ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region is Celebrating Golden Jubilee Year 2024-2025  

ICAR-KRISHI VIGYAN KENDRA, IMPHAL WEST, MANIPUR
Dr. Laishram Kanta Singh
 Senior Scientist-cum- Head
: +91-8575623446
: laishram.singh1@icar.gov.in

ICAR-Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Imphal West was established on August 3, 1979, as a pioneering agricultural extension centre under the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR). Located in the heart of Manipur, this KVK serves as a vital link between agricultural research and the farming community, focusing on the transfer of modern agricultural technologies to enhance productivity and sustainability in the region. KVK Imphal West plays a crucial role in promoting innovative farming practices, providing hands-on training, and conducting on-farm testing to validate and refine new technologies suited to local conditions. It also offers critical advisory services, addressing the specific needs of farmers in Imphal and its surrounding areas. The centre’s activities encompass a wide range of agricultural sectors, including crop production, horticulture, livestock management, fisheries, and agro-forestry. Through its multidisciplinary approach, KVK Imphal West has significantly contributed to improving the livelihoods of farmers by introducing high-yielding crop varieties, sustainable farming techniques, and integrated pest management practices. Over the decades, KVK Imphal West has evolved into a hub of knowledge and innovation, fostering community development and agricultural resilience in the region. Its establishment marked a significant step forward in the agricultural advancement of Manipur, aligning with the broader goals of ICAR to uplift rural communities through scientific interventions.

The ICAR Agriculture Technology Application Research Institute (ATARI-Zone VII) is a key institute under the Indian Council of Agricultural Research, focusing on the effective dissemination of agricultural technologies across the northeastern states of India. Based in Umiam, Meghalaya, ATARI-Zone VII coordinates and monitors the activities of Krishi Vigyan Kendras (KVKs) in the region, ensuring that innovative and sustainable farming practices reach farmers, thereby enhancing agricultural productivity and rural development.
Vision: To empower rural communities by transforming Indian agriculture through the application of scientific knowledge and modern technologies. KVKs aim to enhance agricultural productivity, sustainability, and farmers' incomes by serving as dynamic hubs of innovation, training, and extension services. By bridging the gap between research and practice, KVKs strive to create resilient farming systems, promote environmental stewardship, and ensure food security for all.
Mission: To accelerate agricultural development by facilitating the transfer of innovative technologies to the farming community. KVKs are committed to enhancing the knowledge and skills of farmers through hands-on training, demonstrations, and on-farm testing. They aim to promote sustainable agricultural practices, improve rural livelihoods, and contribute to the overall socio-economic upliftment of the rural population by fostering a productive and resilient agricultural sector.
Mandate: The mandate of Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) encompasses several key objectives:
  • Technology Assessment and Refinement: KVKs assess the location-specific applicability of agricultural technologies and refine them to suit local conditions through on-farm trials.
  • Technology Demonstration: KVKs demonstrate the application of proven agricultural technologies on farmers' fields to showcase their effectiveness in real-world conditions.
  • Capacity Building: KVKs provide hands-on training and capacity-building programs for farmers, rural youth, and extension workers, focusing on skill development and knowledge enhancement in various aspects of agriculture.
  • Advisory Services: KVKs offer need-based advisory services and guidance to farmers on crop production, pest management, soil health, and other related areas.
  • Extension Activities: KVKs engage in a wide range of extension activities, including field days, seminars, workshops, and exhibitions, to disseminate agricultural knowledge and innovations to a broader audience.
  • Promotion of Sustainable Practices: KVKs emphasize the adoption of sustainable farming practices, including integrated pest management, organic farming, and conservation agriculture, to ensure long-term agricultural productivity and environmental health.
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    Subject Matter Specialist

    Dr. Thokchom Motilal Singh
    Subject Matter Specialist (Agricultural Extension)
    : +91-9402689049
    : thmsingh2020@gmail.com     		Shri Salam Gunamani Singh
    Subject Matter Specialist (Plant Breeding & Genetics)
    : +91-8974008739
    : gunamaniluwang@gmail.com     		Dr. Lydia Zimik
    Subject Matter Specialist (Agronomy)
    : +91-9862584559
    :lyndazimi@gmail.com
    Dr. Chongtham Roben Singh
    Subject Matter Specialist (Agronomy)
    : +91-9856134698
    : chongtham51@gmail.com     		Smt. K. Lily Rangnamei
    Subject Matter Specialist (Horticulture)
    : +91-8729978998
    : lrangnamei@gmail.com     		Dr. Parsi Himabindu
    Subject Matter Specialist (Plant Protection)
    : +91-9550860221
    : himabinduparsi@gmail.com

