Name of the College- College of , Mulde

History of College/ Salient Features along with Photographs and map of how to reach:

The Konkan region is distinguished from the rest of the Maharashtra State by virtue of its distinct agro-climatic conditions, soil type, topography, location, crops, cropping pattern, land holdings and socio-economic conditions of the farmers. The problems in and allied sectors are entirely different from other parts of Maharashtra. Hence, Government of Maharashtra established Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth on 18 th May, 1972 to impart , conduct research on location specific problems and to disseminate the improved technologies among the farming community. It was renamed as Dr. Balasaheb Sawant Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth, Dapoli on 12 th February, 2001. Government of Maharashtra recognized the importance of horticulture crops in the Indian economy and state in particular; since there was a need for quality human resource development in this field, hence permitted Dr. Balasaheb Sawant Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth, Dapoli to start the degree programme in Horticulture at Mulde, Tal. Kudal, Dist. Sindhudurg in the year 2012-13. The college is one of the premier institutes in the state for imparting education, conduct the research and extension activities in horticulture. The first Government College of Horticulture was started in the year 2012-13 at Mulde, Tal. Kudal, in SindhudurgDistrict imparting education, conducting research and extension of various technologies. At college campus, since 1985, fresh water fisheries project was started to guide farmers of Konkan region. Project mainly works to identify and conservation of suitable local fish varieties, research on commercialization of these varieties by high-tech propagation techniques and standardization of cultivation practices. Works on fish cultivation in fishponds, cage system, and ornamental fish propagation has also started under this project. About 50 farmers are trained under this project and they have started ornamental fish production on commercial basis. In 1988, Central Government subsidized All Coordinated Research Project on Oil palm was started on area of 35 acres and this is one of the successful project in Indian West Coast. The project works on study of cultivation practices of oil palm, suitability of environment, fertilizer and water management and intercropping with respect to Konkan region. Farmers from Konkan region and from Western Maharashtra (Sangli and Kolhapur Districts) are motivated for oil palm cultivation and some of them has established oil palm orchards on commercial basis. Weather based Agro Advisory Services are started in 1995 to record observations of various weather parameters on daily basis. These observations are submitted to Indian Meteorological Department and weekly Agro advisory bulletins based on weather forecast are prepared and disseminated to progressive farmers, government officials and NGO’s in the district for taking crop care. Many farmers are benefited by this Agro Advisory Services and play an important role to increase farmers’ income and this is unique campus of the University having such projects. In Mulde, university’s research project started in the year 1985 as National Agricultural Research Project. Mulde campus has 44.41 ha area and presently all these projects are working under College of Horticulture. College of Horticulture [B.Sc. Hort.] has four years (8 Semesters) degree programme with intake capacity of 60 students per year. On college farm various fruit crops orchards are established e.g. Mango, Cashew, Coconut, Sapota, Aonla, Arecanut, Banana. A separate fruit crop museum was erected. Besides, the College farm has intercrops like spices, condiments and pineapple. For practical’s various farms are available on which students get knowledge about various trials of fruit crops, flowers, aromatic, medicinal and plantation crops and ornamental plants nursery. Students learn under trainings on propagation of various crops and plants. The high quality grafts and seedlings are made available to farmers and they get motivated for establishment of various orchards, which helps in enhancing their economical conditions. The Associate Dean is the administrative and academic head of the college. For educational purpose highly qualified staff is recruited and high quality audio- visual system, library comprising of academic and competitive books, internet facility, laboratories of soil and biochemistry, Plant Protection, Botany and Post-Harvest Technology are established. So also, lawns and landscape gardens are maintained for practical purpose. College is well equipped with all Sports material for playing games like cricket, volley ball, javelin, carom, chess, football, and badminton etc., Different Field visits are also arranged regularly to update the knowledge of students pertaining to their subjects. With vision of agricultural development and tourism, the University’s Mulde farm is an ideal farm for Agro-tourism, Students, Researchers and Agricultural Extension Workers.

1. Associate Dean/ Principal:

BIODATA

1. Name in full SAWANT PRAMOD ATMARAM 2. Date of birth 14.2.1962 3. Present designation Head, Department of Extension Education Associate Dean, College of Horticulture, Mulde Dr. Balasaheb Sawant Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth, Dapoli 4. Academic qualification

Sl. Name of Institution Year of % marks or Grade No. degree passing CGPA 1. S.S.C. Maharashtra State Board of 1977 62.71 % First Class Secondary Education, Pune

2. H.S.C. Maharashtra State Board of 1979 48.67 % Second Class Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Pune

3. B.Sc.(Agri.) Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth, 1982 3.54/4.00 First Class with Dapoli, Dist. Ratnagiri Distinction (79.65 %)

4. M.Sc.(Agri.) Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth, 1984 3.88/4.00 First Class with Dapoli, Dist. Ratnagiri Distinction (86.16 %)

5. Ph.D.(Agril. University of Agricultural 1999 9.47/10.00 First Class with Extension Sciences, Dharwad Distinction Education) (Karnataka) (94.70 %) Recipient of Two Gold Medals

