tether inflicted suppurative foot lesions in two captive elephants (Elephas maximus indicus). In - 40th Annual congress of Indian society for veterinary surgery and national symposium on “Biomaterials and stem cells for tissue repair and regeneration in veterinary surgery”, 02nd – 04th Dec., Chennai, Pp – 242. Nath, I., Mallick, S., Behera, S.S., Jena, B., Sahoo, M. & Mahalik, S. 2016. Surgical removal of intestinal foreign bodies in indian cobra-a report of two cases. In - 40th Annual congress of Indian society for veterinary surgery and national symposium on “Biomaterials and stem cells for tissue repair and regeneration in veterinary surgery”, 02nd – 04th Dec., Chennai, Pp – 242.

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Nayak, B.R., Panigrahy, N., Mohapatra, S., Mohanty, A.K., Samant, P.K., Swain, D., Naik, B.S., Swain, S.K. and Sahoo, B. 2017 Heat utilization and productivity of rice (Oryza sativa L.) under irrigation regimes and nitrogen levels under aerobic culture. In: “National Seminar on Water Resources Management in the Context of Climate Change for Growing India”, Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology, Bhubaneswar,Odisha,India, 27th Feb. to 1st March 2017, Pp.165-168. Nayak, D.R, Bhoi, K.C., Pattnaik, R.R., Panda, B.C.2016. Investigation on strength and drying shrinkage of cement mortar prepared from different types of cement and different grades of sand collected from the river Mahanadi. In: International Conference on Recent Advances in Mechanics and Materials (ICRAMM-2016), December 2016. Nayak, N., Biswal, G., Panda, K. K., Swain, T. R. and Maheswari, U. 2016. In vitro control of Fusarium solani causing wilt disease of gerbera. In: National Symposium on “New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals, 23rd-24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar. Pp, 119. Nayak, N., Biswal, G., Swain, T. R., Pattanayak, S. and Mayanglombam, B. 2016. In vitro evaluation of plant extracts against Fusarium oxysporum causing wilt disease in gerbera. In: National Symposium on “New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals”, 23rd-24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar.pp, 215-216. Nayak, S. and R. Mishra. 2017. Detection of multidrug resistance biofilm forming E. Coli isolated from the open and closed canine pyometric cases. Abstract presented on National congress on Canine practice. XIV Annual Convention of Indian Society for Advancement of canine practice. Newer approaches in management of canine health and regarding clinical practice as well as trade on National congress on Canine practice. XIV Annual Convention of Indian Society for Advancement of canine practice. Nayak, U. S., Das, A. and Shial, G. 2016. Assessment of IPM Stratrgy for the Management of Witches Broom Disease in Bitter Gourd. In. “National Symposium on New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals”. 23rd-24th December, 2016, OUAT, Bhubaneswar, p, 123-124. Nayak, U. S., Mahapatra, S.S. and Khuntia, A. 2016. Evaluation of Eco-friendly Approaches for the Management of Fruit fly in Bitter Gourd. In. “National Seminar on Forestry and Agriculture for Sustainable Future”.3rd -4th December, 2016, OUAT, Bhubaneswar,p,109. Nayak, U. S., Mahapatra, S.S. and Singh, G.S. 2016. Relative efficacy of some novel insecticides against the mixed population of plant hoppers in rice. In. “National Symposium on New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals”. 23rd-24th December, 2016, OUAT, Bhubaneswar, p, 115. Nazar, N., Padhi, S., Behera, S. and Martha S. R. 2016. Computational Analysis for Prevention of Osteoporosis using Algal Extract. In: National Seminar on Forestry and Agriculture for Sustainable Future, 3rd -4th Dec, OUAT, Pp, 188-189. Nepak, A., Patra, B.K., Mohanty, D.N., Sahoo, N., Sahu, S.K., Panda, S., Mishra, P.C., Barik, A.K. and Pati. P. 2016. Studies on Certain Hormonal Profile in Relation to Sexual Behaviour in Captive Lions of Nandankanan Biological Park during Different Phases of Reproductive Cycle. In: National Symposium on “Animal Fertility at Crossroads: Addressing the Issues through Conventional and Advanced Reproductive Technologies and XXXII Annual Convention of ISSAR, 6th – 8th December, SVVU, Tirupati, pp, 137.

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Pal, R., Mandal, D. and Naik, B.S. 2016. Eco friendly management of leaf blast disease of rice. In: “National Symposium on New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals, Society for Plant Protection and Environment”, Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology, Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India, 23rd - 24th Dec, 2016. Pp. 123-124 Pal, R., Mandal, D., Biswas M. K. and Naik, B. S. 2016. Screening of a number of popular varieties of rice against sheath blight (Rhizoctonia solani kuhn) disease in Odisha. In: IPS East Zone Meet cum National Symposium on “Plant health management for food security and saftey” 8-9 Dec, 2016, Department of Plant Pathology, BCKV, Pp, 40. Panda, N., Dash, A.K., Purohit, D. and Prusty, M. 2016. Effect of Fluoride Nutrition on Microbial Activity, Groweth and Yield of Okra (Albelmoschus esculentus L.) in an Alfisols. In National Seminar on “Forestry and Agriculture for Sustainable Future” during 18th Odisha Bigyan O Paribesh Congress organized by Orissa Environmental Society & Orissa University of Agriculture & Technology. Abstract pp-119. Panda, S. K. 2016. Lead paper on threats of diseases in wild ruminants in technical session on wildlife pathology during Veterinary Pathology Congress- 2016, National Symposium on “Innovative Approaches for Diagnosis and Control of Emerging and Re-emerging Diseases of Livestock, Poultry and Fish” from 9th to 11th November, 2016 at Department of Veterinary Pathology, College of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry, Chhatishgarh Kamdhenu Viswavidyalaya, Anjora, Durg, Chhatishgarh. Panda, S., Sahoo, B. K. and Panda, S. K. 2016. Combined effect of silicon and insecticides on white backed plant hoper, Sogatella furcifera (Horvath) in rice. In: National Symposium on “New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals,” held during 23rd-24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp,70-72. Panda,, I., Samal, K.C, Priyadarsini, A. and Pradhan, S.K, 2016, Computational Analysis of Drought Tolerance Genes in Rice (Oryza sativa, japonica) In: National Seminar on “Forestry and Agriculture for Sustainable Future” , OUAT, 3th -4th December 2016 Panigrahi, D., Md Alim and Panda D. 2016. Field Efficacy of spinosad 45 SC Against Diamond Backmoth, plutella xylostella L. on Cauliflower in MalkanagiriDistrict Of Odisha: Presented in national symposium on New horizon in pest management for sustainable development goals. 23-24 Dec. 2016, organised by SPPE, OUAT, Bhubaneswar. Panigrahi, D., Samant,T.K., Dhir,B.C. and Das, S.2016. Evaluation of bio-intensive integrated pest management module for Helicoverpa armigera (hubner) on chick pea. Presented in national symposium on New horizon in pest management for sustainable development goals. 23-24 Dec. 2016, organised by SPPE, OUAT, Bhubaneswar. Paramjita, D., Nayak, S. C., Sahu, A. P. and Panigrahi, B.2017. Hydraulics of surge drip irrigation. In: National Seminar (Indian Climate congress) on “Water resources management in the context of climate change in growing India” organized by Satyasai Charitable and Education Trust (SCET), Cuttack and Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology, Bhubaneswar during 27th Feb to 1st March,2017, Pp, 108-109. Parida, P., Behera, S. D., Behera, B. and Jena, S. N. 2017. Productivity and profitability under crop establishment method in rice and weed management in toria. In: Biennial Conference on “Doubling Farmers’ Income by 2022: The Role of Weed Science”, 1st - 3rd Mar., Udaipur, Pp, 167.

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Pati S., Panda, S K , Acharya A P, Behera M, Nath I and Senapati S B.2016. Novel age related Biomarker in Dog. Veterinary Pathology Congress- 2016, National Symposium on “Innovative Approaches for Diagnosis and Control of Emerging and Re-emerging Diseases of Livestock, Poultry and Fish” from 9th to 11th November, 2016 at Department of Veterinary Pathology, College of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry, Chhatishgarh Kamdhenu Viswavidyalaya, Anjora, Durg, Chhatishgarh Patra, B.K., Pati Prasanna, Stuti and Mohanty T.. 2016. Prolapse in a cow and its management. At XXXII Annual convention of The Indian Society for study of Animal Reproduction held at College of Veterinary Science, Sri Venkataswara Veterinary University, Tirupati, 06th to 08th December 2016. Patra, S., Chinara, N., Naik, J. and Mohapatra, K. B. 2016. Effect of substrate pasteurization methods on productivity of straw mushroom, Volvariella volvacea. In: National symposium on “New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Development Goals”, 23rd-24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp, 34-35. Patra, S.K., George, K. C., Sanil, N. K., Sobhana, K. S., Udgata, S. K., and Tripathy, M.K. 2017. Inflammatory response against Freund’s complete adjuvant administration in healthy Greasy grouper (Epinephelus tauvina). In: National seminar on Priorities in Fisheries and Aquaculture, 11th-12th Mar., Berhampur Patro, B., Mishra, M. and Mohapatro, M. 2016. Evaluation of crop and pest management indices on brinjal based inter-cropping. In: National Symposium on “New horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goal”, 23-24 Dec., Pp- 6-7. Patro, S. And Subudhi C.R. 2017. Information and communication technology (ICT) for water management –A case study. In: 9th National seminar on water resources management in the context of climate change for growing India organised by Satyasai Charitable and Education Trust (SCET) at OUAT from 27th Feb to 1st March 2017. Patro, S.M., Sahu, B., Sahu, R. and Samantaray. 2017. Food and nutritional security among the fishermen community of Ganjam district, Odisha. In: National Seminar on ‘Priorities in Fisheries and Aquaculture, 11th-12th Mar., Berhampur, Book of Abstracts, Pp, 8 Pattanayk, S. S. 2017. Recognizing Odia handwritten scripts In: International conference on Electrical, Computer and Communication Technologies(ICECCT), 22 nd to 24th February, 2017, Coimbatore, Tamilnadu. Publication place: IEEE Explorer. Vol-4, Pp:1246-1249 Pattnaik, M. and Misra, H. P. 2016. Chemical Management of Mealybugs in Marigold. In: National Symposium on “New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals”, 23rd -24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp, 104-105. Pattnaik, R.R and Sethi, A.2016. Investigation on flexural bonding strength and its failure patterns of concrete repair materials for a durable concrete repair. In: Civil Engineering Conference in the Asian Region, CECAR7, Hawaii, USA, August 2016. Pradhan, B. K., Swain, S. and Mishra, M. K. 2016. Prevalence of Sigatoka disease (Eumosa leaf spot disease) of major commercial banana varieties in major growing areas of Odisha. In: National Symposium on “New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals”,23rd-24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar.pp, 32-34. Pradhan, D., Dehury, B., Rath , S.N. and Pradhan,, S.K., 2016, Insights into the structure-function mechanism and mode of substrate binding in Cinnamyl Alcohol Dehydrogenase 2(CAD2) of Rice (Oryza sativa, subspecies japonica): An in silico study In: National Seminar on Science and Technology for National Development in India, KIIT, 12th -13th December 2016.

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Pradhan, S. K. 2016, Comparative Metagenomic Analysis of Soil Microbial Communities across three Hexavalent Chromium Contamination Levels Isolated from Chromite mine area In: 6th International Conference on Bioinformatics and Systems Biology, Philadelphia, USA, 22nd -23rd August 2016 Pradhan, S. K. 2016, EST-SSR: A potential Genic Molecular Marker, In: National Workshop-cum- training on “Recent Development and Future Trends of Bioinformatics in Biological Science” at Berhampur University during 26th -27th December 2016 Pradhan, S. K. 2016, Next Generation Sequencing Data Analysis and Computation: Reference to a Metagenome, In: Hands-On Training on analysis of Biological data using computational tools, ICAR-CIFA, 5th -14th July Pradhan, S. K. 2017, Metagenomics approach for microbiome pattern analysis: An insights from chromium contaminated soil. In: “National Seminar on Biotechnology for Sustainable Utilisation of Bioresources”, 17th -19th February, Baripada Prakash, P., Avinash Kishore, Roy, D., Behura, D. 2017 Analysis of sweet potato value chain in India: An assessment and Policy Implications In: 9th International Conference of the Asian Society of Agricultural Economics held at Bangkok during 11th - 13th January, pp. 228-237 Priyadarshini, A., Rath, S.N., Jadhao, K.R., Parida, S. and Pradhan, S.K, 2016 Heavy Metal Toxicity in plants In: National Seminar on Science and Technology for National Development in India, KIIT, 12th -13th December 2016 Priyadarshini, P., Mishra, A. and Acharya, B. P. 2016. Soil fertility status of some villages in Salipur Block of Cuttack district of North Eastern Coastal Plain Agroclimatic Zone of Odisha. In: National Seminar on “Forestry and Agriculture for Sustainable Future” 3rd – 4th December, OUAT, Bhubaneswar. Ranasingh, N., Moharana, R.L,, Khamari, B. and Dhal, A. 2016. Seed health status of farmers saved sesame seeds under kalahandi districts of Odisha. In. “National symposium on “New horizon in pest management for sustainable developmental goals”. 23rd -24th, Dec., Bhubaneswar, OUAT, Pp 63. Rath, S., Gulati, J. M. L., Behera, B. and Jena, S.N. 2017. Weed growth and yield of summer green gram as influenced by land configuration, variety and nutrient management. In: Biennial Conference on “Doubling Farmers’ Income by 2022: The Role of Weed Science”, 1st - 3rd Mar., Udaipur, Pp, 114. Rath, S.N., 2016, Protein Structure Prediction and Molecular Docking: Tools for Computer Aided Drug Design In: Training Programme on “High Throughput Sequencing: Bioinformatics and Data Analysis”, organized by Bioinformatics Centre, North-Eastern Hill University, Shillong, 25th - 27th April Rath, S.N., 2016, Understanding miRNA based gene regulation in Parkinson’s disease: an in silico approach In: National Seminar on Science and Technology for National Development in India, KIIT, 12th -13th December 2016 Rath, S.N., 2016, Understanding Molecular interaction between Protein and Drug compound through Molecular docking: an essential tool for Rational Drug Design, In: Hands-On Training on analysis of Biological data using computational tools, ICAR-CIFA, 5th -14th July Ray, M., Patro, H., Biswasi, S. and Mishra, N. 2016. Economic Assessment of Weather Based Agromet Advisories in Keonjhar District, Odisha. In: National Symposium on Tropical Meteorology: Climate Change and Coastal Vulnerability, 18 - 21 December, 2016. Indian Meteorological Society, Bhubaneswar Chapter in Collaboration With Government of Odisha and Siksha ‘O’ Anusandhan University, Bhubaneswar.

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Ray, M., Patro, H., Sahoo, K.C, Biswasi, S., and Nanda, A. 2016. Estimation of crop water requirement of some major crops of Mayurbhanj, Odisha for irrigation planning. In: 4th International Conference on Recent Advance In Agriculture And Horticulture Sciences. 30-31 December 2016. Academic Research Journals, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India. pp: 17-21 Rayaguru, Kalpana and Das Sonali. 2016. ‘Role of computer vision and sensing technology in food quality control’. In: National Seminar on Science and Technology for “National Development in India” organized by ISCA, held during December 12-13, 2016 in KIIT campus, Bhubaneswar. Rayaguru, Kalpana, Dash Sanjaya K and Khan Md. K. 2017. Management of Food Industry Waste Water: A Challenge. In: National Seminar (Indian Climate congress) on “Water resources management in the context of climate change in growing India” organized by Satyasai Charitable and Education Trust (SCET), Cuttack and Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology, Bhubaneswar during 27th Feb to 1st March,2017, Pp, 233-235. Rishi, Singh, T., Mandal, S. M. A. and Sahu, N. 2016. Dose standardization of cyantraniliprole 10.26 OD against fruit borer, Helicoverpa armigera (Hub.) in capsicum. In: National Symposium on “New Horizon in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals”,23rd -24th Dec., Pp, 221-223.

Rout, S., Beura, S. and Khare, N. 2016. Impact of GA3 seed pre-treatment on seedling growth in Delonix regia. In: IVC Conference, 5th -10th Aug, Pp,7. Sahoo, H. K. and Behera, B. 2016. Resource optimization and profitability maximization in marginal farm holdings through integrated farming system model by linear programming. In: “ International Agronomy Congress”, 22nd -26th Nov., New Delhi. Sahoo, B. K, Sahoo, G., Kanhar, P. and Panda, S. 2016. Bio-Efficacy of UPI-110 against insect pests and its effects on natural enemies in rice. In: National Symposium on “New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals”, 23rd-24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp, 216-218. Sahoo, B. K., Sahoo, G. and Mahapatra, S. 2016. Bio-Efficacy evaluation of new molecule UPI-309 against insect pests and its effects on predators in rice. In: National Symposium on “New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals”, 23rd-24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp, 84-86. Sahoo, G. and Sahoo, B. K. 2016. Seasonal dynamics of some sucking pests in early pigeon pea variety at South Coastal districts of Odisha. In: National Symposium on “New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals”, 23rd-24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp,7-8. Sahoo, J. and Mishra, M. K. 2016. Fungi associated with leaf blight of Sarpagandha (Rauwolfia serpentine(Linn.)Benth.,Ex Kruz.) in Odisha. In: National Symposium on “New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals”, 23rd-24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar.pp,38-40. Sahoo, M., Choudhury, D., Das, S. Nanda, S., and Sahu, B., 2017. Effect of vegetable waste incorporated diets on growth, carcass composition and survival of stripped catfish, Pangasianodon hypophthalamus. In: National Seminar on Priorities in Fisheries and Aquaculture, 11th-12th Mar., Berhampur, Book of Abstracts, Pp, 157.\

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Sahoo, M., Nath, I., Jena, B. & Behera, S.S. 2017. Surgical management of various canine gastrointestinal affections – an excerpt from last 3 years. In- XIV annual convention of Indian society for advancement of canine practice and symposium on “Newer approaches in management of canine health and rewarding clinical practice as well as trade”, 09th – 11th Feb., Uttarakhand, Pp-129. Sahoo, M.R., Mishra, R. and Bhuyan, S.K. 2017. Study of socio-economic status of small holder Vannamei shrimp farmers of Odisha. In: National seminar on Priorities in Fisheries and Aquaculture, 11th-12th Mar., Berhampur, Book of Abstracts, Pp, 219. Sahu, A. P., Chopa, A., Senapati, S. C. and Panigrahi, B.2017. Development of crop coefficient for green chilli grown under roof top green house. In: National Seminar (Indian Climate congress) on “Water resources management in the context of climate change in growing India” organized by Satyasai Charitable and Education Trust (SCET), Cuttack and Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology, Bhubaneswar during 27th Feb to 1st March,2017, Pp, 103-104. Sahu, A. P., Mansingh, S. B. and Panigrahi, B. 2017. Performance of marigold flower grown under different mulching condition. In: National Seminar (Indian Climate congress) on “Water resources management in the context of climate change in growing India” organized by Satyasai Charitable and Education Trust (SCET), Cuttack and Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology, Bhubaneswar during 27th Feb to 1st March,2017, Pp, 112-114. Sahu, B.P., Sahoo A.K., Nayak D.2017. “Molecular characterization of the Orf virus isolates from Eastern India”, presented at 5th Molecular Virology meeting held at Transnational Health Science and Technology Institute (THSTI) on 11th and 12th February 2017. Sahu, I, Rayaguru K. and Khan Md. K. 2016. Optimization of process variable for preparation of blended puffed rice bar. In: National seminar during 18th Odisha Bigyan ‘o’ Paribesh Congress, held in Bhubaneswar, 3rd -4th December,2016 Sahu, S. 2017. Study on performance of feeding different commercial aqua feeds on IMC fry to fingerlings production on farmer’s pond of Nayagarh. In “National seminar on “Priorities in fisheries and aquaculture (PFA 2017)”. 11th -12th March 2017, College of Fisheries, Rangeilunda, SMF-101 Pp 104. Sahu, S. N., Martha, S. R. and Dehury, B. 2016. Effect of Functional Non-Synonymous SNPs on Structure-Function of NPHS1 Gene: An In Silico Study In: National Seminar on Science and Technology for National Development in India, KIIT, 12th -13th December 2016 Sahu, S.K., Mohanty, D.N., Mishra, P.C., Jena, B. and Patra, B.K. 2016. Effects of Ovsynch Protocol and Insulin on Conception Rate in Post-partum Anestrus Cows. In: National Symposium on “Animal Fertility at Crossroads: Addressing the Issues through Conventional and Advanced Reproductive Technologies and XXXII Annual Convention of ISSAR, 6th – 8th December, SVVU, Tirupati, pp, 24. Samal, S., Barik,P.K. and Hota,P.K. 2016. Harmonics Mitigation by using Shunt Active Power Filter under Different Load Condition. In: Proceedings of 1st International Conference on Signal Processing, Communication, Power and Embedded system (SCOPES)-2016,IEEE Conference, Centurion University of Technology & Management, Paralakhemundi, Odisha. India. Samal, S., Barik,P.K. and Hota,P.K.2016. Reduction of harmonics by using three phase series active power filter. In: Proceedings of 3rd International Conference on Electrical, Electronics, Engineering Trends, Communication, Optimization and Sciences (EEECOS)-2016, IET Conference, SASI Institute of Technology and Engineering, Tadepalligudem, AP, Pp, 631-635.

