Indian Council of Agricultural Research
Zonal Project Directorate, Zone-III
Umiam, Meghalaya
Format for Annual Action Plan Formulation of KVKs, Zone-III for 2015-16
Name of the KVK/District: KVK, Kokrajhar
State: Assam Host Organization: Assam Agricultural University, Jorhat
Present Staff Position in KVK
Sl. No.
Name
Gender
(M/F)
1.
Dr. Manoj Kumar Bhuyan
M
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Mr. Chitta Ranjan Deka
Mrs. Sanchita Brahma
Mr. Mahadev Uzir Basumataery
Miss Smita Bhuyan
Mr. Goutom Bhagawati
Dr. Rajeev Bhandar Kayastha
Mr. Mridul Kumar Haloi
Mr. Pradip Kumar Das
Mr. Akhil Roy Choudhury
Mr. Subhash Das
Md. Sabed Ali Shekh
Mr. Rabindra Nath Narzary
Mr. Dwijen Basumatary
Total
M
F
M
F
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
Category
(General/OBC/SC/
ST)
General
General
ST
ST
General
General
General
SC
General
General
SC
General
ST
ST
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1
Designation
Discipline
Programme Coordinator
Soil Science
Subject Matter Specialist
Subject Matter Specialist
Subject Matter Specialist
Subject Matter Specialist
Subject Matter Specialist
Programme Assistant
Programme Assistant
Farm Manager
Office Supt. Cum Acctt.
Driver cum Mechanic
Driver cum Mechanic
Grade IV
Grade IV
Agril. Extn.
Horticulture
Agronomy
Home Science
Entomology
Animal Science
Computer Application
Entomology
Accounts
-
Mobile No.
9435084843
9954595682
9678512568
8011785437
9435181473
8403904451
9402460760
9864063230
9954238002
9859119517
9435076761
9957478206
8876990931
9957132042
9954330938
Please furnish discipline-wise information in the given format pertaining to the mandated activities of your KVK targeted to be accomplished during
2014-15
Discipline: Agronomy
Mobile No:. 9435181473
Name of the concerned Subject Matter Specialist : Mr. Mahadev Uzir Basumatary
E-mail address: mahadevbasumatary@yahoo.co.in
Mandated
activities
Thematic Area
Name of Technology
Assessed/ Refined (in
Specific)
Source and
Year of
release
Assess/
Refine
Area
(in ha.)
Location
Period
and
Duratio
n
Number of beneficiaries/ trials
M
SC/ST
F
Total
M
General
F
Total
Grand
Total
On farm testing
Varietal evaluation
Varietal performance of
late sown toria (var.TS-67)
Technology:
i)
Crop: Toria
ii) Variety: TS-67
iii) Sowing of seeds in
mid Nov-mid to
Dec,15.)
RARS,
shillongani
A
1 ha
Kujrabguri,
Dharmapuri
Uttar
Bashbari
Nov- Feb
5
-
5
-
-
-
5
Weed management in
Winter rice.
Technology:
Application of
Pretilachlore 0.75 kg/ha or
butachlore @ 1.0 kg /ha as
pre emergence at 0-3
DAT followed by by
paddy weeder at 30 DAT
AICRP on
weed
control,
AAU, Jorhat
A
1 ha
Pakriguri,
Dharmapur,
Titaguri
JuneDec.
4
-
4
1
-
1
5
Seed Production
Integrated Weed
Management
Integrated Nutrient
2
Management
Integrated Water
Management
Surface drainage in
Sessamum
Technology:
Surface draining
technology of Sessamum
(width 25 cm x depth 15
cm at 6m spacing)
AICRP on
Water
management
(2003)
A
1.0 ha
Karigaon,
Dharmapur
AugNov.
5
-
5
-
-
-
5
Tillage Management/
Farm Machinery
Integrated Farming
System/ Integrated
Crop Management
Others (Pl. specify)
Front Line Demonstration
Mandated
activities
Thematic Area
Name of Technology
demonstrated
Source and
Year of
release
Crop/
cropping
system
Varietal evaluation
FLD on Boro rice
Var. Joymati
Sowing time: Nov.- Dec
FLD on Blackgram(var.
PU-31)
Sowing time : Mid
August- Mid September
RRS, Titabor,
Jorhat
Rice
2.0
Joyma
Parbatjhora
7months
(Nov.-May
RARS,
Shillongani,
AAU Jorhat
Blackgram
1.5
Bhomarabil,
Malaguri,
Maktaigaon
4 months
(AugustNov)
Seed Production
Integrated Weed
Management
Integrated Nutrient
Management
Integrated Water
Management
Tillage Management/
Farm Machinery
3
Area
(in
ha.)
Location
Period and
Duration
Number of beneficiaries/demon.
SC/ST
General
Gra
nd
M
F Tota M
F Total
Tota
l
l
2
2
5
5
7
5
-
5
3
-
3
8
Integrated Farming
System/ Integrated
Crop Management
FLD on Lentil
var.HUL-57
Sowing time: Mid OctMid Nov
RARS,
Shillongani,
AAU
Lentil
1.0
Kujrabguri,
Amlaiguri,
Oxiguri
Title of the training
Programme and No. of
Courses in bracket
No. of
trainin
g
progs
Period
of the
year
Durati
on (in
days)
On/Off
campus
Agronomic management for
fodder crops (1)
Certified seed production of
Sali rice (1)
Scientific production
technology for Kharif pulses
(1)
Scientific production
technology for Rabi pulses
(1)
Scientific production
technology of Boro rice (1)
Water management practices
for Rabi crops (1)
Scientific Production
technology of Krarif oilseeds
(1)
Scientific production
technology for Rabi oil seeds
(1)
Scientific Production
technology of Maize (1)
9
April,15
1 day
Off
May, 15
2 days
June,15
4 months
(Nov- Feb.)