5. Service experience : 27 years 6. Awards and Prizes

• Awarded two Gold Medals namely (i) University of Agricultural Sciences Gold Medal and (ii) Dr. R.Dwarkinath Gold Medal for having ranked first among the Ph.D. (Agril. Extension Education) graduates during 1999 at the University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad, Karnataka. • Awarded 'BEST TEACHER AWARD' twice for the year 2000 -2001 and 2013-14 sponsored by the ICAR, New Delhi at the time of 24 th and 33 rd Convocation of Dr.BSKKV, Dapoli, respectively. • Awarded 'YOUNG SCIENTIST AWARD' by the Indian Society of Extension Educatio n for the year 2002. • Awarded ‘O.P.DAHAMA MEMORIAL AWARD' by the Indian Society of Extension Education for achieving excellence in extension education teaching and training for the year 2005. • Awarded ‘LATE SHRI. MUKUND GANESH DANDEKAR CASH PRIZE -2010’ in recognition of notable research contributions in the field of agriculture under DBSKKV, Dapoli • 3 Prizes for Best Paper Read • 7 Prizes for Best Use of Audio -Visual Aids 7. Special contribution • Recognized PG Teacher of Dr.BSKKV, Dapoli & YCMOU, Nashik. Guided 77 PG students • Handled more than 50 research projects • Established Museum & Mobile Agricultural Exhibition • Strengthened ATIC so as to give service, products and information to the farmers • Organized number of agricultural exhibitions with innovative ideas to spread the improved technologies among farming community • Organized Rice and Coconut Food Products Competition • Special work - Produced number of audio visual aids with different techniques • Promoted Agro-Tourism activity through women SHGs • Contributed s ignificantly in implementing Mega Tree Planting Campaign • Produced number of informative and attractive extension publications • Strengthened relations with media persons so as to reach effectively upto the rural masses • Organized rally of Gram VikasMandals • Or ganized number of training programmes and demonstrations • Active participation in – Palvi- A Novel Agrifest implemented by the University in 2009 • Implemented RKVY-Transfer of Technology Project throughout the Konkan region for five years • Published success s tories of the farmers • Published forty two research articles, wrote six books and one chapter in a book, published sixty one abstracts of research papers and thirty six popular articles. 8. Working on different committees • Member of Academic Council, DBSKKV, Da poli • Member of the Extension Education Council of DBSKKV, Dapoli • Member of the Faculty of Agricultural Engineering • Member Secretary of Director of Extension Education Coordination Committee since March 2010 • Chairman of Board of Studies in 'Extension Educat ion and Languages' under the Faculty of Agriculture • Member of Board of Studies in 'Process Engineering of Farm Products, Animal Products, By Products and Dairy Products and Extension Education' under the Faculty of Agril. Engineering • Member of Board of Stu dies in 'Fisheries Resources, , Statistics and Extension Education' under the Faculty of Fisheries. • Member of the Executive Body of Dapoli Chapter of Indian Society of Coastal Agricultural Research • Member of Editorial Board of Asian Journal of Ext ension Education • Member of Recognition Committee of YCMOU, Nashik • Vice-Chairman, Students' Council, College of Agriculture, Dapoli • Chief Counsellor and Educational Coordinator, College of Agriculture, Dapoli

(PramodAtmaram Sawant)

2. Address/ Location of Station : College of Horticulture, Mulde, Tal. Kudal, Dist. Sindhudurg, (MS) - 416520 Phone- 02362- 244232, 244231, 244272 Email- [email protected] LOCATION The College of Horticulture is located 3 km away from Mumbai Goa National Highway (NH-66) in Mulde, Tal. Kudal, Dist. Sindhudurg.

3. Faculty

Head of faculty Name : Dr. P. M. Haldankar Designation : Associate Dean, College of Horticulture, Mulde, Dr.B.S.K.K.V.Dapoli Staff present at the College of Horticulture, Mulde Sr.No. Name of the Department Name of the Staff Designation 1 Post-Harvest Technology Dr. P. C. Mali Associate Professor Shri. V. P. Damodhar Assistant Professor 2 Vegetable Science Dr. A. R. Kadam* Assistant Professor Dr. S. V. Savale Assistant Professor 3 Fruit Science Shri. N. G. Rathod Assistant Professor Dr. D. S. Kadam Assistant Professor 4 Floriculture and Landscaping Dr. N. D. Bhosale Assistant Professor Shri. M. K. Mahadik Assistant Professor 5 Crop Improvement and Biotechnology - Plant Breeding Dr. U.B. Apte Associate Professor - Plant Physiology Dr. J. S. Tumdam Assistant Professor 6 National Resource Management - Entomology Shri. S. S. Gurav Assistant Professor - Plant Pathology Dr. P. D. Potphode Assistant Professor - Soil Science and Agril. Dr. S. E. Shinde Assistant Professor Chemistry 10 Social Science - Extension Education Dr. G. R. Uike Assistant Professor - Agril. Economics Shri. H. J. Wagh Assistant Professor 11 Basic Science - Agril. Engineering Dr. V. M. Ingale Assistant Professor - Shri. G. S. Patange Assistant Professor

4. Mandates

4.1 Mandate of the Institution

The mandate of the institution is to train a highly motivated, disciplined and specialized human resource to meet the increasing demand for horticulture and allied subject specialists required for both public and private agencies to meet the future challenges of nutritional security. The institute has also a mandate to provide technical know-how and transfer of technology for the development of Horticulture and Horti-based industries apart from organizing inter disciplinary research for solving the location specific problems for the different agro-ecological zones coming under the jurisdiction of the University.

4.2 Mission

“To be a premier College of Horticulture by developing quality manpower”.

4.3 Goals 1. To develop trained manpower in Horticulture to fulfill needs of Konkan region.

2. To undertake need based research and give recommendations in Horticultural crops for production and technology by means to motivate Horticultural production.

3. To organize farmer’s rallies, demonstrations or training programmes for dissemination of research recommendations to farmers, entrepreneurs & exporters.

4.4 Objectives 1. To strengthen /improve the degree programme in Horticulture by implementing the national curriculum. 2. Providing up to date knowledge in the field of Horticulture and related disciplines. 3. To create a congenial environment for the students to develop leadership qualities and to inculcate competition spirit among them. 4. To organize specialized training programmes to provide consultancy to farmer in the field of horticulture. 5. To encourage faculty to attend refresher courses and/or advanced courses in/outside the state and the country for faculty improvement. 6. To start post graduate programme in core fields of all Horticulture subjects.

