FARMERS/FARM WOMEN TRAINING PROGRAMME AGRONOMY

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 FARMERS/FARM WOMEN TRAINING PROGRAMME

 AGRONOMY/CROP PRODUCTION
S. NO TOPIC THEMATIC COURSE CONTENT MONTH LOCATION
AREA
1. Improved agronomic Integrated crop  Selection of varieties
practices for maize management  Required manures
cultivation and fertilizers & Seed
May Baljaralla
rate
 Land preparation &
Method of sowing
2. Improved production Integrated crop  Selection of varieties
technology of Rice management  Fertilizer Schedule
 Seed rate and
nursery bed
preparation Palma
June
 Field preparation Nagrota
and time of
transplanting
 Method of
transplanting
3. Improved cultivation Integrated crop  Selection of varieties
practices for Mustard management  Fertilizer schedule,
and Gobi sarsoon. seed rate and
nursery bed
preparation
September Sailsui
 Field preparation
and time of
transplanting
 Method of
transplanting
4. Improved Agronomic  Selection of
practices for wheat varieties, Land
cultivation preparation
Integrated crop
 Fertilizer Schedule &
management October Thandakassi
Seed rate

 Method of sowing
 Weed management
module
5. Management of Weed  Selection of
Congress grass management herbicides
Jan, 2013 Narian
 Application of
herbicides

 HORTICULTURE
S. NO TOPIC THEMATIC COURSE CONTENT MONTH LOCATION
AREA
1 Nursery Management Nursery  Raised bed April Balshama
in vegetable crops . management  Line sowing
 Proper depth of seed
 Length and width of
bed
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2 Planting techniques Integrated plant  Proper time of pit May Nowshera
of fruit plants. management digging
 Shape and size of pits
 Time of digging of
pits
 Method of filling of
pits
3 Training and pruning Integrated plant  Objectives of training July Chatiyar
of fruit plants. management and pruning
 Training and pruning
methods
4 Popularization of Integrated crop  Importance of August Dangri
cultivation practices management nutritional value
of Exotic vegetables.  Selection of varieties
 Recommended
manures fertilizer
 Method of sowing
5 Time and method of Integrated plant  Proper fertilizer September Manzakot
fertilizers application management application
in fruit plants  Time of fertilizer
application
 Methods of fertilizer
application
6 Management of Integrated plant  Time of irrigation October Dalogra
young plants / management  Making of ring
orchard of fruit plant.  Mulching of plants
 Method of center
opening
7 Training and pruning Integrated plant  Objectives of training Nov Kandi
of fruit plants. management and pruning
 Training and pruning
methods
8 Protected cultivation Polyhouse  Selection of sowing December Siot
of vegetable crops cultivation time
 Use of low cost
polyhouse
 Techniques of raising
seedlings
9 Off season Polyhouse  Selection of sowing Jan, 2013 On- Farm
cultivation practices cultivation time
of cucurbitaceous  Use of low cost
vegetable polyhouse
 Techniques of raising
seedlings
10 Training and pruning Integrated plant  Objectives of training Feb Dhankot
of fruit plants. management and pruning
 Training and pruning
methods
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11 Improved cultivation Integrated crop  Selection of varieties March, 2013 Thanadpani
practices of management  Method of sowing
Solanaceous vegetable  High yielding varieties
 Recommended
fertilizer application

 PLANT PROTECTION
S. NO TOPIC THEMATIC COURSE CONTENT MONTH LOCATION
AREA
1. Safe storage of grains IPM  Major pests and their April Saranoo
control measures
2. Man agement of IDM  Diagnosis of the May Tuddi
major disease of major disease
vegetables viz. Chilli,  Management
Tomato, Cauliflower practices for disease
, and Knolkhol  Predisposing factors
of the disease
3. Integrated Pest IPM  Diagnosis of June Bakhar
Management in different pests
Cucurbitaceous crops  Management
practices for the
pest
4. Integ rated Pest IPM  Diagnosis of July Manzakot
Management in fruit different pest
crops viz.  Management
Pomegranate, Citrus, practices for the pest
Guava, Stone fruits
5. Integrated Pest IPM  Diagnosis of August Palma
management in different pest
pulses  Management
practices for the pest
6. Integrated disease IDM  Diagnosis of the Sept On farm
management of major disease
kharif cereals viz.  IDM approaches of
Paddy and Maize major diseases
7. Integrated pest IPM  Diagnosis of October Ku wala
management in different diseases Kheter
Tomato and brinjal  Management
crops practices for
diseases
8. Integrated pest IPM  Diagnosis of Nov Sunderbani
management in cole different diseases
crops  Management
practices for
diseases
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9. Integrated Pest IPM  Diagnosis of Feb, 2013 Chatiyar
management of different pests
oilseed crops  Management
practices for the
pest