3
-
3
2
-
2
5
Others (Pl. specify)
On and Off campus training programmes
Mandated
activities
Target group
Farmer and Farm
women
Number of beneficiaries
SC/ST
General
F
Total
M
F
Total
Grand
Total
15
10
25
-
-
-
25
Off
20
5
25
-
-
-
25
1 day
Off
20
5
25
-
-
-
25
August,
15
1day
Off
10
3
13
10
2
12
25
Nov.,
15
Dec., 15
1 day
Off
10
-
10
15
-
15
25
2 days
On
15
-
15
10
-
10
25
August,
15
1 day
off
15
-
15
10
-
10
25
Septem
bet,15
1 day
Off
15
10
25
-
-
-
25
Nov.,
15
1 day
Off
10
-
10
15
-
15
25
4
M
Remarks
Rural Youth
Extension Personnel
Certified Organic Farming
(1)
Recent Advancement in
weed management (1)
1
Feb., 15
2 days
Off
12
3
15
10
0
10
25
1
Oct., 15
2 days
Off
15
0
15
10
0
10
25
Entrepreneurship
development through the
processing of tapioca (1)
Integrated Farming System
(1)
1
Nov, 15
4 days
On
3
2
5
12
3
15
20
1
Jan, 15
6 days
On
3
2
5
12
3
15
20
Civil Society
NGO (including
school drop outs)
Sponsored training
programmes
Vocational training
programmes
Others (Pl. specify)
Farmer and Farm
women
Rural Youth
Extension
Personnel
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop outs)
Others (Pl. specify)
Farmer and Farm
women
Integrated watershed
Management Project (1)
2
Feb., 15
2+2=
4 days
Rural Youth
Extension Personnel
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop outs)
Others (Pl. specify)
5
off
campus
30
0
30
20
0
20
50
Sponsoring
agency
District Soil
conservation
Officer,
Kokrajhar
Discipline: Horticulture
Name of the concerned Subject Matter Specialist : Mrs. Sanchita Brahma
Mobile No:. 8011785437
E-mail address: brahma.sanchita@gmail.com
Mandate
d
activities
Thematic Area
On farm testing
Varietal evaluation
Name of Technology
Sourc
e and
Year
of
releas
e
Assess/R
efine
Are
a (in
ha.)
i) Performance of Triple
Cross tomato hybrid
Arka Shreshtha
ii) Performance of
cowpea variety Arka
Mangala
2013
Assessme
nt
0.13
2013
Assessme
nt
0.13
Cultivation of cabbage
using organic sources of
nutrients.
AAU
A
0.13
Location
Shantinagar
Gomowbil
& kamalsing
Shantinagar
Gomowbil
& kamalsing
Period Number of beneficiaries/ trials
and
Duratio
n
SC/ST
General
M F Tota M F Tot
l
al
Octob4
- 4
Jan/4
months
May4
- 4
August/
4
months
Gran
d
Total
4
4
Integrated Nutrient
Management
Integrated Weed Management
Orchard Rejuvenation
Post Harvest Processing/
Value Addition
Canopy mgmt.
Landscaping
Mechanization
Any other (Use of Organics
for Vegetable Cultivation)
6
Dotma,
Maktaigaon
Oct.Jan./4
months
3
-
3
-
-
-
3
Mandate
d
activities
Thematic Area
Front Line Demonstration
Varietal evaluation
Name of
technology
i) Popularization
of tissue culture
banana -Grand
Naine
Performance
assessment of
summer
marigold
ii) Performance
assessment
of
TPS
Source
and
Year
of
release
AAU,
2010
Crop/
croppin
g system
Banana
(Tissue
Culture)
AAU,
2010
AAU,
2010
Area (in
ha.)
Location
Period and
Duration
Number of beneficiaries/ demon.
SC/ST
General
Gran
d
M F Tota M F Tot
Total
l
al
0.65
Bhomrabil,
Telipara
MarchApril
13 months
5
-
5
5
-
Summer
Marigold
0.26
Kusumbil,
Telipara
Oct.-Jan.
4 months
8
-
8
-
-
Potato
(TPS)
0.65
Dotma,
Bhomrabil,
Telipara
Oct.-Feb.
5 months
5
-
5
3
-
Integrated Nutrient
Management
Integrated Weed Management
Orchard Rejuvenation
Post Harvest Processing/
Value Addition
Canopy mgmt.
Landscaping
Mechanization
Any other (Pl. Specify)
7
5
10
8
3
8
Target group
On and Off campus training programmes
Farmer and Farm
women
Rural Youth
Extension
Personnel
Civil Society
Title of the training
Programme and No. of
Courses in bracket
No. of
trainin
g
progs
Organic Production technology
of cabbage and cauliflower (1)
Improved
production
technology of broccoli (1)
Scientific
production
technology of pointed gourd
and spine gourd (1)
Commercial cultivation of
banana and pineapple and
Papaya (1)
Commercial
cultivation
technology of coconut and
arecanut (1)
Improved
cultivation
technology of potato with
reference to TPS (1)
Scientific cultivation of ginger
and turmeric (1)
Scientific cultivation
technology of tapioca and
colocasia (1)
Horticulture based farming
system (1)
Canopy management of lime &
lemons (1)
Cultivation of flower crops
inside low cost polyhouse (1)
Protected cultivation of offseason vegetable crops (1)
9
2
1
Duratio
n (in
days)
On/Off
campus
Oct,15
2 days
Off
10
5
15
Oct, 15
1day
Off
13
3
Jan ,16
1 day
Off
12
April,
15
2 days
Off
May, 15
1 day
Sept.,
15
Period of
the year
Mandate
d
activities
Number of beneficiaries
SC/ST
General
M
F Tot M F Tota
al
l
Remarks
Grand
Total
-
10
25
16
1
0
7
2
9
25
5
17
8
-
8
25
12
4
16
9
-
9
25
Off
6
4
10
1
2
3
15
25
2 days
Off
9
3
12
7
6
13
25
Feb., 16
1 day
Off
5
4
9
4
16
25
Mar., 16
2 Days
Off
4
8
12
1
2
1
0
3
13
25
July, 15
1 day
Off
8
4
12
9
4
13
25
June, 15
2 days
On
10
4
14
6
5
11
25
June, 15
2days
Off
12
2
14
6
5
11
25
Nov., 15
1 day
On
8
4
12
9
4
13
25
8
NGO(including
school drop-outs)
Others (Pl. specify)
Vocational training
programmes
Farmer and Farm
women
Rural Youth
Planning, Layout and
management horticultural
nursery (1)
Protected cultivation of offseason vegetable crops (1)
2
August,
15
4 days
On
3
2
5
1
2
3
15
20
Dec,15
4 days
On
2
4
6
1
1
3
14
20
Extension
Personnel
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop-outs)
Others (Pl. specify)
Sponsored training
programmes
Sponsoring
agency
Farmer and Farm women
Rural Youth
Extension Personnel
Civil Society
NGO(including school dropouts)
Others (Pl. specify)
9
Discipline: Soil Science
Mobile No: 9954595682
Name of the concerned Subject Matter Specialist :. Dr. M K Bhuyan Programme Coordinator
E-mail address: pcmkbhuyan@gmail.com
Mandated
activities
Thematic Area
On farm testing
Soil health
Soil management
Soil testing
Soil amendment
(Lime/ Others)
Name of Technology
Source and
Year of
release
Ass
ess/
Refi
ne
Area
(in
ha.)
