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ICAR- CIFT Annual Report 2012-13 See

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A Rapid Method to Distinguish Between Low and High Rice Grain. See

NRRI has recently developed a high protein (10.3%) rice, CR Dhan-310, in the background of variety Naveen. As protein content is not a phenotypic trait, it is desirable to suggest a simple and rapid method to differentiate between the parent Naveen (7.5% protein) and its ...

Cold-tolerant agriculturally important microorganisms See

old-tolerant microorganisms are endowed with the ability to grow at 0°C, though their growth optima lie in the mesophilic range. To overcome the stress induced by low temperatures they have evolved a variety of adaptive responses at the cellular and molecular levels. Multiple cell&...

Cold-tolerant PGPRs as bioinoculants for stress management See

Cold stress is a major environmental constraint to plant productivity. Cold-induced losses in yield probably exceed those from all other causes, since both the severity and duration of the stress are critical. Plants have evolved special mechanisms to overcome the life-endangering influence&...

Salmonids Have an Extraordinary Complex Type I IFN System: Characterization of the IFN Locus in Rainbow Trout Oncorhynchus mykiss Reveals Two Novel IFN Subgroups See

Fish type I IFNs are classified into two groups with two (group I) or four (group II) cysteines in the mature peptide and can be further divided into four subgroups, termed IFN-a, -b, -c, and -d. Salmonids possess all four subgroups, whereas other teleost species have...

Assessment of suitability of Processing Effluent discharged from Quality Indian Seafood Exporter: Shimpo Exports, West Bengal, India See

The present study was aimed to determine the suitability of processing effluent discharged from Shimpo Exports, West Bengal for culture purpose. The rate of reaction of pollutants entering the water or the detrimental effects on the aquatic organisms are generally influenced by various&...

Evaluation of different probiotic strains for growth performance and immunomodulation in Pacific white shrimp Penaeus vannamei Boone, 1931 See

The use of antibiotics in aquaculture can prevent certain diseases, however, its use is highly restricted due to several environmental and human health problems like development of antibacterial resistance. Probiotics are widely used for improving production of aquatic animals by means of&#x...

A Study on Instigation of Farmer-led innovations and its Spread See

To assess the process of origin and spread of farmer-led innovations, this study was conducted in Punjab and Uttar Pradesh during 2015-16.A sample size of 50 innovators and 50 non-innovators constituting 100 farmers selected by stratified sampling. The socio-economic profile was compared...

ICAR-CTRI-ANNUAL REPORT-2017-18 See

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Celtis australis Linn: A Multipurpose Tree Species in North West Himalaya See

Celtis australis Linn. (Local names- Kharik, Khrik, family Ulmaceae) is an indigenous species of the Western Himalaya. It grows well at 500-2500 m asl. Celtis is a truly multipurpose tree grown for fodder, fuel, timber and various other uses in or around agricultural fields in...

Fodder production and management in hills of Uttarakhand See

The fodder cultivation and management in hills has been always neglected, though livestock rearing is an important occupation of farmers in the area. It is imperative to conserve and utilize wasteland resources most efficiently so as to meet the growing needs of food, fibre an...

Ethanobotanical utilization of trees in kumaon region, North West Himalaya, India See

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Fodder Production in Norther Hills See

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Himani See

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Towards Plant-Beneficiary Rhizobacteria and Agricultural Sustainability See

The increasing demand for crop production, given worldwide increases in the human population, puts pressure on moving natural resources towards sus-tainable development. This creates a big challenge for the upcoming generation. If improvement is not succes...

VPKAS News Letter July-Dec 2013 See

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VPKAS News Letter Jan-June 2013 See

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Predictive Mathematical Optimal Location Model Based on Multi Criteria Evaluation: Validation by Aquaculture See

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Compendium cum Training Module on Gender Mainstreaming in Integrated Watershed Management Program See

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Gramina Abam Saharanchalara Mahila Mananka Pain Uparjanara Eka Nutan Madhyam : Rangeen Patra Chhancha Prastuti (Colour Leave Frame Preparation : A New Medium for Income of Rural and Urban Women), See

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Krushi Mahila Mananka Pain Samprasarana Seba : Eka Drustipat (A Look on Extension Service for Farm women) See

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Microbial soup-Eco based approach forshrimp culture and management See

The concept of ‘microbial soup’ eventually led to development of “biofloc” technology in changing the facet of intensive aquaculture with scope to attain high productivity through a sustainable approach. By developing dense heterotrophic bacterial community, the system becomes bacterial dominate...

Sea lice, Caligus rotundigenitalis infestations and its management in pond cultured pearl spot, Etroplus suratensis in Gujarat: a case study See

Highly popular and delicious ﬁsh of Kerala (India), pearlspot, Etroplus suratensis is known for its ability to tolerate wide range of salinity, omnivorous feeding behavior. Present report documents the occurrence and management of Caligus rotundigenitalis in brackishwater pond meant for cul...

Effect of Vibrio Bacterial Product CIBASTIM Administration on Productivity in Commercial Tiger Shrimp Penaeus monodon Culture Ponds in Gujarat See

A study was conducted to evaluate the effect of an immunostimulant product prepared from vibrio bacterial components on production of Penaeus monodon culture in ﬁve commercial shrimp farmer’s ponds in the Navsari district of Gujarat. The product was administered at the concentration of&...

Effect of Orally Administered Vibrio Bacterin on Immunity, Survival and Growth in Tiger shrimp (Penaeus monodon) Grow out Culture Ponds See

Vibriosis is one of the important diseases causing economic loss to the shrimp industry worldwide. The present study reports field observations on the immune stimulatory effect of vibrio bacterin in commercial tiger shrimp (Penaeus monodon) grow out culture ponds (n=62) which were group...