5. College information : SN Degree Year of Accreditation Intake Hostel facility offered Establishment status/ capacity Present Boys Girls grade (with (with strength) strength) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1. B.Sc. 2012 NA 60 172 120 Horticulture Upto 2016-17 90 From 2017-18

6. Infrastructure:

SN Buildings Farm area Laboratories Farm Classrooms Hostels with details Implements (Irrigation/ rainfed/ crops) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 Four buildings 40 acres 5 Farm 3 lecture Under with crop land laboratories implements halls construction 3 lecture halls 65 acres and 5 Labs horticultural machineries 2 staffrooms garden are 1 Two available administrative polyhouses office of 540 sq.m 1 Library each One shade net house

7. Human resources:

SN Name Designation Qualification Contact No. Discipline 1 Dr. P. A. Sawant Associate M.Sc. (Agri.), 9420718141 Extension Dean Ph.D Education 2 Dr. P. C. Mali Associate M.Sc. (Agri.), 9673155992 Post Harvest Professor Ph.D Technology 3 Shri. V. P. Damodhar # Assistant M.Sc. (Agri.), 9422919827 Post Harvest Professor Technology 4 Dr. A. R. Kadam* Assistant M.Sc. (Hort.), 7588187255 Vegetable Professor Ph.D Science 5 Dr. S. V. Savale* Assistant M.Sc. (Hort.), 9723901956 Vegetable Professor Ph.D Science 6 Shri. N. G. Rathod Assistant M.Sc. (Agri.), 9822201238 Fruit Science Professor 7 Dr. D. S. Kadam* Assistant M.Sc. (Hort.), 9405956795 Fruit Science Professor Ph.D 8 Dr. N. D. Bhosale Assistant M.Sc. (Hort.), 9130216550 Floriculture Professor Ph.D and Landscaping 9 Shri. M. K. Mahadik* Assistant M.Sc. (Hort.), 9028458054 Floriculture Professor Ph.D and Landscaping 10 Dr. U.B. Apte ** Associate M.Sc. (Agri.), 9421134140 Agril. Botany Professor Ph.D 11 Dr. J. S. Tumdam Assistant M.Sc. (Agri.), 8411888765 Agril. Botany Professor Ph.D 12 Shri. S. S. Gurav # Assistant M.Sc. (Agri.), Agril. Professor Ph.D Entomology 13 Dr. P. D. Potphode Assistant M.Sc. (Agri.), 7620790410 Plant Professor Ph.D Pathology 14 Dr. S. E. Shinde* Assistant M.Sc. (Agri.), 9960935453 Soil Science Professor Ph.D and Agril. Chemistry 15 Dr. G. R. Uike Assistant M.Sc. (Agri.), 9689063932 Extension Professor Ph.D Education 16 Shri. H. J. Wagh Assistant M.Sc. (Agri.) 9404402985 Agril. Professor Economics 17 Dr. V. M. Ingale* Assistant M.Tech.(Agril. 7588019741 Agril. Professor Engg.), Ph.D Engineering 18 Shri. G. S. Patange Assistant M.Tech 9420327130 Agril. Professor Engineering ** - on deputation at MCAER, Pune, *- 11 month basis, #- on deputation for Ph.D.s

8. College Achievement: • The college has produced 104 B.Sc. (Horti.) students during 2016 and 2017 out of which 17 students were placed in private firms through campus interview. • Total eight students qualified JRF out of which one has received JRF scholarship for post graduate degree course and admitted at IARI, New Delhi. • Twenty students secured admission for post graduate education in different Agricultural Universities in Maharashtra through CET conducted by MCAER, Pune. Achievements in NSS activities 2013-14 • Demonstration of National Disaster Response Force was given to F.Y. B.Sc. and S.Y. B.Sc. (Hort.) students on 16 th March 2014 2015-16 • Mr. Samarth Nivatkar, T.Y. B.Sc. (Hort.) participated in National Disaster Management Camp held at Aurngabad (MS). Achievements in sports 2012-13 • Three students participated in intercollegiate cultural festival (Mayurpankh- 2013) and got the second prize. • Two students got first and third position in javelin throw in Intercollegiate Sports Competition (Sportex 2013). • One student participated in State level Sports competition held at Maharashtra University of Health Science 2013-14 • Mr. Suleman Khan participated in Javelin throw at state level sport competition organized on 4 to 10 th March 2013 in Karnataka. • Mr. Salman Khan, F.Y. B.Sc.(Hort) and Mr. Suleman Khan S.Y. B.Sc.(Hort) got first and third position, respectively in Javelin throw in Inter college Sportex event. • Mr. ChetanKhatkale, S.Y. B.Sc. (Hort) participated in long Jump in state level sports competition held at Maharashtra University of Health Science. 2014-15 • Students participated in various events in inter collegiate sports competition (Sportex 2015) and Prize bagged in Kho-Kho event (Girls) as Runner up. • Students participated in Athletic sports events in Sportex 2015 and secured 1 st Position in Long Jump, Javelin throw in Boys and Girls Category. 2015-16 • Shri. PrathmeshBhamid, Shri.AkshayDubale of T.Y. B.Sc.(Hort) and Ku.SuchitaChougule of S.Y. B.Sc.(Hort) participated in ICAR Sports-2016 in Kabaddi and Volleyball events held at TNAU, Coimbatore during 16 th to 22 th March 2016. 2016-17 • Students participated in inter collegiate sports competition (Sportex 2016) and brought in 14 prizes in different events with runner up General Championship. • Students participated in Inter University Sports Competition (Ashwamedh 2016) in different events like volleyball, kabaddi, kho-kho and badminton held at Dr.VNAU, Parbhani, (MS).

Achievements in cultural programme 2014-15 • Students participated in intercollegiate cultural competition (Mayurpankh 2015) and two students got second position in Rangoli and Mono acting. 2015-16 • Twenty five students participated in “Mayurpankh-2015-16” organised by Dr. B.S. K. K. V. Dapoli. .Out of these, two students named Mr Rudrashish Panda, F.Y. B.Sc (Hort) and Mr.OmkarGosavi, T.Y. B.Sc (Hort) got 1 st Prize in Spot Painting and Spot Photography events, respectively and while Miss. GayatriChavan, F.Y. B.Sc (Hort) secured at II nd Prize in Elocution event. • One student was participated in Indradhanushya -2016 at college of Agriculture, Nagpur in on Spot Painting event. 2016-17 • Students participated in Intercollegiate Cultural Competition (Mayurpankh 2016). Miss. TanviHemant Sawant, S.Y.B.Sc. (Hort) received 2 nd prize in Poster making, Mr.KalpeshSadanandLavare, T.Y. B.Sc. (Hort) received 3 rd prize in Cartooning, Miss. PriyankaFernandes, S.Y. B.Sc. (Hort) got the 3 rd prize in Collage, Miss. Chaitali Sanjay Helgaonkar, T.Y. B.Sc. (Hort) got the 3 rd prize in Rangoli and also the dance team received 3 rd prize in Group Folk Dance. 9. Student READY Activities: Experiential Learning Programme- - Nursery Production and Management- VII Semester - Commercial Vegetable Production- VIII Semester 10. Extension Activities 2015 • Celebrated Nonviolence day on 30 th Jan 2015 • Celebrated Dr. BabasahebAmbedkar birth anniversary on 14 th April 2015 • Celebrated world Environment Day on 5 th June 2015 • Celebrated 1 st world yoga day on 21 st June 2015 • Celebrated birth anniversary of VasantraoNaik on Krishi Din on 1 st July 2015 • Organized cleanliness campaign on 27 th August 2015 • Celebrated Mahatma Gandhi birth anniversary on 2 nd Oct 2015. • Organization of District Level Training Programme on “ Production technology of Spice” under Centrally sponsored scheme on National Horticulture Mission (Development of Spices) sponsored by Directorate of Arecanut and Spices, Ministry of Agriculture and Finance (GOI).

