Ongoing Project with Significant
S.N |
Name of the Project |
Name of P.I. |
Funding |
Total Rs. In Lakhs |
Significant Achievements |
1 |
Centrally Sponsored Scheme on spices under NHM |
Dr. Manoj Kumar |
Spice Board |
3.70 |
|
2 |
Mega Seed Project |
Dr. R.B.Yadav |
ICAR |
36.75 |
ICAR-AICRP on Seed (Crops) Quality Seed Production at SVPUA&T, Meerut (U.P.) centre has been progressively strengthened with regard to quality seed production and replacement of old varieties with an introduction of newly released improved varieties of Rice, Wheat & Mustard. |
3 |
Agromet advisory services project (GKMS) |
Dr. U.P. Shahi |
Min of earth sc. |
12.60 |
• Agro Advisory Service disseminated to farmers in Western Uttar-Pradesh. Agrometeorological field Unit (AMFU) Modipuram, Meerut is disseminating weather forecast and advisory for 20 districts of Western Uttar-Pradesh. |
4 |
AICRP on rice improvement project. |
Dr. Rajendra Singh |
AICRP |
24.24 |
|
5 |
Forecasting agricultural output using space, Agro meterology and land based observation (FASAL). |
Dr. Yogesh Kumar |
Min of earth sc. |
|
• Daily weather data collected of last twenty years for different districts of western Uttar Pradesh. |
6 |
AICRP on Mushroom |
Dr.Gopal Singh |
AICRP |
2.20 |
• Thesis Research of PG students - 07 |
7 |
AICRP on nematode in cropping system |
Dr. Kamal Khilari |
AICRP |
27.36 |
• Among all organic amendments, poultry manure has very good inhibitory effect on population of rice root nematode. |
8 |
Promotional of Agricultural Mechanization for In-situ Management of Crops Residue in the State of Uttar Pradesh. |
Director Extension |
ICAR |
340.00 |
|
9 |
Establishment of Centre of excellence on Basmati rice. |
Dr. Kamal Khilari |
S. Govt. |
515.25 |
• Conducted an experiments “Response of Basmati rice (Oryza sativa L.)Varieties under various nutrient management modules. |
10 |
Establishment of Agro-processing centre |
Dr. Suresh Chandra |
RKVY |
|
• Agro-Processing Centre at CoPHT and FP has been established. |
11 |
Establishment of Critical care unit for farm and companion animals at veterinary clinical complex |
Dr. Tarun Sarkar |
RKVY |
|
• Agro-Processing Centre at CoPHT and FP has been established. |
12 |
Institutional capacity building leading to accreditation of college of veterinary and animal science, SVPUA&T, Meerut (NAHEP) |
Dr. Anil Sirohi/ |
ICAR |
99.23 |
• Establishment of Food Quality Control Laboratory |
13 |
Institutional capacity building leading to accreditation of college of biotechnology, SVPUA&T, Meerut (NAHEP) |
Dr. Anil Sirohi/ |
ICAR |
100.00 |
• The project was sanctioned to fill the gaps as per the recommendation of QRT team for the accreditation of College of Biotechnology with ICAR. |
14 |
Establishment of Referral analytical laboratory for microbian toxins and environmental polloutants/toxicants |
Dr Amit Kumar, |
RKVY |
393.00 |
• The laboratory modification and refurbishment work is completed with project cost of Rs. 60.00 |
15 |
Strengthening of krishi Vigyan Kendra's Running Under area Jurisdiction of the University |
Dr. K.G. Yadav/DE |
RKVY |
1358.09 |
|
16 |
Characterization of Chickpea germplasm resource to accelerate genomic assisted crop improvement |
Dr. Kamal Khilari |
DBT |
102.80 |
• Developed a nematode research field for the screening of chick pea accession. |
17 |
Creation of seed infrastructure facilities at farm |
Dr. Gaje Singh, |
Govt. Of India |
52.5 |
|
18 |
Mobile Veterinary clinical service for dairy animal in western U.P. |
Dr. Amit Verma |
IFFCO |
23.50 |
• To provide the clinical services by experts to dairy animals at farmer’s doorstep in Western Uttar Pradesh by organizing the periodic Animal Health Camps, the veterinary ambulance is equipped with ultrasound scanning machine and primary diagnostic facilities (blood and faecal testing), which will enable precise diagnosis of infertility and better treatment for animals. |
