lR;eso t;rs Department of Agricultural Research and Education Indian Council of Agricultural Research New Delhi New Delhi ICAR International Training Programmes 2008 Indian Council of Agricultural Research Krishi Bhavan New Delhi 110 001 PRINTED : DECEMBER 2007 Compiled by : Dr. J P Mishra, ADG (Coordination) Dr. Ravindra Kumar, Principal Scientist (Coordination and Awards) Project Director (DIPA) : Dr. T.P. Trivedi Chief Production Officer : Virender Kumar Bharti Technical Officer : Punit Bhasin Published by Dr. T.P. Trivedi, Project Director (DIPA), for Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi 110 012, India. Laser typeset by M/s Print-O-World, 2579, 1st Floor, Mandir Lane, Shadipur, New Delhi 110 008 and printed at M/s Chandu Press, D-97, Shakarpur, Delhi 110092. Foreword In the present era of globalization, human resource development has emerged as a major aspect of critical importance for the organizations committed to the development of agriculture. The manpower available with scientific organizations has to be trained and the knowledge of the scientists should be updated so as to keep pace with the latest developments in agriculture particularly in the frontier areas of technologies. With this end in view, the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) and State Agricultural Universities (SAUs) organize training programmes/courses in most of the disciplines each year. Requests are received from different parts of the world especially from Asian and African countries for participation in these programmes. The training programmes listed in this publication include selected short-term training courses in specific areas. Apart from several on-going programmes in frontier areas including Molecular diagnosis of Plant Viruses, FMD-Diagnosis and Serotyping using Molecular tech- niques, Bt resistance management in insects, crop production and quality, IPM in selected field crops, integrated watershed management, frozen semen technology and artificial in- semination, animal tissue culture technology, animal and fish disease diagnosis and manage- ment, fishing gear design and fabrication, techniques and application of remote sensing and GIS in agriculture, post-harvest supply chain and quality management of horticultural and arable crops, hybrid purity assessment using molecular markers in sunflower, safflower and castor, tropical viticulture, protected cultivation in vegetable and ornamental crops, value added products technology in banana and plantain, hatchery and culture technology of fresh- water prawns, project management and capacity building for rural management, several new programmes like Rural Entrepreneurship Development, Production of Disease Free Planting Material for Citrus, Fisheries Co-Management for Sustainable Development, Trickle Down System (TDS) of Aquaculture Extension, Open Source Based e-learning development, Com- puter based multimedia development, Rain water harvesting & Ground water recycling, Land scape and Turf Irrigation – Design and Management, Micro-irrigation system, Buffalo meat processing have also been planned during 2008. For each course, a brief information on the host institution, course content and duration, faculty and important instructions including application form is provided in this publication. I hope that this publication will prove useful to all those willing to develop the human resource cost-effectively by relevant programmes to suit specific conditions that exist in the developing countries. (Mangala Rai) Secretary, DARE and Director-General, ICAR 26 December 2007 New Delhi iii Indian Council of Agricultural Research The Indian Council of Agricultural Research, has built one of the world’s largest national agricultural research systems which consists of 48 Central Research Institutes including 5 multi-disciplinary National Institutes with deemed-to-be University Status, 5 National Bureaux, 32 National Research Centres, 12 Project Directorates, 62 All India Co-ordinated Research Projects and a large network of multi-disciplinary projects. In addition, ICAR has helped in establishing 39 State Agricultural Universities based on the land grant pattern of education in the United States of America, and 1 Central Agricultural University and 4 Central Universities. The major effort of the ICAR is directed towards human resource development besides planning, coordinating and undertaking research in various disciplines of agricultural sciences. The ICAR organizes international training programmes for developing trained human resource to take up research, education and extension activities in emerging areas of agricultural sciences. These training courses are organized in various ICAR Institutes and the State Agricultural Universities. This brochure provides information on various international training programmes. The persons interested in attending any of these courses may apply for admission to the course, by sending his/her application in the proforma provided at the end of this brochure. A copy of the application should also be sent directly to the contact person identified for each course. Further details of the course may be obtained from the contact person or Director or Dean of the institute or university, where the course will be offered. v Contents Foreword . . . iii Indian Council of Agricultural Research . . . v Indian Agricultural Research Institute . . . 1 Project Management for Research and Development Capacity Building for Rural Resource Management Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) Resistance Management in Insects Post-harvest Supply Chain and Quality Management of Horticulture and Arable Crops Research Techniques in Cyanobacteria Improving Managerial skills for Extension and Development Personnel Rural Entrepreneurship Development Central Institute of Cotton Research . . . 8 Insect Resistance to Bt and Insecticides Advances in Hybrid Cotton Seed Production Techniques Integrated Cotton Production Technology Central Tobacco Research Institute . . . 