 AGROFORSETRY
S. NO TOPIC THEMATIC COURSE CONTENT MONTH LOCATION
AREA
1. Nursery raising of Nursery  Multipurpose fodder April Siot
multipurpose fodder management trees and shrubs of
the district.
trees and grasses
 Nursery techniques
and cultural
practices
2. Cultivation of Production  Suitable fodder May Dalori
fodder grasses technology grasses
 Period of
plantation and their
management.
 Agroforestry
system.
3. Planting Integrated  Multipurpose trees June Narian
multipurpose trees farming system and shrubs
 Nursery techniques,
and shrubs in
Management
Agro forestry
practices and
cultural Practices
4. Cultivation of Medicinal and  Prospects of MAPs July On-Farm
medicinal and aromatic plants plants in Rajouri
 Cultivation practices
aromatic plants
of important
under Agroforestry
 Medicinal and
system
aromatic plants.
 Utilization of their
products, govt.
Support system.
5. Agroforestry for Integrated  Sustainability August Manjakot
sustainable land use farming system  Periodic cultivation
of tree species
 Agri. Crops, MAPs
& horticultural
crops
6. Improved fodder Production  Fodder productivity October Rinikhater
production technology in the district
 Round the year
fodder production
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 Storage of fodder
grasses
7. Methods of seed Production  Importance of seed Nov On Farm
collection of technology collection
 Methods and time
important
of collection
Agroforestry tree
 Cleaning and
storage of seed
8. Nursery Production  Propagation December Thandikassi
establishment and technology techniques of
 Deciduous fodder
production
trees.
technology of
 Nursery
fodder trees in
management and
winter
their transplantation.
9. Nursery Nursery  Importance of January Dhanidhar
Techniques of management Grewia and Celtis 2013
as off-season
Grewia and Celtis
fodder
 Cultivation of
management of
under Agroforestry
system
10. P ollarding and Production  Importance of February Kallar
lopping techniques technology lopping and
pollarding
for higher
 Improved lopping
productivity
and pollarding

 EXTENSION EDUCATION
S. NO TOPIC THEMATIC COURSE CONTENT MONTH LOCATION
AREA
1. Formation of farm Mobilization of  Concept of farmer June Chananibagla
clubs for easy social capital club
accessibility to  How to farm farmers
institutional finance club
2. Pooling of resources Entrepreneurial  How to have access July Chowkian
for increased development of to the resources
benefits farmers/rural  How to use the
youth resources
 How to conserve
resources
3. Promotion of WTO and IPR  Concept, Need, August Lambari
organic farming for issues Importance and
sustainable scope for sustainable
agriculture agriculture, Organic
practices and
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processes in
Agriculture;
Marketing of organic
products
4. Promotion of WTO and IPR  Mechanization for Sept Potha
mechanization for issues water management to
profitable enhance water
agriculture productivity and
sustainability,
Precision farming,
Govt. schemes for
promotion of farm
mechanization,
5. Sensitizing farmers Leadership  Type of crop October Bal jarralan
to avail crop Development insurance
insurance against  How to avail crop
natural calamities insurance
 Formalities in
availing insurance
6. Utilization of Term Mobilization of  Concept Nov Sunderbani
Loan through social capital  Purpose of Loan
Kissan Credit Card  Utilization
7. Sensitizing rural Mobilization of  At what time each Jan, 2013 Behrote
women for social capital operation should be
carrying out farm done
operation in  How to do, what is
scientific way to be done
 Drudgery Reduction
Technologies for
farm women

 AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
S. NO TOPIC THEMATIC COURSE CONTENT MONTH LOCATION
AREA
1. Training on Zero Repair and  Components,
Till Drill Machine, maintenance Function, Calibration
Seed drill and of farm and
April
Maize planter implements Maintenance. Fatehpur
machine for
sowing operation
2. Demonstration on Repair and  Different types of
various types of maintenance harvesting tools and
May
Harvesting tools of farm their advantages On Farm
machinery
3. Demonstration of Repair and  Components,

Multi-crop thresher maintenance Installation, June
On farm
and Maize Sheller of farm preventive measures
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machinery and trouble shooting
4. Methods of soil Resource  Types of soil and
and water conservation water erosion, Effect
conservation and of erosion,
July
its benefits Preventive measure Thandi pani
for soil and water
erosion
5. Storage structure , Resource  Site selection for
Harvesting tank conservation catchment
and its benefits area,Construction of
for improved storage structure

cultivation and Harvesting tank August
Behrot
practices , Water conservation
techniques and
methods of
irrigation.
6. Storage loss Post harvest  Care and handling of
minimization care and crops after harvest

techniques by storage of  Storage of crops. September
Manjakot
improved storage crops.
structures
7. Demonstration of  Components,
power tiller for Repair and Working Handling
economic farm maintenance Troubles and
operation in Hilly of farm remedies
October
terrains. machinery  Attachment of Dhanore
and cultivator Disc
implement plough , Disc harrow
and Cage wheel
8. Demonstration of  Component,
Conservation
Zero Till Drill Function, Calibration Nov Sunderbani
Tillage
Machine and maintenance.
9. Handling and Repair and  Starting, Repair &
Maintenance of maintenance Maintenance, General
Engine and of farm Troubles and
February Dangri
Centrifugal Pump. machinery Remedies.
and
implement
10. Care and Repair and  Components, Repair
maintenance of maintenance and maintenance of
farm implements of farm different implements
and machine machinery such as Hand Hoe, March On farm
and Disc Plough, Disc
implement Harrow, cage wheel
and Rotavator