    KVK Activities

    • On-Farm Testing (OFT) to assess the location specificity of agricultural technologies under micro-farming situation.
    • Out scaling of farm innovations through Front Line Demonstration (FLD) to showcase the worth of technologies on farmers’ fields.
    • Capacity development of farmers and extension personnel to update their knowledge and skills in agricultural technologies & enterprises.
    • Work as Knowledge and Resource Centre for improving overall agricultural economy in the operational area.
    • Conduct frontline extension programmes and provide farm advisories using ICT and other media.
    • Data documentation, characterization, and strategic planning of farming practices.
    • Production and supply of quality seed and planting material

    Thrust Areas

    • Varietal/Breed Evaluation
    • Crop diversification and Integrated Farming System (IFS)
    • Natural Resource Management
    • Integrated Farming System
    • Indigenous Technology Knowledge (ITKs)
    • Drudgery reduction & mechanization
    • Climate-resilient agriculture
    • Nutri-sensitive agriculture
    • Secondary agriculture
    • High-value Horticulture
    • Livestock Management
    • Organic Farming and Natural Farming
    • Empowering Social Capital
    • Convergence and collaborations

    Infrastructure facilities

    • Poultry Unit 2 nos.
    • Mushroom Spawn Production Unit.
    • Vermicompost Unit.1 no.
    • Farmers Hostel 1no.
    • Administrative Building
    • Training Hall 1 no.
    • Soil testing lab. 1 unit

    Acheivements

    • Rice variety RC Maniphou-7, RC Maniphou-10, RC Maniphou-12 and RC Maniphou-13 were tested under OFT since 2010 yield were found 5.6 to 6.8 t/ha with their BC Ratio ranges from 1.85 to 2.25 for medium varieties and RC Maniphou-12 got 4.5 t/ha with a BC Ratio of 1.52.
    • For rice seed production started from 2012 onwards, Certified Seed produced of an average 500 t/year which covered more than 100 ha and benefitted to 85 seed growers in collaboration with ICAR Seed Project.
    • In the district, VRR is 55% of the newly developed from RC Maniphou series.
    • Rice RC Maniphou-7 and RC Maniphou-12 are the contingent crops for early and late seasons and RC Maniphou-7 can resist more than a week under submerge flood condition.
    • Maize variety Pusa composite 3 and Vijay composite were covered 65 ha and benefitted to 103 farmers with an average yield of 18 t/ha.
    • Crop introduction of finger millet varieties, VL-376, VL-379 and VL-380 covered 16 ha and produced 6.20 q/ha from 27 seed growers and sorghum and bajra also very successfully produced seeds since 2021.
    • Lentil variety HUL-57 covered 79 ha from 87 farmers with an average yield of 12 q/ha with a BC Ratio of 1.95 to 2.25 under FLD programmes.
    • Filed pea variety Aman and Prakash covered an area of 122 ha of land from 82 farmers covering FLD & seed production programme
    • Oilseed seed production, mustard variety NRCHB-101 produced 13 q /ha covering 150 ha of land covering 73 farmers