Location
Period
and
Duration
Number of beneficiaries/ trials
M
SC/ST
F Total
M
Biofertilizer seed treatment in toria var
TS-38
-T1 75% RD of N and P fertilizer along
with seed treatment of biofertilizers
(Azotobacter & PSB @ 40 g/kg seed)
and RD of K fertilizer
T2 100% RD of NPK fertilizer without
biofertilizers seed treatment
AAU,
Shillongoni
A
1.5
Jayma No.1
, Thuribari,
Hyariapet
OctoberJanuary
4 months
3
1
4
1
Acid soil management in kharif black
gram
-T1 Soil Application of 33% lime (LR
basede) and RD of fertilizer including
foliar application of 2% urea at pod
initiation stage
AAU,
Shillongani
A
1.0
ha
Amlaiguri,
Dawaguri
Maktaigaon
Parbatjhora
AugustNov, 15
4 months
3
-
3
2
Soil biology
(BGA/ Azolla)
Soil microbes
(beneficial)
Any other (pl.
specify)
10
General
F
Tot
al
-
-
2
Gran
d
Total
5
5
Mandated
activities
Thematic Area
Front Line Demonstration
Soil health
Soil management
Name of Technology demonstrated
Source
and Year
of release
Cro
p/
Cro
ppin
g
syst
em
Area
(in
ha.)
Location
Period
and
Duration
M
Number of beneficiaries/ demon.
SC/ST
General
Gran
d
F Total M
F Tota
Total
l
Effect of Zinc in summer rice
T1: 25 kg ZnSO4 heptahydrate &
FYM/compost 2t/ha & RD of NPK
T2: RD of NPK
AAU,
Jorhat
Rice
1.00
Dologaon,
Jayma
No.1,
Hatibandha
Hatigarh ,
Gossaigaon
Dec, 15June, 16
7months
3
-
3
2
-
2
5
AAU method of composting
AAU,
Jorhat,
2011
-
8 no.s
Alokjhar,
Chiyajuli,
Dangaimari
,
Shantinagar
, Dologaon,
Sept- Nov
3 moths
5
2
7
2
-
2
8
Soil testing
Soil amendment
(Lime/ Others)
Soil biology
(BGA/ Azolla)
Soil microbes
(beneficial)
Any other (Pl.
specify)
Mandated
activities
Target group
Title of the training
Programme and No. of
Courses in bracket
No. of
trainin
g
progs
Period
of the
year
Durati
on (in
days)
11
On/Off
campus
M
Number of beneficiaries
SC/ST
General
F
Total
M
F
Total
Remarks
Grand
Total
On and Off campus training programmes
Farmer and Farm
women
Rural Youth
Extension
Personnel
Farm level soil and water
conservation practices (1)
Production technology of
Azolla and its use in crop
production (1)
Management soil acidity for
pulse crop production (1)
Management of soil fertility
for cultivation fruit crops (1)
Crop production in light
textured soil (1)
Integrated Nutrient
management of rice (1)
Management of soil to
enhance soil nutrient and
water use efficiency(1)
Micronutrient management
for cultivation of vegetables
(1)
Plant nutrient management
for organic farming (1)
Proper use of microbial
biofertilizers for crop
production(1)
8
Vermicompost and enriched
compost production
technology (1)
May, 15
1
Off
5
5
10
5
10
15
25
June, 15
1
Off
15
3
18
3
4
7
25
Aug, 15
1
Off
12
5
15
9
1
10
25
Sept, 15
1
Off
10
2
12
7
6
13
25
Oct, 15
1
Off
10
4
14
8
3
11
25
Nov, 15
On
8
5
13
10
2
12
25
Dec, 15
Off
12
5
15
9
1
10
25
Feb, 16
1
On
5
2
7
12
6
18
25
1
Sept, 15
2
On
15
5
20
5
-
5
25
1
July, 15
1
Off
18
-
18
7
-
7
25
1
January,
16
6 days
On
8
2
10
8
2
10
20
Vocation
al
training
program
mes
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop outs)
Others (Pl.
specify)
Farmer and Farm
women
Rural Youth
12
Sponsored training
programmes
Extension
Personnel
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop outs)
Others (Pl. specif
Sponsoring
agency
Farmer and Farm
women
Rural Youth
Extension
Personnel
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop outs)
Others (Pl.
specify)
13
Discipline: Plant Protection (Entomology/ Plant Pathology/ Nematology)
Name of the concerned Subject Matter Specialist: Shri. Goutom Bhagawati
Mobile No: 9402-460-760
E-mail address: goutombhagawati@gmail.com
Mandated
activities
Thematic Area
Name of Technology
Source
and Year
of release
Ass
ess/
Ref
ine
Area
(in
ha.)
Location
Period and
Duration
Number of beneficiaries/ trials
Integrated management approach against
important insect pests, diseases and
rodents of coconut.
