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14th November 2014, 09:05 AM
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BSc Agriculture Syllabus
Will you please provide the syllabus of BSc Agriculture ?
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14th November 2014, 09:41 AM
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Re: BSc Agriculture Syllabus
Following is the Syllabus of Agriculture as prescribed by various Universities and Colleges which you are looking for . Basic Science & Humanities Comprehension and Communication Skills in English Educational Psychology Introduction to Computer Applications Plant Biochemistry Rural Sociology and Constitution of India Agricultural Finance and Co-operation Agricultural Marketing, Trade and Prices Agricultural Sciences (Agricultural Economics) Fundamentals of Agribusiness Management Principles of Agricultural Economics Production Economics and Farm Management Agricultural Engineering Energy Sources and their Application in Agriculture Farm Power and Machinery Principles of Soil and Water Engineering Protected Cultivation Structures and Agro-Processing Agricultural Entomology Crop Pests and their Management Economic Entomology General Entomology Sericulture Agricultural Extension Education Dimensions of Agricultural Extension Entrepreneurship Development and Communication Skills Extension Methodologies for Transfer of Agricultural Technology |
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19th March 2015, 11:55 AM
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Re: BSc Agriculture Syllabus
I am students of the Dr BR Ambedkar University and studying the B.Sc Agriculture course. Will you please forward me syllabus of B.Sc Agriculture of Dr BR Ambedkar University?
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19th March 2015, 12:02 PM
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Re: BSc Agriculture Syllabus
As per you request, I am giving you syllabus for the B.Sc Agriculture course offered bu the Dr BR Ambedkar University. Semester - I PRINCIPLES OF CROP PRODUCTION Definition and scope of Agronomy. Classification of Crops on Different basis. General principles of Crop production : Climate, soil and its preparation, seed and seed sowing, post - sowing tillage, water management, nutrition, plant protection measures, harvesting, threshing and storage. Crop sequences and systems with emphasis on mixed cropping and inter cropping. Nutritional management of crops including application of meanures, fertilisers and bio - fertilisers. Concept of integrated nutrient supply system. Practical 1. Study of weather and weather forecasting. 2. Identification of crops, manures and fertilisers. 3. Framing crop rotations and preparation of cropping schemes for varying agro - climatic conditions. 4. Preparation of seed bed based on important inter - cropping systems. 5. Calculation of fertiliser requirement, fertiliser mixtures and unit values 6. Methods of fertiliser application. 7. Practical record 8.Viva - Voce FUNDAMENTALS OF SOIL SCIENCE 1. Definition of Soil, Components of Soil and their role in agriculture. 2. Soil forming rocks and minerals, Development, of Soil profile, Soil formation, factors affecting soil formation, soil forming processes. 3. Soil reaction and its measurements and significance. 4. Chemistry of clay minerals with special reference to Kaoinite, Montmorrillonite and little. 5. Physical properties of soil, and their significance. 6. Chemical properties of soil, cation and anion exchange phenomenon and their importance in agriculture. 7. Soil organic matter, humus formation and its importance in soil fertility, management and maintenance of organic matter in soils. 8. Soil of U.P., classification, distribution and characteristics. 9. Elementary idea of soils of India - occurrence, characteristics, physicochemical properties of chernozems, pobzol and laterite soil. 10. Basic idea of comprehensive system (7th approximation) of soil classification. 11. Elementary idea of soil survey and Land capability, classification. 12. Occurrence, distribution and functions of Soil Micro - organism. Biological Nitrogen Fixation (Symbiotics and Non – symbiotic cs), Nitrification, Microbial decomposition of orgame Matter in soil For complete syllabus consider the attachment. Last edited by sumit; 13th December 2019 at 09:58 AM. |