    Externally Funded Projects

    • DBT, NABARD, NEC

    Research publication

    Research Papers
    Sl. No Topic Year of Publication Authors Journal (Vol & issue No.)/ Publisher.
    1. Multi-criteria analysis and GIS modeling for identifying prospective water harvesting and artificial recharge sites for sustainable water supply. 2017 Singh, L.K., Jha, M.K. and Chowdary, V.M. Journal of Cleaner Production, 142: 1436-1456. (NAAS: 17.07)
    2. Optimization modeling for conjunctive use planning in upper Damodar river basin, India 2020 Jha, M.K., Singh, L.K*., Nayak, G.K. and Chowdary, V.M. Journal of Cleaner Production, 273: 123098. (NAAS: 17.07)
    3. Assessing the accuracy of GIS-based multi-criteria decision analysis approaches for mapping groundwater potential. 2018 Singh, L.K., Jha, M.K. and Chowdary, V.M Ecological Indicators, 91: 24-37. (NAAS: 12.26)
    4. Planning rainwater conservation measures using geospatial and multi-criteria decision making tools for sustainable water management in a canal command. 2021 Singh, L.K., Jha, M.K. and Chowdary, V.M. Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 28: 1734-1751. (NAAS: 11.19)
    5. Framework for standardizing less data-intensive methods of reference evapotranspiration estimation. 2018 Singh, L.K., Jha, M.K. and Pandey, M. Water Resources Management, 32(13): 4159-4175. (NAAS: 10.43)
    6. Evaluation of water demand and supply under varying meteorological conditions in eastern India and mitigation strategies for sustainable agricultural production. 2020 Singh, L.K., Jha, M.K. and Chowdary, V.M. Environment, Development and Sustainability, http://doi.org/10.1007/s10668-020-00619-y, (NAAS: 10.08)
    7. Application of catastrophe theory to spatial analysis of groundwater potential in a sub-humid tropical region: A hybrid approach. 2020 Singh, L.K., Jha, M.K. and Chowdary, V.M. Geocarto International, http://doi.org/10.1080/10106049.2020.1737970. (NAAS: 9.45)
    8. Spatiotemporal Variability and Trends in the Rainfall and Temperature of a Sub-Tropical 2 Region of Eastern India and Their Implications. 2023 Singh, L.K., Jha, M.K. and Pandey, M. Pure and Applied Geophysics, https://doi.org/10.1007/s00024-023-03238-6. Springer (Impact Factor: 2.64; equivalent to NAAS: 8.64).
    9. Ecosystem service valuation of a natural reserve region for sustainable management of natural resources. 2020 Sannigrahi, S., Chakraborti, S., Banerjee, A., Rahmat, S., Bhatt, S., Jha, S., Singh, L.K., Paul, S.K., and Sen, S Environmental and Sustainability Indicators, 5: 100014. (Impact Factor: 4.3; equivalent to NAAS: 10.3).
    10. Reactive oxygen species turnover, phenolics metabolism, and some key gene expressions modulate postharvest physiological deterioration in cassava tubers. 2023 Wahengbam, E.D., Devi, C.P., Sharma, S.K. Roy, S.S., Maibam, A., Dasgupta, M., Luikham, S., Chongtham, T., Ningombam, A., Bhupenchandra, I., Singh, L.K., Devi, Y.P., Thokchom, S., Khaba, C.I. Singh, N.B., Rajashekar, Y., Das, S., Mohanty, S. and Sahoo, M.R. Frontiers in Microbiology, 14:1148464. (NAAS: 12.06).
    11. Examining the effects of green revolution led agricultural expansion on net ecosystem service values in India using multiple valuation approaches. 2021 Sannigrahi, S., Pilla, F., Zhang, Q., Chakraborti, S., Wang, Y., Basu, B., Basu, A.S., Joshi, P.K., Keesstra, S., Roy, P.S., Sutton, P.C., Bhatt, S., Rahmat, S., Jha, S., Singh, L.K. Journal of Environmental Management, 277, 111381. doi: 10.1016/j.jenvman.2020.111381. (NAAS: 14.91)
