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Annual Inspection Proforma for Tnau Research Stations 2019 1 ANNUAL INSPECTION PROFORMA FOR TNAU RESEARCH STATIONS 2019 A. General 1. Name of the Research station : Tapioca and Castor Research Station 2. Location with Altitude, Latitude : Yethapur, Salem district – 636 119 and Longitude Latitude : 11 35’ N Longitude : 78 29’ S 3. Date of start of the station : 01-04-1998 ( Copy of Government / University order to be enclosed) 4. Name and Designation of the : Dr. S. R. Venkatachalam, Professor & Head Professor (PB&G) and Head 5. Total area of the station : 9.54 ha (Details with survey numbers to be enclosed in Annexure) 6. Mandate of the station : Undertaking basic, strategic and applied thrust areas of research in tapioca and castor To act as a lead centre for scientific information and coordinating farmer’s problem solving issues in tapioca and castor Introduction of new technologies for increasing the productivity of tapioca and castor Imparting training on tapioca and castor to the farmers and extension functionaries Providing farm advisory services for various crops in North Western Zone of Tamil Nadu 7. Current Research Agenda : Conservation and characterization of germplasm in Tapioca and Castor Breeding for high yield, quality and resistance to biotic stresses in Tapioca Breeding for high yield, crop duration, yield and resistance to biotic stresses in Castor Standardizing technology package for Castor hybrid YRCH 2 and castor variety YTP 1 for higher productivity Studying the performance of tapioca and castor in Vedharanyam Block. Studying the effect of transplanting method of crop establishment in castor Yield maximization through improved production systems in Castor 2 Soil fertility assessment and improvement in Tapioca Innovative approaches for nutrient management in Tapioca Biological control of insect pests in Castor Integrated pest management in Castor Plant–pest interaction and assessing host plant resistance to major crop pests in Castor Biological control and integrated management strategies for major diseases in Castor 8. Soil type : Red sandy loam - Fine, mixed Isohyperthermic Typic Rhodustalf 9. Soil nutrient status(Blockwise) A block B block C block Status pH : 7.62 7.85 7.78 Neutral to slightly alkaline EC : 0.57 0.34 0.24 Non saline Available N : 223 210 243 Low to medium Available P2O5 : 13 8 7 Low to medium Available K2O : 344 357 225 Medium to high 10. Area under different sources of Irrigation a. Canal : - Period of water availability : - b.Well pH - EC- : pH: 7.7 EC: 1.14 dS m-1 c. Rainfed : Total area under rainfed cultivation 11. Rainfall (mm) 2018 2019 (as on date) Winter : 11.0 - Summer : 61.8 - South west monsoon : 203.8 - North east monsoon : 139.9 - Total : 416.5 - 12. Area and productivity under different crops as per cropping programme and actual produce brought to stock (2018-19) a. Non experimental area (Annual crops) S.No Name of the crop Area (ac/ha) Produce received Productivity with variety as per stock book (kg/ha) (kgs) -Not applicable- 3 b. Experimental area (Annual crops) S.No Name of the crop Area (ac/ha) Produce received as Productivity with variety per stock book (kg/ha) ( kgs) 1. Castor – YRCH 1 and 5.25 ha Yet to be harvested - bulked seeds from all the trials 2. Tapioca-Bulk tubers 1.85 ha 6266 kgs 3387 kg/ha from all the trials c. Non experimental area (perennial crops) S.No Name of the crop with Area Produce received Productivity variety (ac/ha) as per stock book (kg/ha) (kgs) -Not applicable- d. Experimental area (perennial crops) S.No Name of the crop with Area Produce received Productivity variety (ac/ha) as per stock book (kg/ha) (kgs) -Not applicable- 13. Breeders seed production details (2018-19) S.No Name of the crop Area Target fixed Actually Productivity with variety (ac) (kgs) produced (kg/ha) (kgs) 1 Castor DPC 9 0.20 50 50 625 2 Castor TMV 5 0.20 50 50 625 3 Castor M 619-1 0.20 50 50 625 Total 0.60 150 150 625 14. Nucleus seed production details (2018-19) S.No Name of the crop Area Target fixed Actually Productivity with variety (ac) (kgs) produced (kg/ha) (kgs) 1. Castor DPC 9 0.20 30 30 375 2. Castor TMV 5 0.20 20 20 250 3. Castor M 619-1 0.20 20 20 375 Total 0.60 70 70 292 15. TFL Seed production details (2018-19) S.No Name of the crop Area Quantity Actually Productivity with variety (ac) proposed fixed produced (kg/ha) (kgs) (kgs) 1. Castor YRCH 1 13.0 3000 4074 875 4 2. Castor YRCH 2 1.0 301 750 3. Castor DCH 519 5.7 2200 400 Castor DCH 177 1.0 150 750 Total 20.7 3000 7276 878 16. Quantity of manures, fertilizers and pesticides purchased costing more than Rs.5000/= (2018-19) S.No Name of the material Quantity (kgs/ton) Cost (Rs.) 1. Urea - - 2. Super Phosphate - - 3. Muriate of potash 500 kgs 7000 4 Glyphosate – Weedicide 20 litres 6080 17. Annual receipts for the last three years as per annual accounts Year Farm receipts(Rs.) Other receipts (Rs.) Total ( Rs.) 2016-17 286614 171941 458555 2017-18 268960 171601 440501 2018-19 (upto 31st Jan 2019) 77055 119263 196318 B. RESEARCH. 