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Samant, T.K. and Mohanty, T.R. 2016. Effect of sowing date and weed management practices on weed dynamics, growth, yield and economics in greengram under rainfed conditions. In: “Fourth International Agronomy Congress on Agronomy for sustainable management of natural resources, environment, energy and livelihood security to achieve zero hunger challenge”, 22nd -26th Nov., IARI, New Delhi , Pp, 465-467. Samant,T.K. and, Panigrahi, D. 2016. Effect of Weed anagement practices on Weed growth,Yield attributes ,Yield and economics of Toria (Brassica campestris ). Presented in national symposium on New horizon in pest management for sustainable development goals. 23-24 Dec. 2016, organised by SPPE, OUAT, Bhubaneswar. Saren, S. and Mishra, A. 2017. Site specific nutrient management for some important pulse crops under water stress scenario in Odisha. In: National Seminar on “Water Resources Management in the Context of Climate Change for Growing India” 27th February to 1st March, OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Odisha. Sasmal, A., Khulbe D., Samant P., Mishra M, Das S, Sahoo C.R. and· Sarangi P.K. 2016.Evaluation of insecticides and organic amendments on insect pest and leaf curl disease complex in chilli 2016. In: National Symposium on “New horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goal”, 23-24 Dec., Pp- 229pp Satapathy, D. and Misra, S.K. 2017. Abundance and distribution of fish seed along Ganjam coast , East coast of India. In: National seminar on Priorities in Aquaculture, 11th-12th Mar., Berhampur, Book of Abstracts, Pp, 74. Satpathy, S. S., Dehury, B., Rath, S. N. Pradhan, S. K. 2016, In silico Screening and Molecular Docking of Phytochemicals to identify Novel Mosquito/Insect Repellant Compounds targeting the odorant binding proteins (Obps) of Malaria Vectors In: National Seminar on Science and Technology for National Development in India, KIIT, 12th -13th December 2016 Senapati, D.K., Behura, N.C., Samal, L., Mishra, P.K., Mishra, S.K. and Panigrahi, B. 2016. Effects of growth curves on body weight, body conformation traits, feed and protein conversion efficiency of broiler breeder females in hot and humid climate of Odisha. In: International Conference on “Climate Change Adaptation and Biodiversity: Ecological Sustainability and Resource Management for Livelihood Security” (ASA: ICCB-2016), 8th-10th Dec., Port Blair, pp, 9. Seni, A., and Naik, B.S. 2016. Efficacy of some insecticides against brown plant hopper, Nilaparvata lugens (Stal) in rice. In: “National Symposium on New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals, Society for Plant Protection and Environment”, Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology, Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India, 23rd - 24th Dec, 2016. Pp 81-82 Sethy, A.K., Panda, M.R., Mohanty, B.N., Roul, T.K., Hembram, A and Dehuri, M. 2017. Prevalence of ticks in cattle and buffaloes in and around Bhubaneswar. In: International Symposium on “Current concepts in diagnosis & control of parasitic diseases to combat climate change”, 15-17th Feb., Shimoga, Pp, 49. Sethy, D., Dash, A.K., Kemp, P., Roy, C., Pogula, S., Prusty, M. and Dash, S. 2016. Effect of doses of Prilled Urea on Transport and Transformation of Nitrogen in Soil Columns. In National Seminar on “Forestry and Agriculture for Sustainable Future” during 18th Odisha Bigyan O Paribesh Congress organized by Orissa Environmental Society & Orissa University of Agriculture & Technology. Abstract pp-58.

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Singh, S and Mukherjee, S. K. 2016. Studies on flower thrips of cashew and its correlation with nut shedding. In: National Symposium on New Horizon in Pest Management for sustainable developmental goal, OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp,16 Subudhi, C.R., Senapati, S. C. and R. Subudhi .2017. Water harvesting and its management through farm pond and utilization of conserved water for vegetable crops. Accepted for poster presentation In: NCMAM-2017 held at OUAT. Organized by Kamala Nehru Mahavidyalaya, Nagpur and OUAT. Subudhi, C.R., Senapati, S. C. and R. Subudhi and B. Panigrahi.2017. Cropping system for sustainable agriculture and to obtain relationship between rainfall, runoff, soil loss and productivity in Kandhamal district of Odisha. In: NCMAM-2017 -2017 held at OUAT. Organized by Kamala Nehru Mahavidyalaya, Nagpur and OUAT. Subudhi, S.N, Panigrahi, D.,Meher .J. and Mishra. C.D. 2016. Evaluation of released rice varieties against rice root knot nematode (Meloidogyne graminicola ). Presented in national symposium on New horizon in pest management for sustainable development goals. 23-24 Dec. 2016, organised by SPPE, OUAT, Bhubaneswar Swain, A. K. and Swain, S. K. 2017. Seed yield and quality of sesame as influenced by application of micronutrients. In: XIV National Seed Seminar on “Food Security through Augmented Seed Supply under Climate Uncertainties”, 28th -30th Jan., IARI, New Delhi, Pp, 133. Swain, S. K., Mohanty, S. and Muduli, K. C. 2017. Development of suitable technology to prolong storage life of groundnut seeds under coastal agro-climatic conditions of Odisha. In: XIV National Seed Seminar on “Food Security through Augmented Seed Supply under Climate Uncertainties”, 28th -30th Jan., IARI, New Delhi, Pp, 300. Talukdar, D., Behura, N.C. and Samal, L. 2016. Effects of dietary crude protein intake on semen production and semen quality of broiler breeder males. In: National Symposium on “Rural Poultry for Livelihood, Nutritional and Economic Security” and XXXIII Annual Conference of Indian Poultry Science Association (IPSACON 2016), 3rd-5th Nov., Khanapara, pp, 150. Thongdok, P.K., Sahu, B., Nanda, S., Das, S. and Padhi, N., 2017. Comparative evaluation of commercial probiotic preparations for growth performance and disease resistance in Labeo rohita (Hamilton) fingerlings. In: “National Seminar on Priorities in Fisheries and Aquaculture”, 11th-12th Mar., Berhampur, Book of Abstracts, Pp, 155 Tripathi, R. S., Sahoo, B. K. and Sahoo, G. 2016. Integrated rodent pest management in fields and stores. In: National Symposium on “New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals”, 23rd-24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp.75-89. Tripathy, M.K., Barik,N.C. and Tripathy,G.C. 2016. Comparative efficiency of few chemicals on brown plant hoppers Nilaparvata lugens (STAL) infestating paddy. Abstract In : National Symposium on “New Horizon in Pest Management for sustainable Developmental Goals”, 23-24th Dec.,2016,Pp,98. Tripathy, M.K., Barik,N.C., and Sahu.S.,2016. Comparative efficacy of few IPM modules in controlling Leucinodes orbonalis guenee infestation in brinjal. Abstract In : National Symposium on “New Horizon in Pest Management for sustainable Developmental Goals”, 23-24th Dec., Pp,100. Udgata, S. K., Sahu, B., Choudhury, D., Patra, S.K., Pasupalak, N. C and Namdeo, M. S. 2017. Disease prevalence in freshwatwer fish farms in districts of southern odisha. In: National Seminar on Priorities in Fisheries and Aquaculture, 11th -12th Mar., Berhampur

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Waris, Md., Kar, A. K. and Mishra, M. K. 2016 . Seed mycoflora of some important rice varieties in Odisha and their impact on seed quality. In: National Symposium on “New Horizons in Pest Management for Sustainable Developmental Goals”, 23rd-24th Dec., OUAT, Bhubaneswar.pp, 41-42. (A) Chapter in Books: Behera, B. 2016. Climate smart IFS for sustainable production and farm income. In: Training Manual on ‘Root and tuber crops based integrated farming system: a way forward toaddress climate change and livelihood improvement’. (Eds) Nedunchezhiyan, M.,Bansode, V.V., Chauhan, V.B.S. and Mukherjee, A. (Publ.) The Head, ICAR- Central Tuber Crops Research Institute, Regional Centre, Dumuduma, Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India, Pp, 59-64. Behera, B. 2016. IFS Model for Livelihood Improvement of Farm Families. In :Integrated Farming System: An Approach towards Livelihood Improvement of Farm Women and Natural Resource Conservation. Compendium: ICAR sponsored Short Course on “Integrated Farming System: An Approach towards Livelihood Improvement of Farm Women and Natural Resource Conservation” (Eds) Dr. Naresh Babu, Dr. Biswanath Sahoo, Dr. Shivaji D. Argade, Dr. J. Charles Jeeva and Dr. Laxmipriya Sahoo (publ.) The Director, ICAR- Central Institute for Women in Agriculture, Bhubaneswar, Pp, 95 – 104. Behera, B. S., Behera, R. D., Behera, A. C. and Behera R. A. 2017. Curricular change and Human resource development for Integrated Farming Systems in Odisha based Agricultural conditions and promotion of Agricultural Technology to acive vision 2050 by introduction of Right to Extension Education Act. Educational Technology in the 21st Century. New Delhi Publishers, New Delhi, Pp-11-26. Behera, B. S., Behera, R. D., Behera, A. C. and Behera, R. A. 2016. A study on the information and communication system among small and marginal farmers of Bhadrak District of Odisha. Research Frontier in Sciences. Bhumi publishing, Maharastra, Pp-124-136. Behera, R. D. 2016. INM at a Glance. Agriculture Research in a Nutshell. International Research publication House, Delhi, Pp-113-126. Behera, R. D. 2016. Water is Life : A Conceptual Discussion. Young Scientist’s Research at a Glance. International Research publication House, Delhi, Pp-25-45. Behera, R. D. and Behera B. S. 2016. Water Conservation for next Successors. Water research & technology. Bhumi publishing, Maharastra, Pp-90-103. Behera, R. D. and Behera B. S. 2016.Liming Material for Soil Amendment. Research Frontier in Sciences. Bhumi publishing, Maharastra, Pp-101-116. Behera, R. D. and Behera, B. S. 2016. Bio-Diversity of Ants in Coastal Belt of Odisha. Agriculture Research in a Nutshell. International Research publication House, Delhi, Pp-59-67. Behera, R. D. and Behera, B. S. 2017. Role of Agricultural Extension in the context of climate change in Agriculture. Nature Conservation & Resource Management for Human Welfare. Daya Publishing House, New Delhi, Pp-53-65. Behera, S. K., Bishoyi, B. S., Das, S. L., Hembram, S., and Behera, U. K. 2016. Improvement in yield performance of SWARNA SUB-1 rice genotype (Oryza sativa) under submergence condition through nitrogen management. In: Rice based farming system for livelihood security under changing climatic scenario, Agrotech Publishing Academy, Udaipur, Rajastan, pp 329-333.

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Beura, S., Jagadev, P.N., Palai, S.K. and Nath, M.R. 2017. Souvenir of Workshop cum training to flower grower on “protected cultivation of Anthurium and Lilium, Department of Floriculture & Landscaping, OUAT, Bhubaneswar. Chinara, N., Mohapatra, K.B. and Pani, B.K.2016.Mushroom: A functional food. In: Trailing the Foot Prints of Nutrition and Wellness: Entrapping Foothold of Healthy Nation, Anand Prakashan, Kolkata, Pp, 103-108. Das, S. and Dash, A. 2016 Extent of Participation of Women in Farm Activities in Rice Based Farming System of Odisha” In in Extension issues and approaches having ISBN 978-81-7622-393-5. Jena, D. 2016. Family Farming and Gender Issues. In: Integrated Farming System practices: Challenges and Opportunities. New India Publishing Agency (NIPA), New Delhi. Mahapatra, S. 2017. Entrepreneurship Opportunities in Supply Chain Management of Agri-produce in the book “Agro-Entrepreneurship” published by Scientific Publishers, 2017, pp. 107-114 Mishra, B. 2016. Extension strategy of enhancing pulse production. (In) Pulse Productivity and Production Challenges in India (Eds.S.S.Nanda).Pp291-307.Published by NIPA, New Delhi. Mishra, B. 2016. Participatory extension approaches for technology transfer. (In) Integrated farming system Practices: Challenges & Opportunities,(Eds,S.S.Nanda) Pp. 513-532, Published by NIPA, New Delhi. Mishra, P. J. 2016. Prospects of Agroforestry in Integrated Farming System. In: Integrated Farming System Practices: Challenges and oppurtunities. ISBN 9789385516207. Mishra,C.S.K., Purohit,S. and Acharya P. 2017 Ecological significance of below ground biodiversity in tropical forests and the possible impact of climate change. In:Emerging Issues in Environmental Science-Concerns and Management. New Delhi Publishers:pp 13-22. Munde1, N.A. , Jadhaol,K.R., Samal, K.C., Pradhan, S.K. and Rout, G.R.. 2016. Allele Mining of ATP Binding Cassette (ABC) STAR2 Transporter Gene for Aluminum Tolerance in Rice (Oryza sativa L.). In. K. C. Samal and G. R. Rout. Eds. Proceedings of the National Seminar on Plant Genomics and Biotechnology: Challenges and Opportunities in 21st Century. 222p. Excel India Publishers, New Delhi. India (ISBN: 978-93-85777-39-4) Nandi, A., Dash, S.K., Sarkar ,S., Das, S. and Patnaik, A. 2016. Current status of legume vegetables in Odisha. Souvenir National symposium on vegetable legumes for soil and human health ( February 12-14,2016 at IIVR, Varanasi, India),pp. 57-64 Nandi, A., Dash,S.K., Sarkar ,S., Das, S. and Das, A.K. 2016. AICRP on Vegetable Crops, OUAT Bhubaneswar at a Glance. Souvenir National Seminar on Horticultural Diversity for Prosperity ( February 10-12, 2016 at OUAT, Bhubaneswar ) ,pp. 57-64 Ndjeunga, J., Arega, A., Katungi, E., Mausch, K., Charyulu, D.K., Coulibaly, O., Bantilon, C.s., Ahmed, Benjamin, Zarafi, M., A., Cisse, Y., Suhasini, K., Rashis, A.M., and Behura, D. 2016. Enhancing market opportunities, policies and partnerships along the legume value chain to increase the income and nutritional security of smallholder farmers in drought-prone areas of Sub- Saharan Africa and South Asia in the book “Seven seasons of learning and engaging smallholder farmers in the drought –prone areas of sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia through Tropical Legumes, 2007-2014”. Editors: Emmanuel S Monyo and Rajeev K Varshney, ICRISAT, 2016, pp. 3-10. Panda, N and Nanda, S. 2016. Poultry Rearing : A profitable Enterprise in Integrated Farming systems- Book Chapter-In Integrated farming system practices challenges and opportunities.- NIPA- New Delhi,pp: 183-195.

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Parija, S. C. 2017. Marine and fresh water fishes as a store house of neutraceuticals: Advances in marine and natural products in neutraceutical research, ICAR-CIFT publications; 2017: p-45-72. Patra, A.K. 2016. Livestock production in a changing climate: impacts and mitigation. In: Climate change, disaster management and environment. (eds., A. Chauhan and P K Bharti). Discovery Publishing House Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi. pp. 93-107. (ISBN 978-93-5056-784-5) Patra, A.K. and Patra, R.K. 2016. Agrometeorology: a supportive tool for agricultural research and development. In: Climate change, disaster management and environment. (eds., A. Chauhan and P K Bharti). Discovery Publishing House Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi. pp. 131-150. (ISBN 978- 93-5056-784-5). Patra, A.K. and. Patra, R.K. 2016. Agroforestry: a land use system for soil improvement. In: Agro- forestry and Sustainable Agriculture. (eds., P. Sharma and P K Bharti). Discovery Publishing House Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi. pp. 19-37. (ISBN 978-93-5056-786-9) Pradhan, J. , Kar. M., Sahoo, S.K., Lalotra, S. and Panigrahi, K.K. 2016 Response of Rice Phenophage to Water deficit. Climate Change and its implications on crop production and food security. Raul, S. K. and Gaur, M. L. 2016. Evaluation of Performance Indices for Water Delivery Systems: Canal Irrigation. In: Soil and Water Engineering: Principles and Applications of Modelling, Innovations in Agricultural and Biological Engineering (Vol. 6) (Eds. Panigrahi, B. and Goyal, M. R.), Pub. by Apple Academic Press, Inc. pp. 317-341 (ISBN 13: 978-1-77188-392-4, 13: 978-1-77188-393-1). Rout, G.R. and Samal, K.C. 2016. Climate Change and Crop Improvement. In: K. C. Samal and G. R. Rout. Eds. Proceedings of the National Seminar on Plant Genomics and Biotechnology: Challenges and Opportunities in 21st Century. 222p. Excel India Publishers, New Delhi. India (ISBN:978-93-85777-39-4). Rout, P.K., Paul, J.C and Panigrahi, B. 2016. Remote Sensing and GIS Applications for Water Resources Planning in Micro-Watershed. In: Modeling Methods and Practices in Soil and Water Engineering, Edn. B. Panigrahi and M. R. Goyal, Apple Academic Press, USA,Pp, 215-278. Roy, B.K. 2016. Question Bank on Veterinary Science. Kalyani Publishers. (Ch. -15 : 233-245) Sahu, R.K., Paul, J.C and Panigrahi, B. 2016. Watershed Planning Using Interactive Multi-Objective Linear Programming Approach: A Case Study. In: Soil and Water Engineering: Principles and Applications of Modeling, Edn. B. Panigrahi and M. R. Goyal, Apple Academic Press, USA,Pp, 145-222. Samal, K.C.and Rout, G.R. 2016. Computational Analyses of Allergens for Improved Allergenicity Risk Assessment in Bt Brinjal (Solanum melongena). In. K. C. Samal and G. R. Rout. Eds. Proceedings of the National Seminar on Plant Genomics and Biotechnology: Challenges and Opportunities in 21st Century. 222p. Excel India Publishers, New Delhi. India (ISBN:978- 93-85777-39-4). Samal, L., Sejian, V., Bagath, M., Krishnan, G. and Bhatta, R. 2017. Different Heat Stress Indices to Quantify Stress Response in Livestock and Poultry. In: Livestock Meteorology. New India Publishing Agency, New Delhi, pp, 165-180. Samal, S. and Mishra C.S.K.2017. Soil micro and mesofauna as effective tools for diagnosis of biotic and abiotic stress In:Emerging Issues in Environmental Science-Concerns and Management. New Delhi Publishers:pp 37-51.