    12. Assessment of Agricultural Relevance on Groundwater Indicator in a Command Area of Eastern India 2021 Singh, L.K., Sannigrahi, S., Bhupenchandra, I., Das, A., Ghosh, S., Dutta, S., Swain, R., Jha, R.K. and Lal, M. Journal of the Indian Society of Remote Sensing, 49: 3043–3057. (NAAS: 7.89)
    13. Changes in Soil Properties, Productivity and Profitability as Influenced by the Adoption of Site-specific Integrated Crop Management Technology in Turmeric (Curcuma Longa L.) in Eastern Himalayan Acidic Inceptisol. 2022 Bhupenchandra, I., Chongtham, S. K., Basumatary, A., Singh, A. H., Das, A., Choudhary, A. K., Kamei, G., Sinyorita, S., Singh, L.K., Devi, E.L., Devi, Ch.P. and Harish, M.N. Industrial Crops and Products, 180, 114745. doi:10.1016/j. indcrop.2022.114745. (NAAS: 12.45)
    14. Evaluation of crop water demand for sustainable crop production using geospatial tools in a canal command of West Bengal 2019 Singh, L.K., Jha, M.K., Chowdary, V.M. and Sannigrahi, S. Journal of Agrometeorology, 21(4): 427-433. (NAAS: 6.00)
    15. Assessment of crop water requirement of field pea (Pisum sativum L.) in foothills valley areas of Manipur, North East India. 2019 Singh, L.K., Bhupenchandra, I. and Devi, S.R. Journal of Agrometeorology, 23 (3) : 306-309. (NAAS: 6.00)
    16. Correction to: Orphan legumes: harnessing their potential for food, nutritional and health security through genetic approaches. 2022 Chongtham, S.K., Devi, E.L., Samantara, K, Yasin, J.K., Wani, S.H., Mukherjee, S., Razzaq, A., Bhupenchandra, I., Jat, A.L., Singh, L.K. and Kumar, A. Planta, 256(2): 34. doi: 10.1007/s00425-022-03957-5. (NAAS: 10.54)
    17. Impact of boron fertilization on boron fractions at different crop growth stages in cauliflower_cowpea_okra sequence in an inceptisols of North East India. 2020 Bhupenchandra, I, Basumatary, A., Dutta, S., Singh, L.K. and Datta, N. Journal of Plant Nutrition, 43(8): 1175–1188. (NAAS: 8.28)
    18. Assessment of heavy metal status and identification of source in soils under intensive vegetable growing areas of Brahmaputra valley, North East India. 2021 Dutta, N., Dutta, S., Bhupenchandra, I., Karmakar, R.M., Das, K.N., Singh, L.K., Bordoloi, A. and Sarmah, T. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, 193(6):376. doi: 10.1007/s10661-021-09168-x. (NAAS: 9.31)
    19. Direct and residual impact of boron fertilization improves the crop yield, nutrient contents, nutrient uptake, and nutrient use efficiencies in cauliflower–cowpea–okra sequence in an acidic Inceptisol of North East India. 2022 Bhupenchandra, I., Basumatary, A., Dutta, S., Das, A., Singh, L.K., Devi, S.H., Sinyorita, S. and Devi, Ch.P. Journal of Plant Nutrition, 45:7, 963-983, DOI: 10.1080/01904167.2021.1994591. (NAAS: 8.28)
    20. Profile distribution of trace elements under different land-use systems in North East India. 2022 Barala, J., Basumatary, A., Bhupenchandra, I., Dutta, S., Das, K.N. and Singh, L.K. Archives of Agronomy and Soil Science, DOI: 10.1080/03650340.2022.2111417. (NAAS: 8.24)
    21. Micronutrient content in plant, its uptake, and crop yield in cauliflower–cowpea-okra cropping sequence as impacted by graded level of boron fertilization. 2020 Bhupenchandra, I, Basumatary, A., Dutta, S., Singh, L.K. and others Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis, 51(14): 1870–1887. (NAAS: 7.58)
    22. Effect of boron fertilization on soil chemical properties, nutrients status in the soil and yield of crops under cauliflower-cowpea okra sequence in North East India. 2021 Bhupenchandra, I., Basumatary, A., Dutta, S., Singh, A.H., Singh, L.K., Bora, S.S., Devi, S.H. and Bhagowati, S. Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis, 52:11, 1301-1326, DOI: 10.1080/00103624.2021.1879127. (NAAS: 7.58)