19 |
Evaluation of wheat varieties of Shriram Fertilizers and chemicals New Delhi |
Dr. L.K. Gangwar |
Shri Ram Fertilizer |
5.50 |
• Two wheat entries of Shriram Fertilizers & Chemicals, New Delhi namely Shriram Super 3-SR-72 and Shriram Super 5-SR-05 were tested along with 04 check varieties in 4 replications in RBD Design druing 2020-21 and results of the trial i.e grain yield submitted vide letter no SVP/2021/Res/4184 dated 08.09.2021 to the company. |
20 |
Field efficacy of Sulfosulfuron 75%WG on the resistance of Phalaris minor |
Dr. Vivek Yadav |
Sumitomo Chemicals India Ltd. |
9.24 |
• Lowest Population (2.40/m2) Phalaris minor was found with Sulfosulfuron 75%WG (2 ‘X’) @ 50 g ai/ha which was significantly superior over other treatment. |
21 |
Strengthening and Modernization of Food Processing Unit |
Dr. Neelesh Chauchan |
RKVY |
161.00 |
|
22 |
Functionalization of Hatchery Unit and Entrepreneurship Development at Poultry Research and Training Centre |
Dr. D.K. Singh |
RKVY |
20.88 |
|
23 |
Effect of drought stress on grouth and carotenoind biosynthesis gene and its accumulation in tomato ]) |
Dr. Naresh Pratap Singh |
SERB |
50.65 |
|
24 |
Utilization of paddy straw as compete fodder block by treating with Gomutra (Indigenous cow urine) |
Dr. Ahamed Fahim |
DST |
70.68 |
|
25 |
National Animal Disease Control Programme Center on FMD |
Dr. Amit Kumar |
ICAR |
15.00 |
• Reported FMD serotype "A" from bovine in UP after the gap of almost seven years. |
26 |
Development of Follicle Stimulatng Hormone eluting nanosuspension to augment multiple ovulation and embryo transfer for ex-situ conservation of elite indigenous cattle. |
Dr. Manish Kumar Shukla |
UPCAR |
21.89 |
a. A total of 6 elite Sahiwal donors have been subjected to multiple ovulation and embryo transfer since sanction of the project using conventional FSH based protocol as per the following details. FSH preparation Stimufol at a total dose of 250 microgram in 8 divided tapering doses was administered at 12 hours interval as per the following protocol for superovulation: |
27 |
Souce, Rate and Time study of POLY4 in Sugarcane in North India (U.P.) |
Dr. U.P. Shahi |
Sirius Minerals India Pvt. |
12.00 |
|
28 |
IFFCO-TOKIO |
Dr. Amit Verma |
IFFCO TOKIO |
3.00 |
|
29 |
AICRP on Wheat & Barley (Voluntary Centre) |
Dr. L.K. Gangwar |
ICAR-IIWBR, Karnal |
0.6 |
|
30 |
AICRP on Forage Crops (Voluntary Centre) |
Dr. L.K. Gangwar |
ICAR-IGFRI, Jhnasi |
0.5 |
|
31 |
AICRP Mustard (Volentry Centre) |
Dr. Mukesh Kumar |
ICAR-DRMR |
0.3 |
|
32 |
Bio-efficacy and phytotoxicity of GPI-1820 (Granular insecticide) against insect pests of Sugarcane crop |
Dr. Rajendra Singh |
UPL Limited, Mumbai |
14.00 |
|
33 |
Bio-efficacy of UPST 119, as sett treatment against pest in Sugarcane White grub (Holotria serratta), Early shoot borer (Chilo infuseatellus) Termites (Odontotermes. spp) & sutworm, 2021 and 2022 |
Dr. Rajendra Singh |
UPL Limited, Mumbai |
12.94 |
|
34 |
Development of cost effective fish feed using unconventional feed ingredients to increase the growth efficiency of fishes like Carps and Clarias batrachus using feed additives. |
Dr. Archana Arya |
UPCAR |
24.73 |
|
35 |
Efficacy of zinc nano-fungicides against different seed-borne mycotic diseases of wheat (Triticum aestivum) |
Dr. Neelesh Kapoor, CoB |
UPCAR |
24.96 |
|
36 |
Eco friendly integrated pest management (IPM) of Gladiolus |
Dr. D.V. Singh |
CST |
11.94 |
|
37 |
Determination of Pesticide Residues in Major Vegetable Crops of Western Uttar Pradesh using Liquid/Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry & their health Risk Assessment. |
Dr. Rekha Dixit |
CST |
11.94 |
|
38 |
Bio efficacy & Phyto On Wheat & Succeeding crop for two seasons |
Dr. Vevek |
Sumitomo Chemicals India Ltd. |
12.036 |
Completed Project With significant
S.No |
Name of the project |
Name of PI and Co-PI |
Funding agency |
Total budget |