2016 • On the eve of VasantraoNaik (Agriculture Day) Birth Anniversary, all students and staff of College of Horticulture, Mulde were participated in 2 crore Tree Plantation Programme on 01 th July 2016. • Eight students and staff of CoH, Mulde donated blood in blood donation camp organization at Civil hospital Kankavli on 6 th August- 2016. • Organized Cleanliness campaign Programme by mulching and gap filling activities on 20 th August 2016. • Organization of State Level Seminar on “ Production technology of Spice” under Centrally sponsored scheme on National Horticulture Mission (Development of Spices) sponsored by Directorate of Arecanut and Spices, Ministry of Agriculture and Finance (GOI). • Front line demonstration on organic farming in black pepper. 2017 • Organized two days residential camp at Nerur, tal. Kudal. During the camp the students of T.Y.B.Sc. (Hort.) participated in cleaning campaign at Ranganagad fort and celebrated Shivajijayanti on 19 th February, 2017. • For Campus Beautification, Tree plantation Programme was undertaken. • Organization of District Level Training Programme on “ Production technology of Spice” under Centrally sponsored scheme on National Horticulture Mission (Development of Spices) sponsored by Directorate of Arecanut and Spices, Ministry of Agriculture and Finance (GOI). • Demonstration on Production of portray seedlings from single bud rhizome in turmeric. 11. Placement details: SN Name of the student Company/Organization 1 Mr.ShindePrashantSambhaji 2 Mr.GawadeKaivalya Sanjay SvatantraAditya Birla 3 Mr.BabarVithalBhausaheb Microfinance Company, 4 Mr.Satam Nikhil Vilas Mumbai 5 Mr ParabSurajSubhash 6 Mr.ManjarekarRajanDevidas 7 Mr.Shinde Pratik Tanaji 8 Mr.Kasale Vikki Sanjay 9 Mr.KadamVishwajitVasant Hygeia Pest Control 10 Miss. KumbharSupriyaBalavant Company Mumbai 11 Miss. JadyalMayuri Ankush 12 Miss. PawarPallaviBalkrhushna 13 Miss. JagtapSunita 14 Miss. SamantSneha 15 Mr.GharatMayurJayawant Green King, Mumbai 16 Miss. Swati Vitmal ICICI Bank 17 Mr.Manoj Gudekar 18 Mr.AkshaySutar

12. Important publications: • Books 1. Vegetables- Production technology, by Dr. PradeepHaldavanekar, Shri. YogeshParulekar and Dr. Prafulla Mali • Folders- 1. Cultivation practices of turmeric. 2. Cultivation practices of ginger. • Souvenir/Proceedings of Seminar/Symposia/Conference/Workshop organized 1. Organization of State Level Seminar on “ Production technology of Spice” under Centrally sponsored scheme on National Horticulture Mission (Development of Spices) sponsored by Directorate of Arecanut and Spices, Ministry of Agriculture and Finance (GOI). • Training manuals of the training programme organized 1. Organization of District Level Training Programme on “ Production technology of Spice” under Centrally sponsored scheme on National Horticulture Mission (Development of Spices) sponsored by Directorate of Arecanut and Spices, Ministry of Agriculture and Finance (GOI).

• Journal Research papers Sr. Name of Article Year of Name of publication No. publication 1 Standardization of pretreatment and drying 2011 Eco. Eno. and Cons. 17 method for white onion ( Allium cepa Linn.) (4) pp. 837-842 Sangale K. K., P. C. Haldavnekar, K. H. Pujari, P. C. Mali, A. M. Tirmali and G. P. Sonune 2 Effect of pretreatment and drying methods 2011 Eco. Eno and Cons. 17 dehydration of white onion ( Allium cepa Linn.) (4) pp. 847-850 Sangale K. K., P. C. Haldavnekar, K. H. Pujari, P. C. Mali, A. M. Tirmali 3 Effect of humic acid on physiological growth of 2012 Journal of Indian mango ( Mangiferaindica L.) nursery grafts cv. Society for coastal Alphonso under coastal ecosystem. Agricultural Research Korke G. N., P. C. Haldavnekar, P. C. Mali 30 (2) pp. 138-142 andM. M. Burondkar 4 Dehydration of Alu fruit 2013 Green Farming 4 (5) S. D. Mane, P. C. Mali and K. K. Sangale 5 Effect of packaging and storage conditions on 2013 Journal of Indian physical parameters of jackfruit Society for coastal (Artocarpousheterophyllus Lam.) and firm flesh Agricultural Research bulb. 31 (2) pp. 53-57 N.R. Phutankar, P. C. Mali, C. D. Pawar, P. M. Haldankar, K. A. gaikwad and AlwalaKireeti 6 Effect of growth regulators on seed germination 2014 Asian Resonance vol. of pummelo as affected by storage period and III (3), pp. 55-59 presowing treatments.. R.R. Khopkar, P. C. Haldavnekar, Y. R. Parulekar, P. C. Mali, and S. B. Thorat