    23. Physiological performance, yield and quality of crops as influenced by boron. 2022 Bhupenchandra, I., Basumatary, A., Kumar, A., Dutta, S., Kalita, P., Singh, L.K., Bora, S.S., Devi, S.H., Gudade, B.A., Bhagowati, S., Aage, A.B. and Verma, G. Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences, 91 (4): 568–572. (NAAS: 6.37)
    24. Traditional agricultural tools and implements used in Wokha, Nagaland. 2015 Singh, L.K., Devi, S.R. and Singh, M.H. Indian Journal of Hill Farming, 28(1):50-55. (NAAS: 5.04)
    25. Women’s role in agriculture and allied fields in Manipur. 2015 Devi, S.R. and Singh, L.K. Indian Journal of Hill Farming, 28(2):154-157. (NAAS: 5.04)
    26. Scope for Post Harvest Management in North East India through Zero Energy Cool Chamber. 2015 Devi, S.R. and Singh, L.K Indian Journal of Hill Farming, 28(2):137-143. (NAAS: 5.04)
    27. Rooftop Rainwater Harvesting for Domestic Water Demand and Supply Management and Designing of Optimum Rainwater Harvesting Structure in Imphal West District Manipur. 2016 Singh, L.K. and Devi, S.R. Indian Journal of Hill Farming, 29(2):48-54. (NAAS: 5.04)
    28. Economic Evaluation for different Level of Agricultural Mechanization in Manipur. 2016 Singh, L.K. and Devi, S.R. Indian Journal of Hill Farming, 29(2):25-34. (NAAS: 5.04)
    29. Important traditional soil and water conservation techniques practices for sustainable agriculture in north east India. 2018 Singh, L. K. and Devi, S. R Indian Journal of Hill Farming, 31(2): 220-226. (NAAS: 5.04)
    30. Contribution of Smokeless Chulha for Rural Cooking in Churachandpur District, Manipur. 2018 Devi, S.R. and Singh, L.K. Indian Journal of Hill Farming, Special Issue, Page 113-117. (NAAS: 5.04)
    31. Ergonomic Assessment of Women Tea Leaf Pluckers of Small Garden in Assam. 2021 Dihingia, P.C., Singh, L.K., Devi, S.R., Zimik, L., Lairenjam, Ch., Zimik, W. and Khobragade, Ch. Indian Journal of Hill Farming Special Issue, 34: 52-58. (NAAS: 5.04)
    32. Comparative evaluation of maize shellers for marginal farmers of Churachandpur district, Manipur. 2021 Devi, S.R., Singh, L.K., Dihingia, P.C., Zimik, L., Bhupenchandra, I., Singh, H.J. and Singh, H.D. Indian Journal of Hill Farming, 34(2): 9-14. (NAAS: 5.04)
    33. Jalkund an alternative potential rainwater harvesting structure in Wokha District, Nagaland – a case study. 2018 Singh, L.K., Singh, K.S. and Devi, S.R. Ecology, Environment and Conservation, 24(2):799-806. (NAAS rating: 5.41).
    34. Use of eco-friendly solar cabinet dryer for drying of agricultural products a boon to rural farmers of Manipur, north east India. 2018 Devi, S.R. and Singh, L.K. Journal of Krishi Vigyan, 7(Special Issue): 159-162. (NAAS rating: 4.55).
    35. Zero energy cool chamber, low cost storage structure for vegetables and fruits in Churachandpur district of Manipur. 2018 Devi, S.R. and Singh, L.K. Journal of Krishi Vigyan, 7(1): 216-219. (NAAS rating: 4.55).
    36. Crop water demand and irrigation requirement of kharif paddy in Imphal west district of Manipur, north east India. 2018 Singh, L.K., Devi, S.R., Sannigrahi, S., Ansari, M.A. and Prakash, N. Multilogic in Science, Vol. VIII, Special Issue (A):133-135. (NAAS rating: 4.51).
    37. Traditional tools and implements used in jhum agriculture in Nagaland. 2020 Singh, L.K. and Devi, S.R. Journal of Krishi Vigyan, 8(2): 293-297. (NAAS rating: 4.55).
    38. Physiological basis of crop response to climate change. 2021 Das, R., Merentoshi , Devi, S.H., Das, S., Baurah, U., Bhupenchandra, I. and Singh, L.K. Biotech Today, 10 (1): 15-23. (NAAS rating: 3.84).
