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C. Subramaniam• In 1965, the Union Minister forAgriculture imported 18,000 tonnes of theseeds of the Lerma Rojo 64A and Sonora64.• Krishi Vigyan Kendras, Model farms andDistrict block development offices• Indian Council for Agricultural Researchreorganized• Chemicals and fertilizer- new industrialunits licensed.• Two crops a year and monsoonindependence-irrigation canals and deepwater wells created.• Assured guaranteed prices and markets.• Food stock storages created.
Benjamin Peary Pal• At the Indian AgriculturalResearch Institute [IARI],developed the New Pusa 809, ahardy Indian wheat variety.• The father of post-modernresearch in India's agriculture.• Other varieties Pusa Sonara,Malavika, Kalyan Sona.
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