Significant achievements: |
1 |
Development of bio-intensive module for the management of bakanae disease in basmati rice in western U. P. |
Dr.Kamal Khilari |
(CST) |
10.68 Lakhs |
• Bakanae disease of rice is emerging as a serious problem of rice particularly in basmati rice. Use of fungicides in the management of this disease is posing a problem of fungicides residue in the rice. |
2 |
Demonstration of bio-efficacy of Fluensulfone (NIMITZ 2GR) on different crops |
Dr. Kamal Khilari |
ADAMA India limited, Hyderbad |
10.50 lakhs |
• Demonstration trials, under this project, were conducted as per protocol supplied by AICRP (N) Cell, Delhi to see the impact of Nimitz 2GR and Carbofuran 3GR for the management of root knot nematode in tomato, guava and cucurbits crops in field and poly house condition. |
3 |
Bio-efficacy evaluation of new fungicide product NF 171 10% against late blight of potato |
Dr. Kamal Khilari |
BIOSTADT |
07.22 Lakhs |
• Two season field studies on bio-efficacy of NF 171 against late blight of potato proved that this coded product gave good control of late blight disease of potato caused by Phytophthora infestans. Treatment with NF 171 @ 125g a.i./ha (1250 ml/ha) was found most suitable against late blight of Potato. |
4 |
Characterization of agriculturally important locally available micro organisms and their utilization as bio-inoculants for the suppression of soil borne pathogens and growth promotion in French bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) and Lentil (Lens esculenta) |
Dr. Ramesh Singh, Dr. Prashan Mishra andDr. M.K. Yadav |
Council of Science and Technology, Lucknow, UP |
10.44 Lakhs |
• Samples were collected from Zonal Research Stations of University and KVKs on lentil and french bean growing areas (farmer’s field) of western Uttar Pradesh including Hastinapur sanctuary. Isolation of microorganisms having bio-inoculants potential was done in order to make their purified culture. Total 58 soil samples were collected from different region of 17 district of western U.P. Out of 58 soil samples, 84 different microorganisms were isolated on the basis of morphological characters in which 49 were fungi and 35 were bacteria |
5 |
Evaluation of Chlorantraniliprole 0.4%G against insect- pests of sugarcane |
Dr.Gaje Singh |
FMC Pvt. Ltd. India, Lucknow. |
2.60 lakhs |
• The result indicated that population of Scirpophaga excerptalis was significantly reduced in treated plots as compared to untreated plot after 30 DAA. The minimum infestation (1.89 %) was recorded in Chlorantraniliprole 0.4 % GR @100gai/ha followed by Chlorantraniliprole 0.4 % GR @75 gai/ha (2.09 %) (CIL sample) and Chlorantraniliprole 0.4 % GR @75 gai/ha (2.13%) (Market Sample). These treatments were found at par with each other and significantly superior over rest of the treatments. The maximum (3.13%) infestation was observed with Chlorpyriphos 20% EC @ 300 gai/ha. |
6 |
Field evaluation of herbicide AP03 (5.1% EC) on weeds flora wheat along with succeeding crop |
Dr.Vivek Yadav,Dr. D.N. Mishra and Dr Mukesh Kumar |
Natco Pharma Limited, Dehradun |
05.13 lakhs |
• Increase in grain yield with AP03 @45 gai/ha was 9.26, 6.92, 6.43 and 37.80 percent higher than Pinoxaden 5.1 EC@ 40 gai/ha, Pinoxaden 5.1 EC @ 45 gai/ha, Clodinafop15 WP @ 60 gai/ha and untreated control respectively. |
7 |
Assessment of POLY-4 (polyhalite) for productivity, quality of potato and K, S use efficiency in soils of western plain zone of Uttar Pradesh |
Dr. U.P. Shahi and Dr. B.P. Dhyani, |
Sirius Minerals Plc, London |
30.41 Lakhs |
• POLY-4 (Polyhalite) for productivity, quality of potato and K, S use efficiency in soils of western plain zone of Uttar Pradesh was assessed. Three-year observations on growth yield and quality revealed that the polyhalite, a multi-nutrients mineral may be a better source of potassium for potato. It also supplements the calcium, magnesium and sulphur. It has a substantial residual effect on soil fertility. Application of 100% recommended dose of potassium through polyhalite and with combination of MOP (75% POLY+25%MOP) recorded significant effect on growth yield and quality of potato varieties namely Kufri chipsona-1 and Kufribahar. |