    39. Impact study of front line demonstration on performance, yield and economics of field pea (Pisum sativum) in Tamenglong district of Manipur. 2021 Bhupenchandra, I., Kamei, G., Chongtham, S.K., Kumar, A., Singh, R., Babu, S., Gupta, G., Singh, L.K., Devi, E.L., Sinyorita, S., Devi, S.R., Devi, Y.P. and Devi, Ch.P. Annals of Agricultural Research, 42(2): 214-221. (NAAS: 4.78).
    40. Importance of nutritional home garden during this COVID-19 pandemic in Churachandpur district Manipur. 2021 Devi, S.R., Singh, L.K., Bhupenchandra, I., Sinyorita, S., Premabati, Ch. and Kumar, A. Annals of Agricultural Research, 42(2): 1-9. (NAAS: 4.78).
    41. Impact of Cluster Front Line Demonstration on Field Pea (Pisum sativum L.) in valley areas of Manipur. 2022 Singh, L.K., Zimik, L. and Devi, S.R Indian Journal of Extension Education, 58(2): 1-3. (NAAS rating: 5.95).
    42. Water requirement and irrigation management of mustard cultivation in Imphal West areas of Manipur, North East India. 2022 Zimik, L., Singh, L.K., Rangnamei, K.L., Devi, S.R., Devi, H.N. and Devi, N.J. The Pharma Innovation Journal, 11(8): 1968-1972. (NAAS rating: 5.23).
    43. Performance evaluation and modification of mini power weeder for intercultural operation under upland condition in northeast India. 2022 Singh, H.J., Singh, H.D., Ajaykumar, K., Chakraborty, D., Talang, H.D., Devi, M.T. and Singh, L.K. Indian Journal of Hill Farming, 35(2): 13-19. (NAAS rating: 5.04).
    44. Evaluation of crop irrigation requirement of French bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) under varying meteorological conditions in Imphal West district of Manipur, northeast India. 2023 Singh, L.K., Devi, S.R., Singh, P.C., Singh, H.J., Ningombam, A., Singh, T.B. and Devi, M.T. India. Indian Journal of Hill Farming, 36(1): 114-121. (NAAS rating: 5.04).
    Book
    1. Bridging Lab to Land Gap for Doubling the Farmers' Income. Page: 1-122. 2019 Singh, D., Singh, T.B., Bhuvaneswari, S., Singh, L.K., Rabi, K., Doungel, D., Prakash, N. and Kandpal, B. Souvenir, State Level, Farmers’ Fair and Editor. Published by ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region, Manipur Centre.
    Book Chapter
    1. Micro irrigation System for Increasing Crop Production. Page: 77-81. Souvenir, State Level, Farmers’ Fair and First Author. 2019 Singh, L.K., Singh, Kh.H., Singh, I.M. and Prakash, N. Published by ICAR for NEH Region, ICAR Manipur Centre.
    2. Scope for food value value addition of Jack fruit in Manipur. Page: 99-103. Souvenir, State Level, Farmers’ Fair and: Co-authors. 2019 Devi, S.R., Singh, L.K., Singh, Ph.Ch., Singh, N.J., Singh, I.M. and Prakash, N. Published by ICAR for NEH Region ICAR Manipur Centre.
    3. Paddy-cum-fish culture as an alternative potential fish production technology for economic enhancement in Manipur. Pages: 221-231. 2017 Singh, L.K., Devi, S.R., Singh, H.J., Singh, Kh.R. and Lal, N. Researches in North East India, Editors: Singh, O.R. and Singh, S.D., Global Publishing House, Visakhapatnam, India and First Author. IBSN: 978-93-81563-84-7.
    4. Climate Resilient Agriculture in Manipur Issues Constraints and Strategies. Page: 293-328. 2015 Prakash, N., Ansari, M.A.,…Singh, L.K., et al. Technical Option for Climate Resilient Hill Agriculture and Co-authors. ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region, Meghalaya.
    5. Scope for Rooftop Rainwater Harvesting for Domestic Water Demand and Supply Management in Manipur. 2014 Singh, L.K., Devi, S.R., Sanayanbi, H. and S. Rajkumari Emerging Technology Trends in Agricultural Engineering and First Author. Department of Agricultural Engineering, NERIST, A.P.