12 Agro-technology for Maximising Quality FCV Tobacco Production Tobacco Quality Evaluation Integrated Pest Management in Tobacco Indian Institute of Sugarcane Research . . . 16 Agro-technology for Maximizing Sugarcane Production Protection Technology for Sustaining Sugarcane Productivity Manufacturing and storage of Jaggery Sugarcane Breeding Institute . . . 20 Breeding Sugarcane for Use in Sugar-Industrial Complex Abiotic Stresses and their Management including Cultivar Screening Advances in Sugarcane Disease Management Indian Institute of Pulses Research . . . 24 Molecular and conventional breeding approaches for genetic improvement of pulses Improving sustainability through grain legumes in cropping systems Central Research Institute for Jute and Allied Fibres . . . 27 Improved Crop Production and Breeding Technology of Jute and Allied Fibre Crops Molecular Techniques for Characterization and Diagnosis of Geminivirus Vivekananda Parvatiya Krishi Anusandhan Sansthan . . . 29 Seed Production of Major Hill Crops Wasteland Management in Hills National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources . . . 32 Management of Plant Genetic Resources In vitro Conservation and Cryo-preservation of Plant Genetic Resources vii Directorate of Rice Research . . . 35 Rice-based Cropping Systems Integrated Pest Management in Rice Hybrid Rice Seed Production Technology Directorate of Oilseeds Research . . . 39 Hybrid Seed Production Technology in Sunflower, Castor and Safflower Hybrid Purity Assessment using Molecular Markers in Sunflower, Safflower and Castor Production Technology of Sunflower, Castor and Safflower-based Cropping Systems Integrated Pest Management in Sunflower, Safflower and Castor Microbial Control of Insect Pests and Plant Diseases National Research Centre on Rapeseed-Mustard . . . 43 Improved Rapeseed-Mustard Production Technology National Research Centre for Groundnut . . . 45 Management of Aflatoxin Contamination in Groundnut Enhancement of Drought Tolerance in Groundnut Integrated Pest Management in Groundnut National Research Centre for Soybean . . . 47 Improved Production Technology of Soybean National Centre for Integrated Pest Management . . . 49 Integrated Pest Management in Selected Field Crops Bt Cotton : A Change in Pest Scenario and Reorientation of IPM Indian Institute of Horticultural Research . . . 53 Post-harvest Management in Tropical and Sub-tropical Horticultural Crops Integrated Pest Management in Tropical and Sub-tropical Horticultural Crops Protected Cultivation in Vegetable and Ornamental Plants Integrated Nutrient and Water Management Techniques in Horticultural Crops Tropical Viticulture Central Plantation Crops Research Institute . . . 59 Organic Farming Technologies for Palm-based Cropping Systems Biological Supression of Coconut Pests Central Tuber Crops Research Institute . . . 62 Tuber Crops Production and Processing Technology Central Institute for Sub-tropical Horticulture . . . 64 Advances in Improvement of Subtropical Fruit Crops Production Technology for Subtropical Fruit Crops Integrated Pest Management in Mango Integrated Management of Guava Diseases and Pests Post Harvest Management of Mango Value Addition in Subtropical Fruits National Research Centre for Banana . . . 71 Improved Production Technologies for Banana and Plantain Molecular Diagnostic Techniques for Detection of Major Viruses in Banana Value-added Products Technology in Banana and Plantain National Research Centre for Citrus . . . 74 Production of Disease-Free Planting Material of Citrus Production Technology of Citrus viii National Research Centre for Mushroom . . . 77 Mushroom Production Technology National Research Centre for Oil Palm . . . 79 Oil Palm Production Technology Central Arid Zone Research Institute . . . 81 Desertification Assessment, Monitoring and Principles of Control Measures Alternate Land-use Systems for Degraded Lands in Arid Ecosystem Central Research Institute for Dryland Agriculture . . . 83 Integrated Watershed Management Mechanization of Rainfed Agriculture Central Soil and Water Conservation Research and Training Institute . . . 86 Design and Planning of Drainage Line Treatment in a Watershed Participatory Watershed Management for Livelihood and Environmental Security ICAR Research Complex for Eastern Region . . . 89 Advance Course on Harnessing Prosperity through Water Wealth Indian Institute of Soil Science . . . 90 Farmers' Resource Based Site Specific Nutrient Management in Different Production Systems Advanced Methods of Soil and Plant Analysis Recent Advances in Soil Physical Analysis and Management Biological Methods of Sustaining Soil Fertility and Crop Production National Bureau of Soil Survey and Land-use Planning . . . 95 Geo-informatics for Land Use Planning Central Institute of Agricultural Engineering . . . 97 Design, Testing and Production Technology of Agricultural Implements and Machinery Machinery for Mechanization of Rice Cultivation Testing of Field Plot Machinery for Mechanization of Field Research Equipment and Technology for Processing and Value-addition to Agricultural Produces at Small Scale/ Rural Level Soybean Processing and Utilization Feed Processing Technology and Equipment Central Institute for Research on Cotton Technology . . . 101 Cotton Quality Evaluation Use of HVI and AFIS Ginning Indian Veterinary Research Institute . . . 104 Molecular Biology and Biotechnology Techniques in Animal Research Processing of Livestock Products Recent Advances in Nutritional Microbiology Anaesthesia and Pain Management in Animals Poultry Disease Diagnosis and Control National Dairy Research Institute . . . 108 Dairy Production in Tropics Frozen Semen Technology and Artificial Insemination Breeding Strategies for Genetic Improvement of Farm Animals Animal Tissue Culture Technology Application of Genetic Techniques for Improvement of Farm Animals Endocrine Techniques for Improvement of Reproduction in Buffaloes Technology of Milk and Milk Products ix
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