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Sejian, V., Krishnan, G., Bagath, M., Samal, L., Soren, N.M., Malik, P.K. and Bhatta, R. 2017. Weather extremes and livestock production under humid tropics. In: Livestock Meteorology. New India Publishing Agency, New Delhi, pp, 145-164. Srinivas, P., Khulbe D. and Sangeetha G. 2016. Trichoderma spp. as a biocontrol agent: Status and prospects for sustainable disease management in horticultural ecosystems. In: Kumar V., Singh S.K. and Sharma S. (Eds.), Bioassay, production protocol and quality control for Trichoderma based biopesticides: pp 44-53. (B) Books Behera, R. D., Dash, P. and Purohit, D. 2017. Managing Soil Health for Sustainable High Productivity. LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishers. ISBN:978-3-659-61731-7. Behera, R. D., Pattanayak, S.K. and Das, S. 2017. Comparative performance of different sources of Liming Materials. LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishers. ISBN:978-620-2-05438-6. Khatua, S. K., Panigrahi, B. And Paul, J. C. 2016. Planning and Development of Ideal Watershed with Zero Surface Runoff, Lap Lambert Academic Publishing, Germany. Mahapatra, S., Munda, P.C., and Behura, D., 2017, Study material for Agrientrepreneurship Development Program, Department of Agribusiness management, CPGS, OUAT Mohapatra, B.P. and Das, S. 2016. Gender Mainstreaming in Farm Sector. NEW INDIA PUBLISHING AGENCY, New Delhi-110034. India. ISBN: 978-93-85516-61-0. Pages-67 Mukhopadhyay S D, Dash S R, Acharya S K, Raj R K and Mishra G C.2017.Watershed Development for Tribal People:The Approach and Impact: ISBN: 978-93-85822-31-5 Naik, B. S., Paul, J. C. and Panigrahi, B. 2016. Land and Water Use Planning for Eastern Ghat region of Odisha, India, Lap Lambert Academic Publishing, Germany. Nayak, B.R. 2017 Irrigation and Nitrogen Management in Aerobic Rice. My Research Publication, New Delhi, ISBN: 978-93-85516-92-4. Prakash, A., Rao,J. Sahoo,B.K.,Singh, K.I.and Jamir,I.T.A. 2016. Pests of Stored Grains and Their Management. Published by AZRA, Bhubaneswar, Odisha. ISBN 81-90 0947- 3-1, Pp, 168. Sahoo, B. 2016. Site specific nutrient management in Elephant Foot Yam. Publishers:NIPA Sarangi, C.R., Santra, G.H. and Sahoo, B. 2016. Nutrient management in horticulture. Publishers: NIPA Satapathy. C, Mishra, B. and Mishra, B. 2016. Sustainability of Small Farms in Coastal Ecosystems. New India Publishing Agency, New Delhi-110034. India. ISBN: 978-93-85516-27-6. Pages-190. Shial,G., Mohapatra, A.K. and Sahoo, B. 2016. Suitable agrofestry practices in North-Eastern coastal plane zome of Odisha. Publishers: NIPA (E) Laboratory Manual: Biswal S. S., Nahak A. K., Mishra P.C., Jena B., Patra B. K., Barik A.K., Mohanty D. N. 2017. Practical Manual on Veterinary Obstetrics (VGO- 421) Dept. of ARGO, CVSc & AH, OUAT. Ghosal M.K., Mishra J.N. and Dash, A.K. 2016. Renewable Energy, FMP-322(A). Dept. of Farm Machinery and Power, College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology, OUAT, Bhubaneswar. Jena B., Nahak A. K., Mishra P.C., Barik A.K. and Mohanty D. N. 2016. Practical Manual on Veterinary Gynaecology (VGO- 411) Dept. of ARGO, CVSc & AH, OUAT Karna, D. K. 2017. Practical Manual on Dept. of ABG, College of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry, OUAT

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Mahapatra Markandeya, 2016. System Engineering, FMP-426(C). Dept. of Farm Machinery and Power, College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology, OUAT, Bhubaneswar. Nahak A. K., Jena B., Mishra P.C., Barik A.K. and Mohanty D. N. 2016. Practical Manual on Veterinary Andrology And Reproductive Techniques (VGO- 511) Dept. of ARGO, CVSc & AH, OUAT. Nath, I., Patra, B.K., Gupta, A.R., Sahoo, A.K., Biswal, S.S. 2016. Practical record on Veterinary Clinical Practice(VCP- 411 , VCP- 421& VCP-511), Dept. of TVCC, College of Veterinary Science & AH, OUAT, Pp 90. Panda N., Swain, R.K. & Sethy, K. 2016. Training manual developed on “Fodder Production and Livestock Feeding Management” by Dr. for skill development training programme of rural youth from 22.02.2016- 22.03.2016 at Department of Animal Nutrition, OUAT, Bhubaneswar Panda, M.R., Mohanty, B.N. and Dehuri, M. 2016. Practical Manual for VPA-211(General Veterinary Parasitology and Helminthology),Pp,40 Panda, M.R., Mohanty, B.N. and Dehuri, M. 2016. Practical Manual for VPA-221(Veterinary Entomology and Acarology). Pp,35 Panda, M.R., Mohanty, B.N. and Dehuri, M. 2016. Practical Manual for VPA-222(Veterinary Protozoology), Pp,30 Practical Manual on “Communication skills and Personality Development” published by the Department of Extension Education, College of Agriculture, OUAT, Pp-45. Practical manual on Veterinary Histology & Embryology, 211 (2+2) for MSVE-2008 Practical manual on Veterinary Anatomy (4+3) , Vol-I, Part –I &II for MSVE-2016 Practical manual on Veterinary Anatomy (4+3) , Vol-II, Part –I &II Practical manual on Veterinary Applied Anatomy & Biomechanics, 221 (1+1) Practical Mannual on Veterinary Physiology as per MSVE-2016 for 1st professionals of B.V.Sc & A.H (F) Extension Bulletins/ Booklets Behera, M., Satpathy, B. 2016. Goat farming. Published by Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Angul. Behera, R. D. 2016. Deficiency Symptoms of Plant Nutrients.Published by Krushi Vigyan Kendra, Malkangiri. Behera, R. D. 2016. Function of Plant Nutrients.Published by Krushi Vigyan Kendra, Malkangiri. Behera, R. D. 2016. Importance of Soil Testing.Published by Krushi Vigyan Kendra, Malkangiri. Behera, R. D. 2016. Production of Vermicompost & Vermiculture.Published by Krushi Vigyan Kendra, Malkangiri. Behera, R. D. 2016. Soil Fertility.Published by Krushi Vigyan Kendra, Malkangiri. Behera, R. D. 2016. Toxicity of Plant Nutrients.Published by Krushi Vigyan Kendra, Malkangiri. Behera, R. D. and Rai, A. K. 2017. Major Disease & Pest in Paddy and their Management.Published by Krushi Vigyan Kendra, Malkangiri. Behera, R. D. and Rai, A. K. 2017. Scientific Cultivation of Sweet Potato & Foot Yam. Published by Krushi Vigyan Kendra, Malkangiri. Beura, S.2017. Cultivation of Anthurium under shade net(Odiya).OUAT,Bhubaneswar, Pp,5. Beura,S and Jagadev, P.N. 2016. Commercial cultivation of Tissue Culture Banana, Pp, 19. Beura,S., Giri,T.K., Jagadev, P.N. and Pallai,S.K.2017. Protected cultivation of Lilium-A Beura,S., Toppo,R., Jagadev, P.N. and Pallai,S.K.2017.Protected Cultivation of Anthurium

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Beura,S.2017.Cultivation of Lilium in Green house (Odia).OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp,5 Biswal, J.K. 2016. ICT Application in Agriculture. Published by KVK Mayurbhanj-I Biswal, K.K.2016. Blackgram & Greengram cultivation in kharif season. Published by KVK, Nuapada, Pp, 20. Das A. 2016. Kharatia muga o biri chaasa. Published by Krishi Vigyan Kendra Das, A.K., Behera, K.K.2016. Novel Agrochemicals for plant protection on Vegetables. Published by KVK,Bolangir Das, A.K., Behera, K.K.2016.Management and Balance health of soil. Published by KVK,Bolangir Das, A.K., Behera, K.K.2016.Micronutrient deficiency symptoms and management of fruit crop of Lemon,Banana and Mango. Published by KVK,Bolangir Das, N. and Mahalik, J.K. 2017. Nematode Problems and their management in brinjal (Odia).Pp.08. Dash, D. 2016. Soil testing to maintain soil health (in Odia). Published by Krishi Vigyan Kenda, Bhadrak Dash, S. 2017. Mrutikaparikhya o sara parichalana. Published by KVK, Jajpur Dhal G. C. 2016. Use of Farm Machineries. Extension Leaflet published by KVK, Mayurbhanj-II Mohanty S.K.; Mishra, J.N. and Pradhan, P.L. 2016. OUAT- three row manual rice transplanter, Success Story 1/2015-16 published by AICRP on ESA, OUAT, Bhubaneswar. Majhi,P., Taria. S., 2016, UnnataBiri bihan uttapadana -Published by KVK, Puri, PP-12 Mallick, H.N. and Das, T.K.,2017 Skill development training manual on Small poultry Farmer. Meher,S.K., Begum,R. and Sahu,S. 2016.Potal Chasa.(Pointedgourd cultivation) Published by Krishi Vigyan Kendra,Gambharipali,Bargarh,OUAT,Pp,1-12. Mishra, A., Jagadev, P. N., Ghosal, D., Mohanty, A. K., Satpathy, P. C., Biswal, G. and Sasmal, A. 2017. Odishare Baigyanika paddhatire bihana aloo utpadana pranali (Scientific Technology for seed potato production in Odisha). Pub.- Directorate of Extension Education, OUAT, Bhubaneswar- 751003. Mishra, A., Jagadev, P. N., Ghosal, D., Mohanty, A. K., Satpathy, P. C., Biswal, G. and Sasmal A., 2017. Seed potato production technology for Odisha. Pub.- Directorate of Extension Education, Odisha University of Agriculture & Technology, Bhubaneswar- 751003. Mishra, B. 2017. Jibanusarara upadayata. Published by KVK, Jajpur Mishra, B. 2017. Pana Chasa. Published by KVK, Jajpur Mishra, I., Satpathy, B. 2016. Honey bee rearing. Published by Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Angul. Mishra, I., Satpathy, B. 2016. Neem Based Pesticide. Published by Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Angul. Mishra, R.P., Satpathy, B. 2016. Training Manual on profitable aquaculture. Published by Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Angul. Mohanta, B. 2017. Pani Pariba Chhasare bunda jalasechanara upajogita. Published by KVK, Jajpur. Mohanty, A., Baral.S.,2016, Byabasaika vitire kadali chasa, PP-12, KVK, Puri Mohanty, B., Satpathy, B. 2016. Farm mechanization. Published by Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Angul. Mohanty, D.K. 2016. Adhunika Krishi Jantrapati (Modern agricultural implements). Published by Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Mayurbhanj-I Mohanty, P and Mohanty, L.K. 2016. Sita Dinia Panipariba Chasa, KVK, Kendrapara.

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Mohanty, S. & Mohanty S. 2017. Unnata Pranalire Chinabadam Chasa published by KVK, Gajapati Mohanty, S. & Mohanty S. 2017. Unnata Pranalire Rasi Chasa published by KVK, Gajapati Mohanty, S. & Mohanty S. 2017. Unnata Pranalire Muga Chasa published by KVK, Gajapati Mohanty, S., Nayak, P.K. and Patnaik, J.R. 2016. Akhu chasare roga poka paricahlana. Mohanty, S.K. and Mishra, J.N. 2016. Odisha dangerous machine regulation rule 2008, its role for minimizing accidents (Odia and English). College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology. Mohanty, S.K. and Mishra, J.N. 2016. Safe use of Axial flow thresher(Odia). College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology. Mohanty, S.K. and Mishra, J.N. 2016. Slow moving vehicle and its role(Odia). College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology. Mohapatra, S. 2016. Sankar Jaitya Bilati Baigana Chasa(Olichikiri Script). Published by KVK Mayurbhanj-I. Nayak, A.P. 2016. Training manual on Fishery Science. Publisher: KVK, Bhadrak. Nayak, R.K.,Jena,B , Das J., Shukla, A.K. 2016. Micronutrients for field crops. Palai, T.K. 2016. Backyard poultry farming (in Odia). Published by Krishi Vigyan Kenda, Bhadrak. Palai, T.K. 2016. Training manual on Animal Science. Publisher: KVK, Bhadrak. Panda D. 2016. Insect and pest control in Pigeon pea crop. Leaflet published by KVK, Mayurbhanj-II. Panda, P. K., Sethi, K. and Mukherjee, S. K. 2017. Lanka Amba chasa: Lagaiba tharu amala parjyanta. Panda, P.K., Sethi,K., Mukherjee, S.K. and Tripathy, P..2016. Lanka Amba chasa Samannita Roga Poka Niyantrana: Panda,T.C., Barik,N.C., Bhoi,T. and Sahu,S. 2016. Unnat Krushire Bunda Jalasechana (Drip irrigation in improved agriculture) Published by Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Bargarh. Pp,1-12. Panigrahi, R, Prusti,A.M 2016. Greengram & Blackgram cultivation after harvest of paddy, 2016 published by KVK, Nayagarh Pp 16. Panigrahi, R.K., Panda, P.K.,Mohapatra, P.M., and Bala, S., 2016. Barsha ruture harada Chasa .Published by Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Kalahandi Paramaguru, S., Baral, S. 2016, Unnata muga bihan uttapadana – published by KVK, Puri, PP-12, Patnaik, J.R., Nayak, P.K. and Mohanty, S. 2016. Unnatta Pranalire Akhu Chasa. Published by AICRP on Sugarcane, SRS, Nayagarh, Pp,22 Patra, A. R. & Jena, N.K. Commercial cultivation of marigold for self-employment of farm women. Published by KVK, Balasore. Page 10 Patra, A. R. & Jena, N.K. Solution to the problems faced by mushroom growers of Balasore district. Published by KVK, Balasore. Page 10 Patra, D. 2017. Swalpakharchare pustikara byanjan prastuti. Published by KVK, Jajpur Pattnaik, S. 2016. Baigyanika Pranalire Khamba alu Chasa(Olichikiri Script). Published by KVK Mayurbhanj-I Pattnaik, S. 2016. Dhana Pare Buta Chasa. Published by KVK Mayurbhanj-I Pradhan, L. 2016. Paddy straw Mushroom cultivation. Published by Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Keonjhar, Pamplet Pradhan, L.Nath, S.K. Nanda, P.K. and Sen, J. 2016. Mushroom Production and its Value addition, Publishers, Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Keonjhar.Pp-100

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Pradhan, Monalisa, P. K. Prusti, 2016. Atma Niyukti Nimante Byabasayika Bhittire Chhatu Chasa. Published by KVK, Sambalpur. Pradhan, P.L.2016. Promotion of self propelled riding type rice transplanters in Odisha. Extension Bulletin No. CIAE/FIM/2016/191 published by CIAE, ICAR. Prusti, P. K., S. Sahu, 2016. Gunatmaka Amala Bruddhi Pain Jibanu Sarara Upayogita, Published by KVK, Sambalpur. Prusti, P. K., S. Sahu, 2016. Samanwita Paddhati re Dhana Re Kita Parichalana. Published by KVK, Sambalpur Rai, A. K. and Behera, R. D. 2016. Sweet Corn. Published by Krushi Vigyan Kendra, Malkangiri. Rout, B., Sahu, S. and Badjena, T, 2016. Commercial mushroom production, published by KVK, Nayagarh Pp, 12. Routray, B. K,. Dash .S .R. and and Mishra .D. 2017.Integrtaed pest and disease management in Oil seed and Pulses. Published by KVK Jagatsinghpur , Pp 1-24. Sahoo, B. 2016. Micronutrient defficiency in vegetable crops and their remedies (in Odia). Published by Krishi Vigyan Kenda, Bhadrak. Sahoo, B. 2016. Pointed gourd cultivation (in Odia). Published by Krishi Vigyan Kenda, Bhadrak Sahoo, G.R., Satpathy, B. 2016. Lac Cultivation. Published by Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Angul. Sahoo, S. K., Dwibedi, S. K., Soren, L., Majhi, P. and Mishra, C. 2016. Suryamukhi Chasa: Eka Byabasayika Anuchinta. Published by Krishi Vigyanm Kendra, Deogarh. Pp.16. Sahu, S, Badjena, T, Rout, B 2016. Yearling production, published by KVK, Nayagarh Pp, 12. Sahu, S, Mohanty,G.K,Acharya, S 2016. Backyard poultry production, published by KVK, Nayagarh Pp, 12. Sahu, Srikanta, P. K. Prusti, 2016. Fasala Utpadana Bruddhire Mati Parikshya ra Bhumika. Published by KVK, Sambalpur. Samant, T. K. 2016. Arhar Cultivation. Published by Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Angul. Samant, T. K. 2016. Soil Health Management. Published by Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Angul. Satapathy, S. K., Das, A. B., Mallick, J. 2017. Integrated pest & disease management in Oilseed crops, Pp: 1-16. Satapathy, S. K., Giri B., Mallick, J. 2017. Pests & diseases management in some fruit & vegetable crops, Pp: 1-12. Satapathy, S. K., Giri B., Sethy, H. 2017. Agrotechniques of Bnanan & Papaya cultivation, Pp: 1-12. Satapathy, S. K., Giri B., Sethy, H. 2017. Soil Sample collection technique & acid soil management , Pp: 1-12. Satpathy, B., Acharya, S. 2016. ITK. Published by Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Angul. Sen, J., Das S. Nath, S.K. Nanda P.K, and Pradhan,L.2016 Parikhya pain mati sangraha kariba kipari. Published by Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Keonjhar, Pp-8. Sen, J., Nanda. P.K, Das S.and Pradhan,L 2016 Barsadiniya muga o biri chasa. Published by Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Keonjhar, Pp-6 Yadav, S., Das, A., et al. 2016. Mechanical transplanted rice-Training of trainers module. Publisher: KVK, Bhadrak.

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(G) Popular Articles: Acharya,S., Satpathy,B. 2016. Palachatu chasare dekhajauthiba samasya o tara samadhan. Krishi Jagarana, July 2016, Pg.:54-55. Behera, R. D. (2017). Production of Vermicompost, Sarbashakti News Paper,1-15th January, 2017, pp:7. Behera. B. 2016. Diversification of rice farms in Odisha through farming system approach. Beura, S.2017. Prospects and Feasibility of Anthurium cultivation in Odisha. Souviner on cultivation of Anthurium and Lilium, OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp: 29-32. Biswal S.S. 2016 Proteomics of seminal plasma in bovine.State Level Seminar, Odisha Chapter, ISSAR Das, N. 2016. Phasalare Sutrijiba janita Samasya o tara Ptatikar, Chasira Sansara, July-Sept., Dash S K. 2016. Processing of cashew, Chasira Sansara, 51 (1-20, Pp, 51-52). Dash, S. K. 2016. Perforation mediated modified atmosphere packaging- a novel packaging technology, Souvenir, National seminar on Horticultural Diversity for Prosperity, Bhubaneswar, Feb 10-12, 2016. Gupta, A.R. & Sahoo, A.K. 2017. Bathing your dog. Souvenir, Dog show cuttack, Feb 2017, Pp:47-48. Hansda,S.Ray,S.K.Borah,T.R. and Dutta,S.2016. Soil borne diseases of crop and their management. Association for advancement in plant protection,B.C.K.V, Kalyani,Nadia Pp:29-33. Jena G., Sahoo N., Kumar D., Das M.R.and Behera H..2016. Kukura Manankara Madhumeha Roga. Prani Vikash Dhara, Issue-3, Vol-1, PP-22-23 Jena G.R., Patra R.C.and Kumar D. 2017. Health Risks in overweight or obese dogs, Souvenir of Cuttack Dog Show on 12th February 2017, Cuttack, PP-44-46 Jena, B. K., Das R. K., Ransingh N. 2017. Genetic variability, heritability and genetic advance for quantitative traits in aromatic rice, Environment and Ecology, January, 2017, Pp: 31-26. Khulbe D. and Srinivas P. 2017. Basic concept of biodynamic agriculture. Sabujima. 25, 45-48. (ISSN 092-8562) Kumar D., Jena G.and Das M.R. 2017. Unnata pranalire labha janaka bataka palana, Prani Vikash Dhara, 1 (2):26-28 Maharana, K. 2017. Crop Improvement in Anthurium. Souviner on Lilium and Anthurium. In: Workshop cum training to flower grower on protected cultivation of Anthurium and Lilium, OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp, 40-45. Mishra J P, N R Sarangi, R P Mishra, N Kumar, B P Mishra and P K Rath. 2016. Factors Influencing Quality and Composition of Milk: An Economic Concern to the Indian Farmer. Indian Farmer, 3 (10): 734-738. Mishra, A. 2017. Aloo Mission ra pratibandhaka (Obstacles of Potato Mission). The Samaja (02.03.2017) Mishra, A. and Dash, A.K. 2017. Jamire Sabuja Sara Prayogara Abasyakata. Sarabarta (Odia). March, pp: 5-9. Mishra, H.P. 2016. “Kharif Phasalare Kum Roga Poka Lagiba Pain Ketoti Janiba Katha. Krushi O Krushaka. Pp, 12-13. Mishra, H.P. 2016. Surakhita Gruhare Chasa Heuthiba Panipariba Ebam Phulare Poka Niyantrana. Chasir Sansar. 51 (2): 21-22. Mishra, M. 2016. Risk analysis for identification of system efficiency-AAAGV(1):624-626 Mishra, M.K .2016. ‘Dhana Phasara muksha roga o tara pratikar’ (Important diseases of rice and their management Krishi o Krushak,vol 1, issue 1,16-30 June, 2016. Mishra, P & Mohapatra, S. 2016. Gomphrena ! A multipurpose rainy season crop. Indian Farmer’s Digest, April 2016, PP.32-33.