1. Cut fronds leaving a petiole length
of 120 cm,
2. Log trapping with toddy for red
palm weevil,
3. Use of pheromone traps @ 20 per ha
4. Setting up of light traps,
5. Trunk branding with aluminum
sheet,
6. Spray neem oil+garlic
+soap(20ml+20g+5g)
7. Inject attacked palm with Carbaryl
1%
8. Bromodiolone @ 30 bait points/ha,
9. Soil drenching with 0.1% Calixin,
CPCRI
Kasaragod
da
A
15
nos of
cocon
ut
trees
Matiapara
MukulDang
a
Diajajhari
JulyNovember,
5 months
1
0
1
1
1
2
Gra
nd
Tota
l
3
Biological suppression of rice pests.
1. Seed treatment/seedling root dip
treatment with Pseudomonas
fluorescence
NBAII,
Bangalore
A
1.2 ha
Sarfanguri I
Kothalguri
Bajugaon
NovemberMarch,
5 months
1
-
1
1
1
-
3
M
On farm testing
Integrated Pest
Mgmt
Integrated Disease
Mgmt
Biological control
(Insect/pest/
weeds etc)
14
SC/ST
F Total
M
General
F
Tot
al
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Spraying of Beauveria bassiana
Release of Trichogramma
japonicum,
Spraying of Pseudomonas
fluorescence
Erection of bird perches,
Need based application of
botanicals,
Product
evaluation
(Efficacy)
Beneficial insects
Other beneficial
organisms
Store grain pest
Others (Pl.
specify)
Mandated
activities
Thematic Area
Name of Technology demonstrated
Source
and Year
of release
Cro
p/Cr
oppi
ng
syste
m
Front Line
Demonstration
Integrated Pest
Mgmt
Integrated Disease
Mgmt
Biological control
(Insect/pest/
weeds etc)
Product
15
Area
(in
ha.)
Location
Period and
Duration
Number of beneficiaries/ demon.
SC/ST
General
Gra
nd
M F Total M F Tota
Tota
l
l
evaluation
(Efficacy)
Beneficial insects
Other beneficial
organisms
Production technology of Oyster
mushroom.
AAU,
Jorhat
7
7 units
Diajajhri
Gossaigaon
Matiapara
Tulsibil
Bajugaon
Amlaiguri
Balimari
Oct-March
3 months
2
1
3
3
1
4
7
Kathalguri
PachimDange
mari
Mathiajuri
Athiabari
Saraibil
Hatigarh 1
Silpur
(Kosatola)
Bhumbrabil
Maktaigaon
Fakiragram
KhayerGhutu
Tulsibil
Amlaiguri
JulyDecember
2
-
2
4
1
5
7
Sept.-Jan
2
1
3
2
1
3
6
Store grain pest
Others
(Mechanical
Method of pest
suppression)
Light traps for managing insects.
-It can be used to monitor or mass
trap the population of phototrophic
insects in the crop fields. The mass
trapping of both the sexes may
reduce the insect pest population in
the fields.
NCIPM,
New Delhi
7
7.00
Vedic method of
insect & pest
suppression
Panchagavya - its application in
vegetable crops against insect pests
and diseases.
-Panchagavya, an organic product
has the potential to play the role of
promoting growth and providing
immunity in plant system. Cow dung,
urine, curd, milk, ghee, banana,
jaggary, tender coconut when added
in a standardized method increases
the yield of crop and repel insect
pests and lower disease incidence.
TNAU,
Coimbatore
6
1.0
16
Mandated
activities
Target group
On and Off campus training programmes
Farmer and
Farm women
Title of the training
Programme and No. of
Courses in bracket
Eco friendly methods of
pest and disease
management.(1)
Pesticides-uses and miss
usages and basic
precautions in pesticide
usage and study on
alternatives. (1)
Pest diversionary
approach in rice.(1)
Integration of traditional
methods of pest
management with
modern methods.(1)
Management methods of
rhinoceros beetle and red
palm weevil in
coconut.(1)
Integrated management
methods of late blight
disease in potato.(1)
Biological management
approach of white fly in
bhindi and chilli.(1)
Rodent management in
field and store.(1)
Insect pest & disease
management in major
horticultural crops(1)
No. of
Traini
ng
prog.
Period
of the
year
Duration
(in days)
On/Off
campus
9
June,
15
1
Off
10
2
12
11
2
13
25
June,
15
2
Off
11
2
13
10
2
12
25
Aug.,
15
July.,
15
2
Off
9
4
13
8
4
12
25
1
Off
10
2
12
11
2
13
25
Jan. 16
1
Off
11
2
13
10
2
12
25
Dec.15
1
Off
9
4
13
8
4
12
25
Oct. 15
1
Off
10
2
12
9
4
13
25
Feb.16
1
Off
10
2
12
11
2
13
25
Sept.,
15
1
Off
11
2
13
10
2
12
25
M
17
Number of beneficiaries
SC/ST
General
F
Total
M
F
Total
Remarks
Grand
Total
Rural Youth
Extension
Personnel
Refresher trainings on
general tools against
insect pests and rodents.
(1)
Modern methods of
pests and disease
management. (1)
Introduction to Agro Eco
System Analysis. (1)
2
1
Nov
15
2
Off
10
5
15
7
3
10
25
Oct,15
1
Off
10
2
12
10
3
13
25
Jul. 15
1
Off
6
4
10
7
3
10
20
Dec, 15
4 days
On
5
5
10
5
0
5
15
Nov,15
4 days
On
5
5
10
5
5
10
20
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop outs)
Others (Pl.
specify)
Farmer and Farm
women
Vocational training
programmes
Rural Youth
Honey production
technology. (1)
Production technology
of oyester mushroom.(1)
2
Extension
Personnel
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop-outs)
Others (Pl.
specify)
18
Sponsored training programmes
Sponsoring
agency
Farmer and Farm
women
Rural Youth
Extension
Personnel
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop-outs)
Others (Pl.
specify)
19
Discipline: Animal Science
Name of the concerned Subject Matter Specialist:.Dr. Rajeev Bhandar Kayastha, Programme Assistant
MobileNo:. 9864063230
E-mail address: kayasthavet@yahoo.co.in.