7 Evaluation of F1 hybrids of cucumber 2014 Journal of Indian (Cucumissativas L.) under naturally ventilated Society for coastal polyhouse. Agricultural Research V. G. Lajurkar, P. C. Mali, Y. R. Parulekar, V. 32 (2) pp. 55-58 G. Magar and N. R. Phutankar 8 Effect of packaging and storage conditions on 2013 J. Indian soc. of coastal physical parameters of jackfruit agric. Res. (Artocarpusheterophyllus Lam.) firm flesh bulbs 9 Effect of different levels of fertilizer on growth 2015 J. Indian soc. of coastal

and yield of F 1 hybrid of watermelon agric. Res. (Citrulluslanatus Thumb.) under konkanagroclimatic conditions of Maharashtra Dr. U. B. Apte 10 “Ratnagiri 4 (IET No. 20980) Midlate duration 2012 International and high yielding rice variety for Konkan and symposium on “ 100 Western Maharashtra” years of rice science Apte U.B., Shetye V.N., Gawai M.P., Sawant and looking beyond ” at D.S. and Jadhav B.B TNAU, Coimbatore, India during Jan., 9- 12,. Vol.1 pp 10-11. 11 “Strategies for Increasing Rice Production in 2012 International Maharashtra” symposium on “100 Thaware B.L., Apte U.B ., Kunkerkar R.L. and years of rice science S.R. Kadam. and looking beyond” at TNAU, Coimbatore, India during Jan., 9-12, Vol.1 pp 32-33. 12 “Molecular polymorphism in rice cytoplasmic 2012 International genetic male sterile (CGMS) lines based on symposium on “100 microsatellite markers” years of rice science Vikash Kumar, Apte U.B., Bhagvat S.G. and and looking beyond” at Jadhav B.B. TNAU, Coimbatore, India during Jan., 9- 12,. Vol.1 pp 251 13 “Variability and correlation studies in rice 2012 International (Oryzasativa L.)” symposium on “100 Apte U.B., Kadam S.R., Vanave P.B. and years of rice science Thaware B.L. and looking beyond” at TNAU, Coimbatore, India during Jan., 9-12, 2012. Vol.1 pp 122- 123 14 Sahyadri-5- First late rice Hybrid in India. 2013 National Seminar on Apte U.B ., Shetye V.N., Gawai M.P. and Jadhav Climate Resilient Rice B.B. Production Under Rainfed Ecosystem during 15 “Strategies for Increasing Rice Production in 2012 International Maharashtra” symposium on “100 Thaware B.L., Apte U.B ., Kunkerkar R.L. and years of rice science S.R. Kadam. and looking beyond” at TNAU, Coimbatore, India during Jan., 9-12, 2012. Vol.1 pp 32-33. 16 “Molecular polymorphism in rice cytoplasmic 2012 International genetic male sterile (CGMS) lines based on symposium on “100 microsatellite markers” years of rice science Vikash Kumar, Apte U.B., Bhagvat S.G. and and looking beyond” at Jadhav B.B. TNAU, Coimbatore, India during Jan., 9-12, 2012. Vol.1 pp 251 17 “Variability and correlation studies in rice 2012 International (Oryzasativa L.)” symposium on “100 Apte U.B., Kadam S.R., Vanave P.B. and years of rice science Thaware B.L. and looking beyond” at TNAU, Coimbatore, India during Jan., 9-12, 2012. Vol.1 pp 122- 123. 18 Phenotypic and molecular characterization of 2013 Electronic J. of Plant diversified cytoplasmic male sterile lines of rice Breeding , 4(3): 1193- (Oryzasativa L.) 1200 Vikash Kumar, Apte U.B ., Bhagwat S.G. Jadhav B.B. Sawant D.S., and Das B.K. 19 “Stability analysis for straw and grain yield in 2014 Electronic J. of Plant rice ( Oryzasativa L. )” Breeding , 5(3): 442- Vanave P.B., Apte U.B ., Kadam S.R. and 444 Thaware B.L. Shri. H. J. Wagh 20 Economic evaluation of PKV Dal mill 2014 Internat. Res. J. Agric. H. J. Wagh , B. N. Ganvir, M. M. Kadam and J. Eco & Stat A. Lamtule Vol. (5) No. (1): 98-103 21 Input utilization in tur production - a production 2014 Internat. Res. J. function analysis. Agric. Eco & Stat H. J. Wagh , Vol. (5) No. (2): 253- J. A. Lamtule and M. M. Kadam 256 22 Performance assessment of institutional credit to 2014 Internat. J. Agric. agriculture Sector &Food Science H. J. Wagh , S. B. Bikkad and R. S. Patil Technology Vol. (5) No. (5): 451- 460. 23 Input management in cotton production - a 2014 Internat. Res. J. production function analysis Agric. Eco & Stat M. M. Kadam, H. J. Wagh and J. A. Lamtule Vol. (5) No. (2): 216- 219. 24 Growth in area, production and productivity of 2014 Internat. Res. J. Agric. chickpea in Amravati district Eco & Stat S. P. Pichad, H. J. Wagh and M. M. Kadam Vol. (5) No. (2): 289-292. 25 Marketing of chickpea in Amravati district 2014 Internat. J. Com. & S. P. Pichad and H. J. Wagh Bus. Manage Vol. (7) No. (2): 256-259. 26 Economics of Chickpea Production in Amravati 2014 Journal of District Progressive S. P. Pichad and H. J. Wagh Agriculture Vol.(5) No.(2) :30-36 27 Labour input behaviour of cotton in akola district 2015 Journal of V.K.Khobarkar, H.J.Wagh , D.N.Ingole and Agroecology and MonalishaGurung Natural Resource Management. Vol. (2) No. (1): 6-9. 28 Growth Performance of Soybean in Western 2015 Soybean Research Vidarbha Vol. (13) No.(1): 57-64 VanitaKhobarkar,SujoyHazari and H. J. Wagh Dr. S. M. Wankhede 29 Effect of Trichoderma plus & Pseudomonas 2015 International Journal on against root knot nematodes in gerbera under Agricultural Sciences Polyhouse condition. 