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Mishra, P.C., Mohanty, L.D. and Mishra, P.K. 2016. Gomahisadinka prajanana parichalanare chasi bhainka bhumika. Prani Bikasha Dhara,1(2): 4-7. Mohanty M, & Parhi, P. 2016. Green consumerism, Sabujima, Vol.24, pp.22-23. Mohanty, P. 2016. Kipari karibe sajana chasa. Krusi Jeeban, Dharitri, pp:18, Wednesday, 28th September, 2016 Mohanty, P. 2016. Saala kisama kobi chasa pain chara prastuti. Krusi Jeeban, Dharitri, pp:18, Wednesday, 31st August, 2016 Mohanty, P. 2016. Baigyanika padhatire simla lanka chasa. Krusi Jeeban, Dharitri, pp:18, Wednesday, 30th November, 2016 Mohanty, P. 2016. Nadia Chasa. Tulasi Khetra (weekly), 15(6):3, 30th March to 6th April, 2016 Mohanty, P. 2016. Sita dinia bean Chasa. Krusi Jeeban, Dharitri, pp:18, Wednesday, 16th November, 2016 Mohanty, P. 2016. Udyana re antaha phasala chasa. Tulasi Khetra (weekly), 1(1):7, 25th May to 31st May, 2016 Mohanty, P. 2017. Khara dinia kalara chasa. Krusi Jeeban, Dharitri, pp:18, Wednesday, 8th March, 2017 Mohanty, P. 2017. Sebati phula chasa. Krusi Jeeban, Dharitri, pp:18, Wednesday, 4th January, 2017 Mohapatra M. 2017. Ozone applications in food industries, Confluence, Published on the occasion of closing ceremony of Golden Jubilee celebration of CAET, 19th to 21st Jan 2017, Pp, 43. Mohapatra M. and Prasad D. 2017. Thermo-chemical conversion of biomass, Technoscript, CAET Literary Society Magazine, Pp, 27. Mohapatra, K.B., Pani, B.K. and Chinara, N.2016. Role of mushroom cultivation in rural development. Agrivision. College of Agriculture, OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp: 52-54. Mohapatra, K.B.2016. Mushroom Cultivation in Odisha: opportunities and challenges, Ananygiri, Special issue on Doubling Farm Income by 2022, Pp: 55-58. Nath, S.K. 2016. Chha barsha re dwi guna aaya, sata na swapna. The Samaj, 28.07.2016. Pp-6 Nath, S.K. 2016. Dali dara Khasuni Kanhiki(Editorial), The Samaj, 26.05.2016.Pp-6 Nayak R.K. & Jena B. 2016. Dalijatiya phasala pain gandhaka sara ra byabahara, Chasira Sansar, P-26, July-Sept, DEE,OUAT Nayak R.K.& Jena B. 2016. Sasya jatiya phasala pain anusara, P-55 ,May ,Krushi sambad Nayak, S., Jena, B., Behera, S.S. and Kar, S.N. 2016. Patita gaigoru manakara jhula doli madhyamare chikitshya. Prani Vikash Dhara, 1(3), 16-17. Panda, C., 2017. Hurdle Technology in Food Preservation. Souvenir, College of Agriculture, OUAT, Bhubaneswar. Panda, P. K., Sethi, K. and Mukherjee, S. K. 2016. “Lanka Amba Phalara Prakriyakarana abam Upojogita”. Chasira Sansara, July-September 2016,Pp:56-59. Panda, S., Panigrahy, K.K., Barik, S., Behera, D., Babu, L.K., Panda, A.K., and Behera, K. 2016. Grazing and pasture management in small ruminants, Indian Farmer, 3(5) Pp: 319-329. Panda. S. K. 2016. Pashu pakhi male chinta badhe. The Utkal Veterinarian 42: 38-39 Pandey, G. 2017. Crop Improvement in Lilium. Souvenir on Lilium and Anthurium. In: Workshop cum training to flower grower on protected cultivation of Anthurium and Lilium, OUAT, Bhubaneswar, Pp, 33-39. Panigrahy, K.K., Panda, S., Behera, D., Behera, K. and Sahoo, S.S. 2016. Strategies to economic analysis in broiler farming. Indian Farmer, 3(3) Pp: 171-175.

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Panigrahy, K.K., Panda, S., Behera, D., Behera, K. and Sahoo, S.S. 2016. Strategies to economic analysis in broiler farming. Poultry World, 11(6): 20-22. Parhi, P & Mohanty, M.2016. Pilanka charitra gathana ‘O’amara katarbya, Chasira Sansara, July- sept., Pp.63-64. Pati P., U. Kumar, D.N.Mohanty, A .K. Nahak and L P Sharma. 2016. Application of stem cells in veterinary Practice. Indian Farmer, 3(8), 581-585 Patra, B.K. & Mohanty, D.N. 2016. Basic principle of Ultrasonography. State Level Seminar, Odisha Chapter, ISSAR, Pp. Pradhan, L. and Das,P. 2016. Nutritional security in Kitchen. (Rosai gruha re posaka tatya ra nirapata) .Chasira Sansar, OUAT, Bhubaneswar. July-September -2016 51(3). Pp: 60-62. Pradhan, L. and Das,P. 2016. Role of Farmers organization in promotion of Mushroom enterprise (Chhatu chasa re Chasi sanghathan), Chasira Sansar, OUAT, Bhubaneswar. October- December- 2016, 51(4). Pp: 60-62. Pradhan, L. Nayak, M.P. and Das, P. 2016. How to Preserve mangoes for longer period( Amba ku Adhika dine saiti rakhiba kipari) Chasira Sansar, OUAT, Bhubaneswar. January-March- 2017, 52(1). Pp: 47-48. Pradhan, L. Rayaguru, K. Das, S.and Das,P. 2016. Preparation of RTS from Stone Apple (Bela ru Prastuta mrudu paniya) Chasira Sansar, OUAT, Bhubaneswar. Jan-Mar Apr-June 2016, 51(1&2). Pp: 53-54. Rath P K, Mishra B P and Mishra J. 2016. Heart worm Diseases in Dogs: an Enigma to Pet owners and Vets. Indian Farmer, 3(10): 699-704.Volume Rath, B.S. 2016. Cloud seeding: Is the technology of future for combating drought? In Agrivision, C A, OUAT, Bhubaneswar. Pp: 35-38. Rath, P.K., Mishra, B.P. & Mishra, J. 2016. Heart worm Diseases in Dogs: an Enigma to Pet owners and Vets, Indian Farmer, October 2016, 699-704. Rath, P.K., Mishra, B.P. & Mishra, J. 2016. Postmortem diagnosis and field veterinarians in India, Vethelpline E Magazine, Vol.IV. Rayaguru K. 2017. Processing of aloe vera gel, The Prameya, News Daily, 1st March, Basudha, Pp 13. Sahoo, B.K.. and Sahoo,G.2016. Preparation of poison baits and their application procedure to control rodents. Chasira Sansara, OUAT. 51 (1&2): 26-27. Sahoo, N., Sethy, K., Mishra, S.K., Parhi, S. S., Mohapatra, M.R. and Khadang, S.2017. Phytase and its importance in Poultry Nutrition. Indian Farmer, 4(2) Pp: 157-161. Sahoo, N., Sethy, K., Mishra, S.K., Parhi, S. S., Mohapatra, M.R. and Khadang, S.2017. Nutritional interventions for functional food production. Indian Farmer, 3(10) Pp: 711-717. Sahu, A. P.2017. Hydroponics-A viable technique for urban agriculture, Confluence, CAET Golden Jubilee Special, Published on the occasion of Closing Ceremony of Golden Jubilee Celebration of CAET, 19th to 21st Jan 2017, Pp, 54-57. Sahu, A., Panda, M.R., Mohanty, B.N. and Dehuri, M.2016. Canine tick borne haemoprotozoan diseases: Epidemiology, Pathogenesis and Diagnostic approaches – a review. International Journal of Advanced Research., 4(10):1134-1141. Sahu, B. and Padhi, N., 2017. Pokharire machha khadya prayogara bibhirna diga. (Odia) Minaloka.. 8 (1) : Pp:10-13

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Samant, P.K. and Mishra M. 2016.’Louha bisakta matire dhana utpadana padhdhati’. Chasira Sansar, 51(3), Pp28-29. Sasmal, A. 2016. Odishara brustipusta anchalare harada phasalare samanwita kita parichalana. Chasira sansara. June 2016, Pp, 30-32. Satpathy, B. Acharya,S. 2016. Krushi Bajar Bhitika suchana pain Agmarknet Yojana. Krishi Jagarana, July 2016, Pg.:54-55. Senapati S.K., Das M.R.and Patra R.C. 2017. Care and management of newly purchased puppy, Souvenir of Cuttack Dog Show on 12th February 2017, Cuttack, PP-49-50 Sethy, K., Parhi, S. S., Barik, S.R., Swain, P., Nayak, S.M. and Khadenga, S.2016. Mycotoxicosis in poultry. Indian Farmer, 3(8) Pp: 571-577. Subudhi C.R. and Subudhi, R. 2016. Water resources, Confluence, CAET Golden Jubilee Special, pp 88-89. Subudhi, C.R. 2017. Hydraulic ram, Technoscript -2017, published at CAET.

9.10 STAFF POSITION

No. of sanction Post Staff in Position Post Vacant

Particular Teaching Non- Total Teaching Non- Total Teaching Non- Total teaching teaching teaching

Non-Plan 406 1113 1519 272 545 817 134 568 702

State Plan 40 29 69 27 10 37 13 19 32 75%-25% ICAR-State 130 218 348 107 132 239 23 86 109 Plan

Non-Plan Higher 50 59 109 41 19 60 9 40 49 Education

100% GOI 11 58 69 11 49 60 0 9 9 Scheme KVK 217 279 496 134 229 363 83 50 133

TOTAL 854 1756 2610 592 984 1576 262 772 1034

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1. Financial Year of Report : 2016-17 2. Name of the Vice Chancellor along with his Date of Joining: Prof. Surendranath Pasupalak, 28.03.2016 3. Whether Present Vice Chancellor is Permanent or Acting : Permanent 4. Year of Establishment : 1962 5. Details of the Nodal Officer for Agricultural Education Division, ICAR (Please also provide mobile no and email) : Dr. S. K. Panda, Prof. & Head (Entomology), College of Agriculture, Bhubaneswar, Mobile No.:- 9437279444 e-mail ID:- [email protected] 6. Brief Introduction with Mandate and Objective of the University : As mentioned in Annual Report 7. No. of Constituent Colleges : 11 No. of Affiliated Colleges: 0 8. Details of all Constituent College:

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9. Academic Programmes in University/ Constituent College/Faculty :

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10. Student Status in University/ Constituent College/Faculty : Already mentioned earlier 11. Gender Pattern amongst Students Enrolled in University/ Constituent College/Faculty :

12. Details of Affiliated College/Faculty : NA 13. Academic Programmes in Affiliated College :NA 14. Student Status in Affiliated College :NA 15. Gender Pattern amongst Students Enrolled in Affiliated College:NA

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16. Details of Hostels in the University including Constituent College:

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17. Present Faculty Strength in the University/ College/ Faculty: Mentioned earlier 18. Budgetary Support to the University: Mentioned earlier 19. Total amount of Revenue Generation from all Sources by Agriculture University: Sl. No. Name of Source Revenue (Rs in lakh) 1. Agriculture and Allied, Non-Plan 1946.63 2. Agriculture and Allied, State Plan 179.97 3. Higher Education, Non-Plan 96.07 4. Self Finance 331.65 5. Revolving Fund 263.20 Total 2817.52 20. All New/Existing Civil Works Repair & Renovation under taken out of the Development Grant (Details of each civil work must be reflected in the table as per approved allocation during period under report) :

Sl. Name of the Name of the Civil Work Location of Civil Cost Work % ICAR % State No University/ undertaken Work Completed/In Share Share College/ (specify college Process Faculty and place) 1. College of Conversion of agriculture CA, 4,53,100 In Process - 100 Agriculture, equipment shed to Bhubaneswar Bhubaneswar Agronomy practical class room Leak repair to expansion -do- 4,13,200 In Process 100 0 joints to different departments and renovation of passage between agronomy and meteorology Development of land by -do- 4,27,200 In Process 100 0 providing retaining wall west side and south side with earth filling to agromet observatory field of Agronomy Main Research Centre Providing retaining wall -do- 2,95,500 In Process 100 0 at north side with barbed wire fencing at agromet observatory field of Agronomy Main Research Centre Renovation of gents -do- 1,68,000 Completed 100 0 toilet block in first floor of Ag. Biotechnology

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Renovation of ladies toilet CA, 1,52,200 Completed 100 0 block in first floor of Bhubaneswar Ag. Biotechnology Renovation of HOD room -do- 2,93,800 Completed 100 0 of Seed Science and Technology Grading and plastic felt to -do- 4,93,000 Completed 0 100 Horticulture and Plant Breeding Department Renovation of Seminar -do- 1,89,100 Completed 100 0 class room of Department of Plant Breeding & Genetics Renovation and leak repair -do- 2,76,600 Completed 0 100 of Department of Plant Physiology Renovation of Instrument -do- 2,93,800 Completed 100 0 Lab. of Department of Ag. Meteorology Grading and Seepage -do- 5,00,000 Completed 100 0 repair to walls of different Departments Grading and repair to -do- 2,25,900 Completed 100 0 seepage between advanced analytical Lab. and Soil fertility Lab. of SSAC Dept. Repair and Renovation of -do- 3,04,900 Completed 100 0 Seminar Hall of Department of Ag. Economics Renovation of -do- 91,800 Completed 0 100 Placement Cell Construction of toilet block -do- 1,96,800 Completed 100 0 of Department of Floriculture Replacement of wooden -do- 2,82,800 Completed 100 0 ventilators, leak repair to walls, fins and chajja at front right side of the red building Construction of drainage -do- 1,12,700 Completed 0 100 channel near Department of Entomology and raising of passage to different departments by providing paver block Sub Total 51,75,000 67 33 (Rs. 34,50,000 ICAR Share + Rs. 17,25,000 State Share)

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Sl. Name of the Name of the Civil Work Location of Civil Cost Work % ICAR % State No University/ undertaken Work Completed/In Share Share College/ (specify college Process Faculty and place) 2. College of Provision of electrical Dean’s Office 3,87,152 completed 100 Veterinary wiring to meeting hall, CVSc&AH Science & meeting hall front Animal varendah, meeting hall Husbandry side room and laboratory 1 & 2 Rooms of Dean’s Office Renovation of Committee Dean’s Office 4,04,300 completed 100 0 room in Dean’s Office CVSc&AH Renovation of different Dept. of Vety. 4,98,100 completed 100 0 rooms of Dept. of Vety. Physiology Physiology Renovation of UG Dept. of VPH 4,96,900 completed 100 0 practical Lab. CVSc&AH S/R to gate near CVSc&AH, 8,600 completed 100 0 transformer of hostel no. 8 Bhubaneswar Renovation of Dept. of V 4,93,000 completed 100 0 Pathology Lab ety. Patho. CVSc&AH, Renovation of 2 Nos. CVSc&AH, 1,93,000 completed 100 of unused room in Bhubaneswar Dean’s Office Renovation of Different Dept. of Vety. 4,79,300 completed 100 rooms of Dept. of Biochem. Biochem. CVSc&AH, Provision of electrical Different Dept.s 3,17,068 completed 100 wiring to rooms of UG of CVSc&AH Lab. 1st floor of Dept. of Vety. Physiology, Model Class Room in Dept. of Pharmacology, LPT & LPT UG Lab. and experimental goat shed building Provision of electrical Different Dept.s 3,17,616 completed 100 wiring to HoD Clin. Med., of CVSc&AH e-class room, clin. Lab. At 1st floor, room No. 13, PG and PhD Lab. Clinical Diagnostic Lab. of Med building and Dept. of ABG Renovationof diff. rooms Dept. of Vety. 4,20,700 completed 100 expansion joints and Medicine anti termite treatment to CVSc&AH Dept. of Medicine Sub Total 40,15,736 57 43 (Rs. 22,88,052 ICAR Share+ Rs.17,27,684 State Share)

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3. College of Renovation of College of 58,200 In-process 0 100 Fisheries, Instructional Fisheries, Rangailunda fish farm Rangailunda Repair and renovation -do- 1,90,200 In-process 0 100 of boys hostel kitchen & PH work of guest room Repair and renovation of -do- 1,92,500 In-process 0 100 kitchen, toilets and drainage of ladies hostel Sub Total 4,40,900 0 100 (100 % State Share)

21. Details of Sports Facilities Strengthened by ICAR: NIL

22. All Equipment purchased/replaced under Development Grants (Details of each equipment must be reflected in the table as per approved allocation during period under report):

Sl. Name of the Location & Name of Name of New/ Cost No. University/ District Laboratory where equipment Repair (Rs. College/ Equipment in lakh) Faculty installed 1 College of Bhubaneswar, Departmental LabWilley Grinder New 0.59134 Agriculture Khordha PG/Ph.D- Model-BPL-175(Soil) Laboratory of Agronomy Ball Mill Grinder New 0.31568 Model-BPL-176- 01 Instrument Lab: Multiprob portable thermo New 0.57785 Agril. Meteorology hygrometer-air quality Platform weighing scale New 0.11025 Fortin's barometer New 0.11850 Soil thermometers (5cm, New 0.11918 10cm, 20 cm, 30 cm) 16 port networking switch New 0.01725 Inverter New 0.26792 UG Compuetr Numeric UPS New 0.05154 Lab- Agril. Statistics 600VA (3nos.) Computer lab: HP Laser Jet Pro MFP New 0.1975 Agril. Economics M26nw & HP Laser Jet 1020 Plus Agril. Biotechnology - - -

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Audio Visul lab and Black White Laser Printer New 0.31002 e- corridor :Agril. 3 numbers Make-HP Model Extension Education Laserjet M 1136 MFP Change of Battery of Repair 0.029 Digital Video camera ( 2 nos. of handycam SONY ) Battery of Digital still camera Repair 0.01 Plant Breeding Cyber scan PH Tutor Meter New 0.15 and Genetics Computerized seed counters New 0.65 Fruit Science & - - - Hort. Technology Vegetable Science - - - PG & PhD lab: Hot air oven New 0.3 Floriculture & Landscaping pH meter New 0.2 Electrical Balance New 0.05 PG Lab: Entomology Trinocular 200 m stereo New 1.65750 microscope - one no Laptop New 0.5453 (Dell Latitude 3560) - one no Hot plate- one no New 0.05445 Insect storage box- 129 Nos New 1.28384 Insect storage net- 48 Nos New 0.2 UG & PG Lab:Plant Monocular microscope New 1.40835 Pathology Computer New 0 Nematology - - - UG & PG Lab of pH meter New 0.3269 Plant Physiology Refrigertor godrej New 0.2369 Water bath with digital New 0.37281 PID & safety control (1.no.) Precision balance (1 no.) New 0.14298 Faculty room of Computer With monitor New 0.448 Plant Physiology UPS Bio-Chemistry Lab. Deep freezer with stabilizer New 0.99615 fitted: Plant Physiology UG lab.: Hot air oven (1.no) New 0.5954 Plant Physiology Rotary shakaer (1. No.) New 0

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UG Lab-1: Spectrophotometer-1 New 0.54485 Soil Science & Agril. Chemistry Electronic balance - 01 New 0.36 UG Lab-2: Electronic balance - 01 New 0.36 Soil Science & Agril. Chemistry Physics lab: Hot air oven- 01 New 0.28 Soil Science & Agril. Chemistry Dr. G.V.Chalam Seed Seed Germinator New 1.86631 Testing Research, Make: Indosaw Laboratory, Deptt. Model: SG-67085A of Seed Sci. & Tech. 1. Deans Chamber, CA - 01 Ricoh Multifunction New 0.68950 2. PG Exam. Cell, CA - 01 printer 3. Dept. of Agronomy - 01 Model - SP 210su 4. Dept. of Agril. Meteorology- 01 5. Dept.of Vegetable Science- 01 6. Report section, Dean, CA - 01 1. Dept. of Agronomy - 02 no. HP Desktop Computer New 9.80569 2. Dept. of Agril. System with all Meteorology- 02 accessories and 3. Dept. of Entomology for APCB In back UPS, ELP Class room - 02no. 230v - 01 no. each. 4. Dept. of Plant Breeding and Genetics - 01 5. Dept. of Fruit Sc. and Horticulture for ELP Class room-1 6. Dept. of Plant Pathology - 01 no. 7. Dept. of Plant Physiology - 01 no. 8. Dept. of Soil. Science for ELP class room - 01no. 9. Dept. of Agril. Economics for ELP class room - 01 no. 1. Ramiah Hall, CA - 01 no. 2. Report Section, CA - 01 no.