Mandated
activities
Thematic Area
Name of Technology
Source and
Year of
release
Asses
s/Refi
ne
Area
(in
ha.)
Location
Period
and
Duration
Number of beneficiaries/ trials
M
On farm testing
Breed
introduction
Breed
improvement
Feeding
management
Healthcare
Title: Incorporation of commercial
broiler feed for growth performance
of local bird for meat purpose.
-Scientific management of local
chicks feeding with commercial
broiler feed up to 60 days
Problem of high mortality and low
productivity in backyard poultry for
rural women
- Supply of 25 nos of day old
improved variety birds per
replication with preventive health
care support.
College of
Veterinary
Science,
AAU,
Khanapara
A
75 no.s
125
nos
Housing
Processing/ Value
addition
Fodder
production and
quality
20
Bhomrabill
Maktaigaon
Shreerampur
45-60 days
Howriapet
2 No
Sefanguri
Palashguri
Habrubil
North
Hatibandha
5 month
SC/ST
F Total
M
General
F Tota
l
Gra
nd
Tota
l
-
1
1
-
2
2
3
-
1
1
-
4
4
5
enhancement
Pasture
management
Others (Pl.
specify)
Mandated
activities
Thematic Area
Breed
introduction
Name of Technology
demonstrated
Title: Introduction of Kamrupa
birds
under
backyard
managemental condition in
Kokrajhar District
Source and
Year of
release
Livestock
enterprise
Area
(in ha.)
Location
Period and
Duration
College of
Veterinary
Science,
AAU,
Khanapara
Poultry
100
birds
Maktaigaon
Shreerampur
North
Hatibandha
Bhomrabill
Ambari
10 months
College of
Veterinary
Science,
AAU,
Khanapara
Dairy
5 cows
Kanupara
Bhomrabil
Bhawaraguri
Dotma
Hatigarh
300 days
Goatery
5
houses
Dotoma
Debitola
Kujrabguri
Sreerampur
Dingdinga
7-8 months
Front Line Demonstration
Kamrupa birds
Breed
improvement
Feeding
management
Title: Feeding management of
Local /Crossbred Cattle by
incorporation of commercially
available mineral mixtures.
Number of beneficiaries/ demon.
SC/ST
General
Gran
d
M
F Tota M F Tota
Total
l
l
1
1
4
4
5
2
-
2
3
-
3
5
Providing commercially
available concentrate feeds
and Calcium- Mineral
supplement
Healthcare
Housing
Scientific housing of goat with
locally available materials for
maximum production
Goat
Research
Station,
Barnihat
Processing/
Value addition
Fodder
21
4
-
4
1
-
1
5
production and
quality
enhancement
Pasture
management
Others (Pl.
specify)
On and Off campus training programmes
Mandated
activities
Target group
Farmer and
Farm women
Title of the training
Programme and No. of Courses in bracket
Fertility management in dairy animals (1)
Balanced/ supplement feeding in livestock (1)
Scientific management of pig, breeding
management and health care management .(1)
Diseases of livestock and its management. (1)
No. of
trainin
g
progs
Period
of the
year
Durati
on (in
days)
On/Of
f
campu
s
9
April,15
May,15
Jun,15
1 day
1 day
1 day
Off
Off
Off
25
20
25
5
-
25
25
25
-
-
-
25
25
25
July,15
2 days
On
5
15
20
5
-
5
25
Oct.,15
Sep.,15
Nov.,15
Jan.,16
1 day
1 day
1 day
1 day
Off
Off
Off
Off
5
5
10
5
10
5
5
5
15
10
15
10
5
7
5
5
5
8
5
10
10
15
10
15
25
25
25
25
Aug,15
1 day
On
10
5
15
5
5
10
25
Aug.,15
2days
On
10
-
10
-
15
-
25
Feb,16
1 days
Off
-
-
-
25
-
25
25
June,15
Dec,15
1day
2 days
On
On
25
5
5
25
10
-
5
10
25
20
Balanced feeding of pregnant animals (1)
Scientific management of sheep and goat (1)
Livestock based integrated farming system (1)
Preventive measure of endo and ecto parasitic
infestation (1)
Brooding management of chicks(1)
Rural Youth
Extension
Personnel
Civil Society
NGO(including
Production and management practices of dairy
animals (1)
Livestock component as a part of integrated
fish farming (1)
Broiler farming for income generation.(2)
Livestock production in the context of
changing climate (1)
3
1
22
M
Number of beneficiaries
SC/ST
General
F Total M F Total
5
Grand
Total
Remark
s
Sponsored training
programmes
Vocational training
programmes
school dropouts)
Others (Pl.
specify)
Farmer and Farm
women
Rural Youth
Extension
Personnel
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop-outs)
Others (Pl.
specify)
Scientific Poultry Farming (1)
1
Mar.,16
6 days
On
5
-
5
5
-
5
10
Sponsori
ng
agency
Farmer and Farm
women
Rural Youth
Extension
Personnel
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop-outs)
Others (Pl.
specify)
23
Discipline: Home Science
Name of the concerned Subject Matter Specialist:. Miss. Smita Bhuyan
Mobile No: 8403-904-451
E-mail address:. bhuyasmita.gohpur@gmail.com
Mandated
activities
Thematic Area
Name of Technology
Source and
Year of
release
Asse
ss/R
efine
Area
(in
ha.)
Location
Period
and
Duratio
n
Number of beneficiaries/ trials
On farm testing
M
Nutritional
Gardening
Nutritional diet
for children/
Pregnant women
Energy saving
tools/ devices
Water harvesting
devices including
purification
Hygienic
Sanitation
Organic dye
introduction/
utilization
Utilization of
waste materials
(Bio-degraded/
Bio-nondegraded)
Storage
techniques
(grains/ fruits/
fishes/ meat etc)
24
SC/ST
F
Tota
l
M
General
F
Tota
l
Gra
nd
Tota
l
Uses of women
friendly tools
(WFT)
Techniques of
child care/ old age
Others (Pl.
specify)
Blended fabric
Value addition of
woven fabric
Front
Line
Demonst
ration
Mandated
activities
Thematic Area
Noil yarn production and
product preparation from noil
yarn.
