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Agriculture Brochure Design FINAL InInternationaternationall CConferenceonference on Advances in Ag riculture & Allied Science Research February 23rd& 24th 2019 (Saturday & Sunday) At Auditorium, Rama University, Kanpur Samagra Vikas Welfare Society, Lucknow (U.P.) India www.svws.co.in Faculty of Agriculture & Allied Industries Rama University, Kanpur Faculty of Agriculture & Allied Industries Uttar Pradesh (India) Rama University, Kanpur & Samagra Vikas Welfare Society, Lucknow (U.P.) India Uttar Pradesh (India) & Rama University, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh | www.ramauniversity.ac.in/ www.svws.co.in Samgra Vikas Welfare Society, Lucknow (U.P.) India Email: [email protected], [email protected] Email: [email protected], [email protected] BACKGROUND : Honours • Timing for oral presentation maximum (7 min.) • Size of poster ‐ 24x36 inches. Innovations revive collective power of people, providing small producers with access to markets, resources and credit. In pursuits of Prize our rapid and mindless development, we lost sight of our environment and the result is for every body to see. The environment is in • Best oral presentation • Best poster presentation mess and there are a lot of threats to our environment. Climate change is posing serious troubles to one and all. The increases in SOCIETY AWARDS (For More Details Read Notiication Available on website www.svws.co.in) production have to be achieved under conditions of declining and deteriorating land, soil and water resources and at the same time S.No. Award Category Eligibility preserving the environmental quality. It will be indeed dificult to meet these daunting challenges only with the application of A. Scientiic: conventional techniques and tools, as no headway is being made through these approaches. This warrants a new knowledge, 01 Junior Scientist Award Research Associate, Senior Research Fellow, Research Assistant etc. working in technology driven based approach keeping in view the resource availability, agriculture, rural development and the society in the research project. system to economize input costs and improve factor productivity. When the rules of the economics have changed and more and 02 Young Scientist Award Working Scientist/Teacher, below 40 years age. more innovations led practices are fastly changing the scenario at individual levels in India and abroad, it is here that a lesson or two 03 Scientist of the year‐2017‐18 Scientist/Teacher, below 50 years age, Outstanding research contribution in the learnings will lead to uprising. year‐2017‐18 along with 05 research publications as irst author published in NAAS The international Conference aims at providing interaction among the agriculture research community for exchange of ideas in the score journals that have minimum 05 rating. ield of Advances in Agriculture and Allied Science Research. In addition, this conference will set a stage for expanding the 03 Excellence in Research Award Scientist/Teacher, Above 40 years age, Minimum 07 year’s research experience. knowledge of scientists, students, young research scholars and farmers in creating awareness advance agriculture issues. Experts 04 Excellence in Teaching Award All category of teacher from Univ./College will deliver expository lectures and have discussion with the participants on topics. 05 Eminent Scientist Award Scientist/Teacher, above 50 years age, Minimum 15 year’s research experience. ISSUES TO BE ADDRESSED : 06 Life time achievement award DG, DDG, Vice‐chancellor or equivalent post working/worked in Research Emerging issues, challenges, opportunities, policy formulation, implications, new inventions, production technology, promotion, institutions, Central/State Universities or other research organizations etc. impact assessment, sustainability and entrepreneurship in rural areas for inclusive growth of agriculture & allied science research. 07 KVK Senior Scientist Award KVK Scientist above 50 years age, Minimum 15 year’s research experience. IN ORDER TO RESOLVE THESE, WE PROPOSED DISCUSS ON THE FOLLOWING THEME AREAS. 08 KVK Scientist Award KVK Scientist below 50 years age THEME : B. Technical • Improvement in productivity, resource use eficiency or saving in cost production, increase in cropping intensity, 01 Senior Technical Staff Award Technical Staff, Above 40 years age, Minimum 07 year’s experience. diversiication towards high value crops, Pre and post harvest management, Food processing, shifting cultivators from farm to 02 Technical Staff Award Technical Staff, below 40 years age non‐farm occupations and improvement in terms of trade for farmers or real prices received by farmers in agriculture and C. Administrative allied. 