6 (1): 65-67 Wankhede S. M and Yadgirwar, B. M. 30 Evaluation of some IGR’s against brinjal shoot 2011 Indian Journal of and fruit borer Applied Entomology Wankhede S. M. , Kale V.D. and Gangurde, S. M. 25 (1) : 33-35 31 Integrated Pest Management for aphid in lucerne. 2011 International J. Plant Golage G.R., Gosavi S.R. and WankhedeS. M. Protection. 4(1): 196-198 32 Performance of some IPM modules on 2011 International J. Plant Spodopteralitura and Helicoverpaarmigera in Protection. lucerne. 4(1):217-219 Golage G.R., Gosavi S.R. and WankhedeS. M. 33 Bioefficacy of Insecticides Against Whitefly and 2016 Advances in Life Coccinellides on Okra Sciences S.G. Kannake, D.B. Pawar and S.M. Wankhede 5 (17) :6820-6822 34 Efficacy of Insecticides Against Yellow Vein 2016 Advances in Life Mosaic Virus (YVMV) Transmitted by White Sciences Flies on Okra 5(17):6860-6862, S.G. Kannake, D.B. Pawar and S.M. Wankhede Dr. P. D. Potphode 35 Exploration of plant extracts and antagonists 2011 Green Farming 2 (2): against Macrophominaphaseolina causing leaf 224-226. blight of green gram. 36 Domark 3.8% EW w/w, a promising fungicide 2011 Pestology , 35(10): 65- against powdery mildew of mango. 66. 37 Management of early blight of tomato incited by 2012 J. Pl. Dis. Sci. 7(1): 35- AlternariaSolani . 37. 38 Amistar 25EC- A potent fungicide against 2012 J. Pl. Dis. Sci. 7(1): powdery mildew of mango. 111-112. 39 Reaction of sweet paper varieties/ hybrids to 2012 J. Pl. Dis. Sci. 7(1): bacterial wilt in Konkan (India). 115-116. 40 In vitro efficacy of botanicals on 2014 Flora and fauna Vol 20 Colletotrichumlindemuthianum causing (1) special issue: 201- anthracnose of cowpea. 203 Dr. J. S. Tumdam 41 Evaluation of wheat variety AKAW-4627 under 2016 BIOINFOLET different irrigation schedules. 13 (1B) : 208-211. Jaya S. Tumdam , D.V. Durge, N.R. Potdukhe, Leena B. Parihar and M.M. Deshmukh.. 42 Effect of in vitro drought stress on mustard 2012 J. Soil and Crops 22(1) genotypes. : 93-99. Jaya S Tumdam , Shanti R. Patil, A. P. Uke, Swati B Gaikawad., Megha R. Puttawar and Sneha C. Bansod. 43 Path analysis of morphological, biochemical and 2011 J. Soil and Crops yield contributing traits in mustard ( Brassica 21(2): 285-289. juncea ). R., A. P. Uke, R.D. Deotale, Jaya S. Tumdam , Shanti R. Patil and Vandana B. Kalamkar.. Dr. R. A. Patil 44 Modified atmosphere packaging maintains 2015 Ind. J Agri. Res 49 (6): physico-chemical properties of custard apple 489-495 (Annonasquamosa L.) fruits. Patil R.A., D.V. SudhakarRao and B. Manasa 45 Suitability of packaging and storage conditions 2015 Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci., for osmo-air dried aonla segments, India, Sect. B Biol. Sci. Sumitha N., R.B. Tiwari and R.A. Patil, 85 (1): 203-209 46 Sensory quality of custard apple fruits stored at 2014 Bioinfolet 11(3B): 858- low temperature, 860. Patil R.A., D. V. SudhakarRao, N. Sumitha and B. Manasa 47 Effect of modified atmospheric packaging on 2013 J Applied Hort chilling injury and shelf-life of custard apple 15(2): 100-105 fruits, Patil R.A., D.V. SudhakarRao and B. Manasa, 48 Response of guava to NPK fertilization under 2012 Ann Plant Physiol. semi-arid climatic condition of Vidarbha region 26(1): 60-65 of Maharashtra, RevatiWaghade, S.G. Bharad, U.B. Deshmukh and R.A. Patil, Dr. Y. S. Saitwal 49 Physiochemical Profiling for Selection of 2015 Indain J. Promising Annona Genotypes DrylandAric. Res. & Y.S. Saitwal , A.M. Musmade, V.S. Supe, V.R. Dev. 30 (1):89-93. Joshi and C.A. Nimbalkar 50 Morphological, biological and qualitative changes 2015 Indian J. Agric. Res. associated with growth and development of pomegranate fruit ( Punicagranatum L.) V.S. Supe and Y.S. Saitwal 51 Performance of Tomato ( Lycopersicon esculetum 2013 Bioinfolet Vol.10 Mill.) varieties in rabi season. (1A):74-75 V.L. Bhor, Y.S.Saitwal , M.B. Khamkar and G.N. Ingle 52 Studies on physico-chemical traits of Tomato 2013 Bioinfolet Vol.10 (Lycopersicon esculetum Mill.) varieties in rabi (1A):76-77. season. V.L. Bhor, Y.S.Saitwal , M.B. Khamkar and G.N. Ingle 53 Genetic diversity study in Annona genotypes by 2013 Flora and Faunna 19 morphological and biochemical parameters. (1):282-287. Y.S. Saitwal , A.M. Musmade, S.S. Mehetre, V.S. Supe, A.A. Kale, V.R. Joshi and C.A. Nimbalkar Dr. N. G. Rathod 54 Assessment of effect of polythene on induction of 2011 Ann. Plant Physiol. 