    6. Soil and water conservation practices in the NEH region. 2019 Singh, L.K. Page: 11-20. Published in Training Manual on Soil Health Management for Organic Farming & Good Agriculture Practices in NEH Region- An Option for Sustainable Agriculture. Publication No. RCM (TM-18). 277 Pages, ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region, Manipur Centre, Lamphelpat, Imphal - 795 004 (India).
    7. Water harvesting methods and use of water saving irrigation methods for supplemental irrigation. Page: 88-94. 2019 Singh, L.K. Published in Training Manual on Soil Health Management for Organic Farming & Good Agriculture Practices in NEH Region- An Option for Sustainable Agriculture. Publication No. RCM (TM-18). 277 Pages, ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region, Manipur Centre, Lamphelpat, Imphal - 795 004 (India).
    Training Manual/Technical Bulletin
    1. Rural Entrepreneurship through Making of Beehive Briquette: An Eco Friendly Bio-Fuel. 2018 Singh, L.K. and Singh, N.A. Training Manual No. RCM(TM)-13. Published by ICAR-Krishi Vigyan Kandra Imphal West, ICAR Manipur Centre, Lamphelpat, Imphal, Manipur.
    Popular Articles
    1. Agronomical Soil and Water Conservation Techniques for Sustainable Natural Resources Management. 2021 Singh, L.K., Zimik, L. and Devi, S.R. Agriculture & Food: E- Newsletter, 4(3):263-268. (ISSN: 2581-8317)
    2. Jalkund- A Low-Cost Rainwater Harvesting Structure for Life-Saving Irrigation. 2021 Singh, L.K., Zimik, L. and Devi, S.R. Agriculture & Food: E- Newsletter, 3(1): 291-295.
    3. Importance of Soil Testing in Agriculture. 2021 Zimik, L., Singh, L.K. and Devi, S.R. Agriculture & Food: E- Newsletter, 3(2): 284-288.
    4. Used of Drum Seeder for Paddy Cultivation in Manipur. 2022 Singh, L.K., Zimik, L. and Devi, S.R. Agriculture & Food: E- Newsletter, 4(2): 1-5.
    5. Use of Low-Cost Treadle Pump for Lift Irrigation in Crop Production. 2021 Devi, S.R., Singh, L.K. and Zimik, L. Agriculture & Food: E- Newsletter, 3(11): 324-327.
    6. Precision farming-third modern farming revolution. 2022 Singh, L.K., Devi, S.R., Bhupenchandra, I., Chongtham, S.K. and Devi, E.L. Agriculture Letters 3(06): 27-33.( ISSN: 2582-6522)
    7. Traditional Production Technology of Large Cardamom under Longleng District of Nagaland. 2022 Rangnamei, K.L., Singh, L.K., Kumar, M., Zimik, L. and Devi, S.R Agri Articles, 2(3): 469-472. (ISSN: 2582-9882)
    8. Hydroponic for Home Nutritional Garden. 2022 Devi, S.R., Zimik, L., Singh, L.K., Rangnamei, K.L. and Singh, H.J. Agri Articles, 2(3): 90-96.
    9. Drip Irrigation for Crop Production. 2023 Singh, L.K., Ghosh, S., Ningombam, A., Devi, N.P. and Devi, S.R The Agriculture Magazine, 2(9): 137-140. (E-ISSN: 2583-1755)
    10. Water Harvesting Structures for Groundwater Recharge. 2023 Singh, L.K., Ghosh, S., Ningombam, A., Devi, N.P. and Devi, S.R The Agriculture Magazine, 2(9): 145-148.
    11. Management of Shifting Cultivation in Manipur. 2023 Singh, L.K., Ghosh, S., Ningombam, A., Devi, N.P. and Devi, S.R. The Agriculture Magazine, 2(9): 141-144.
    12. Irrigation for Agricultural Crop Production. 2023 Singh, L.K., Ghosh, S., Ningombam, A., Devi, N.P. and Devi, S.R. The Agriculture Magazine, 2(9): 117-120.
    13. Water Harvesting Methods and Use of Water Saving Irrigation Methods for Supplemental Irrigation. 2023 Singh, L.K., Ghosh, S., Ningombam, A., Devi, N.P. and Devi, S.R. The Agriculture Magazine, 2(9): 63-70.
