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To meet the requirement of the bivoltine sector of North West India, the Institute has evolved productive silkworm hybrids viz. SBGP22 X SBGP5 and CSR2 X SBGP22. These hybrids have been found superior over the ruling hybrid SH6 X NB4D2 in terms of cocoon yield (10 to 15 Kg increase / 100 DFLs) Quality of silk ( A grade) low defective cocoon percentage (5-6% less) and good post cocoon parameters (>81% reelability, 18 to 19 % raw silk and >90 neatness percentage). For sustenance of silk industry in North India, under XI Five year plan CSB has sanctioned 6 clusters viz. CDC, Tral (Pulwama), CDC, Nowshera (Rajouri), CDC, Bandipora, CDC, Tikri (Udhampur), CDC, Hamirpur (Himachal Pradesh) and CDC, Kalsi (Uttarakhand) which are doing tremendous work for the upliftment of the socioeconomic conditions of the poor sericulture farmers in this region. This Institute also established Soil Testing laboratories at CSR&TI, Pampore, RSRS, Sahaspur and RSRS, Jammu under Central Sector Scheme to know the soil profile of the operational area and recommend soil based agronomical packages for better productivity. To meet the requirements of season specific silkworm breeds, the Institute carried out evaluation of the nine newly developed silkworm hybrids at ten centers in the states of North India under Provincial Race Authorization Programme. Training on various aspects of latest technologies of Sericulture was imparted to 60 farmers, 70 DOS officials and students. 210 farmers have been trained on various aspects of silkworm rearing and mulberry cultivation through existing 07 Farmers Field Schools in North India. Under IGNOU study centre, 13 students completed the “Certificate course in Sericulture”. Though the climatic conditions in the Northern states is favourable for bivoltine rearing but the silk Industry is facing serious threats from other viable agricultural crops in this region and the rearing activity is confining to the poor and marginal farmers. The constraints like low average intake of seed, scattered mulberry plantation, lack of amenities, lack of marketing facilities, lack of conversion facilities, and mono cropping system are hindering the growth of the industry in this region. Efforts are made to introduce second crop in the region and the achievements indicate, tremendous scope to popularise it on a large scale. The Institute under the able guidance of the Research Coordination Committee of the Central Silk Board also developed the “Model for Development of Sericulture in Northern States”. On behalf the Scientists of this Institute, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Shri.H.Hanumanthappa, Honourable Chairman and Ms.M.Sathiyavathi, IAS, Member Secretary, CSB for their immense support towards strengthening of silk industry in the North Western states by way of providing special status in the XI five year plan. I would like to place on record the sincere support and active participation of the Department of Sericulture of North India for successful implementation of various programmes and express my sincere gratitude to the RAC of the Institute and RCC of Central Silk Board for shaping the research and extension programmes of the Institute. I express my sense of gratitude to the Scientific and Technical staff of the Institute and nested units for successful implementation of various R&D and extension activities for betterment of the Silk Industry in the North India. Let the silk Industry prosper......…………..
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RSRS, MIRANSAHIB, JAMMU MORICULTURE
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Pruning and leaf harvesting technol
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Eight parents namely, RSJ1, RSJ3, R
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This project is under central secto
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H.P. 02/13 08 170 5.10 67.30 890 H.
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tions. S-1 and TR-10 are very good
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S-13 Spring 73.91 1.61 71.93 1.08 7
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Combination Variety Larvel period D
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(12.627%) and Cyperus (11.481%). Un
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P.K.Singh, S.S.Tomar and M.M.Bhatt
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(kg/plant) (kg /plant) Spring Summe
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Further, 12000 nursery of AR-12, AR
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condition of temperate and subtropi
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esults of Dun 6 and Dun 22, inferti
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Combination Hat. % No. of chawkie w
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a) Human Resource Development: All
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Due to intermitted rain and snowfal
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d) Demonstration of Silkworm crop p
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RESEARCH EXTENSION CENTRE, SUJANPUR
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D. Demonstration of mulberry twigs
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SH6 x NB4D2 DOS, J&K 21 829.00 48.7
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PROGRESS OF CDC / FFS, NOWSHERA UND
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(20 ozs) and SH6X NB4D2 (20 ozs) we
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1000 saplings of S146 variety were
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Total 55 74 2766.500 50.300 - -- -
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Disease forecasting and forewarning
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Due to low rainfall at REC Farm (20
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Autumn crop, 2009: 400 DFLs of NB4D
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mulberry trees grown under sub trop
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C. Other / Farm activities: Mainten
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earing worms were distributed among
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Test centre (PRAP): The centre also
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N.K.Sahani, D.C.Joshi and A.K.Kant
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project assistance/credit to swaroj
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harvested (Kg) Cocoon (g) Shell (g)
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(c) Intercropping technology for cu
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Autumn, 2009: During Autumn, 2009,
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Launched Mass level three tier disi
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Farmer’s Training School: The far
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Research Papers: PUBLICATIONS 1. An
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Papers presented in seminars/worksh
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17. S. M. Quadir (2009) Preservatio
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DETAILS OF CONFERENCE/WORKSHOP/SEMI
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Development of winning Research Pro
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ii) Pest & Diseases management iii)
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were organized during the year 2009
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EXPENDITURE 2009-2010 - At a Glance
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