8 |
Micro-propagation of stable hermaphrodite papaya and promotion among the western U.P. |
Dr. R.S. Sengar |
Council of Science and Technology, Lucknow, U.P. |
11.71 Lakhs |
• Twenty-five papaya genotypes were used for genetic diversity analysis using twenty SSR primers. The primers used produced amplicons in all the genotypes. |
9 |
Production of disease free banana (Musa sapentium) plants through tissue culture technique for establishment of nursery and distribution of low cost plantlets among farmers |
Dr. R.S. Sengar |
Department of Biotechnology (DBT) |
10.96 lakh |
• Fifteen high quality banana varieties namely Agniswar, Alpan, Ambell, Chenkadali, Dudhsagar, Grand Naive (G-9), Elakkie bale, Gragaricsarpara, Honda, Jatikel, Karpurachakkarkell, Matti, Monthan, Nendran and Robusta collected from different research centres are being maintained under field conditions at SVPUA&T, Meerut. |
10 |
Utilization of rumen digesta waste from slaughter house as alternative local protein sources for economical ration production and controlling environmental pollution |
Dr.Ajit Kumar and |
Department of Biotechnology (DBT), Lucknow |
19.63 lakhs |
• The process includes the treatment methods for conversion of rumen digesta waste from slaughter house to useful product of nutrient rich economical feed stuff treated rumen digesta development. It can be included in diet of poultry and ruminants for economical productivity with improve sanitary condition, public health, environment pollution and hazards that accrue from inadequate slaughter house waste disposal. |
11 |
Establishment of advance diagnostic laboratory for identification of livestock disease in Western U.P. |
Dr. Artee Bhatele |
Rashtriya Krishi Vikash Yojna (RKVY), Lucknow (U.P.) |
291.00 Lakhs |
• Establishment of state of the art Molecular Pathology Laboratory & Clinical Pathology Laboratory. |
12 |
Establishment of goat unit for conservation and revitalization of superior germplasm of Barbari goat |
Dr. M.K. Singh, Dr. Ahamad Fahim, Dr. D.K. Singh, |
Rashtriya Krishi Vikash Yojna (RKVY), Lucknow (U.P.) |
141.00 lakhs |
• A fully functional goat shed is available at ILFC-II unit where the animals purchased in the project are being kept and managed. The shed covers a total area of approx. 1290 m2 which could accommodate 150-200 goats of different age groups. The shed has 20 goat pans in two rows/units (10 in each row) and three isolation pans for housing the animals. Both the rows/units are provided with open space on either side with wall fencing and GI feeders where the animals could move freely, feed and take rest. The shed is equipped with other required facilities such as fence, line feeding system, wide central feeding passage, watering system, fans and stores etc. for better management, health and hygiene of animals. The shed has storage facility to store straw, concentrate, feed and fodder used in animal feeding. |
13 |
Exploitation of heterosis in Okra [Abelmoscnus esculentus (L.) Moench] using conventional and Biotechnological tools |
Dr. Bijendra Singh Dr. Vaishali |
Council of Science and Technology, Lucknow |
09.00 lakhs |
• Fifty okra genotypes were collected and screened on the basis of morphological, molecular, abiotic (salt) stress and biotic (YVMV) stress for further study. |
14 |
Kisan Wheat Business School |
Dr. Bijendra Singh andDr. Satyaprakash |
NIAM |
10.00 lakhs |
• Before KBS most of the farmers were sowing timely wheat sown variety during 30th November to 15th December while after attended the training under the KBS farmers started sowing of wheat crop from 15th November to 30th November. |