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 LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION AND MANAGEMENT
S. NO TOPIC THEMATIC COURSE CONTENT MONTH LOCATION
AREA
1. Vaccination in Disease  Importance of August Dassal
animals management vaccination in animals
( Cattle and  Vaccination schedule
Buffaloes ) in animals
2. Disease  Various types of Sept Kotranka
management in Ecto/ Endoparasites
animals  Their management
3. Improving  Urea treatment October Arghi
livestock feeding Feed  Balanced ration
for enhancing management formulation
production
4 Clean milk Dairy  Importance of clean Nov Pukhrani
production management milk production.
 Clean milk production
techniques
 Transportation of milk
5. Backyard Poultry Poultry  Important breed feed December Kalakote
production production management
vaccination

 HOME SCIENCE
S. NO TOPIC THEMATIC COURSE CONTENT MONTH LOCATION
AREA
1 Homescale Woman and  Importance of May Dalogra
preparation of child care complementary foods
complementary  Nutritive value
foods for infants
and young children
2 Promotion of Income  Scope of Income July Dhangri
Income generating generation generating units
activities in activities for  SHG’s
agriculture for farm empowerment
women through of rural
SHG’s women’s
3 Planning and prep. Designing and  Iron rich Diets Sept Sawni
of Iron Rich Diet development for  Planning of Diet Chart
for Vulnerable high nutrient
population efficiency diet
4 Promotion and Household food  Maintenance of Feb, 2013 Loorkote
maintenance of security by kitchen Garden
kitchen Garden for kitchen  Nutritional adequacy
nutritional gardening and of family
adequacy of family nutrition
gardening
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 IN-SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAMMES
S.NO TOPIC THEMATIC COURSE CONTENT MONTH DURATION
AREA
1 Recent advance R&M  Improved farm May 1 Day
in farm implements
machinery  Resource
conservation
technology

2 Farmer Field Group dynamics  Agro-eco system June 1 Day
Schools for analysis
effective delivery  Facilitation skills
of agricultural  Case studies of
information successful FFS
3 Organic farming Resource  Components and July 1 Day
for high value Conservation principles
crops. Technologies  Certification
procedures and
standards
4 Potential of Medicinal  Components of Aug 1 Day
medicinal and & aromatic Integrated system
aromatic plants plants  MPTs
under integrated  Role of MAPs
land use
5 WTO and its WTO and IPR  Concept of WTO Sept. 1 Day
implication on  Role of WTO in
Indian changed scenario
agriculture
6 Integrated IDM&IPM  Important diseases October 1 Day
disease & pest and pests of wheat,
management in oat, mustard and
Rabi crop their management
 Diagnosis of the
diseases
7 Improved fodder Fodder  Important fodder Nov 1 Day
production for production trees of the area.
overwhelming  Cultivation practices
fodder scarcity of fodder trees,
grasses and legumes
and management
under Agro forestry
system
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8 Popularization Horticulture  Introduction Exotic Dec 1 Day
of exotic vegetables
vegetables for  Improved cultivation
nutrition and technology of exotic
food vegetables
diversification  Nutritional
in District properties of exotic
Rajouri vegetables
9 Methodology Capacity  Impact evaluation Jan 1 Day
for Impact building  Methods
Evaluation of  Collection of Data
Extension  Indicators
Programmes
10 Canopy Rejuvenation of  Centre opening Feb 1 Day
management in old orchards  Canopy management
high density for better
orchards productivity

 VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMMES

S.NO TOPIC COURSE CONTENT MONTH LOCATION DURATION
1. T1raining and  Training of fruit plants July On Farm 2 Days
. pruning of fruit  Pruning of Fruit plants
plants
2. Cult ivation  Important medicinal and September On Farm 2 days
Medicinal and aromatic plants
aromatic plant  Economics and Importance
of important MAPs
 Contract farming system
of MAP’s
 Visit to herbal garden
3. Poul try  Poultry feeding, Common September On Farm 2 days
Management diseases
 Care and management.
4. Mus hroom  Food value of October On Farm 2 days
cultivation mushrooms, Method of
composting
 Spawn and method of
spawning’ Casing
 Cultivation of White
button mushroom
5. Nurs ery  Selection of sowing time Nov On Farm 2 days
management and  Techniques of nursery
off season raising
cultivation of  Use of Low cost polyhouse
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