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ICAR- KRISHI VIGYAN KENDR, RI-BHOI (Agriculture Science Centre)
Dr. Md. Mokidul Islam
 Principal Scientist & Head
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: mokidul.islam@icar.gov.in

ICAR- KVK Ri-Bhoi was established in 3rd August 2002 under the administrative control of ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region, Umiam, Meghalaya under ICAR- Agricultural Technology Application Research Institute (ATARI), Zone-VII, Umiam, Meghalaya for testing location specific technologies developed by research Institute/Agricultural Universities for large scale demonstration with the capacity building/skill development for farmers, farm women, rural youths, school drop outs and extension functionaries in the district.
Vision: Science and technology-led growth leading to enhanced productivity, profitability and sustainability of agriculture.
Mission: Farmer-centric growth in agriculture and allied sectors through application of appropriate technologies in specific agro-ecosystem perspective.
Mandate: Technology Assessment and Demonstration for its Application and Capacity Development (TADA-CD)

Specialist staff

Dr. Meghna Sarma
Subject Matter Specialist (Agronomy)
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: meghna.sarma@icar.gov.in 		Dr Moloy Sarmah Baruah
Subject Matter Specialist (Animal Science)
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: drmoloysb@gmail.com 		Smt. Mousumi G. Das
Subject Matter Specialist (Plant Protection)
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: mousumi.das@icar.gov.in 		Smt. Eliza C. Syiemlieh
Subject Matter Specialist (Home Science)
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: eliza.syiemlieh@icar.gov.in
Shri Bankitkupar Mukhim
Subject Matter Specialist (Fishery Science)
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: bankitkupar.mukhim@icar.gov.in 		Dr. Popiha Bordoloi
Subject Matter Specialist (Soil Science)
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: popiha.bordoloi@icar.gov.in

Technical staff

Smt. Jessica Dohtdong
Progm. Assistant (H.Sc)
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: Jessica.dohtdong@icar.gov.in 		Shri. Pynshaitbor Jana
Progm. Assistant (Computer)
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: pynshaitbor.jana@icar.gov.in 		Shri. Albertson L. War
Farm Manager
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: albertson.war@icar.gov.in

Supporting staff

Shri Winter Kharhujon
Skill Supporting Staff
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: winter.kharhujon@icar.gov.in 		Shri Binandra Rabha
Skill Supporting Staff
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: binandra.rabha@icar.gov.in

KVK Activities

  • On-Farm Testing(OFT) to assess the location specificity of agricultural technologies under various farming systems.
  • Out scaling of farm innovations through Front Line Demonstration(FLD) to showcase the specific benefits/worth of technologies on farmers’ fields.
  • Capacity development of farmers and extension personnel to update their knowledge and skills in modern agricultural technologies and 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 on varied subjects of interest to farmers.
  • Data documentation, characterization and strategic planning of farming practices.


Thrust Areas

  • Introduction of sustainable integrated farming system to replace jhum cultivation for enhancement ofproductivity and livelihood.
  • Popularization of HYVs of cereals, pulses, oilseeds and vegetables to increase cropping intensity.
  • Scientific livestock management with appropriate housing, feeding, breeding and health management.
  • Improved fish farming with IMC, paddy cum fish and other fish based integrated farming system.
  • Soil health improvement through popularization of ideal model of organic farming.
  • Quality seed production and raw material to value addition (PHT).
  • Enhancing productivity of horticultural crops with the use of INM, IPM and IDM etc.
  • Bee keping and mushroom cultivation for women empowerment.
  • Capacity building programme for rural youth and women through vocational training.
  • Formation of Selp Help Group (SHG), Farmers Club, Kisan Gosthi, Commodity Interest Group (CIGs), Farmers Interest Group (FIGs) and FPOs.


