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ARSS, Ajmer

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The Agricultural Research sub-station, Tabiji, Ajmer was established in the year 1976 at Tabiji farm which is approx. 12 Km. away from district headquarter on Ajmer- Beawar road. It falls under “Agro-climatic zone III-A” (Semi And Eastern Plain zone) of Rajasthan. The center is engaged in need-based, production-oriented agricultural research both basic & applied for the semi-arid area. The ARSS is conducting testing & verification of different crop cultivars of Kharif & Rabi seasons under AICRP viz., arid legumes, pearl millet, wheat & Barley. The center is coordinating the breeder & TFL seed production program to cater the need for quality seed.

Unit head brief profile with picture.

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Name                    :               Dr. Dinesh Arora                                                                              

Designation        :               Officer In charge& Prof. (Agronomy)

Qualification       :               Ph.D. (Agro.) SKNAU, Jobner, M.Sc. (Agro.) GBPUA&T, Pantnagar

Contact No.        :               9460089702

E-mail                 :              incharge.arss.tabiji@sknau.ac.in

Details of former Incharges

S.No

Name of the unit head

From

To

1

Smt. Shashi Kala Jain

Since inception

July 1980

2

Dr. S K Sharma

July 1980

16.09.1981

3

Smt. Shashi Kala Jain

16.09.1981

17.05.1982

4

Dr. Rajendra Verma

18.05.1982

15.01.1986

5

Dr. S N Sodhani

16.01.1986

16.07.1986

6

Dr. S P Singh

17.07.1986

23.06.1989

7

Dr. S K Joshi

24.06.1989

30.09.2019

8

Dr. Dinesh Arora

30.09.2019

Contd.

Identity of the unit
The Agricultural Research sub-station, Tabiji, Ajmer was established in the year 1976 at Tabiji farm which is approx. 12 Km. away from district headquarter on Ajmer- Beawar road. It falls under “Agro-climatic zone III-A” (Semi And Eastern Plain zone) of Rajasthan. The center is engaged in need-based, production-oriented agricultural research both basic & applied for the semi-arid area. The ARSS is volunteer center for conducting testing & verification of different crop cultivars of Kharif& Rabi seasons under AICRP viz., arid legumes, pearl millet, wheat & Barley. The center is coordinating the breeder & TFL seed production program to cater the need for quality seed and conducting need-oriented agricultural research.
Aims and objectives
Lead Function:  (a) Floriculture (Desi rose/Pushkarvelly)
                            (b)Conducting need-oriented agricultural research
                            (c)To coordinate the Breeder seed and TFL Seed Production program
Verification Function
Testing & verification of different crop cultivars of Kharif & Rabi seasons under the dry farming situation.
Research activities including testing and verification of irrigated Cotton, Wheat, Barley, Mustard, Chickpea & Vegetables.

Mandates

  • To plan, coordinate and monitor need-based Agricultural Research.
  • To develop appropriate production technology for the optional use of resources in a sustainable manner.
  • To coordinate and monitor the breeder seed production program.
  • To develop linkage with other organizations for crop-oriented research.
  • To extend consultancy and expertise service.

Thrust-area:

To accomplish the mandate, ARSS Ajmer has identified major thrust areas as follows.

  • To carry out basic and strategic need-based research on major crops, vegetables and desi rose.
  • To identify suitable crop varieties, INM, and other crop management Practices for rain-fed & irrigated crops.
  • Testing & verification of cultivars of major crops viz. arid legumes, pearl millet & chickpea in rain-fed & wheat & Barley in irrigated conditions.
  •  Assessment & Development of specific technologies suitable for the zone.
  • To coordinate (BS & TFL) seed Production program to cater the need.

Staff information 

Photo
 

Name

Designation

Specialization

E-Mail

AEIS URL

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Dr. Dinesh Arora

Prof.

Agronomy

dinesharoraajm@gmail.com, Incharge.arss.tabiji@sknau.ac.in

https://aeis.icar.gov.in/Dinesh 2238

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Sh.Pukhraj

Agric. Sup.

-

Incharge.arss.tabiji@sknau.ac.in

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Miss Rinku Jat

Clerk Gr. II

-

Incharge.arss.tabiji@sknau.ac.in

 Projects – Completed & Significant output

Project done

Output

Sulphyhydryl Bioregulator technology for increasing wheat & Mustard Productivity

  • Two foliar sprays of 500 ppm thiourea or TGA 100 ppm at tillering and ear head emergence stage gave a significantly higher yield of wheat.
  • Two foliar sprays of 500 ppm thiourea or TGA 100 ppm at 50% flowering and after 20 days gave a higher yield of mustard.

Development of new technologies to increase the productivity and sustainability of onions under warmer conditions of Rajasthan.

  • In the Kharif season, the planting of bulbs up to 15th July was found significantly superior over late planting.
  • In the Kharif season, planting of onion crops at a 45 cm distance on ridges is found more suitable than flat planting.
  • In Rabi onion, dipping of seeding roots in 40 ppm solution of GA-3 or 25 ppm solution of NAA for 12 hours before transplanting gave a higher yield.
  • Basal application of 5kg zinc/ha gave a significantly higher bulb yield of onion.

Evaluation of customized fertilizers on Cotton

  • Paired row planting of cotton with 60cm and 90cm distance within the pair found suitable.
  • In drip irrigation in cotton the RDF of Nitrogen & potash should be given in six equal splits at 15 days intervals and full dose of phosphorus at sowing is beneficial.
  • Drip irrigation system gave water saving of 40.12 percent with a 39.27 percent higher yield over conventional irrigation system.

Development of techniques for organic farming.

  • Application of FYM 3.0t/ha or vermicompost @ 1.5t/ha+ PSB @ 6.0kg/ha +Rizobium found suitable for higher yield of green-gram under an organic farming system of crop production.

Projects – On-going

This ARSS is working as a voluntary center for following AICRP’s

  • All India coordinated Research improvement project on Wheat & Barley.
  • All India coordinated Research improvement project on Pearl millet.
  • All India coordinated Research improvement project on Arid legumes.

 Facilities or Infrastructure

  • Total land area:                         18.50 ha
  • Net cultivable:                           13.50 ha
  • Other demo units:                   Vermicompost unit and small orchard 

S. No.

Particulars

Year of Purchase

Cost

Condition

1

Tractor

i)Nov., 1986

ii)March, 2011

1,04,000/-

4,95,000/-

Unserviceable

Serviceable

2

Trolley

i)May, 1990

ii)March, 2011

37,000/-

1,17,600/-

Unserviceable

Serviceable

3

Cultivator

i)June, 86

ii)March, 2007

iii)Nov. 2020

5,613/-

14,500/-

Unserviceable

Serviceable

4

Disc. Harrow

i)March, 86

ii)March, 07

8,845/-

18,500/-

Unserviceable

Serviceable

5

Seed Cum Fertilizer

i)1996

ii)March, 2007

10,000/-

15,500/-

Unserviceable

Serviceable

6

Disc. Plough

March, 2007

19,500/-

Serviceable

7

M.B. Plough

March, 2007

12,000/-

Serviceable

8

Bund Farmer

March, 2007

3500/-

Serviceable

9

Leveller

March, 1986

5,095/-

Serviceable

10

Tractor mounted spry machine

Jan. 2022

38300/-

Serviceable

Major Achievements

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Visit by Monitoring Team
Breeder Seed Production programme

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Visit by Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, SKNAU, Jobner
Visit of Sh L L sharma,Joint Director,Jaipur.

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AINP on Arid Legume
AICRP Trial on Pearlmillet

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AICRP Trial on Wheat
Seed Production Programme of Clusterbean
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