ibps afo cutoff previous years
ibps afo cutoff previous years 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 Quantitative apt. 8.75 7 8.50 Reasoning 11 10 10.50 English 1.75 4.75 5.50 Total 28.63 22.25 36.25 No of vacancies 875 853 … Read More
Category: AGRICULTURE
AFO exam pattern 2020-21
AFO exam pattern 2020-21 Preliminary Examination. Subject No. Of questions Maximum marks Medium Time English 50 25 English 40 minutes Reasoning 50 50 English and Hindi 40 minutes Quantitative apt. … Read More
AFO 2020-21 Posts
AFO 2020-21 Posts Categorywise number of Posts in different Banks for Agriculture Field Officer Scale-1 2020-21 Name of Bank/Category SC ST OBC EWS UR TOTAL Bank of India 6 3 … Read More
Lichen park India
Lichen park India Lichen park developed by Uttarakhand Forest Department in Kumaon’s Munsiyari, Pithoragarh district. This is India’s First Lichen park. This park is spread across 1.5 acres. The park hosts … Read More
Indian cotton brand
Indian cotton brand the 1st ever Brand & Logo for Indian Cotton on 2nd World Cotton Day on 7th October 2020. Now India’s premium Cotton would be known as ‘Kasturi … Read More
Kasturi Cotton
Kasturi Cotton the 1st ever Brand & Logo for Indian Cotton. Launched on 2nd World Cotton Day on 7th October 2020. Now India’s premium Cotton would be known as ‘Kasturi … Read More
Rice diseases
Rice diseases Sheath blight: Caused by fungus Rhizoctonia solani. Bacterial blight- caused by Xanthomonas oryzae pv. oryzae (Xoo) Brown Spot: One of the most common and most damaging fungal diseases. Tungro: Caused by the combination … Read More
bacterial leaf blight in rice
bacterial leaf blight in rice caused by a bacterium Xanthomonas oryzae pv. oryzae. Also called Xoo bacteria. Xoo is a gram-negative bacteria. It is a vascular disease. Xoo infection initiates from … Read More
Wet bed nursery disadvantages
Wet bed nursery disadvantages Copious water supply is essential. This causes a delay in transplanting. Seeds are easily carried away by rainwater if heavy rain occurs shortly after sowing. Preparation … Read More
Wet bed nursery advantages.
Wet bed nursery advantages Less seed is required per unit area. It may be grown in any type of soil but the suitability will vary. Growth is quick with strong … Read More
Wet Bed Nursery of rice
Wet Bed Nursery This is widely used in areas where water is abundant. The seedbed is usually prepared 25 to 35 days before transplanting. In this method, the nursery is … Read More
Integrated Food Processing Units at Rangpo, Sikkim
Integrated Food Processing Units at Rangpo, Sikkim IFFCO’s Organic Joint Venture, SIFCO (Sikkim IFFCO Organics Ltd.) has started its construction work at Rangpo, Sikkim. The two Integrated Food Processing Units … Read More
Conservation Agriculture
Conservation Agriculture Conservation agriculture (CA) technologies involve minimum soil disturbance, permanent soil cover through crop residues or cover crops, and crop rotations for achieving higher productivity. The main features of … Read More
Insect trap types
Insect trap types Passive traps- do not use a lure of any kind. For example-pit fall traps, ground sticky traps, water traps, flight interception trap. Active traps- use a lure … Read More
Insect traps
Insect traps Insect traps are used as a very effective method of reducing the insect population. Insects are trapped and killed without harming the ecology of an area and irrespective … Read More
Pheromones advantages and disadvantages
Pheromones advantages and disadvantages Advantages Pheromones are low cost hence affordable. Insect ID not required. Easy to install and manage nontoxic. no residue on food If used wisely can detect … Read More
Pheromone traps
Pheromone traps These are special attractive traps for flying insects. male moths detect hormones with antennae. Synthetic sex pheromones are used in these traps and used as lures. Types of … Read More
Fertigation disadvantages
Fertigation disadvantages • Uneven nutrient distribution occurs when the irrigation system is faulty. It leads to over fertilization or leaching of nutrients when excess water is applied to crops. • … Read More
Fertigation advantages
Fertigation advantages Improves the efficiency of fertilizer use. • Increases nutrient availability • Saves 20-40% fertilizer without affecting growth and yield. • Saves labor and energy in the application of … Read More