1. University Research Projects (As on date) S.No Project Number and Period Name and Designation Progress of work title the project Leader I Tapioca A Crop Improvement 1 HCRI/YTP/HOR/ Dec, 2015 Dr. M. Velmurugan, F1 generation seeds were VEG/2015/001 to Asst. Prof. (Horti.) raised in polybag and Breeding of Nov, 2018 Dr.S.R.Venkatachalam seedlings maintained in cassava for high Prof. (PB&G), shade net for planting in tuber yield and main field starch content The seedlings will be added to the existing germplasm collection and the project will be closed. The completion report is under progress. B Crop Management 2 NRM/YTP/SAC/CSA/2 Dec,2013 Dr.S. Suganya, Completion report approved. 013/001 Soil Test to AP (SS&AC) (Ref: Lr. No. DR/P1/RAC Crop Response based Nov, 2016 Approval/2019 Dt. IPNS for sustainable 07.02.2019 of the Director of cassava production Research, TNAU, Coimbatore) 3 NRM/YTP/SAC/CSA/2 Dec, 2013 Dr.S. Suganya, The maximum tuber yield 013/002 Permanent to AP (SS&AC) (43.0 t ha-1) and starch Manurial Experiment Nov, 2018 content (26.62%) was 5 on cassava in red recorded by the application sandy loam soil of Integrated Nutrient (Typic Rhodustalf) of Management (FYM @ 25 t ha- Yethapur under 1 + STCR IPNS based NPK Irrigated situation (110:131:133 kg) and Azophos @ 2 kg ha-1). Soil organic carbon content was higher in the application of organics (0.42%) which was followed by Integrated Nutrient Management (0.39%). Soil available nitrogen (267 kg ha-1), phosphorus (7.38 kg ha-1) and potassium (387 kg ha-1) was higher under the Integrated Nutrient Management (FYM @ 25 t ha- 1 + STCR IPNS based NPK (110:131:133 kg) and Azophos @ 2 kg ha-1) in permanent manurial experiment. Higher microbial population of bacteria, fungi and actinomycetes was recorded under organics (70.23, 34.68 and 10.28 respectively) followed by Integrated Nutrient Management (67.28, 32.15 and 10.17 respectively). Higher enzyme activity of dehydrogenase and phosphatase was recorded by organics (98.7 and 463.5 g g-1 dwt soil h-1) followed by INM (98.4 and 460.7 g g-1 dwt soil h-1). Completion report preparation is in progress. 4 NRM/YTP/SAC/TAP/2 March Dr.S. Suganya, Field experiment was 017/001 Evaluation 2017 to AP (SS&AC) conducted in two different of New Micronutrient Feb, 2019 soils (Red and Black soil) with Fertilizer Mixture for calcareous and Non- increasing the calcareous soil. productivity and Simultaneously four starch content in experiments was conducted cassava in two different soils with calcareous and non- calcareous soil viz., Red non- calcareous at TCRS farm, Red calcareous at Thalavaipatty 6 village, Black non calcareous soil at Umayalpuram village and Black calcareous at Ramanaickanpalayam village of Pethanaickanpalayam block of Salem district during Jan-Feb 2018. Observations on growth, yield attributes, tuber yield and starch content were recorded at harvest in all four trials. Post harvest soil and plant samples were collected for analysing the nutrient content. Data analysis is in progress. 5 DCM/YTP/CRP/TAP/2 Nov, 2017 Dr. M. K. Kalarani, The cassava genotypes 017/001 Evaluation to Dec, Dr. S. Suganya and TCMS7 and Me681 performed of cassava genotypes 2019 Dr. P.S.Kavitha well under 120mM NaCl and for salt tolerance recorded more root length of 7.67cm and 4.6cm and root volume of 1. 78cc and 1.67cc respectively followed by Kungumarose and H226 in the nursery experiment period of 30 days. Also these genotypes recoded minimum reduction in shoot length and number of root in salt imposed plants. In this experiment I, Me681 and TCMS7 were selected as salt tolerant, H226 and Kungumarose as moderately tolerant and Sree Athulya as salt succeptible for further investigation in experiment II. Experiment II was initiated on 02.04.2018 with Me 681, TCMS H226 Kungumarose Shree Athuliya and two treatments of control and 120mM of NaCl salt level. Chlorophyll, soluble protein content, SOD and peroxidase activities analysed and Metabolomic study under progress. Now the crop is in maturity stage and will be harvested during last week of Feb, 2019. 7 6 HCRI/YTP/ HOR/TAP/ August Dr.P.S.Kavitha 17 entries of released 2017/001 2017 varieties and accessions Evaluation of suitable to were chosen for the trial cassava variety for August Planting taken up during rainfed ecosystem in 2020 august in kolli hills and hilly areas of Tamil October at karumandurai Nadu hills Crop at kolli hills are in tuber initiation stage and the crop at karumandurai hills are in vegetative stage.
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