25 rooting in Karonda Cv. Konkan (1) :46-47 R.T. Bhingarde, S. A. Chavan, N.G. Rathod , R. S. Deshpande and V.B.Kadav Shri V. P. Damodhar 55 Effect of high temperatures on fruit drop and 2013 Annals of Plant spongy tissue in Alphonso mango. Physiology 27(1): 5-10 B.R.Salvi, V.P.Damodhar, S.R.Mahaldar and A.Y. Munj 56 Induction of climacteric triggering with varying 2013 Annals of Plant levels of ethylene in two varieties of banana. Physiology 27(1): 16- V.P.Damodhar , R.S. Despande and B.R.Salvi 18 57 Rakshak Methyl eugenol traps: An ideal tools 2013 Annals of Plant developed by Dr. B.S. Konkan Krishi Physiology 27(1): 54- Vidyapeeth, Dapoli to minimize the mango fruit 57 fly incidence (BactroceradorsalisHendel) A.Y.Munj, B.R. Salvi, V.N.Jalgaonkar, V.P.Damodhar and A.L.Narangalkar 58 Flowering phenology and productivity of mango 2013 Annals of Plant cv. Alphonso Physiology 27(1): 73- B.R.Salvi, V.P.Damodhar , S.R.Mahaldar and 76 A.Y. Munj 59 Effect of different methods of ripening on mango 2015 International J. of cv. Alphonso Agril. Sciences 11(2): V.P.Damodhar, B.R.Salvi and A.Y. Munj 268-272 Dr. N. D. Bhosale 60 Effect of integrated system of plant nutrition 2013 The Asian Journal of management on growth, yield and flower quality Horticulture , 8 (2): of African marigold ( Tageteserecta L.) 466-469. Thumar, B. V.; Barad, A. V.; Neelima, P. and NilimaBhosale cv. PusaNarangi. 61 Influence of integrated plant nutrition on growth 2013 The Asian Journal of and flower yield of chrysanthemum Horticulture , 8 (2): (Chrysanthemum morifolium Ramat.) cv. IIHR-6 502-506. under Saurashtra condition. NeelimaPalagani; Barad, A. V. ; NilimaBhosale and Thumar,B.V. 62 Characterization of different accessions of black 2014 Green Farming , 5(4): jamun ( Syzyguimcuminii Skeels) from Saurashtra 550-552. region. Varu, D. K.; Barad, A. V. and NilimaBhosale 63 Standardization of foliar nutrients (NPK) spray in 2014 The Asian Journal of carnation ( Dianthus caryophyllus L.) varieties Horticulture, 9(2) : under protected condition. 309-314. Madhuri G. Barad A.V., Neelima P. Nilima B. 64 Effect of pre-harvest spray of MH and storage 2014 The Asian Journal of conditions on growth flowering and flower yield Horticulture, 9(2): 335- of spider lily ( Hymenocallislittoralis L.). 338. NilimaBhosale ; Barad A.V. and Madhuri, G. 65 Residual effect of pre-harvest spray of MH and 2014 The Asian Journal of storage conditions on succeeding crop of spider Horticulture, 9(2) : lily ( Hymenocallislittoralis L.). 297-300. NilimaBhosale ; Barad A.V. and Madhuri, G. 66 Response of biofertilisers and organic manures on 2015 Green Farming , 6 (3): growth, flowering, yield and quality of 565-568. chrysanthemum. NeelimaPalagani; Barad A.V.;Shinde Manish &BhosaleNilima 67 Effect of different levels of nitrogen, phosphorus 2013 HortFlora Research and potash on growth and flowering of Spectrum 2(3) : 197-201 chrysanthemum cultivars. Joshi, N. S.; Barad, A. V.; Pathak, D. M. and NilimaBhosale 68 Effect of storage period and GA3 soaking of 2014 HortFlora Research bulbs on growth and flowering of tuberose Spectrum , 3(2): 154- (Polianthestuberosa L.) cv. Double. 157 NilimaBhosale ; Barad,A. V.andNileshBhosale 69 Response of Rabi sweet corn to plant geometry 2014 Journal of crop and and fertilizer. Mathukia, R. K.; Choudhary, R. P.; weed , 10 (1): 189-192. Shivran, A. and Bhosale, N. 70 Response of Rabi sweet corn to plant geometry 2014 Current Biotica , 7 and fertilizer. (4):294-298. Mathukia R.K.; Choudhary, R.P.; Shrivran, A. and Bhosale N. 71 Effect of storage period and GA3 soaking of 2014 Agricultural Research bulbs on growth, flowering and flower yield of Communication , No. tuberose ( Polianthustuberosa L.) cv. Double. A-4033. NilimaBhosale ; NileshBhosale and Mathukia, R. K. 72 Effect of storage period and soaking of bulbs in 2015 Bioinfolet . 12 (1A): 71- GA 3 on growth and flowering of tuberose 74 (PolianthesTuberosa L.) cv. Double. NilimaBhosale ,; A. V. Barad and NileshBhosale 73 Response of rose cv. ‘passion’ to magnesium 2015 Bioinfolet . 12 (1 A): 75- sulphate and ferrous sulphate. 78. Barad A. V., VijetaHiremath and NilimaBhosale 74 Response of chrysanthemum ( Chrysanthemum 2015 Bioinfolet . 12 (1A): 79- morifolium Ramat.) cv. IIHR-6 to integrated 84. nutrient management. NeelimaPalagani, A.V. Barad and NilimaBhosale 75 Effect of pre-harvest spray oh MH and storage 2014 HortFlora Research conditions on quality of bulbs of spider lily Spectrum , 3(4): 353- (Hymenocallislittorlis L.) cv. Local. 356. NilimaBhosale &Barad A.V. 76 Effect of storage period and soaking of bulbs in 2014 HortFlora Research GA 3 on growth and flowering of tuberose Spectrum , 3(2): 153- (PolianthesTuberosa L.) cv. Double. . 157. NilimaBhosale , A. V. Barad and BhosaleNilesh 77 Effect of nitrogen levels and cuttings (main and 2015 HortFlora Research ratoon) on growth and flowering of golden rod Spectrum , 4(3): 230- (Solidag Canadensis L.) during summer and rainy 235. season planting. A. V. Barad.; NilimaBhosale and MehataPooja 78 Effect of nitrogen levels and cuttings (main and 2015 Ecoscan . Paper ratoon) on growth and flowering of golden rod accepted. (Solidag Canadensis L.) during summer and rainy season planting. Barad A.V. NilimaBhosale and MehataPooja