Acheivements

     These KVKs are working tirelessly at the grass root level for the upliftment of the farming community and the society in general through these technologies by assessment and refinement, demonstrations, capacity building/trainings etc. The major areas of training were on Crop production, Soil Health and Fertility Management, Integrated Nutrient Management, Integrated Pest Management, Integrated Farming System, Disease Management, Crop Diversification, Processing and value addition, Small tools and implements, Management in farm animals, Mushroom cultivation as income generator, Vermicomposting technique, Bee Keeping, Organic farming, Scientific Honey bee rearing, Protected cultivation of Vegetable crops, Nutrient Use Efficiency, Poultry Management, Fodder production and quality enhancement, empowerment of rural women, plant protection, etc. In order to assess the location specificity of agricultural technologies under various farming systems, On Farm Trials(OFT) were conducted on the farmers’ field under the thematic areas of varietal evaluation, integrated farming systems, integrated disease management, integrated nutrient management, value addition, storage techniques, farm machineries, etc. To demonstrate the production potential of newly released technologies on the farmers’ fields at various locations, technologies were demonstrated on cereals, pulses, oilseeds, vegetable crops, fruit crops, flower crops, plantation crops, fodder crops, livestock, fisheries, feeding management, vaccination, breed performance, etc. The major extension activities include Diagnostic visits, Exposure visits, Scientists visit to farmers’ field, Kisan Mela, Animal Health Camps, Field Days, Exhibitions, Advisory services, Soil Health Testing Campaigns, TV/ Radio Talks, Celebration of important days, Film Show, Self Help Group Convenors Meeting, Method demonstrations, Kisan Goshthis, Mahila Mandal Convenors Meetings, distribution of extension literature like technical bulletins, leaflets, pamphlets, folders, etc.
     Apart from the mandated activities, KVK Ri-Bhoi is also involved in many other projects and Flagship programmes like National Innovations in Climate Resilient Agriculture(NICRA), Cluster Frontline Demonstrations(CFLD) of Pulses and Oilseeds under National Food Security Mission(NFSM), Skill Development Programme under ASCI, Nutri-sensitive Agricultural Resources and Innovation (NARI), Knowledge Systems and Homestead Management of Agriculture in Tribal Areas (KSHMTA), Swachhta Action Plan, Tribal Sub-Plan programme, Central Sector Scheme-Formation and Promotion of FPOs Project under NCDC, Boitech-KISAN programme, Poshan Vatika Maha Abhiyan and Tree Plantation, Farmers’ Outreach Programme on Natural Farming, Scaling Out Climate Smart Agriculture for Resilient Farming in India, etc
     The KVK Ri-Bhoi has also established linkages with other departments/agencies also like, VPKAS, Almora, IIHR, Benhgaluru, CIFT Cochin,IARI, New Delhi, DCFRI Bhimtal, CRIDA, Hyderabad, CIFE, Mumbai, IIPR, Kanpur, DOGR, Junagadh, IISR, Kerala, SBI, NBHM, NABARD, ATMA and other line departments of state etc. KVKs were also engaged in conducting special programmes viz., World Soil Day, World Fisheries Day, World Honey Bee Day, International Women’s Day, Poshan Maah, World Environment Day, Swachhta Pakhwada.

