List of Technologies Assessed
| List of technologies assessed | Productivity (% increase over FP) | Profitability (% increase over FP) | Replicability | Micro-farming situation |
| Assessment of productivity of chickpea and linseed through improved variety and row ratio. | 30.8 | 19.26 | — | Rainfed Mono-cropping, clay soil |
| Management of root rot/wilt in chickpea through tolerant variety. | 36.50 | 27.4 | High | Rainfed Mono-cropping, clay and clay loam soil |
| Management of field pea powdery mildew through timely sowing. | 70 | 56.50 | Medium | Rainfed mono-cropping |
| Evaluation of promising genotype of lentil. | 26.80 | 24.50 | High | Rainfed Mono-cropping, clay and clay loam soil |
| Management of pigeon pea wilt through resistance variety. | 26.80 | 22.40 | Medium | Rainfed mono-cropping, loam soil |
| Management of wilt, pod borer and weeds in pigeon pea + sorghum mixed cropping systems. | 34.50 | 27.80 | Medium | Rainfed mono-cropping loam soil |
| Assessment of balanced Buffaloo feed using locally available crop residues. | 22.73 | 18.70 | Medium | — |
| Assessment of pigeonpea and sorghum inter cropping system through the use of appropriate row ratio, improved varieties and irrigation. | 28.40 | 25.50 | Medium | Rainfed Mono-cropping, loam and sandy loam soil |
| Management of YMV in kharif mungbean through resistant variety. | 48.50 | 44.75 | High | Rainfed and irrigated loam and clay loam soil |
| Control of yellow mosaic virus in Kharif season urdbean through resistant variety. | 58.0 | 32.0 | Medium | -do- |
List of Technologies Refined
| List of technologies refined | Source of technology | Description of the recommended technology | Refinement made in the recommended technology | Micro-farming situation |
| Assessment of Integrated Nutrient Management in chickpea | IIPR, Kanpur | 18 Kg. N + 46 Kg. P 2 O 5 + 20 Kg. S/ha | 9 Kg. N + 23 Kg. P 2 O 5 /ha + Rhizobium culture | Partial irrigated, clay loam and loam soil |
| Management of pod-borer in chickpea | IIPR, Kanpur | NPV @ 250 L.e/ha + ½ dose of Endosulphan (0.07%) followed by NSKE (5%) at one week interval | One spray of Endosulphan (0.07%) followed by NSKE (5%) at ten days interval | Rainfed and irrigated loam and clay loam soil |
| Assessment of fertilizer application under limited farmers’ resource. | IIPR, Kanpur | 18 Kg N + 46 Kg. P 2 O 5 + 20 Kg. S/ha | 9 Kg. N + 23 Kg. P 2 O 5 + 10 kg. S/ha | -do- |
| Management of root rot/ wilt in lentil through seed treatment with bio agents and summer ploughing. | IIPR, Kanpur | Summer ploughing and seed treatment with Trichoderma viridae + Vitavax | Seed treatment with Bavistin and Trichoderma viridae | -do- |
| Weed management in pigeonpea + sorghum cropping system. | IIPR, Kanpur | Pendimethelin @ 1.25 a.i./ha + one weeding after 35 DAS | Pendimethelin @ 1.25 a.i./ha | -do- |
| Control of pod fly /pod borer in pigeonpea | IIPR, Kanpur | NPV (350 L.e) + ½ dose of Monocrotophos | 5% NSKE followed by 0.04 Monocrotophos at one week interval | -do- |
| Control of pod fly /pod borer in pigeonpea | IIPR, Kanpur | Dimethorate 0.036 followed by NPV (350 L.e) + ½ dose of Monocrotophos | — | -do- |
| Assessment of productive cropping system | IIPR, Kanpur and JNKVV, Jabalpur | Soybean and short duration variety of paddy | — | Rainfed clay loam soil |
List of Fully Validated Technologies Ready For Dissemination & Adoption
- DCP 92-3 and JG 315 varieties of chickpea are widely accepted and compatible to existing situations
- Narendra Arhar-1 variety of pigeon pea in wilt prone areas.
- Widely accepted a variety of lentil DPL 62 under wilt prone situations of Bundelkhand region.
- IPU 94-1 variety of urdbean.
- Wide acceptance of 9 Kg N + 23 kg P2O5 + 10 Kg S/ha dose of fertiliser has been found in chickpea and lentil by each category of farmers in Hamirpur and Unnao districts of Uttar Pradesh
- Use of 75-80 Kg/ha seed of chickpea as farmers were using 90-100 Kg/ha before implementation of the project
- Wide adoption of seed inoculation with Rhizobium culture
- Spraying of 5% Neem Seed Kernel Extract (NSKE) for the control of pod borer in chickpea and pigeon pea has been found effective, promising and widely accepted by the farmers
Source-
- Indian Institute of Pulses Research