    14. Award-Winning Farming System: Short Cycle Aquaculture with Diversified Fish Species in Manipur. 2023 Basudha, Ch., Soranganba, N., Singh, L.K. and Ningombam, A. Agriculture & Food: E- Newsletter, 4(11): 73-77.
    Article Published in Newspaper
    1. Soil and water conservation practices for sustainable agriculture 2011 Singh, L.K. Published in The Sangai Express on January 21, 2011
    2. Integrated Farming System in Manipur 2022 Singh, L.K., Devi,S.R., Rangnamei, K.L, Zimik, L. and Devi, R.K.N. Published in The Peoples Chronicle on July 2, 2022, Page No. 4
    3. Plastic mulching for vegetable production 2022 Singh, L.K., Rangnamei, K.L, and Devi,S.R. Published in The Sangai Express on July 14, 2022, Page No. 4
    4. Organic mulching for crop production 2022 Singh, L.K., Zimik, L., Singh, P.C. and Devi,S.R. Published in The Peoples Chronicle on July 28, 2022, Page No. 4
    5. Rooftop rainwater harvesting for domestic water supply in Manipur 2022 Singh, L.K., Devi, S.R., N., Arati and Rangnamei, K.L. Published in The Sangai Express on July 19, 2022, Page No. 4
    6. Importance of farm pond for agriculture and farmers in Manipur. 2023 Singh, L.K., Basudha, Ch., Zimik, L., Arati, N., Devi,S.R., Rangnamei, K.L. and Devi, W.E. Published in The Sangai Express on March 16 and 17, 2023, Page No. 4
    7. Contribution of Agricultural Engineering in Nation’s Development. 2022 Singh, L.K. Published in The Peoples Chronicle on July 17, 2022, Page No. 4
    8. Importance of post harvest technology for management of fruits and vegetables. 2023 Devi, W.E., Singh, L.K., Devi, S.R., and Rangnamei, K.L. Published in The Sangai Express on April 28, 2023, Page No. 4
    9. Water management in paddy crop. 2023 Singh, L.K., Arati, N., Devi, N.P. and Devi, S.R. Published in The Sangai Express on July 12, 2023, Page No. 4
    10. We need groundwater in Manipur. 2023 Singh, L.K., Devi, S.R., Basudha, Ch. Arati, N. and Devi, W.E Published in The Sangai Express on May 5, 2023, Page No. 4
    11. Nutrition garden for food security: A sustainable model in Manipur. 2023 Singh, L.K., Basudha, Ch., Zimik, L., N., Arati, Devi, S.R., Rangnamei, K.L. and Devi, W.E. Published in The Sangai Express on May 11, 2023, Page No. 4
    12. Agri-Tourism: A novel approach to rural economic development in Manipur. 2023 Singh, L.K. Published in The Sangai Express on May 13, 2023, Page No. 4
    Pamphlets
    1. Maintenance of Farm Tractor 2017 Singh, L.K., Singh, K.H. and Raman, S.K Folder No. RCM(F)-21, published by ICAR-Krishi Vigyan Kendra Imphal West, ICAR Manipur Centre, Lamphelpat, Imphal, Manipur
    2. Equipment for Weeding and Inter-cultivation Suitable for Manipur Condition 2017 Singh, L.K., Singh, K.H. and Raman, S.K. Folder No. RCM(F)-22, published by ICAR-Krishi Vigyan Kendra Imphal West, ICAR Manipur Centre, Lamphelpat, Imphal, Manipur.
    3. Rooftop Rainwater Harvesting 2017 Singh, L.K., Singh, K.H. and Raman, S.K.(2017). Folder No. RCM(F)-19, published by ICAR-Krishi Vigyan Kendra Imphal West, ICAR Manipur Centre, Lamphelpat, Imphal, Manipur.
    4. Paddy Drum Seeder 2017 Singh, L.K., Singh, K.H. and Raman, S.K. Folder No. RCM(F)-20, published by ICAR-Krishi Vigyan Kendra Imphal West, ICAR Manipur Centre, Lamphelpat, Imphal, Manipur.
    Extension Bulletins
    1. Technical Bulletin No. RCM(TB)-12. Fish Farm Design and Pond Construction for Small Scale Fish Farming in Manipur. 2019 Basudha, Ch., Singh, K.R., Singh, N.S., Soranganba, N., Sobita, N., Singh, T.B., Singh, L.K., Singh, I.M. and Pakash, N. Published by ICAR Manipur Centre, Lamphelpat, Imphal, Mnaipur.

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