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3. PG Exam. Cell, CA - 01no. 4. Dept. of Agril. Statistics - 05 no. 5. Dept. of Veg. Science - 01no. 6. Dept. of Floriculture - 01no. 1. Installed in Dept.of EPSON LCD Projector (New 1.94290 Agril.Economics for EB - X 31) ELP class room -01no 2. Installed in Dept. of Entomology for ELP Class room - 01no. 3. Installed in Dept. of Fruit Sc. And Horticulture for ELP Class room -01no. 4. Installed in Assembly Hall, CA - 01no. 5. Installed in Dept. of Agronomy - 01 no. 1. Dept. of Agril. EPSON LCD New 4.76000 Meteorology - 01no Multi Media Projector 2. Dept. of (EB - S31) Entomology- 01no 3. Dept. of Plant Breeding and Genetics - 01 no. 4. Dept. of Fruit Sc. and Horticulture Technology for ELP Class room -01no. 5. Dept. of Plant Pathology - 01 no. 6. Dept. of Plant Physiology - 01 no. 7. Dept. of Soil. Science - 01no. 8. Dept.of Agril.Economics- 01 no. 9. Dept. of Extension Education - 01 no. 10. Dept. of Nematology, CA - 01 no. 11. Dept. of Agril. Bio-Technology - 01 no. 12. Dept. of Agril.Statistics - 01 no.

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13. Dept. of Seed Sc. & Technology - 01 no. 14. Dept. of Veg. Science - 01no. 15. Dept. of Floriculture & Landscaping - 01no. 16. Dept. of Agronomy / Dean's office - 01 no. Dept. of Deep Freezer- (-) New 0.99615 Plant Physiology - 01 no. 20 Degree Model - EFS -240 Make - Elan Professional and stabilizer 1. Dept. of HOT AIR OVEN New 1.78620 Entomology- 01 no Model - SS -18 2. Dept. of Voltage - 230v Plant Physiology - 01 no. Watt - 3000w 3. Plant Breeding and Amp - 15amp Genetics - 01 no. Ramiah Hall, CA - 01no. Interactive Board New 0.32190 Ramiah Hall, CA - 01no. Desktop Visualizer New 0.32000 Dept. of Entomology- 01 no. Rotary Shaker New 0.25247 Make - REMI Model - RS - 12Plus Dept. of Rotary Shaker New 1.06371 Plant Physiology - 01 no. Make - REMI Model - RS - 24 Plus Dept. of Entomology- 02 no. Dissecting Microscope New 0.02061 Make - Unicon 1. Dept. of Digital Balance 0.31500 Agril. Meteorology - 01no Make - WENSAR 2. Dept. of Entomology-01no. 3. Dept. of Vegetable Science-01 no. Dept. of Agronomy- 01 Platform Balance 0.11025 Make - WENSAR Fire Extinguisher-14nos. New 1.04195 Dept. of Entomology- 01no. Spectro photometer-01 New 0.66851 Dept. of Agril. Digital soil moisture New 1.20225 Meteorology -1 no meter-01 Dept. of Seed Science & Digital seed New 0.25 Technology Moisture meter -01 PG Examination Cell Photo copier - 01 New 1.87300

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PG Examination Cell Shredder Machine-01 New 0.26500 College of CC TV-17 New 2.93077 Agriculture campus Dept. of Agronomy Power weeder- New 0.85801 (Dryland)-01 Dept. of Agronomy Power weeder- New 0.36900 Wet land-01 Dept. of Agronomy Seed cum New 0.55000 fertilizer drill-01 Dept. of Agronomy Aquaguard-01 New 0.14535 1. Dept. of Agril. Air Conditioner-06 New 2.76000 Meteorology - 1 no 2. Dept. of Agronomy, ELP class room-01 3. Dept. of Entomology, ELP class room: 01 4. Dept. of Soil Science, ELP class room: 01 5. Dept. of Agril. Economics, ELP class room: 01 6. Dept. of Fruit Science & Hort. Technology, ELP class room: 01 1. Ramiah hall - 01 Sound system- 02 set New 1.00000 2. Assembly hall:01 2 College of Bhubaneswar/ Mechanical Laboratory Air conditioning New 0.94463 Agril. Engg. & Khurda Test rig Technology Mechanical Laboratory Cooling Tower Test rig New 0.81868 Mechanical Laboratory Vapour Absorption New 0.64693 Test rig Theory of Machine Lab Kinematic pairs model New 0.047 Theory of Machine Lab Inversion of single New 0.053 slider crank chain model Theory of Machine Lab Inversion of double New 0.057 slider crank chain model Theory of Machine Lab Four bar link New 0.047 mechanism model Theory of Machine Lab Watt's mechanism New 0.057 model Theory of Machine Lab Whitworth quick return New 0.062 mechanism model

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Mechanical Laboratory Reverted gear train New 0.068 model Mechanical Laboratory Rack And Pinion model New 0.061 Mechanical Laboratory Types of lathe tools New 0.071 model Mechanical Laboratory Types of milling cutter New 0.071 model Mechanical Laboratory Drill and reamer tools New 0.071 model Electrical Laboratory Repair and Repair 0.273 replacement of Rectifier Unit with painting Electrical Laboratory Loading arrangement New 0.135 of squirrel cage induction motor Electrical Laboratory Energy meter New 0.148 experimental control panel Electrical Laboratory Clipper and Clamper New 0.140 trainer Kit Electrical Laboratory Loading arrangement New 0.121 of DC shunt motor Electrical Laboratory Transistor biasing New 0.070 trainer Kit Electrical Laboratory Zener diode voltage New 0.061 regulator trainer Kit Electrical Laboratory Three point starter for New 0.079 DC motor Electrical Laboratory Control panel for New 0.108 performing experiment of DC shunt motor Agro Processing Lab Hot air oven, New 0.51525 Model SS-18 Size(45x45x60cm) 5-2500C Smita Scientific Agro Processing Lab Hot air Tray Dryer, New 1.09920 Model STRD-23 6 Trays(16x32") 40-2500C Smita Scientific Renewable energy Lab Screw type briquetting New .13900 machine Renewable energy Lab Solar concentrating New 0.12900 parboiler cooker Farm Machiney lab Yellow ridger New 0.6100 Renewable energy Lab 100 LPD flat plate New 0.13400 collector with stand

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Renewable energy Lab Solar street lighting New 0.18000 system Farm Machiney lab PICO projector New 0.18400 Farm Machiney lab Rotary tiller 0.40000 Farm Machinery Vernier Labquest-2 New 1.92178 testing lab Farm Machiney lab Kamco Power New 1.10550 Reaper (KR-120H) FMTC Lab Tractor, New New 7.75000 Holland (55 hp) FMTC Lab Power Tiller, New 1.93000 Kirloskar 15hp FIDU lab Disc Plough, 2-bottom New 0.25000 FIDU lab 250Wp Solar Panel New 0.300 Renewable energy Lab 125 Wp Solar Panel New 0.080 SWCE lab Digital Planimeter 0.58796 SWCE lab Sieve shaker 0.4120 SWCE lab GPS handheld 0.18606 SWCE lab Screw auger, 0.02845 25 mm dia SWCE lab Screw auger, 0.04076 50 mm dia SWCE lab Digital soil 0.14805 moisture meter SWCE lab Digital Lux meter 0.03778 SWCE lab Soil tensiometer, 15 cm 0.06126 SWCE lab Soil tensiometer, 30 cm 0.06298 SWCE lab Permeability meter 0.35223 ASCEE lab GPS handset system 0.17400 ASCEE lab Telescopic alidade 0.04500 3 College of BBSR, Khordha Anatomy-3, LED Microscope New 3.705 Veterinary Parasitology-3, Science & AH Physiology-4, Clin medicine-1, Surgery-1, ABG-1, AGRO-1, Pathology-4, TVCC-1 Parasitology-10 Dissecting Microscope New 0.103 Physiology-10, Hemoglobinometer New 0.24456 Clin medicine-4, Pathology-10 Physiology-15, Hemocytometer New 0.6183 Pathology-15 Physiology-1, Induction heater New 0.1374 Biochemistry-1, Pathology-1, ARGO-1

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Physiology-1, Micro-centrifuge New 0.29988 Prev Medicine-1 Pharmacology-1, LPT-1, pH Meter New 0.84 Biochemistry-1, Nutrition-1, Clin Medicine-1, Prev Medicine-1, Pathology-1 Biochemistry-1 Analytical Balance New 0.84 Biochemistry-1 Bact. incubator New 1.1908 LPM-2, LPT-1 Digital Balance (mg) New 0.315 LPM-1 Digital balance (g) New 0.0525 Surgery-1, Autoclave New 0.945 Clin Medicine-1, ARGO-1 Microbiology-1 Deep freeze (-20) New 0.59998 Clin Medicine Analytical Balance New 0.84 Bacteriological New 0.59540 Incuebotor Deep Freeze New 0.40075 Distiloation Unit New 0.77597 UV visibule Spectro New 7.11047 Photometer Anatomy Microtome cryostat Repair & 0.6325 AMC Anatomy Tri-nocular Microscope Repair & AMC 0.3565 Pharmacology & Power-Lab data Repair & 0.79995 Toxicology Acquisition system AMC Total 154. 4926

4 Central Lab i) ICP-OES (Perkin i-iv: ii) Elmer,AVIO 200) UV VIS spectro USD 65,700 (perkin Elmer Lambda 25) iii) ATR for FTIR (Perkin Elmer) iv) Extended warranty (Combo offer) v) Cooling Centrifuge (eppendorf) Rs. 4,60,530/- vi) Deep freezer (-200 C) (Ellanpro) Rs. 99,615/- vii) Rotary vacuum evaporator (Heidolph) Rs. 4,90,946/- viii) Ultra Pure water system (ELGA) Rs. 4,85,028/- ix) CCTV system Rs. 1,40,818/- x) Fire Extinguishers (MiniMax) Rs. 89,310/-

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23. All Information Technology equipments including all Hardware/ Software (Computers/ Laptops/ Printers/ Scanners/ UPS/ Software etc) purchased/replaced out of the Development Grants: (Rs. In lakh) Sl. Name of the Location & Name of Name of equipment New/ Cost of No University/ District Laboratory Repair equipment College/ Faculty where Equipment installed 1. Orissa University of Bhubaneswar, ICAR Nodal Desktop Computer New 0.84000 Agriculture & Khurda Cell (2 nos.) Technology UPS (2 nos.) 0.04920 Digital Printer-cum- 0.44000 Photocopier (1 no.) Multifunction Printer 0.11250 (1 no.) Mini Laptop(1 no.) 0.21870 Flatbed Scanner 0.03925 (1 no.) 1 TB External Hard disc 0.08400 drive (2 nos.) Pen drive (2 nos.) 0.00900 Paper shredder 0.08500 (1 no.) Heavy duty Spiral 0.06800 binding (1 no.) Voltage Stabilizer 0.05435 (1 no.) 2. Orissa University Bhubaneswar, Hostel No. New UTP connection to New 2.84720 of Agriculture & Khurda 5 & 7 Hostel No.5 & 7 Technology 3. Orissa University of Bhubaneswar, All Deans, Antivirus Software New 1.00000 Agriculture & Khurda Directors, (200 nos.) Technology University Proper and Hostels at hqrs. 4. Orissa University of Bhubaneswar, Hostels at Repairing of Computers Repair 0.47730 Agriculture & Khurda Hqrs. (10 nos.) Technology 5. Orissa University of Bhubaneswar, Hostels at AMC & FMS for LAN AMC & 3.33953 Agriculture & Khurda Hqrs. Connectivity of Hostels FMS Technology 6. Orissa University of Bhubaneswar, University CAMC of Equipments CAMC 1.91963 Agriculture & Khurda Proper (Computers, printers, Technology including Printer- cum- Hostels at Photocopiers etc.) Hqrs. 7. Orissa University of Bhubaneswar, University CAMC of Network CAMC 2.08084 Agriculture & Khurda Hqrs. & Hostel Equipments (Active & Technology No.-3 Passive components) Total 13.66450

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24. All Furniture & Fixtures purchase out of Development Grant related to Hostel, Laboratory, Exam hall and Class Rooms: (Rs. In lakh) Name of the Name of Sl. University/ Location & Laboratory where Name of New/ Cost of No. College/ District Equipment Furniture Repair equipment Faculty installed College of Bhubaneswar, PG laboratory: Stool - 05 New 1 Agriculture Khordha Agronomy Agril. Meteorology - - - UG computer Chair wheel -15 Repair 0.012 laboratory -Agril. Statistics Agril. Economics - - - Agril. Biotechnology - - - Agril.Extension - - -

Education Plant Breeding and

Genetics HRS Lab cum Aquaguard New 0.1549 classroom -Fruit Science & Hort. Technology Vegetable Science - - - Floriculture & - - -

Landscaping Post Graduate Air Conditioner- New 0.46 Laboratory of 01 Entomology New 0.30544 Scholar Desk (1048mm) - 4 New 0.11486 Table (T8) Model - 01 New 0.03492 Chair (Ch-7B) - one no New 0.896 Computer (Desktop) -2 Hot air oven- 1 New 0.5954 PG research and Stool mxNC New 0.46257 Under graduate

laboratory of Plant Pathology Nematology - - - Plant Physiology - - - Soil Science & Agril. Instrument cabin Repair 0.25515 Chemistry: UG Lab-1 Seed Science & - - -

Technology

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Centrally purchased by Dean, CA and installed 1. Dept. of Floriculture Desk (Scholar 2 New 2.00070 & Land- seater Grey top, scaping -10 nos. Make – Godrej) 2. Dept. of FS&HT to ELP Class room-10 nos. 3. Dept. of Soil. Sc. and Chemistry to

class room - 04 no. 4. Dept. of Placement Cell, CA - 02 no. 5. Dept. of Entomology, CA to ELP Class room- 04 no. 1. Installed in Dept. Desk (Scholar 2 New 1.16269 Of Agricultural seater Grey top, Economics for Make – Godrej) ELP Class room - 12 no. 1. Installed in Desk (Scholar 3 New 1.16497 Dept. of seater Grey top, Agronomy for Make – Godrej) use in Practical Field - 09 no. VAT 14.5% 0.62761 1. Installed in Table (T8) – New 0.50157 Dept. of Make – Godrej Entomology- 01 2. Installed in Dept. of Soil. Science - 01 3. Installed in Dept. of Agronomy to new class room - 01 4. Installed in Dept. of PG. Exam. Cell - 01. 5. Installed in Dept. of Fruit. Sc. & Horticulture- 01

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1. Installed in Table (T9) – New 0.94276 Dept. of Make – Godrej Agricultural Meteorology -02 2. Installed in Dept. of Agril.

Economics -01 3. Installed in Faculty Common room, CA - 02 4. Installed in Placement Cell, CA - 01 1. Installed in Dept. Stool (MXNC 13) New 1.61902 of Soil. Sc. & – Make - Godrej Chemistry to Lab.- 30 no. 2. Installed in Dept. of Plant Pathology to Lab. – 20 no. 3. Installed in Dept. of Agronomy to Lab. – 05 no. 4. Installed in Dept. of Agro. Meteorology- 05 5. Installed in Dept. of Plant Breeding and Genetics-10 1. Installed in Chair – (PCH New 0.12962 Placement Cell, 7102R) CA – 02 no. 1. Installed in Chair – (PCH New 0.76504 Dept. of 7003) Agricultural Meteorology-03 2. Installed in Dept. of Agril. Economics -02 3. Installed in Dept. of Soil. Science – 01 no. 4. Installed in Faculty common room - 05 no. 1. Installed in Chair – (PCH 7B) New 0.24398 Dept. of Entomology-01

2. Installed in Deans Chamber, CA - 07 no. VAT 14.5% 0.60929

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1. Installed in FILLING 0.49323 PG. Exam, Cell, CABINET CA - 01 no. (Make – 2. Installed in GODREJ) Deans Chamber,

CA - 01 no. 3. Installed in Report Section / Counseling Hall - 01 no. VAT 14.5% 0.07152 Student's Desk New 3.20971 2 CAET, OUAT Bhubaneswar Class rooms (41 nos) Audi chairs (7 New .43402 Gallery nos.) Steel Almirah New .23124 Laboratories (3 nos.) Glass door book New .08362 FMP lab case (1 no.) Room No 121 File cabinet, 1 no. New .30976 FMP lab Side table, 1 no. New .06750 Ply cabinet for New 0.20000 FMP lab I test soil bin Room 120 Chair New 0.05560 SWE lab Soil cabinet New 0.15000 Structural lab M. B. chair New 0.15000 College Storewel Plain New- 0.40154 Bhubaneswar, 3 Auditorium, Auditorium (Godrej) 2 Nos Khordha C.V.Sc. & A.H. Office Table New- 0.7697 Auditorium (Godrej) 1 No Glass top New- 0.14993 Auditorium Wooden Tea-poi 2Nos. Fibre Moulded 27nos. 0.14691 Auditorium Chair Total 24.74714

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25. Status, where Internet and Wi-Fi Connectivity not provided in the University/ Constituent College / Faculty/ Hostels: Sl. Name of the Constituent College/ Internet Wi-Fi Remark, if Any No Faculty Internet Connectivity Dedicated campus 1 OUAT (Proper), Bhubaneswar available through structured Wi-Fi is required cabling Internet Connectivity Dedicated campus 2 College of Agriculture, Bhubaneswar available through structured Wi-Fi is required cabling Internet facility available Structured cabling 3 College of Agriculture, Bhawanipatna through BSNL Broad band through lease line is connectivity required Internet facility available Structured cabling through BSNL, Wi-MAX and 4 College of Agriculture, Chiplima through lease line is BSNL Broad band required connectivity Internet facility available Structured cabling through BSNL Wi-MAX and 5 College of Horticulture, Chiplima through lease line is BSNL Broad band required connectivity Internet Connectivity College of Agricultural Engg. & Dedicated campus 6 available through structured Technology, Bhubaneswar Wi-Fi is required cabling Internet Connectivity College of Veterinary Science & Animal Dedicated campus 7 available through structured Husbandry, Bhubaneswar Wi-Fi is required cabling Internet connectivity is Structured cabling available through BSNL 8 College of Fisheries, Rangeilunda through lease line is Broadband NMEICT project required and Wi-MAX connectivity Internet Connectivity College of Community Science, Dedicated campus 9 available through structured Bhubaneswar Wi-Fi is required cabling Internet Connectivity Dedicated campus 10 College of Forestry, Bhubaneswar available through structured Wi-Fi is required cabling Internet Connectivity College of Basic Science & Humanities, Dedicated campus 11 available through structured Bhubaneswar Wi-Fi is required cabling Internet Connectivity Centre for Post-Graduate Studies, Dedicated campus 12 available through structured Bhubaneswar Wi-Fi is required cabling Internet Connectivity Gopabandhu Boys’ Hostel (Hostel No. Hostel Wi-Fi is 13 available through structured 1), Bhubaneswar needed cabling Internet Connectivity Godabarish Boys’ Hostel (Hostel No. 2), Hostel Wi-Fi is 14 available through structured Bhubaneswar needed cabling Internet Connectivity Maa Jhadeswari Girls’ Hostel (Hostel Hostel Wi-Fi is 15 available through structured No. 3), Bhubaneswar needed cabling

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Internet Connectivity Nilakantha Boys’ Hostel (Hostel No. 4), available to the common Hostel Wi-Fi is 16 Bhubaneswar room of the Hostel through needed structured cabling Internet Connectivity Krupasindhu Boys’ Hostel available to the common Hostel Wi-Fi is 17 (Hostel No. 5), Bhubaneswar room of the Hostel through needed structured cabling Internet Connectivity Kharavela Boys’ Hostel (Hostel No. 6), Hostel Wi-Fi is 18 available through structured Bhubaneswar needed cabling Internet Connectivity Madhusudan Boys’ Hostel available to the common Hostel Wi-Fi is 19 (Hostel No. 7), Bhubaneswar room of the Hostel through needed structured cabling Internet Connectivity available through structured Hostel Wi-Fi is Toshali Boys’ Hostel (Hostel No. 8), cabling to the common room needed 20 Bhubaneswar and each block of the Hostel.