Design Development
Name of Technology
Innovative
concept 9
reduce
sericultural
waste for
maximum
utilization of
eri silk
Innovative
Concept (
design
development
through
graphical
technique
product
diversificatio
n for better
marketability)
A
Source and
Year of
release
Cro
p/Cr
oppi
ng
syste
m
Nutritional
Gardening
Nutritional diet
for children/
Pregnant women
25
03 unit
Padmabhil
Diajhajuri
Bhawraguri
June, 14
-
04
units
Makhtaigaon
,Padmabhil.
Dhiajhajuri ,
bhawraguri
Sep, 14
-
Area
(in
ha.)
Location
Period
and
Duratio
n
M
2
2
2
-
1
1
3
2
-
2
2
4
Number of beneficiaries/ demon.
SC/ST
General
Gra
nd
F
Tota M
F
Tota
Tota
l
l
l
Energy saving
tools/ devices
Maize Sheller
CIAE Bhopal
4nos
Padmabil,
Makhtaigaon,
Bhomorabhil
sapkata
AAU Jorhat
2 nos
Bhomarabhil,
Habrubhil
-
MayJuly, 14
-
2
2
-
1
1
3
-
1
1
-
2
2
3
Water harvesting
devices including
purification
Hygienic
Sanitation
Organic dye
introduction/
utilization
Utilization of
waste materials
(Bio-degraded/
Bio-nondegraded)
Storage
techniques
(grains/ fruits/
fishes/ meat etc)
Zero energy cool chamber
Uses of women
friendly tools
(WFT)
Women Friendly Naveen Sickle
Techniques of
child care/ old age
Others (Value
addition of woven
fabric)
Application of natural dye on yarn
i.
ii.
CIAE Bhopal
AAU jorhat
Seed of Annatoo
Datura leaves
26
12
units
Makhtaigaon,
Bhomorabhil
Thuribari
Amlaiguri,
Oxiguri,
Khujrabguri
Novem
berDecemb
er, 14
7units
Padmabil
Maktaigaon
Oxiguri
diajhajuri
Serfanguri-2
January
-March
-
6
-
6
3
-
3
6
-
6
4
12
4
7
Mandated
activities
Target group
On and Off campus training programmes
Farmer and Farm
women
Rural Youth
Extension
Personnel
Title of the training
Programme and No. of Courses
in bracket
No. of
trainin
g
progs
Period
of the
year
Durati
on (in
days)
On/Off
campus
Preparation of supplementary food
(Assam Mix)(5-theory, 1practical)
Household nutritional security
through nutrition gardening(7theory,2- practical)
Value addition of fruits ( truttifruitti)( 4- theory, 2- practical)
Drudgery reduction technology for
rural women.(2- Theory, 1practical,1-others)
Value addition of fabric through
embroidery(7- theory, 2-practical)
Glass painting
(4- thory,1- practical)
Value addition of fruits and
vegetables ( pickles and jam) (5theory, 1- practical)
Tie and dye(7- theory, 2- practical,
1- others)
Nutritional care during
pregnancy(4- theory, 1- practical)
Construction of children garments
Flower arrangement (4 theory, 1practical)
1Menu planning for different age
group 95- theory, !- practical)
6
May, 15
01
Off
0
08
08
0
17
17
25
Nov, 15
01
Off
0
08
08
0
17
17
25
Oct, 15
02
On
0
08
08
0
17
17
25
Aug, 15
01
Off
0
10
10
0
15
15
25
Jul, 15
01
Off
0
10
10
0
15
15
25
Jun,15
02
Off
0
08
08
0
17
17
25
April,15
01
Off
0
08
08
0
17
17
25
Sep,15
02
On
0
08
08
0
17
17
25
Dec,15
01
Off
0
10
10
0
15
15
25
Jan,15
March,
16
Feb, 16
04
01
On
Off
0
0
08
10
08
10
0
0
12
15
12
15
25
25
01
Off
0
05
05
0
15
20
20
5
1
Civil Society
NGO(including
27
M
Number of beneficiaries
SC/ST
General
F Total
M
F
Total
Remarks
Grand
Total
Sponsored training
programmes
Vocational training
programmes
school drop outs)
Others (Pl.
specify)
Selfhelp group (
farm women)
Farmer and Farm
women
Rural Youth
Extension
Personnel
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop-outs)
Others (Pl.
specify)
Noil yarn production from eri silk
waste
Fabric printing (1)
1
1
Feb 20
01
June ,
15
06
off
On
0
10
08
10
08
0
10
12
15
12
25
20
Sponsoring
agency
Farmer and Farm
women
Rural Youth
Extension
Personnel
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop-outs)
Others (Pl.
specify)
28
Discipline: Agricultural Extension
Name of the concerned Subject Matter Specialist:. Mr. Chittaranjan Deka
Mobile No:. 9678512568
E-mail address: chittasarthebari@gmail.com
Mandated
activities
Thematic Area
On farm testing
Formation of
Groups
Benchmark
Survey (PRA etc)
Impact
Assessment
Technology
Backstopping
Dissemination
time/ Loss of
technologies
Coordination/
Convergence/
Linkages
promoted/ created
Others (Pl.
Technology/ Method/ Process/ Model
Source
and
Year
of
release
Ass
ess/
Ref
ine
Area
(in
ha.)
Location
Period and
Duration
Number of respondents/
beneficiaries
Functional Characteristics of Rural
Women in SHGs. (Data will be collected
by using PRA method and personnel
interview)
May to October
-
25
25
-
25
25
Gra
nd
Tota
l
50
Assessment of market channel of
mushroom
Market channels:
T1: Producer-consumer
T2: Producer-retailer- consumer
T3: Producer- wholeseller- retailerconsumer
Yield gap analysis of Rice of
September to
February
4
1
5
5
-
5
10
November to
2
-
2
3
-
3
5
M
1 ha
29
SC/ST
F Total
M
General
F Tota
l
specify)
Front Line Demonstration
Mandated
activities
Thematic Area
Formation of
Groups
Benchmark
Survey (PRA etc)
Impact
Assessment
recommended technology at farmers
field and farmer’s practice
Technology/ Method/
Process/ Model
January
Source
and
Year of
release
Crop/
Croppin
g
system/
Enterpri
se
Area
(in
ha.)