01 Senior Administrative Staff Award Administrative Staff, Above 40 years age, Minimum 10 year’s experience. • Development initiatives, technology generation and dissemination, innovations, policies and reforms, role of agricultural 02 Administrative Staff Award Administrative Staff, below 40 years age institutions in doubling income of farmers.(Agri Business Management, Food Science Technology, Dairy Technology, Dairy Science, D. Supporting: Fisheries Science, Animal Science, Veterinary Science, Animal Biotechnology, Home Science, Water Science and Technology, 01 Skilled Supporting Staff Award Minimum 12th pass and 07 year’s experience Agricultural Engineering and Technology, Forestry/Agro forestry and Silviculture, Horticulture, Statistical Science, Agricultural 02 Semi‐Skilled Supporting Staff Award Minimum 10th pass and 03 year’s experience Economics and Agri. Extension Education, Agronomy, Entomology and Nematology, Agriculture Meteorology, Soil Science, E. Students Environmental Science, Plant Breeding and Genetics, Plant Pathology, Agricultural Microbiology, Seed Science and Technology, 01 Best PhD Thesis Award Completed degree in the year‐2018‐19 Plant Biotechnology.) 02 Best PG Thesis Award Completed degree in the year‐2018‐19 • Entrepreneurial development & homestead activities, human resource management, human engineering and adolescents’ development, womens farmers, Financial Management and Bankable Projects for Sustainable development of agriculture & allied Participants: • Agricultural marketing and foreign trade by private mandi, direct marketing, contract farming, e‐trading, single point levy, direct •Vice Chancellors, Directors, Directors Research and Director Extension of International Organizations/Institutions. sale to consumers by farmers, single trader license, special treatment to fruits and vegetables. Price incentives for producers, •Vice Chancellors, Directors Research and Director Extension of Central Agricultural Universities, Central Universities, State Agricultural promotion of value chains and producers’ alliance, linking production to processing, cooperation, coordination, collaboration and Universities (SAU's), State Universities, and Scientiic Institutions. involvement of farmers to different marketing agencies. •Directors,Scientists and students working at ICAR/CSIR Institutes. • Climate change, facts, impact & global security. •NGO/Corporate Sector, representative involved with Agriculture. Call of paper: •National/International institutions working in the ield of Agriculture. • Participants are requested to send abstract of the article including title, author’s name and address in not more than 400 words on Accommodation: Arrangement of accommodation for the delegates will be made in guest houses, hostels and hotels on special request or before 10th February, 2019, along with duly illed registration form. and own payment basis. However, Participants are advised to explore stay arrangements by their own. • Authors are requested to send abstract and the papers in MS – WORD by e‐mail on How to Reach Kanpur: [email protected] By Air – Kanpur is well connected to the major cities of the country with regular lights. The airport is about 22 Kms from Rama University. • Full length paper ‐ Selected research papers shall be published in “ International Journal of chemical Studies ‐ An international By Rail ‑ You can easily get regular trains to Kanpur from other major cities of the country. journal” (NAAS rating‐5.31) • Kanpur Central (CNB)‐is about 24 Kms from Rama University. Deadlines: • Panki (PNK)is about 15 Kms from Rama University. Receipt of registration fee/ Acceptance of paper/ poster and Acceptance of abstract –10‐02‐2019 • Kanpur Anwarganj (CPA) is about 17.8 Kms from Rama University. Incomplete Application or not as per due date are likely not to be considered. • Kalianpur (KAP)is about 8 Kms from Rama University. By Road ‑There are regular buses from other major cities of the country to Kanpur. REGISTRATION : • Kanpur Jhakarkatti is about 19.4 Kms from Rama University. Registration fee may please be sent by NEFT/RTGS/IMPS/Cash deposit in favor of “Samagra Vikas Welfare Society”. A/c no. • Vikash Nagar Bus Depot is about 13.1 Kms from Rama University. 680710110002572, Bank of India, Kaisharbagh, Lucknow.IFSC Code: BKID0006807. • Chunniganj Bus Depot is about 19.1 Kms from Rama University. • Fazalganj Bus Depot is about 16.9 Kms from Rama University. Category Fee Excursion Foreign Delegates INR 6,000.00 Kanpur is the major city of Uttar Pradesh.It is believed that this city was founded by Raja Hindu Singh of the Sikhandi state. Kanpur’s Industries/Exporters INR 5,000.00 original name was Kanhpur. Whether it is suspected to be associated with the King Hindusi of the realty of the origin of the city, or belonging to the heroic Karna of Mahabharata period, it is so certiied that in the last
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