Internet Connectivity Pathani Samanta Boy’s Hostel available to the common Hostel Wi-Fi is 21 (Hostel No. 9), Bhubaneswar room of the Hostel through needed structured cabling Internet Connectivity Srujanika Girls’ Hostel available to the common Hostel Wi-Fi is 22 (Hostel No. 10 & 11), Bhubaneswar room of the Hostel through needed structured cabling Structured cabling 23 Sarada Devi Girls’ Hostel, Bhubaneswar Internet facility not available. and Wi-Fi facility needed Internet Connectivity available to the common Golden Jubilee Girls’ Hostel Complex rooms of the Hostels (Kuntala Kumari, Rama Devi, Tulasi Hostel Wi-Fi is 24 through structured cabling Munda and Malati Devi Hostel), needed and room to room internet Bhubaneswar connectivity is available only in Ramadevi Hostel Structured cabling Boys’ Hostel, College of Agriculture, 25 Internet facility not available. and Wi-Fi facility Bhawanipatna needed Structured cabling Girls’ Hostel, College of Agriculture, 26 Internet facility not available. and Wi-Fi facility Bhawanipatna needed Structured cabling VSS Boys’ Hostel, College of 27 Internet facility not available. and Wi-Fi facility Agriculture, Chiplima needed Structured cabling Samaleswari Girls’ Hostel, College of 28 Internet facility not available. and Wi-Fi facility Agriculture, Chiplima needed Structured cabling Gangadhar Boys’ Hostel, College of 29 Internet facility not available. and Wi-Fi facility Horticulture, Chiplima needed

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Structured cabling Bhimabhoi Boys’ Hostel, College of 30 Internet facility not available. and Wi-Fi facility Horticulture, Chiplima needed Structured cabling Maheswari Girls’ Hostel, College of 31 Internet facility not available. and Wi-Fi facility Horticulture, Chiplima needed Structured cabling Ghanteswari Girls’ Hostel, College of 32 Internet facility not available. and Wi-Fi facility Horticulture, Chiplima needed Structured cabling Boys’ Hostel, College of Fisheries, Single user internet facility 33 and Wi-Fi facility Rangeilunda through BSNL Broadband needed Structured cabling Girls’ Hostel, College of Fisheries, Single user internet facility 34 and Wi-Fi facility Rangeilunda through BSNL Broadband needed

26. Number of Student Beneficiaries availing RAWE/In Plant Training/Internship under Student READY in the University: As mentioned in the Annual Report. 27. Number of Student Beneficiaries availing National Talent Scholarship (NTS) in the University: (Rs. In lakh)

Sl. Name of the University/ No of Students of Beneficiaries Grand Total No. College/ Faculty UG-NTS PG-NTS No. Total No. Total No. Total Stipend Stipend Stipend 1. College of Agriculture, 8 192000 45 1116000 53 1308000 Bhubaneswar 2. College of Veterinary Sc. 4 96000 - - 4 96000 & AH, Bhubaneswar 3. College of Agricultural 9 184000 12 312000 21 496000 Engineering & Technology, Bhubaneswar 4. College of Fisheries, 1 6000 - - 1 6000 Berhampur 5. College of Agriculture, 6 144000 - - 6 144000 Sambalpur 6. College of Agriculture, 6 144000 - - 6 144000 Bhawanipatna 7. College of Forestry, 1 24000 3 45000 4 69000 Bhubaneswar

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29. Achievements under Niche Area of Excellence (If any): Nil

30. Number of Students Selected for JRF/SRF/NET (ICAR/ICMR/UGC/CSIR/DBT)/ARS:

Sl. Name of JRF SRF NET ARS Others Remarks No. College/ Faculty 1. College of Agriculture, 05 07 Bhubaneswar 2. College of Veterinary 16 03 10 Science & AH, Bhubaneswar 3. College of Agricultural -- - - Engineering & Technology 4. College of Fisheries, 1 - - Rangailunda Total 22 10 10

31. Academic Achievements (Ph. D. Thesis)

Sl. Name of No. of Ph. D. Thesis No. of Research Publication with Remarks No. College/Faculty Awarded in the reported NAAS /Thomson & Reuters year only rating >5 5.0-7.5 > 7.5 1. College of Agriculture, 2 39 08 01 Bhubaneswar 2. College of Veterinary Science & AH, 3 59 38 02 Bhubaneswar 3. College of Agricultural Engineering & 0 03 05 02 Technology 4. College of Fisheries, 0 - - - Rangailunda Total 5 101 51 05

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32. Curriculum Development & Delivery: Sl. Name of the University/ Title of Practical/ Instructional Manuals Available offline or No College/ Faculty developed Online, if yes then web address 1. College of Agriculture, Practical Manuals developed: Offline Bhubaneswar Handout on Training Programme on Faculty Personality Development for strengthening “Data Analysis using SAS Software” Funded by ICAR Development grant-2017 of Rs.3000/- Practical Manual on Fundamentals of Agronomy by Department of Agronomy. Laboratory manual on “Environmental Science and Disaster Management” Lab manual on “Basic Concepts in Laboratory Techniques” Instructional Manuals developed: Course break-up and lesson plan for both UG and PG courses prepared and distributed to students. 2. College of Veterinary Science Practical Manuals developed: 16 Offline & AH, Bhubaneswar Instructional Manuals developed:44 3. College of Agricultural Instructional Manuals developed: Offline Engineering & Technology “System Engineering, FMP-426(C)”. Renewable Energy, FMP-322(A) 33. Details of Agencies/ Organisation where student got Placement during the year: Sl. Name of the University/ Location & ICAR CAU/S Central State PDF/ Pvt./Ot No College/ Faculty District AU Govt. Govt. Foreign hers 1. College of Agriculture Bhubaneswar, Khurda 01 01 37 77 - 20 2. College of Veterinary Bhubaneswar, Science and Animal Khurda - 3 - 19 - 2 Husbandry 3. College of Agricultural Bhubaneswar, Engineering and Khurda - - - 37 - 13 Technology 4. College of Fisheries Rangailunda, - - - 22 - 5 Berhampur Total 01 04 37 155 34. Number of Faculty Attending Seminars/Symposia (utilizing ICAR funds)/Capacity Building Programme:

SN Name of the University/ Location & Professor Associate Assistant College/ Faculty District Professor Professor 1. College of Agriculture, Bhubaneswar, 11 6 3 Bhubaneswar Khurda 2. College of Veterinary Bhubaneswar, 8 9 19 Science & Animal Khurda Husbandry 3. College of Agricultural Bhubaneswar, 5 13 1 Engineering and Khurda Technology Total 24 28 23

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35. Linkages with ICAR Institutes for Academic Research:

S. Name of the ICAR Institute No. of Students N. Teaching Ph D Guidance Lab Facilities 1. ICAR-NRRI, Cuttack - 5 5 2. ICAR-CIWA, bhubaneswar - 2 2 3. CIFA - 2 2

36. Details of State/National/International Award/ Best Teacher/ Thesis/ Agri-Unifest & Agri- Sports/ any National Award/Recognitions: Sl. Name of the Location & Name of Award Awardee’s Name Date No. University/ District College/ Faculty 1. College of Bhubaneswar Awarded the Fellow of Dr.M.K.Mishra 9-11, January, Agriculture Indian Phytopathological 2017 Society(FPSI), IARI, New Delhi in the National Symposium “Diagnosis and management of Plant diseases: Integrated approaches and recent trends” Awarded the Fellow of Dr.(Mrs.)G. Biswal Indian Phytopathological Society(FPSI), IARI, New Delhi College of Diplomate in Veterinary Dr. S K Panda Veterinary Pathology by Indian Science & Husbandry College of Animal Veterinary Pathologists during Veterinary Pathology Congress-2016 at Chhatishgarh Kamdhenu Viswavidyalaya, Durg. Alaka Manjari Rath Dr. L. Samal Memorial Award for Best Woman Scientist of OUAT for the year 2016 Dr. O. Ramakrishna Dr. Indramani Nath 02.12.2016 Oration Award-2016 to 04.12.2016 Best Anatomist, IAVA Dr. U. K. Mishra 21st Dec,2016 Best Orator at Dr. Swagat SAPI-2016 at Mohw, MP Mohapatra Vice-President (East Zone) Prof. M.R. Panda of the Indian Association for Advancement of Veterinary Parasitology (IAAVP)

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Best oral paper XXXII Dr. Bijay Patra 06th to 08th Annual convention of The Dec. 2016 Indian Society for study of Animal Reproduction on “Animal Fertility and Fecundity at crossroads: Addressing the issue through conventional and advanced reproductive technologies” Nominated as President Dr. D.N.Mohanty 25th Sept. in the Advisory committee 2016 for ISSAR-ORISSA Chapter held at CVSc & AH, Bhubaneswar and adjudged as best evaluator of research article Nominated as Secretary in Dr. P.C.Mishra 25th Sept. the Advisory committee for 2016 ISSAR-ORISSA Chapter Nominated as Treasurer in Dr. B.Jena 25th Sept. the Advisory committee for 2016 ISSAR-ORISSA Chapter Selected as International Maj. Sudesh Judge for equestrian Kanungo games in National & International equestrian events College of Bhubaneswar JAE Best Paper award Dr J.C.Paul 3-2-2017 Agricultural (2016) in Soil & Water Engineering & Engineering for the paper Technology ‘An Interactive Multi-Objective Linear Programming Approach for Watershed Planning-A Case Study’ by the Indian Society of Agricultural Engineers do Dr B. Panigrahi 3 Feb. 2017 Indian Association of Dr. B. Panigrahi Soil and Water Conservationists Fellow Award (2016) First oral paper award in Dr. C.R.Subudhi 27 Feb to the 9th National seminal and 01 March on water resources Soumitri Patro 2017 management in the context of climate change for growing India-2017

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Lead speaker to deliver Dr. Sanjaya K Dash 7th Jan, 2017 a talk on Post Harvest Management and Value Addition in Rainfed Agriculture” at State Instituteof Rural development Coordinator and resource Dr. Sanjaya K Dash 15-18 March, person for the training 2017 programme on SAS Distinguished Service Dr. M. K. Ghosal 16.2.2017 Certificate Award, 2016 by ICAR for his contribution in Energy in Agriculture Gannett Memorial Award, Dr. M. K. Ghosal 2016 on 19.2.2017 for his work on Environmental Engineering from Institution of Engineers K C Das Memorial award Dr. R.C. Dash 19.2.2017 of Institute of Engineers, OSC for the paper on “Development of Sisal Fibre Extractor for small farmers of Odisha” during 58th Annual Technical session College of Rangailunda Best poster presentation Mrs. Dharitri 11th and 12th Fisheries, Berhampur award in National seminar Choudhury March 2017 on “Priorities in Fisheries and Aquaculture”

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38. Please mention Ten Most Significant Achievements/Impacts out of the ICAR Development Grant Provided to the University:

i. OUAT secured Second position at National level in the Horticulture Science and Forestry category in the ICAR-JRF examination 2016.

ii. OUAT has restructured its academic curricula as per the recommendation of ICAR- 5th Dean’s Committee and MSVE -2016 from academic year 2016-17 with 30% alterations in the course syllabus as per local need.

iii. The University is first in the country to implement Student READY (Rural Entrepreneurship and Awareness Development Yojana) emphasizing on Rural Agricultural Work Experience (RAWE), Experiential Learning Programme (ELP) and In-plant training.

iv. Two students of CAET won cash prize of Rs.1.00 lakh for developing App. on “Agricultural Insurance” in the event “Ag Hack” organized by CII at Chandigarh during November, 2016.

v. Three students of College of Agriculture, Bhubaneswar won the “Best Paper Award” for their paper “Sustainable multi fuel improved cook stove” in the competition organized by Project Council an European Citizens’ Initiative (ECI)”& Union Ministry of Urban Development at Chennai on 19th November, 2016

vi. OUAT is the first SAU in the country to start training and certification of farmers and agricultural workers under Recognition of Prior Learning Programme, a component of Skill India Initiative.

vii. Agriculture Education Division of ICAR has issued Certificate of Appreciation to OUAT on 27.01 2017 for commendable contribution towards strengthening and sustainable implementation of e- Granth programme by uploading more than 1000 digitized PG and Ph.D. theses in Krishi Kosh portal.

viii. Automation of entrance examination (2017-18) and tabulation of grade sheets (2016-17) has been done for maintaining transparency and timely declaration of results

ix. Newly constituted Education Cell at University level with members from different constituent colleges, co-ordinates the academic activities and monitors in-time accomplishment of various academic assignments.

x. A strict timeline activity have been prepared and followed to make the academic system more vibrant with an uniform semester calendar prepared and implemented across all the colleges of the University

39 List Two Major Constraints Faced by the University for Enhancement of Education Quality: i) Inadequate infrastructure development due to funds crunch ii) Vacancy positions in teaching and non-teaching cadre is a major bottleneck for smooth functioning of teaching, research and extension activities of the University

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3. In the Opinion of the Vice-Chancellor, Justification for Continuing ICAR Support During XIII Plan:

The University is committed towards maintaining high standards of education and research in agriculture and allied sectors to meet the teaching, research and extension needs of the state and the country. This has led the University to achieve unique distinction of securing 1st rank in Eastern and North East India and 11th rank at national level amongst all the Agriculture Universities in the country as per recent notification of ICAR. The University has so far released 152 high yielding varieties of different crops. Several production and protection technologies have been standardized for crops, animals, fish etc. and disseminated to the end users. This is possible with assistance of ICAR. Hence, continued support from the Council can help OUAT to achieve further academic excellence and serve the state and the nation.

4. List of Top Five Priority Areas Related to Higher Agriculture Education Improvement that University Wishes ICAR to Support:

i. Infrastructure development viz. new class rooms, labs, incubation chambers etc.

ii. Strengthening of Central lab. with addition of sophisticated equipments

iii. Financial assistance for automation of academic system and digitization of governance

iv. Increase in UG and PG contingencies

v. Funds allocation under Green Initiative

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MEMBERS OF BOARD OF MANAGEMENT CHAIRMAN Prof. Surendranath Pasupalak, Vice Chancellor MEMBERS 1 Shri Bhagirathi Badajena, Hon’ble M.L.A. 7. Shri Suresh Chandra Pattnaik Agricultural Scientist of repute 2. Shri Samir Ranjan Dash, Hon’ble M.L.A. 8. Dr. A. Padma Raju Agricultural Scientist of repute 3. Principal Secretary to Government of 9. Sri Prabhat Chandra Kanungo Odisha, Agriculture & Farmers’ Progressive Farmer Empowerment Department, Bhubaneswar 4. Additional Chief Secretary to 10. Sri Srikumar Misra, Government of Odisha, Progressive Farmer Finance Department, Bhubaneswar 5. Director of Agriculture and Food Production, Odisha, Bhubaneswar 6. Dr. S. K. Ambast ICAR representative

CO-OPTED MEMBERS 1 The Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Government of Odisha, Fisheries and Animal Resources Development Department, Bhubaneswar 2 Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Government of Odisha, Skill Development and Technical Education Department, Bhubaneswar 3 Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Government of Odisha, Water Resources Department, Bhubaneswar 4 Principal Secretary to Government of Odisha, Forest and Environment Department, Bhubaneswar 5 Director, Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services, Odisha, Cuttack Registrar - Secretary to Board of Management

( 178 ) ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Appendix-II Members of Academic Council Sl.No. Name Designation 1 Prof. S. Pasupalak Vice-Chancellor and Chairman 2 Mr. Willium Bilung Registrar 3 Dr. P. N. Jagadev Dean of Research 4 Dr. L. M. Garnayak Dean, College of Agriculture, Bhubaneswar 5 Dr. R. C. Patra Dean, College of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry, Bhubaneswar 6 Dr. P. N. Jagadev Dean, Extension Education 7 Dr. L. M. Garnayak Dean, College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology, Bhubaneswar 8 Dr. L. K. Babu Dean, Students’ Welfare 9 Dr. L. K. Babu Dean, PGF-cum-DR.I 10 Dr. M. M. Hossain Dean, College of Forestry, Bhubaneswar 11 Dr. P. K. Roul Director, Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation 12 Dr. B. K. Behera Controller of Examination 13 Dr. (Mrs.) P. Agarwal Director, College of Community Science, Bhubaneswar 14 Dr. B.C. Panda Director, College of Basic Sc. and Humanities, Bhubaneswar 15 Dr. R. K. Pattnaik Associate Dean, College of Agriculture, Chiplima 16 Dr. R. K. Pattnaik (I/C) Associate Dean, College of Horticulture, Chiplima 17 Dr. S. Mohanty Associate Dean, College of Agriculture, Bhawanipatna 18 Dr. (Mrs.) S. K. Mishra Director, College of Fisheries, Rangailunda 19 Dr. R. K. Das Director, Agro-Polytechnic, Bhubaneswar 20 Dr. P. K. Sarangi Director, Farms 21 Dr. B. Behera, HOD Dept. of Agronomy 22 Dr. B. Baisakh, HOD Dept. of Plant Breeding and Genetics 23 Dr. S. K. Pattanayak, HOD Dept. of Soil Science and Agril. Chemistry 24 Dr. R. K. Mishra, HOD Dept. of Agril. Economics 25 Dr. D.K. Das, HOD Dept. of Fruit Science & Horticulture Technology 26 Dr. A. K. Das, HOD Dept. of Vegetable Science 27 Dr. (Mrs.)S. Beura, HOD Dept. of Floriculture and Landscaping 28 Dr. S. K. Panda, HOD Dept. of Entomology 29 Dr. (Mrs.) N. Nayak, HOD Dept. of Plant Pathology 30 Dr. B.Parasar, HOD Dept. of Extension Education 31 Dr. G. R. Rout, HOD Dept. of Agril. Biotechnology 32 Dr. A.K.Parida, HOD Dept. of Statistics 33 Dr. S. K. Swain, HOD Dept. of Seed Science and Technology 34 Dr. N. K. Sahoo, HOD Dept. of Nematology

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35 Dr. B.S.Rath, HOD Dept. of Agricultural Meteorology 35 Dr. P.C. Behera, HOD Dept. of Bio-Chemistry 36 Dr. S. Nayak, HOD Dept. of Surgery & Radiology 37 Dr. (Mrs.) R. Mishra, HOD Dept. of Vety. Microbiology 38 Dr. P.K.Pati, HOD Dept. of L.P.Technology (LPT) 39 Dr. M.R.Panda, HOD Dept. of Vety. Parasitology 40 Dr. U.K. Mishra, HOD Dept. of Anatomy & Histology 41 Dr. D.N.Mohanty, HOD Dept. of Animal Reproduction, Gynaecology and Obstetrics 42 Dr. A.K.Kundu, HOD Dept. of Vety. Physiology 43 Dr. S.C.Parija, HOD Dept. of Pharmacology and Toxicology 44 Dr. P.C.Behera, HOD Dept. of Vety. Bio-Chemistry 45 Dr.G. Nayak, HOD Dept. of Animal Breeding and Genetics 46 Dr. L. M. Mohapatra, HOD Dept. of Livestock Production and Management 47 Dr. P. Swain, HOD Dept. of Veterinary Extension 48 Dr. S.K.Panda, HOD Dept. of Vety. Pathology 49 Dr. M. R. Das, HOD Dept. of Vety. Medicine 50 Dr. R. K. Swain, HOD Dept. of Animal Nutrition 51 Dr. N. C. Behura, HOD Dept. of Poultry Science 52 Dr. N.Sahoo, HOD Dept. of Vety. Previntive Medicine 53 Dr.B.B.Mishra, HOD Dept. of Microbiology 54 Mr. S. K. Pradhan, HOD Dept. of Bio-Informatics 55 Sri A. Dash, HOD Dept. of Computer Science and Application 56 Dr. S. Mohapatra, HOD Dept. of Agri-Bussiness Management 57 Dr. B.Panigrahi, HOD Dept. of Soil and Water Conservation Engineering 58 Dr. D.Behera, HOD Dept. of Farm Machinery and Power 59 Dr.R. C. Dash, HOD Dept. of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering 60 Dr. S. K. Dash, HOD Dept. of Agricultural Processing and Food Engineering 61 Dr. B. Panigrahy, HOD Dept. of Agril. Structures, Civil and Environment Engg. 62 Dr. M. R. Acharya, HOD Dept. of Physics 63 Dr. B. P. Acharya, HOD Dept. of Chemistry 64 Dr. B.B.Mishra, HOD Dept. of Botany 65 Dr. C. S. K. Mishra, HOD Dept. of Zoology 66 Dr. M. K. Mohanty, HOD Dept. of Mathematics 67 Dr. B.C. Panda, HOD Dept. of Odia 68 Dr. (Mrs.) M. Panda, HOD Dept. of English 69 Dr. R. K. Mohapatra, Central Library, OUAT Chief Librarian 70 Mrs. S. Mohapatra Assistant Registrar (Acd.)