PRA exercise for 4 villages
Impact assessment of
Technology Showcasing of
Rice conducted by KVK,
Kokrajhar
AAU,
Jorhat
30
-
Location
Period and
Duration
M
Pashim
Dangaimari,
Amlaiguri,
Kujrabguri,
Oxiguri,
Bhawraguri
Number of beneficiaries
SC/ST
General
F Total
M
F Tota
l
April to March
-
-
-
-
AugustFebruary
40
-
40
10
-
Gra
nd
Tota
l
-
-
10
50
Technology
Backstopping
Dissemination
time/ Loss of
technologies
Coordination/
Convergence/
Linkages
promoted/ created
Others (Pl.
specify)
Mandated
activities
Target group
Title of the training
Programme and No. of Courses in
bracket
No.
of
trai
Period of
the year
30
Duratio
n (in
days)
On/Of
f
campu
M
Number of beneficiaries
SC/ST
General
F
Total
M
F
Total
Remarks
Grand
Total
On and Off campus training programmes
Farmer and Farm
women
Rural Youth
Extension
Personnel
Leadership principles, importance
and methodology for identification
of local leader. (1)
Managing group dynamics and
skills for group mobilization. (1)
Group approach for economic
development of farming community.
(1)
Formation and management of
SHGs. (1)
Entrepreneurship development for
sustainable livelihood. (1)
Mobilization of social capital in
village. (1)
Community resource mobilization.
(1)
Contingency planning for floodprone Areas. (1)
Entrepreneurship development for
sustainable livelihood. (1)
Capacity building of rural women in
agriculture(1)
PRA methods and agro system
analysis(1)
Entrepreneurship development
among the rural youth(1)
Intellectual Property Rights(1)
Use of ICT in Agricultural
Development (1)
ning
prog
s
10
3
1
s
April, 15
1 day
Off
10
5
15
10
0
10
25
May, 15
1 day
Off
5
7
12
10
3
13
25
June, 15
1days
Off
10
4
14
8
3
11
25
July, 15
1 day
Off
-
12
12
-
13
13
25
August,
15
September
, 15
October,
15
November
, 15
November
, 15
December
, 15
December
, 15
January,
16
February,
16
March, 16
2 days
On
5
10
15
3
7
10
25
1 day
Off
5
7
12
5
8
13
25
1 day
Off
-
13
13
-
12
12
25
1 day
Off
5
10
15
3
7
10
25
1 day
Off
5
10
15
3
7
10
25
Off
-
10
10
-
15
15
25
2 days
Off
7
5
10
10
5
15
25
2 days
On
4
9
13
3
9
12
25
1 day
Off
7
5
10
10
5
15
25
2 days
On
3
12
15
-
5
5
20
Civil Society
NGO(including
31
Sponsored training
programmes
Vocational training
programmes
school drop-outs)
Others (Pl.
specify)
Farmer and Farm
women
Rural Youth
Entrepreneurship development
among rural youths on Agri-HortiLivestock enterprises(1)
1
February,
15
6 days
On
5
3
8
5
2
7
15
Extension
Personnel
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop-outs)
Others (Pl.
specify)
Sponsoring
agency
Farmer and Farm
women
Rural Youth
Extension
Personnel
Civil Society
NGO(including
school drop-outs)
Others (Pl.
specify)
32
Extension Activities proposed for the year 2015-16
Specific activity
No. of
activities
Diagnostic visit
110
Advisory services/ telephone talk
304
9
Training Manual
4
Celebration of Important days
Exhibition
Exposure visit
Extension literature (Leaflet/
folders/ Pamphlets)
4
9
16
16
Extension / technical bulletin
News letter
1
26
News paper coverage
9
Research publications
Period
of the
year
Duration
(in days)
SC/ST
F
26
Number of beneficiaries (No.)
General
Total
M
F
81
40
24
April,145
– March,
16
April,145
– March,
16
April,145
– March,
16
June, 15,
August,
15,
October,
15,
January,1
6
-
-
-
89
59
148
83
43
126
172
102
-
10
5
15
10
15
25
20
20
4 days
30
10
40
40
10
50
70
20
4 days
-
220
50
20
105
35
10
325
85
30
220
45
15
60
40
15
280
85
30
440
95
35
165
75
25
April,145
– March,
16
April,145
– March,
16
April,145
– March,
-
100
35
135
95
35
130
195
70
-
10
5
15
5
5
10
15
10
-
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
33
Total
Grand Total
M
F
95
50
M
55
64
12
4
Success stories/ Case studies
Farm Science Clubs’ Convenors
meet
4
Farmers’ Seminar
145
Farmers’ visit to KVKs
Ex-trainees’ meet
2
16
Field day
Film show
4
24
Radio Talk
TV talk
Kishan Goshthi
Group Meeting
Kishan Mela
Soil Health Camps
3
0
11
-
April,145
– March,
16
April,145
– March,
16
April,145
– March,
16
1
Animal Health Camps
Awareness camp
1. Mobile Agro-Advisory
(Messages/
Beneficiaries)
2. Crop Insurance
3. Kishan Credit Card
Method demonstration
16
April,145
– March,
16
April,145
– March,
16
April,145
– March,
16
240
25
October,
15
June, 15
to
March,
16
April,145
– March,
-4 days
40
15
55
30
15
45
70
30
4 days
40
10
50
20
10
30
60
20
-
45
20
65
20
40
60
65
60
2 days
16 days
20
195
10
155
30
350
20
130
10
130
30
260
40
325
20
285
4 days
24 days
30
20
50
25
15
-40
55
35
3 days
11 days
20
-
10
35
30
95
10
20
10
-
20
45
30
80
20
60
1 day
60
-
-
-
-
25
-
-
-
-
30
5
34
10
5
15
40
10
-
20
30
50
10
40
50
30
70
25 days
90
80
170
80
70
150
170
150
34
Scientists’ visit to farmers’ field
Workshop/ Seminar
Soil Testing
Water Testing
Plant Testing
Manure Testing
Any other (Farmers’ Scientist
Interaction)
144
7
120
24
24
12
2
16
April,145
– March,
16
April,145
– March,
16
-
-
44
17
61
20
19
39
64
36
7 days
60
30
90
30
20
50
90
50
-
20
20
-
-10
10
100
20
25
10
-
30
-
35
Activity Calendar of the KVK (Month-wise target to be completed) for the year 2015-16
KVK: Kokrajhar
Activity/ Month
OFT (Nos.)
