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Biochemical and sensory quality evaluation of seafood See

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Modified demerit score based shrimp quality index (SQI) to assess the freshness of shrimp using IoT application See

A modified demerit score - based shrimp quality index was developed to assess the quality of shrimp by Delphi method. The index ranks quality attributes based on expert panel responses, with shell appearance being the most important quality attribute followed by odor, shell meat&#x...

Global Best Practices for Agricultural Universities in India See

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ICAR NIVEDI Newsletter July December 2024 See

This ICAR NIVEDI newsletter focuses the research news, scientific achievements, important events, awards and recognition by the scientists and staff members during the period July to December 2024.

Multi-trait Analysis and Clustering of Forage Pearl Millet Genotypes in Semi-arid Conditions See

The present study evaluated genetic variability and trait associations in 103 forage pearl millet genotypes (97 genotypes and 6 checks) across three distinct environments (e.g., the Kharif season of 2022 (E1), Summer season of 2023 (E2), and Kharif season of 2023 (E3)) during 2022-...

Wide hybridization in sorghum with tertiary gene pool for diversification of parental lines See

Sorghum (Sorghum bicolor) is a major millet known for multiple uses as food, fodder, forage, fuel, and in the production of potable alcohol. It is grown in some semi-arid tropics, where availability of water is scarce. Sorghum grain is nutritionally rich and is used in a&...

Determining seed longevity and vigor in finger millet [ Elusine coracana ( L .) Gaertn .] and its genetic implication under storage See

The seeds of any crop variety maintain vigor and viability to a certain period, i.e., seed longevity, also known as aging resistance and storability, which is genetically controlled and influenced by the storage environment. The study enabled the categorization of 33 cultivars of f...

WAASB-based stability analysis and simultaneous selection of forage sorghum for forage yield traits See

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Genetic gains in forage sorghum for adaptive traits for non - conventional area through multi-trait-based stability selection methods. See

Introduction: In the Asian tropics, unpredictable weather increases the risk of abiotic stresses in sorghum areas, making it harder to meet predicted demand. Genotype-by environment interaction (GEI) and the lack of an effective multi trait-based selection approach make it...

Genome editing for enhancing production and productivity of maize in India See

Maize is the third most important crop in India being cultivated in 10.2 million hectares of land. In India, maize is mainly a rainfed crop with nearly 80% area under rainfed ecology, where the productivity is very low and is affected mainly by drought ...

Physiological and biochemical effects of 24-Epibrassinolide on drought stress adaptation in maize (Zea mays L.) See

Maize production and productivity are affected by drought stress in tropical and subtropical ecologies, as the majority of the area under maize cultivation in these ecologies is rain-fed. The present investigation was conducted to study the physiological and biochemical effects ...

Heterotic grouping methods reveal differential breeding efficiencies and season-specific categorization of inbreds in tropical maize (Zea mays L.) See

The selection of diverse parents is a prerequisite for the exploitation of grain yield heterosis and is a real challenge to maize breeders. Heterotic grouping assists the breeder in selecting such diverse parents, which reduces the number of crosses to be made by avoiding intr...

Livestock disease risk forewarning bulletin March 2025 See

The livestock forewarning technical bulletin forecasts the occurrence of livestock diseases outbreaks two months in advance.

NAAS Bulletin from 28 January to 10 February 2022 See

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NAAS Bulletin from 14-27 January 2022 See

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NAAS Bulletin from 7-20 January 2022 See

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National Agromet Advisory Services Bulletin from 07 March – 20 March 2025 See

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Insight into the bacterial communities in the sediment-water interface across different salinities of Pacific White shrimp, Penaeus vannamei, by metabarcoding. See

Microbes play an important role in the food chain by metabolizing organic matter, cycling nutrients, and maintaining a dynamic equilibrium among organisms in water and sediment. The objective is to study the fluctuating taxonomic microbial diversity profile in the sediment-water interface at...

Genome assembly, Full-length transcriptome, and isoform diversity of Red Snapper, Lutjanus argentimaculatus See

The mangrove red snapper, Lutjanus argentimaculatus, is a marine food fish of economic and aquaculture importance. The application of genomic selection-based breeding programs for this species is limited by the absence of a reference genome and transcriptome profiles. The current study attem...

Thermal Stress Severity Assessment Tool for Livestock See

A spreadsheet tool to assist in the spatial assessment of thermal severity for livestock using the Thermal Humidity Index (THI) was developed. The THI threshold limits for classifying thermal stress into low, medium, and high categories have been determined based on published literature...

Indigenous bahar management practice for improving quality of pomegranate under hot arid climate of Thar Desert See

Pomegranate is an ancient fruit renowned for its exceptional nutritional value and is deeply rooted in traditional health-care systems. In hot arid climate, pomegranates exhibit three distinct flowering seasons, traditionally known as "ambe, mrig and hasta bahar‖. The choice of bahar to...

Distinct morpho-physiological and biochemical features of arid and hyper-arid ecotypes of Ziziphus nummularia under drought suggest its higher tolerance compared to semiarid ecotype See

Tree species in the arid and semi-arid regions use various strategies to combat drought stress. Ziziphus nummularia (Burm. f.) Wight et Arn., native to the Thar Desert in India, is highly drought-tolerant. To identify the most drought tolerant ecotype of Z. nummularia, ...

Mixed Silage of Sugarcane Tops for Improving Fodder and Nutrition Availability in Livestock and its Potential Application in Drought-Prone Areas of Maharashtra, India See

Due to climate change, the increased frequency and severity of droughts pose a substantial danger to the viability of livestock-dependent small farmers in arid and semi-arid regions. Poor livestock productivity, caused mainly by the alarming feed and fodder crisis, is a significant caus...

Heat Stress Management in Poultry See

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Impacts & Management of Abiotic Stresses in Livestock of Drought Prone Areas of Maharashtra See

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