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Administrator, Deans and Directors Sl.No. Members 1 Mr. Willium Bilung, Registrar 2 Sri S.M.Das, Comptroller 3 Dr. P. N. Jagadev, Dean of Research 4 Dr. L. M. Garnayak, Dean, College of Agriculture, Bhubaneswar 5 Dr. R. C. Patra, Dean, College of Veterinary Sc. & Animal Husbandry, Bhubaneswar 6 Dr. P. N. Jagadev, Dean, Extension Education 7 Dr. L. M. Garnayak, Dean, College of Agril. Engg. and Technology, Bhubaneswar 8 Dr. L. K. Babu, Dean, Students’ Welfare 9 Dr. L. K. Babu, Dean, PGF-cum-DR.I 10 Dr. M. M. Hossain, Dean, College of Forestry, Bhubaneswar 11 Dr. P. K. Roul, Director, Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation 12 Dr. B. K. Behera, Controller of Examination 13 Dr. (Mrs.) P. Agarwal, Director, College of Community Science, Bhubaneswar 14 Dr. B.C. Panda, Director, College of Basic Sc. and Humanities, Bhubaneswar 15 Dr. R. K. Pattnaik, Associate Dean, College of Agriculture, Chiplima 16 Dr. R. K. Pattnaik (I/c), Associate Dean, College of Horticulture, Chiplima 17 Dr. S. Mohanty, Associate Dean, College of Agriculture, Bhawanipatna 18 Dr. (Mrs.) S. K. Mishra, Director, College of Fisheries, Rangailunda 19 Dr. R. K. Das, Director, Agro-Polytechnic, Bhubaneswar 20 Dr. P. K. Sarangi, Director, Farms 21 Dr. R. R. Pattanaik, Director, Physical Plants 22 Dr. R. K. Mohapatra, Chief Librarian Other Officers 24 Sri A. T. Kar, Secretary to Vice-Chancellor 25 Mr. S. Rahmaan, Asst. Registrar (Est. I/C) 26 Mrs. S. Mohapatra, Asst. Registrar (Acd.) 27 Mr A.K.Mallick, Asst. Registrar (Adm.) 28 Dr. (Mrs) L. Panda, Accounts Officer - I 29 Sri B. C. Kar, Accounts Officer - II 30 Er. K.C. Nayak, Asst. Engineer (Elec.) 31 Er. S. Acharya, Asst. Engineer (Civil) 32 Er. D. Dixit, Asst. Engineer (Civil) 33 Er. P. K. Pattanaik, Asst. Engineer (PH)

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COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, Vegetable Science Bhubaneswar Dr. A.K.Dash, Prof. and Head Dr. G.S.Sahu, Assoc. Prof. Agronomy Dr. P.Tripathy, Assoc. Prof. Dr.B.Behera, Prof. and Head Dr.R.K.Paikaray, Prof. Floriculture and Landscaping Dr. A.K.Mohapatra, Prof. Dr. (Mrs) S.Beura, Assoc. Prof. & Head Dr.S.N.Jena, Assoc. Prof Mrs. Kaberi Maharana, Asst. Prof. Dr. M. R. Satpathy, Assoc. Prof Dr. (Mrs) G. Pandey, Asst. Prof. Dr.P.K.Mohanty, Assoc. Prof. . Dr. S. Biswal, Assoc.Prof. Entomology Sri A.K.Behera, Asst. Prof. Dr.S.K.Panda, Prof. and Head Mrs. A. Mohapatra, Asst.Prof. Dr. P.C.Dash, Prof. Dr. B.K.Sahoo, Prof. Plant Breeding and Genetics Dr.H. P. Misra, Prof. Dr.L. K. Rath, Prof. Dr. B.Baisakh, Prof. and Head Dr.L. N. Mohapatra, Prof. Dr. B.Pradhan, Prof. Dr. B. Patra, Prof. Dr. T. K. Mishra, Prof. Dr.P.R.Mishra, Assoc. Prof. Dr. D.N.Bastia, Assoc. Prof. Dr. S.M.A. Mandal, Assoc. Prof. Dr. D.Lenka, Assoc.Prof. Dr.P.K.Behera, Assoc. Prof Mrs. Jayashree Kar, Asst.Prof. Dr.Jayraj Padhi, Assoc. Prof.

Soil Science and Agril. Chemistry Plant Pathology Dr.S.K.Pattanayak, Prof. and Head Dr.(Mrs.) N. Nayak, Prof. and Head Dr. G.H.Santra, Prof. Dr. K.B.Mohapatra, Prof. Dr.A.K.Dash, Prof. Dr. S.K.Beura, Assoc. Prof. Dr.R.K.Patra, Prof. Dr. M.K.Mishra, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Narayan Panda, Assist. Prof. Dr. A.K.Senapati, Assoc. Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) G.Biswal, Asst. Prof Agril. Economics Dr.R.K.Mishra, Prof and Head Extension Education Dr. A.K.Mishra,Assoc. Prof. Dr. B.Parasar, Prof. and Head Dr. K. K. Sarangi, Asst. Prof. Dr. A.P.Kanungo, Prof. Dr. B.P.Mohapatra, Assoc. Prof Fruit Science and Hort. Technology Dr. (Mrs.)B.P.Mishra, Assoc. Prof Dr. D.K. Dash, Prof. and Head Dr. R.S. Panigrahi, Assoc. Prof Dr. S.N. Dash, Assoc. Prof. Dt. P. K. Banerjee, Assoc. Prof. Dr. C.M. Panda, Assoc. Prof. Sri S.P.Sangramsingh, Asst. Prof.

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Plant Physiology Veterinary. Parasitology Mr.R.K.Panda, Asst. Prof. Dr. M.R.Panda, Prof. & Head Mrs. R.Bhola, Asst. Prof. Dr. B.N.Mohanty, Assoc. Prof. Dr.(Mrs.) M. Dehuri, Asst. Prof. Agril. Statistics Dr. A. Hembram, Asst. Prof. Dr. A.K.Parida, Professor & Head Anatomy & Histology Dr. U.K.Mishra, Assoc. Prof. & Head Seed Science and Technology Dr. R.K. Das, Professor on leave Dr.S.K.Mohanty, Prof. and Head Dr. S. Satapathy, Asst. Prof. Dr. Dr.S.K.Swain, Prof. Dr.(Mrs.) R. Patra, Asst. Prof. Dr. K.C. Muduli, Assoc. Prof. Dr. (Ms) S. Dehuri, Asst. Prof. Dr S. Mohanty, Asst. Prof. Animal Reproduction, Gynaecology and Nematology Obstetrics Dr. N.K.Sahu, Prof. & Head Dr. D.N.Mohanty, Prof. & Head Dr.D.K.Nayak, Assoc. Prof. Dr. A.K.Barik, Assoc. Prof. Dr. B.K. Das, Assoc. Prof. Dr. P.C.Mishra, Assoc. Prof. Dr. A.K. .Nahak, Asst. Prof Agricultural Biotechnology Dr. (Mrs) B. Jena, Asst. Prof. . Dr. G.R.Rout, Professor & Head Teaching Veterinary Clinical Complex Dr. S.K.Tripathy, Professor Dr. B.K. Patra, Assoc. Prof. Dr. K.C.Samal, Assoc. Professor Dr. A. R. Gupta, Asst. Prof. Dr. I.C.Mohanty, Assoc. Professor Dr. A.K. Sahoo, Asst. Prof. Dr. S. S. Biswal, Asst. Prof. Agro-Meteorology Dr. S. R. Parija, Asst. Prof. on lien Dr. B. S. Rath, Prof. and Head Dr.A.K.B. Mohapatra, Assoc. Prof. Vety. Physiology Dr. A.K.Kundu, Prof. & Head COLLEGE OF VETERINARY SCIENCE AND Dr. A.P.K. Mohapatra, Assoc. Prof. ANIMAL HUSBANDRY Dr. S. Mohapatra, Asst. Prof. Dr.(Mrs.) N. Dalai, Asst.Prof. Vety. Surgery& Radiology Dr. S.R. Mishra, Asst. Prof. Dr. S. N. Nayak, Prof. &Head Vety. Pharmacology and Toxicology Dr. I. Nath, Professor Dr. S.C.Parija, Prof. & Head Dr. T.K.Patnaik, Assoc. Prof. Dr. K.K.Sardar, Assoc. Prof. Dr. J. K.Das, Assoc. Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Santwana Pallai, Asst. Prof. Dr. (Mrs) P.S.Parvathama,Asst. Prof. Dr. Ajit Kumar Naik, Asst. Prof. Dr. S. S. Behera, Asst. Prof. Dr.J.R.Dash, Asst. Prof. Dr. B. Jena, Asst. Prof. Veterinaty Biochemistry Vety. Microbiology Dr. P.C.Behera, Prof. & Head. Dr.(Mrs) R.Mishra, Asst. Prof & Head Dr. G.R.Sahoo, Assoc. Prof. Dr. H.K.Panda, Assoc. Prof. (on leave) Dr. P. R. Sahoo, Asst. Prof.

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Livestock Products Technology (LPT) Preventive Medicine Dr. P.K.Pati, Assoc. Prof. & Head Dr. N. Sahoo, Prof. & Head Dr. (Ms.) B.P. Mishra, Asst. Prof. Dr. S. Biswal, Assoc. Prof.

Animal Breeding and Genetics Vety. Public Health Dr. G. Nayak, Prof. & Head Dr P.K. Pati, Professor, LPT I/C Head Dr. S. K. Dash, Prof. Dr. N. Barik, Assoc. Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) P. Panda, Assoc. Prof. Instructional Livestock Farm (ILF) Dr. Dillip Kumar Karna, Assoc. Prof. Dr G.P. Mohanty, Professor, LPM & I/C ILF Dr. C. Mishra, Asst. Prof. COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL Livestock Production and Management ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY Dr. L.M. Mohapatra, Prof. & Head Dr. G.P. Mohanty, Professor, ILF Soil and Water Conservation Engineering Dr. B. Panigrahi, Assoc. Prof. Dr. B.Panigrahi, Prof. and Head Dr. S. Kanungo, Asst. Prof. Dr. C. R. Subudhi, Assoc. Prof. Dr. K. Behera, Asst. Prof. Dr N. Sahoo, Assoc. Prof. Dr.(Ms.) J. Bagh, Asst. Prof. Dr. J. C. Paul, Assoc. Prof. Dr. A. P. Sahu, Assoc. Prof. Veterinary and A.H. Extension Dr. P. Swain, Prof. & Head Sri B. C. Sahoo, Asst. Prof. Dr. B. C. Das, Asst. Prof Dr. (Mrs.) K. Shweta, Asst. Prof. Farm Machinery and Power Dr. D. Behera, Prof. and Head Vety. Pathology Dr. B. K. Behera, Prof. Dr. S.K.Panda, Prof. & Head Dr. R.C.Dash, Prof. Dr. A.P.Acharaya, Asst. Prof. Dr. M. K. Ghosal, Prof. Dr. D. Das, Asst. Prof. Dr. N. Mohapatra, Assoc. Prof. Dr.(Ms.) J. Pamia, Asst. Prof. Dr. M. Mohapatra, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Prasana Kumar Rath, Asst. Prof. Mechanical and Electrical Engg. Clinical Vety. Medicine, Ethics & Sri S. Ray, Asst. Prof. Jurisprudence Dr. M. Das, Assoc. Prof. Sri P. K. Barik, Asst. Prof. Dr. S.K. Senapati, Assoc. Prof. Dr. (Mrs) G. R. Jena, Asst. Prof. Agril. Structure, Civil and Environmental Engineering Animal Nutrition Dr. B. P. Behera, Assoc. Prof. Dr. R.K.Swain, Prof. & Head Dr. R. R. Pattnaik, Asst. Prof. Dr. S.K.Das, Professor Dr. N. Panda, Assoc. Prof. Agricultural Processing and Food Dr. N. C. Behura, Assoc. Prof. Engineering Dr. S.K. Mishra, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Md. K.Khan, Prof. Dr. K. Sethy, Asst. Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) K. Rayaguru, Assoc. Prof. Poultry Science Dr. N. C. Behura, Assoc. Prof. & Head (I/C) Instrumentation Cell Dr. (Mrs.) L. Samal, Asst. Prof Sri S. Acharya, Asst. Prof.

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COLLEGE OF COMMUNITY SCIENCE Mr. B. K. Sethy, Asst. Prof. Dr. B. S. Bisoyi, Asst. Prof. Textiles and Apparel Designing Mr. Abhiram Dash, Asst. Prof. Dr. Pranati Das, Prof. Mrs. A. Mohanty, Asst. Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) S. Mohapatra, Junior Scientist Dr. K.K. Panigrahi, Asst. Prof. Dr. Md. M. Hussain, Asst. Prof. Family Resource Management Dr. (Mrs.) S. Mohanta, Asst. Prof. Dr. Manashi Mohanty, Prof. Mr. S.Haldar, Asst. Prof. Dr. Trupti Mohanty, Prof. Mrs. P. P. Jena, Asst. Prof. Mrs. P.Shatpathy, Asst. Prof Human Development and Family Studies Dr. (Mrs.) D.Pradhan, Assoc. Prof. COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, Dr. (Mrs.) P.Parhi, Assoc. Prof. BHAWANIPATNA

Foods and Nutrition Dr. L. K. Das, Assoc. Prof. Dr. P. Agarwal, Prof. Dr. S. K. Nayak,Assoc. Prof. Dr. S. Nanda, Prof. Dr. D. Behera, Assoc. Prof. Dr. D. Jena, Assoc.Prof. Dr. N. Ransing, Assoc. Prof. Miss C. Devadarshini, Asst, Prof. Sri B. P. Gantayat, Asst. Prof. Sri U. K. Behera, Asst. Prof. COLLEGE OF FISHERIES Sri Sujit Majhi, Asst. Prof. Dr. B. Sinha, Asst. Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) S.K.Misra, Prof. Er. S. Hansda, Asst. Prof. Dr. D.Satapathy,Prof. Dr. Simly Das, Asst. Prof. Dr. J.P.Sahu, Prof. Mrs. Chandana Behera, Asst. Prof. Dr. S.Nanda, Prof. Dr. R. L. Moharana, Asst. Prof. Dr. S.K.Udgata, Prof. Dr. R.Mishra, Assoc. Prof. Dr. R.K.Rout, Asst.Prof Dr. B.K.Khuntia, Assoc. Prof. Dr.S.Behera , Asst.Prof Dr. S. K. Bhuyan, Assoc. Prof. Dr. S. K. Patra, Assoc. Prof. COLLEGE OF HORTICULTURE, CHIPLIMA Dr. N. Das, Assoc. Prof. Dr. B. Sahu, Asst. Prof. Dr. S. Samal, Assoc. Prof. Mrs. D. Choudhury, Asst. Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) D.Sahoo, Assoc. Prof. Mr. M. K. Tripathy, Asst. Prof. Dr.R.K.Tarai, Assoc. Prof. Mr. B. K. Pati, Asst. Prof. Mr. B. C. Das, Asst. Prof. Mr. N.K.Sial, Asst.Prof. Dr. P. Mandal, Farm Suptt. Mr. N. N. S. Dalapati, Asst. Prof. COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, CHIPLIMA Dr. (Mrs.) C. Nayak, Asst. Prof. Mr. A.K.Sahoo, Asst. Prof. Dr.( Mrs.) S. Das, Asst. Prof. Ms. P. Mishra, Asst. Prof. Dr. S. K. Dwibedi, Asst. Prof. Dr.L. Biswal, Asst. Prof. Dr. (Mrs) Ipsita Das, Asst. Prof. Mr. C.R.Sarangi, Asst. Prof.

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COLLEGE OF BASIC SCIENCE Dr. (Mrs.) S. Jena, Asst.Prof. AND HUMANITIES Dr. H. Nayak, Asst.Prof. Dr. H. S. Sahoo, Asst. Prof. Physics Dr. M.R Acharya Botany Prof. & Head Dr. B. B. Mishra, Prof. & Head Dr. (Mrs.) G. Parida, Prof. Mrs. P. Purohit, Assoc. Prof. Dr.(Mrs).M.PanigrahyAssoc. Prof. Dr.C.Rath, Assoc. Prof. Dr. C. Parida, Asst. Prof. Dr. D. Dash, Asst. Prof. Mrs. N. Dash, Asst. Prof. Dr. (Ms) L. Samad, Asst. Prof. Dr. S. Baag, Asst. Prof. Mrs. B. Mohanty, Asst. Prof. Microbiology Dr. (Mrs.) J. Mohapatra, Asst. Prof. Dr. B. B. Mishra, Prof. & Head Mathematics Dr. (Mrs.) P. Ray, Assoc. Prof Dr. M. K. Mahanti, Prof. & Head Dr. (Mrs.) S. B. Mohapatra, Assoc. Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) M. Kuila, Asst. Prof. Mr. P.K.Pattnaik, Asst.Prof. Dr. S. Mishra, Asst. Prof. Dr. Mrs. A. Rout, Asst. Prof. Dr. S. Beuria, Asst. Prof. Dr. D. P. Samantray, Asst. Prof. Mr. R. L. Giri, Asst. Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) S. M. Samantray, Asst. Prof. Dr. N.Parida, Asst. Prof. Bio-technology Zoology Dr. (Mrs.) R.L.Beura, Asst.Prof. Dr. C. S. K. Mishra, Prof. & Head Dr.(Mrs.)K.Das, Asst.Prof. Dr. A.K. Mohanty, Prof. Dr. N. Upadhyay, Prof. Computer Science Dr. S. T. Patnaik, Asst. Prof. Mr. N. Badu, Asst.Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) R. Pattnaik, Asst. Prof. Mrs.A.Behera, Asst.Prof. Dr. B. Paital, Asst. Prof. Mr. P.K.Pattnaik, Asst. Prof. Mrs. B.Das, Asst.Prof. Odia Mr. R.N.Hota, Asst.Prof. Dr. B.C.Panda, Prof & Head Mrs. S. P. Rath, Asst. Prof. COLLEGE OF FORESTRY English Dr. (Mrs.) M. Panda, HOD, Asst. Prof. Dr Ashok Kumar SAhoo, Professor Dr. (Mrs.) A. Tripathy, Asst. Prof. Dr. B. R. Singh, Professor Mrs. D. Das, Asst. Prof. Dr. M. K. Tripathy, Assoc. Prof. Mr.M.Sharma, Asst. Prof. Dr. N.Bhola, Assoc. Prof. Dr. L. Tripathy, Assoc. Prof. Chemistry Sri S. Nayak, Asst. Prof. Dr. B. P. Acharya, Prof. & Head Mr. T. L. Mohantry, Asst. Prof. Dr. (Mrs) N. Swain, Assoc. Prof. Mr. R. K. Kar, Asst. Prof. Dr. P. K. Jena, Asst. Prof. Dr. M. C. Behera, Asst. Prof. Mr. S. N. Muni, Asst. Prof. Mrs S. G. Nair, Asst. Prof. Mr. S. R. Panda, Asst. Prof. Mrs. H. Nayak, Asst. Prof.

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CENTRE FOR POST GRADUATE RRTTS, Ranital STUDIES Dr. S. S. Mohapatra, ADR. Dr. C. K. Das, Jr. Breeder Bio-informatics Dr. U. S. Nayak, Sr. Scienist (Ento.) Mr. S. K. Pradhan, Asst.Prof. & HoD Sri G. S. Singh, Jr. Agronomist Mr. S.N. Rath, Asst.Prof. RRTTS, Semiliguda Miss S. Balbantray, Asst.Prof. Dr. N.Senapati, ADR. Miss S. R. Martha, Asst.Prof. Sri L.Nayak, Jr. Scienist (Agro.) Mrs. P. Acharya, Farm Supt. Dept. of Computer Science & Application Dr. B. B. Sahoo, Sr. Scienist Sri A. Dash, Assoc.Prof. & HoD Dr. R. R. Patra, Asst. Prof. RRTTS, Chiplima Mr. J.R. Mohanty, Asst.Prof. Dr. S. K. Tripathy, Sr. Agronomist (OIC) Mrs. S. Mishra, Asst. Prof. Dr. D. Mandal, Jr.Pathologist Mrs. S. Mohanty, Asst. Prof. Mr. A. C. Dash, Farm Supt. Mrs D. Mishra, Asst. Prof. RRTTS, G.Udayagiri Mrs T. Panda, Asst. Prof. Sri A. K. Sethy, ADR. (I/C) Mrs.S.S.Pattanayak, Asst.Prof. Dr. D. K. Debata, Sr. Scienist (Plant Path.)

