Department of Agronomy

Subject learnig specific outcomes

  • The students were provided practical skills in instruments used and methods of primary and secondary tillage practices, seed sowing, intercultural operations, manure, and fertilizers application through field exposure in crop cafeteria. They were able to identify weeds andweedicides, become acquainted with application of weedicides and their phytotoxicity effects through live
  • The students were trained in crop planning, irrigation scheduling, nutrient and fertilizer scheduling, weeds, insect-pest and diseases management, mechanization, and economic analysis in crop production for a given commercial unit

Department of Agronomy Courses

Sl.NoCourse.noTitle of the courseCredits
1AGRO 101Agriculture Heritage1(1+0)
2AGRO 102Fundamentals of Agronomy3(2+1)
3AGRO 103Introductory Agrometeorology and Climate Change2(1+1)
4AGRO 104Introduction to Forestry2(1+1)
5AGRO 201Crop Production Technology – I (Cereals, Millets and Pulses)3(2+1)
6AGRO 202Crop Production Technology –II (Oilseeds, Fibre, Sugar, Tobacco and Fodder crops3(2+1)
7AGRO 203Farming Systems and Sustainable Agriculture1(1+0)
8AGRO 204Irrigation Water Management2(1+1)
9AGRO 301Geoinformatics and Nanotechnology for Precision Farming2(1+1)
10AGRO 302Practical Crop Production1(0+1)
11AGRO 303Rainfed Agriculture & Watershed Management2(1+1)
12AGRO 304AGRO 304 Principles of Organic Farming2(1+1)
13ELCT 305Agricultural Waste Management3(2+1)
14ELCT 306Weed Management3(2+1)