• Practical manual Course No. Course Title Credit Author hours I. Horticulture Science A) Fruit Science H/HORT-111 Fundamentals of Horticulture 2+1 = 3 Dr. P. C. Mali H/HORT-122 Plant Propagation and Nursery 2+1 = 3 Dr. P. C. Mali Management H/HORT-123 Growth & Development of 1+1 = 2 Dr. R. A. Patil Horticulture Crops H/FS-231 Tropical and Subtropical Fruits 2+1=3 H/FS-242 Breeding of Fruit and plantation 2+1=3 Shri. V. P. Damodhar crops H/FS-243 Arid Fruit crops 1+1=2 H/FS-354 Temperate Fruits and Plantation 2+1=3 Shri. N. G. Rathod crops. B) Vegetable Science H/VS-231 Tropical and Subtropical Vegetables 2+1=3 Dr. N. D. Bhosale H/VS-242 Temperate Vegetables 1+1=2 Dr. Y. S. Saitwal H/VS-353 Breeding of Vegetable crops 2+1=3 Dr. Y. S. Saitwal H/VS-364 Seed Production in Vegetable Crops 2+1=3 Dr. Y. S. Saitwal H/VS-365 Protected Cultivation of Vegetable 1+1=2 Dr. P. C. Mali Crops C) Floriculture and Landscape Architecture H/FL-111 Ornamental Horticulture 1+1 = 2 Dr. N. D. Bhosale H/FL-232 Landscape Gardening 1+1=2 H/FL-243 Commercial Floriculture 2+1=3 Dr. N. D. Bhosale H/FL-354 Protected Cultivation of Flower 1+1=2 Dr. P. C. Mali Crops H/FL-365 Breeding and Seed Production of 1+1=2 Dr. N. D. Bhosale Ornamental Crops D) Plantation, Spices, Medicinal & Aromatic Crops H/SPICON-231 Spices and Condiments 1+1=2 Dr. P. C. Mali H/AROMED- Aromatic and Medicinal Plants 1+1=2 241 E) Post Harvest Technology H/PHT-231 Post-harvest Management of 2+1=3 Dr. R. A. Patil Horticultural Crops H/PHT-362 Processing and Value Addition of 1+2=3 Horticultural Crops F) Crop Improvement and Biotechnology H/BOT-111 Principles of Genetics and 2+1 = 3 Dr. J. S. Tumdam Cytogenetics H/BOT-122 Principles of Plant Breeding 1+1 = 2 H/BIOT-361 Fundamentals of Biotechnology 1+1=2 G) Horticulture Crop protection Plant Pathology H/MIBO-111 Introductory Microbiology 1+1 = 2 Dr. P. D. Potphode H/PATH-121 Fundamentals of Plant Pathology 1+1 = 2 H/PATH-232 Diseases of Vegetables, 2+1=3 Ornamentals and Spice Crops H/PATH-243 Diseases of fruit, Plantation, 2+1=3 Medicinal and Aromatic Crops H/PATH-354 Mushroom Culture 0+1=1 H/MIBO-362 Applied Microbiology 0+1=1 Entomology H/ENTO-121 Fundamentals of Entomology 1+1 = 2 Dr. S. M. Wankhede H/ENTO-352 Insect Pest Management of Fruit, 2+1=3 Plantation, Medicinal and Aromatic crops. H/ENTO-353 Insect Pest Management of 2+1=3 Vegetable, Ornamental and Spices Crops H/ENTO-364 Nematode Pests of Horticultural 1+1=2 Crops and their Management H/ENTO-365 Apiculture 0+1=1 II. Natural resource management A) Soil Science and Agril. Chemistry H/SSAC-111 Fundamental of Soil Science 1+1 = 2 Dr. P. K. Rathod H/SSAC-122 Soil Fertility and Nutrient 2+1 = 3 Management H/SSAC-233 Fundamentals of Biochemistry 1+1=2 H/SSAC - 244 Soil Irrigation Water and Plant 0+1=1 Analysis B) H/AGROMET- Agricultural Meteorology 1+1 = 2 Shri. R. S. Mule 111 H/AGRO-121 Water Management in Horticultural 1+1 = 2 Dr. P. C. Mali Crops H/AGRO-232 Weed Management in Horticultural 1+1=2 Shri. V. P. Damodhar Crops H/AGRO-243 Organic Farming 1+1=2 C) Agriculture Engineering H/ENGG-351 Farm Power and Machinery 1+1=2 Dr. P. K. Rathod D) Forestry H/HORT-354 Introduction to Agro-forestry and 1+1=2 Dr. R. A. Patil Hortisilvipasture E) Environmental Sciences H/BOT-354 Environmental Science and Agro- 1+1=2 Dr. J. S. Tumdam ecology III. Allied Sciences A) Crop Physiology H/BOT- 123 Introductory Plant Physiology 1+1 = 2 Dr. J. S. Tumdam B) Agril. Economics H/ECON-111 Introductory Economics 2+0 = 2 Shri. H. J . Wagh H/ECON - 242 Horti - Business Management 2+0=2 C) Extension Education H/EXTN-111 Fundamentals of Extension 1+1 = 2 Dr. G. R. Uike Education H/EXTN-122 Agricultural Communication and 0+1 = 1 Journalism H/EXTN-363 Entrepreneurship Development and 1+1=2 Communication Skills IV. Agricultural Statistics H/STAT-121 Elementary Statistics 1+1 = 2 H/COMP-111 Introduction to Computer 1+1 = 2 Shri. H. J. Wagh Application H/LANG-111 Structural Grammar and Spoken 1+1 = 2 English (NC) H/PHY-EDN- Physical Education 0+1 = 1 111 (NC) H/MATH-111 Mathematics (Deficiency Course) 1+1 = 2 (NC) H/NSS/NCC- National Service Scheme/National 0+1 = 1 Dr. G. R. Uike 121 Cadet Corps (NC)

13. Ongoing Scheme/Project/Programme: Sr. Title of the Project Year of Funding Work Incharge No. Start Agencies area with contact details 1 Establishment of Cashew 2015 Directorate of Konkan Dr. P. M. demonstration plots Cocoa and Region Haldankar Cashew Development, Cochin 2 Collection, Maintenance, 2014 Protection of All India Evaluation and development Plant varities and of descriptors fruit and fruit farmers Right and plantation crops and tree Authority, New species through live Delhi repository 3 Centre of Excellence for 2013 National Konkan mango under indo Israel work Horticulture Region plan Mission 4 Development of descriptors 2016 Protection of All India for Plant varieties Nutmeg( Myristicafragrans ) and farmers Right Authority, New Delhi 5 Development of descriptors 2016 Protection of All India for Kokum ( Garciniaindica ) Plant varieties and farmers Right Authority, New Delhi 6 National Horticulture Mission 2015 Directorate of Konkan Dr. P. C. (Development of spices) arecanut and Region Mali spices, Calicut,