Agri-Business Management RRTTS, Mahisapat Dr. S. Mohapatra, Prof. & Head Dr. D.Panigrahi, ADR (I/C) Dr. D. Behura, Asst. Prof. Dr. (Mrs.)M.Prusty, Jr. Soil Scientist Mr. B.C. Dhir, Jr. Nematologist DEAN OF RESEARCH RRTTS, Bhawanipatna Dr. C. M. Khanda, ADR Coordination Unit Smt S. Das, Jr. Scientist (PBG) Dr. K. C. Barik, Professor Mr. G. Prasad, Farm Suptt. Mrs. S. Mohapatra, Jr. Scienist (Home Sc.) RRTTS, Bhubaneswar deployed College of Com. Sc. Dr.P.K.Sarangi, ADR. Dr. M. Mishra, Sr. Agronomist RRTTSS, Motto Dr. (Mrs.) A. Sasmal, Sr. Entomologist Dr. B. Kabat, Sr Soil Scientist Dr. S. Panda, Sr Breeder Dr. P. K. Samant,Sr. Scientist (Soil Sc.) RRTTSS, Umerkote Dr. (Mrs.) D. Khulbe, Sr.Plant Patholoist Mr.A. Phonglosa, Jr. Scientist

RRTTSS, Kirei RRTTS, Keonjhar Sri Sanjeev Biswasi, Sr.Scientist (I/C) Dr. H. K. Patro, ADR. Dr.S.K. Sahoo, Jr. Agronomist RRTTSS, Jeypore Dr.(Mrs.) N.M.Mishra, Jr.Horticulturist Sri M.R. Mohanty, Jr. Breeder (OIC) Dr. S.K. Roul, Sr. Scientist (SWCE) Dr. A. Ray, Jr. Scienist (Home Sc.) RRTTSS, Kalimela deployed to DEE Dr. B.B. Sahoo, Jr. Horticulturist

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ALL INDIA COORDINATED RESEARCH PROJECT (AICRP) Long Term Fertilizer Dr. K.K. Rout, Professor & OIC Integrated Farming Systems Research Dr. M.Mandal, Jr. Scientist Dr.R. K. Paikaray, Professor Dr. K. N. Mishra, Assoc. Prof. Bio-diversity and Bio-fertilizer Dr. A.K. Patra, Assoc.Prof. Dr. S. K. Pattnayak, Professor & OIC

OFR, Kendrapada Micro and Secondary Nutrients Dr S.K.Swain, Agronomist (I/C) Dr. R.K.Nayak, Assoc. Prof. & OIC Dr. (Ms) B. Jena, Asst. Soil Chemist OFR, Angul Dr T.R.Mohanty, Agronomist Soil Test and Crop Response Dr. A.Mishra, Assoc. Prof. Agro-Forestry Dr. Subhashis Saren, Asst. Prof. Dr. P. J. Mishra, Assoc. Professor Sri B. B. Behera, Asst.Prof. Vegetable Crops (VIP) Ms. Sasmita Behera, Jr. Scientist Dr. G.Sahu, OIC Dr. (Mrs) S. Das, ASPO Agrometeorology Dr. S.K. Dash, Jr. Vegetable Agronomist Dr. (Mrs.) A. Baliarsingh, Agrometereologist (I/C) Dr. S. Sarkar, Jr. Pathologist

Potential Crops Sesame Dr. D. Mishra, Breeder & OIC Dr. T. Samal, Entomologist & OIC Sri M. P. Behera, Jr. Agronomist Dr. M. Das, Jr Breeder

Cashew Improvement Project MAP and Betelvine Dr.S.K.Mukherjee, Professor (OIC) Dr. S.C.Swain, Sr. Scientist Dr. P. K. Panda, Asst. Prof Dr. S. Kumar, Jr. Pathologist Mrs. Kabita Sethy, Asst. Prof.

Forage Crops Biological –Control Dr. G.B. Dash, Breeder (PBG) Dr. B. Patro, Assoc. Prof (OIC) Dr. (Mrs.) S. Tripathy, Agronomist Mrs. Pravasini Behera, Jt. Pathologist Palms Dr. S. C. Sahoo, OIC Weed Control Dr. M.M.Mishra, Assoc. Prof. & OIC Plant Parasitic Nematodes Dr. R. R. Dash, Agronomist Dr. S. Sahoo, Nematologist & OIC Sri M. M. Behera, Jr. Residue Chemist (soil) Dr. N. Dash, Asst. Nematologist Sri J.K.Mahalik, Asst. Nematologist Potato Honey Bee Research Dr. A. Mishra, Potato Breeder & OIC Dr. C. R. Satapathy, Sr.Entomologist & OIC Mr. D. Ghosal, Jr. Agronomist Dr. R.N. Mohapatra, Asst. Entomologist

Rape seed and Mustard Sri D. K. Dash, Breeder & OIC Post Harvest Technology Mrs. Pritinanda Pati, Agronomist Dr. M. K. Panda, Res. Engineer & OIC

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Dr. (Mrs.) M.Mohapatra, Astt.Res. Er Rice, Jeypore Dr. U.S.Pal, Asst. Processing Er. Dr. M. R. Mohanty, Jr. Breeder & OIC Dr. N.R.Sahoo, Asst.Microbiologist Dr. R.N.Nayak, Asst. Biochemist Spices, Pottangi Dr. C.K.Bakhara, Asst. Res. Er. Dr. P. Sial, Sr. Breeder Dr. G. Dash, Sr. Horticulturist Ergonomics and Safety in Agriculture Ms Sunita Behera, Jr. Pathologist Dr. S.K.Mohanty, Research Engineer Dr. J. N. Mishra, Assoc. Prof. VPM Dr. B. K. Sahoo, OIC & Prof. (Ento.) Farm Implements and Machinery Dr. P.L.Pradhan, Assoc. Prof. Onion & Garlic, Chiplima Dr. P. K.Sahoo, Assoc. Prof. Dr. P. Mandal, Jr. Agronomist & OIC

U.A.E., CAET BSP (NSP-Crops) Dr. S. K. Swain, Res. Engineer Dr. S. Sahoo, Seed Prodn. Officer Dr. A. K. Dash, Assoc. Prof. Dr. C. R. Sahoo, Asst. Seed Prodn. Officer Dr. A.K.Mohapatra, Animal Scientist NSP-Crops, STR DLAP, Phulbani Dr. A.K.Kar, SRO and OIC Dr. D. K. Bastia, Chief Scientist Dr. B. B. Patro, Seed Res. Officer Dr. S. K. Behera, Agril. Engineer Ms. A. Priyadarsini, ASRO. Dr.D.Dash, ASRO MULLARP, Berhampur Dr K. Pradhan, PS & OIC Groundnut Dr. R.K.Panigrahi, Sr. Agronomist Dr. S. K. Swain, Assoc.z Prof. Sri A. M. Prusty, Jr. Breeder Dr Arabinda Dhal, Jr. Pathologist Sri Abhijit Kar, Jr.Scientist (Ento.) Dr. K. Pradhan, Jr. Breeder Dr. (Mrs.) S. S. Bal, Jr. Pathologist Mushroom MULLARP, Keonjhar Dr. K. B. Mohapatra, OIC Dr. S. Tudu, Jr. Agronomist Dr.N.Chinara, Asst. Prof. Mrs Sujata Das, Jr. Breeder Poultry Dr. N.C. Behura, Assoc. Prof & OIC SMIP, Berhampur Dr. (Mrs.) Lipismita Samal, Asst. Prof. Dr. P.M.Mohapatra, Sr Breeder Ms. Ipsita Odisi Priyadarshini, Jr. Entomologist Goat Dr. D.K. Karna, Sr. Scientist (ABG) Tobacco, Berhampur Sri P. M. Mahapatra, Sr. Breeder & I/C IFRNURAP Dr. R.K.Swain, Prof (OIC) Pigeonpea, Berhampur Dr. S.K.Mishar, Scientist Dr. P. K. Panda, Jr. Agronomist Dr.P.C. Mishra, Scientist

Niger, Semiliguda Sugarcane, Nayagarh Sri B. B. Dalai, Jr. Agronomist Dr. P.K.Nayak, Sr. Breeder & OIC Sri M. K. Meena, Jr. Breeder Dr. (Mrs.) J. R. Patnaik, Jr. Agronomist

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Rice, Chiplima Tropical Fruits Dr. B. S. Naik, Professor (PBG) Mrs. S. Swain, Jr. Horticulturist Dr. D. Swain, Sr Sci (Agronomy) Sri B.K.Pradhan, Jr. Pathologist Mrs. Rini Pal, Jr. Pathologist Mr. A. Seni, Jr. Entomologist PLANNING, MONITORING AND EVALUATION Mr. B. R. Nayak, Jr. Agronomist Dr. S. Mishra, Scientist Dr. M. Mohanty, Research Officer Water Management, Chiplima DIRECTORATE OF EXTENSION Dr. A. K. Mohanty, Chief Scientist EDUCATION Dr. N.Panigrahi, Agril. Engineer Dr.P. K. Samant, Soil Physicist Information Section Dr. (Mrs.) S. Mohapatra, Sr. Agronomist Mr. M. P. Nayak, Sri B.Nayak, Jr. Agronomist Jt. Director Extension (Information)

Castor, Bhawanipatna University Extension Block Programme Sri S.K.Mohanty, Jr. Breeder (UEBP) Dr. M. R. Mohapatra, Joint Director Extension Cotton, Bhawanipatna Dr. H. K. Sahoo, Dy. Dir. Extension Sri B. S. Nayak, Jr. Agronomist Dr.(Mrs.) Minati Behera, Dy Dir.Extn. Sri N. Mandi, Jr Entomologist Dr.S.C.Sahoo, Dy. Director Extension Dr. (Mrs.) S. Parichha, Dy. Director Extension Jute, Kendrapara Dr. Sarika Jena, Asst. Agronomist (OIC) Distance Education Dr. M. K. Rout, Asst. Pathologist Dr.B.K.Mohapatra, Sri S. K. Das, Asst. Entomologist Joint Director Extension (Distance)

PFDC Video Project Dr P.C.Pradhan, Scientist Dr. S. C. Mohapatra, Agro-Advisory Service Joint Director Extension (Video) Dr. A. Khuntia, T.O., Ranital KRISHI VIGYAN KENDRA (KVK) Sri A. Nayak, T.O., Bhawanipatna Md. A. Alim, T.O., Dhenkanal KVK, Angul (Angul) Mrs. Monika Ray, T.O.,Keonjhar Mrs. B. Satapathy, Extn. Edn., (SSH) Mrs. I.Kar, T.O., Chiplima Sri T. K. Samant, (SMS) Agro Sri B.R.Behera, T.O.,Semiliguda Mrs. S. Acharya, (SMS) Home Sc. Sri H.Das, T.O.,Malkangiri Dr. M. Behera, (SMS) Animal Science Sri B. Mohanty, (SMS) Ag. Engg. Linseed, Keonjhar Ms. I. Mishra, (SMS) Plant Protection Sri. K. C. Sahoo, Jr. Agronomist Mr. G. R. Sahoo, (SMS)Forestry

Maize Improvement Project KVK, Balasore (Baliapal) Dr. D. Swain, Breeder Sri S. K. Mohanty, Pl. Prot. (SSH) I/C Mrs. P. Naik, Jr. Agronomist Ms. P. Giri, (SMS) Agronomy Sri M. K. Jena, (SMS) Soil Science Floriculture Mrs.A. R. Patra, (SMS) Home Sc. Dr. S. K. Palai, Floriculturist & OIC Ms. G. Sahoo, (SMS) Plant Protection Dr. M. R. Nath, Asst. Floriculturist Ms S. Rout, (SMS) Forestry

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KVK, Bargarh (Gambharipalli) KVK, Ganjam I (Bhanjanagar) Mrs. S.Sahu, (SMS) Home Sci. (SSH) I/C Sri P. K. Panda, I/C(SSH) Pl. Prot. Sri N. C. Barik, (SMS) Plant. Protection Sr. S. K. Samantray, (SMS) Extn. Mr. S. K. Meher, (SMS) Horticulture Mrs. G. Subudhi, (SMS) Home Sc. Ms. R. Begum, (SMS) Plant Science Ms. S. K. Joshi, (SMS) Animal Sc. Mr. T. C. Panda, (SMS) Agril. Engg. Ms Trupti Bhoi, (SMS) Extension KVK, Ganjam II Dr. S. Lenka, (I/C SSH) Extn. Edn. KVK, Bhadrak (Ranital) Mrs. K. Mishra, (SMS) Agronomy Dr. A. Das, Agronomy, SSH Ms. S. Choudhury, (SMS) Hort. Dr. T. K. Pallai, (SMS) Animal Sc. Sri S. K. Panigrahi, (SMS) Extn. Sri A.P. Nayak, (SMS) Fishery Sc. Ms. A. Patra, (SMS) Home Sc. Sri B. Sahoo, (SMS) Horticulture Sri S. S. Das, (SMS) Fishery Sc. Ms. S. Patnaik, (SMS) Home Sc. Sri D. Sarangi, (SMS) Soil Sc. Sri D.P. Das, (SMS) Soil Science KVK, Jagatsinghpur (Tirtol) KVK, Bolangir Mr. D. Mishra,I/C(SSH) Plant Protection Mr. A. K. Das, I/C (SSH) Plant Prot. Sri A. K. Mohanty, (SMS) Hort. Mrs S. Srichandan, (SMS) Hort. Mrs M. Sarangi, (SMS) Home Sc. Mrs S. Purohit, (SMS) Home Sc. Mr. S. R. Das, (SMS) Extension Sri K. K. Behera, (SMS) Extn. Edn. Dr. P. K. Padhi, (SMS) Animal Science Mr. B. K. Routray, (SMS) Plant Protection KVK, Boudh (Boudh) Mr. S. K. Satapathy, SSH, Hort. KVK, Jajpur (Barchana) Sri A. B. Das, (SMS) Extn.Edn. Dr. (Mrs.) T. Patnaik, (SSH) Home. Sc. Sri B.P.Giri, (SMS) Horticulture Mr. S. Das, (SMS) Soil Sc. Ms J. Mallick, (SMS) Plant Protection Mrs. B. Mishra, (SMS) Hort. Mrs. D. Patra,(SMS) Home Sc. KVK, Deogarh (Deogarh) Mrs. B. L. Mahanta, (SMS)Ag.Engg. Sri S.K.Sahoo, I/C(SSH) Horticulture Sri L. Soren, (SMS) Plant Prot. KVK, Jharsuguda (Jharsuguda) Dr. B. R. Pattnaik, (SSH) Extension KVK, Dhenkanal (Mahisapat) Sri M.K. Barik, (SMS) Agril. Extn. Dr. S. K.. Mahapatra, (SSH) Horticulture Mr. P. Mishra, (SMS) Horticulture Mrs. S. Pal, (SMS) Home Science Mr. D. Panda, (SMS) Pl. Prot. KVK, Kandhamal (G.Udayagiri) Mr. D.S. Kar, (SMS) Horticulture Mr. D. V. Singh, (SSH) Extension Er. D. Parmjita, (SMS) Ag. Engg. Sri S. K. Mukhi,(SMS) Soil Sc. Sri M. R. Mohanty, (SMS) Forestry Mrs. A. Samal, (SMS) Home Science Dr. R. B. Nayak, (SMS) Animal Sc. KVK, Kalahandi (Bhawanipatna) KVK, Gajapati (R.Udayagiri) Mr. T. K. Das, I/C(SSH) Plant Protection Dr.(Mrs)S. Mohanty,(SSH)Home Sc. Tulasi Majhi, (SMS) Horticulture Sri S. Mohanty, (SMS) Plant Prot. Mrs. M. Jena, (SMS) Extension Ms. R. Topoo, (SMS) Horticulture Mr. H. Mallick, (SMS) Animal Sc. Mr. D. M. Das, (SMS) Agril. Engg. Mrs. L. Mallick,(SMS) Soil Science

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KVK, Kendrapara (Kendrapara) KVK, Puri (Sakhigopal) Mrs. M. Bhol, (SSH) Home Sc. Dr. Anil Swain, (SSH) Fishery Sri L.K. Mohanty, I/C(SSH) Agronomy Sri S. Taria, (SMS) Plant Physiology Sri S. Kar, (SMS) Hort. Mrs A. Mohanty,(SMS) Horticulture Mrs. N. Mahapatra, (SMS) Home Sc. Sri S. Baral,(SMS) Plant Prot. Ms. L. Dash, (SMS) Animal Sc. Dr. S. Ranabijuli, (SMS) Animal Sc. Sri S. Paramguru, (SMS) Extension KVK, Keonjhar (Keonjhar) Mrs Jyotirmayee Udgata (SMS) Home Sc. Sri S. K. Nath, (SSH) Extn. Sri P. K. Nanda, (SMS) Plant Prot. KVK, Rayagada (Gunupur) Ms. L. Pradhan, (SMS) Home Science Sri B. K. Jena, I/C(SSH) PBG KVK, Koraput (Semiliguda) Sri B. C. Behera, (SMS) Extension Mrs. J. R. Maharana, I/C(SSH) Hort. Ms. S. Dandasena, (SMS) Agro. KVK, Sambalpur (Chiplima) Mr. L. Dip, (SMS) Plant Protection Sri P. K. Prusty, I/C (SSH) Plant Prot. Sri S. K.Sahu,(SMS) Agronomy KVK, Mayurbhanj I (Shyamakhunta) Sri N. Bar,(SMS) Extn. Edn. Mrs S. Patnaik, (SSH) Horticulture Mrs. M. Pradhan, (SMS) Home Sc. Mrs. J. Bhuyan, (SMS) Home Sc. Dr. (Ms.) J. P. Mishra, (SMS) Animal Sc. Sri D. K. Mohanty, (SMS) Ag. Engg. Dr. B. R. Samantray, (SMS) Fishery KVK, Sonepur (Sonepur) Mr. S. N. Mishra, I/C (SSH) Plant Prot. KVK, Mayurbhanj II (Jashipur) Ms. G. Pradhan, (SMS) Horticulture Mr. J. Patro, I/C(SSH) Extn. Edn. Mrs. B. Mallick, (SMS) Home Sc. KVK, Sunderagarh I (Kirei) Sri G. C. Dhal, (SMS) Ag. Engg. Sri D. J. Bage, I/C (SSH) Extn. Edn. Sri S. Satapathy, (SMS) Agro. KVK, Malkangiri (Malkangiri) Ms. S. Sahoo, (SMS) Plant Protection Mr. N. Behera, I/C (SSH) Agronomy Mr. A. K. Ray, (SMS) Seed Tech. KVK, Sunderagarh II (Rourkela) Sri J. K. Pati, I/C (SSH) Extension KVK Nabarangapur (Umerkote) Mrs. B.L. Sahu, (SMS) Home Sc. Mr. G. C. Sahoo, I/C (SSH) Soil Sc. Sri S. K. Pradhan, (SMS) Horticulture Mr. P. Murmu, (SMS) Agronomy Mr. S. Hansda,(SMS) Plant Protec. DIRECTORATE OF AGROPOLYTECHNIC Mr. D. R. Mishra, (SMS) Plant Sc. Dr. S. Nanda, Principal, APC, Dhenkanal KVK, Nayagarh (Nayagarh) Miss P. P. Das, Principal, APC, Ranital Mr. A. Panda, I/C (SSH) Horticulture Mr. S. K. Pattanaik, Principal, APC, Keonjhar Sri T.Badajena,(SMS) Agril. Extn. Mrs. S. Kanungo, Principal, APC, Bolangir Sri T. Khandayataray,(SMS) Pl. Prot. Dr. M. R. Pattnaik, Principal, APC, Boudh Ms. S. Sahu, (SMS) Fishery Dr. M. R. Senapati, Principal, APC, Chiplima Ms. B. L.Rout, (SMS) Home Sc. Mr. L. Kishan, Principal, APC, Rourkela Ms S. Dwibedi (SMS) Ag. Engg. Mr. N. Sasmal, Principal, APC, Deogarh Mr. S. Das, Principal, APC, Rangailunda KVK, Nuapada (Nuapada) Sri K.K.Biswal, I/C (SSH) Plant Prot. Mr. B. K. Tudu, Principal, APC, Koraput ***** ( 192 )