Apr
May
June
July
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Total
1
2
2
2
2
3
4
3
-
-
-
-
15
i.
Number of Technologies
1
2
2
2
2
3
4
3
-
-
-
-
15
i.
Number of Trials
3
54
8
11
10
17
17
13
-
-
-
-
110
ii.
Area (ha)/ items (no.)
0.13 ha
0.13 ha
1 ha, 3
units
125
nos of
birds,
15 nos
of
coconu
t tree
1.0 ha
75 nos
birds,
4 units
1.76 ha
3.2 ha
-
-
-
-
3
2
2
2
3
2
3
3
1
1
-
-
5.96 ha, 7
unit, 125
nos of
birds, 15
nos of
coconut
tree, 75
nos birds
20
FLD (Nos.)
i.
Number
14
10
15
12
20
18
23
15
5
7
-
-
126
ii.
Area(ha)/ items (no.)
1.65 ha,
4 villages
1.0 ha,
100 birds
5
cows,
7 units
7.0 ha,
5 units
1.50
ha, 4
villag
es
1 ha,12
units
1.30
ha, 7
units
3 ha, 3
units
-
7
units
-
-
16.45 ha,
8 villages,
100 birds,
5 cows, 41
units
Training programme
A. Farmer
i.
No. of course
4
7
6
4
5
5
6
6
3
4
5
1
54
ii.
No. Of participants
100
175
150
100
125
125
150
145
75
95
125
25
1365
B. Rural Youth
36
i.
No. of course
-
-
2
-
2
1
-
2
4
3
5
2
21
ii.
No. Of participants
-
-
100
-
45
25
-
45
90
70
120
35
485
C. Ext. Personnel
i.
No. of course
-
-
-
2
-
-
-
1
1
1
2
1
8
ii.
No. Of participants
-
-
-
45
-
-
-
25
10
25
45
25
175
i. No. of course
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
-
1
ii. No. Of participants
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
25
-
25
100
100
97
110
95
120
110
135
105
120
1092
372
372
362
372
370
374
370
382
372
376
3724
D. Others (self help group)
Extension Activities/ programmes
i.
No. of activities
ii.
No. of beneficiaries
-
Seeds production (tonnes)
2.9
4.0
2.0
1.2
1.1
0.6
0.4
-
-
-
-
-
12.2
Planting materials (Nos. in lakh)
-
200
-
100
200
20400
50300
35000
-
5000
-
Livestock strains (No. in lakh)
100
120
138
102
80
110
74
107
54
120
70
2800
70 q
65
114000
70 q
1140
Fingerlings (No. in lakh))
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
0.05
0.05
0.5
0.2
0.2
0.5
0.2
0.1
0.3
2.4
Soil-20
Water2
PlantManur
es-
Soil-10
Water2
PlantManur
es-2
Soil-10
Water-2
Plant-2
Manure
s-5
Soil-10
Water5
Plant-2
Manur
es-2
Soil10
Water
-5
Plant5
Manu
Soil-10
Water-2
Plant-5
Manure
s-5
Soil-10
Water5
Plant-5
Manur
es-2
Soil-120
Water-38
Plant-37
Manures35
-Bio-agents/ products (tonnes)
Bio-fertilizers/ Vermicompost etc. (in
Tonnes)
Soil , Water, Plant, Manures Testing (No.
of samples to be tested)
Soil-5
Water-2
Plant-5
Manures2
0.1
0.3
0.2
Soil-5
Water-2
Plant-5
Manures5
Soil-20
Water2
Plant-4
Manur
es-5
Soil-5
Water5
Plant-2
Manur
es-2
Soil-5
Water
-2
Plant2
Manu
res-
37
0.1
res-5
Soil , Water, Plant, Manures Testing (No.
of farmers benefitted)
Soil-5
Water-2
Plant-5
Manures2
Soil-5
Water-2
Plant-5
Manures5
Soil-20
Water2
Plant-4
Manur
es-5
Soil-5
Water5
Plant-2
Manur
es-2
Soil-5
Water
-2
Plant2
Manu
res-
Soil-20
Water2
PlantManur
es-
Soil-10
Water2
PlantManur
es-2
Soil-10
Water-2
Plant-2
Manure
s-5
Soil-10
Water5
Plant-2
Manur
es-2
Soil-10
Water-2
Plant-5
Manure
s-5
Soil-10
Water5
Plant-5
Manur
es-2
Soil-120
Water-38
Plant-37
Manures35
Soil-5
Water-2
Plant-5
Manure
s-5
Soil-10
WaterPlantManur
es-
Soil-30
Water-25
Plant-20
Manures35
20
Soil10
Water
-5
Plant5
Manu
res-5
Soil10
Water
-5
Plant3
Manu
res-5
20
Soil , Water, Plant, Manures Testing (No.
of villages covered)
Soil-2
Water-2
Plant-5
Manures1
Soil-3
Water-1
Plant-3
Manures5
Soil-7
Water2
Plant-4
Manur
es-
Soil-5
Water5
Plant-2
Manur
es-2
Soil-5
Water
-2
Plant2
Manu
res-
Soil-8
Water2
PlantManur
es-
Soil-10
Water2
PlantManur
es-1
Soil-7
Water-2
Plant-2
Manure
s-5
Soil-10
Water5
Plant-2
Manur
es-1
Mobile Agro-Advisory (No. of Messages)
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
240
Mobile Agro-Advisory (No. of Farmers)
1900
1900
1900
1900
1900
1900
1900
1900
1900
1900
1900
1900
22800
Signature
Programme Coordinator
38