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Central Institute for Cotton Research abbr. CICR is central research institute established by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research to promote long term research efforts in cotton production

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A. Agro Eco system Analysis ( AESA )
AESA is an approach, which can be gainfully employed by extension functionaries and farmers to analyze field situations with regard to pests, defenders, soil conditions, plant health, the influence of climatic factors and their interrelationship for growing healthy crop. Such a critical analysis of the field situations will help in taking appropriate decision on management
practices. The basic components of AESA are:-
1. Plant health at different stages.
2. Built in compensation abilities of the plants.
3. Pest and defender population dynamics.
4. Soil conditions.
5. Climatic factors.

B. Survey / Field Scouting The objective of surveys through roving surveys is to monitor the initial development of pests and diseases in endemic areas. Therefore, in the beginning of crop season survey routes based upon the endemic areas are required to be identified to undertake roving surveys. Based upon the results of the roving surveys

Roving survey :- Undertake roving survey at every 10 km distance initially at weekly intervals and thereafter at 10 days intervals (depending upon pest population). Record incidence of bollworms on all host crops of the locality. Observe at each spot diagonally criss cross 20 plants/acre at random. Record the population potential of different biocontrol fauna. Record the major disease and their intensity

Pheromone trap monitoring :- Use pheromone traps for monitoring of American bollworm, spotted bollworms, pink bollworm and Spodoptera. Install pheromone traps at a distance of 50 m @ five traps per ha. for each insect pest. Use specific lures for each insect pest species and change it after every 15 20 days


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Central Institute for Cotton Research
Address: Panjari, Wardha, Nagpur, Maharashtra 441108
Phone: 098505 63000