TECHNOLOGIES TESTED/ DEMONSTRATED BY KVK RI-BHOI

Sl No. Title of Technology Tested/Demonstrated (OFT, FLD, Others etc) Source of Technology & Year of Release (OFT/FLD) Season Kharif/ Rabi/ Round the year Details of Technology With Results
1. Evaluation of organic sources of nutrients on soil health and yield of tomato AAU, Jorhat. 2014, OFT Rabi, 2016-17 The name of the Technology was Evaluation of organic sources of Nutrients on Soil Health and yield of Tomato (var. Rocky). The treatment were 1. FYM @ 5t ha + Vermicompost @1 t/ha and 2. Poultry manure @2t/ha+ Pig manure @2 t/ha. Trial started in Last Week of Jan 2017 Current Status: Vegetative stage
2. Performance of INM in Capsicum AAU, Jorhat. 2014, OFT Rabi, 2016-17 The name of the Technology was Performance of INM in Capsicum (var. California wonder). The treatments were
  1. 1. 50% RDF (150:100:100) + Vermicompost @ 1.0 t/ha
  2. 2. Vermicompost@ 2.0 t /ha + Lime @ 500kg/ha + 2% urea spray at branching & pod initiation stage. Trial started in Dec 2016 and Current Status: Flowering stage
3. Performance of Paddy var. RCM-10 in mid altitude hills ICAR RC NEH, Umiam, 2008 OFT Kharif 2013 It is a Semi dwarf variety, glutinous and suitable for valley areas. Moderately resistant to gall midge, stem borer, blast and BLB. Av. yield ranges from 6.0-6.5t/ha. Since the local varieties are of very long duration so the farmers cannot go for second crop during Rabi season. Also local varieties are very tall in nature for which farmers suffer lodging loss. Therefore variety RCM-10 has been introduced which is of shorter duration and semi dwarf variety suitable for mid altitude hills.The av. Grain yield of 39.2 q/ha obtained with a B :C of 1.9.
4. Intercropping of Maize with Groundnut (2:2 ratio) ICAR RC NEH, Umiam, 2009 OFT Kharif 2013 Intercropping of Maize with Groundnut in 2:2 ratio was conducted with Maize variety RCM-1-3 which was sown at a spacing of 50 x10 cm along with Groundnut variety ICGS-76 with a spacing of 30 x 10 cm. Both the crops were sown together on the same day .Main Crop Yield(Maize) was found to be 33.30q/ha and intercrop (Groundnut) Yield of 21.3q/ha recorded with MEY of 38.92 q/ha
5. Effect of Liming on HYV of Maize ICAR RC NEH, Umiam, 2008 OFT Kharif 2012 The highly acidic soil with pH less than 5.0 and use of local variety with poor management practices was the main reason for low yield of maize crop. In order to raise the soil pH to 6.0 and to eliminate the toxic effect of nutrients for creating a favourable condition for root and uptake of nutrients in the soil liming is recommended. Since maize is a lime responsive crop, application of lime in furrows@ 500 kg/ha has been found to be beneficial where grain yield of limed plot was 32.8 q/ha against yield of 22.4 q/ha under un limed plot.
6. Intercropping of Maize with Soybean in 2:2 ratio ICAR RC NEH, Umiam, 2009 OFT Kharif 2014 On farm trial was conducted in Bhoirymbong village under rainfed condition to study the effect of intercropping of Maize with Soybean in 2:2 ratio. Maize variety RCM-1-3 was sown at a spacing of 50 x10 cm along with Soybean variety JS-335 with a spacing of 25 x 10 cm. It was found that intercropping had brought an additional income to the farmer. Moreover, a very good yield of Main crop (Maize) i.e. 32.45 q/ha and intercrop (soybean) yield of 12.5 q/ha and MEY of 48.2 q/ha were obtained which fetched an additional profit to the farmer.
7. Double mulch technology (Maize followed by Mustard) ICAR RC NEH, Umiam, 2008 OFT Kharif 2012 Mustard is a new crop for the farmers but they are interested to try as it has fetched them good income without much effort. Maize Yield of :39.2 q/ha and Mustard Yield along with Biomass/plant(g):6.75. No of pods/plant: 35,100 Seed weight: 0.32 g, Seed Yield(q/ha): 5.2 with net return of Rs59,500 and B : C of 1.9 were obtained.
8. Maize followed by French bean ICAR RC NEH, Umiam 2012 OFT Kharif 2015 After the harvest of Maize in upland the residual soil moisture is utilized by growing French bean with simple practices like mulching of maize straw immediately after sowing and kept till harvest. Maize yield of 32.8q/ha and additional French bean (seed yield)-8.5 q/ha was recorded with an MEY of 58.5 q/ha with C;B of 2.0.
9. Zero Tillage in Pea. ICAR RC NEH Umiam, 2012 OFT Rabi 2015 In lowland, the land remains fallow after the harvest of kharif rice in this region. The soil moisture is generally high at rice harvest and difficult to cultivate the land for growing Rabi crops. In such situation zero tillage is the option for cultivating pulses like pea and lentil in rice fallow. Zero tillage fetched an net income of Rs.25,850/- and C;B of 2.01 and Seed yield of -12.5 q/ha.
10. SRI Technology ICAR RC NEH, Umiam, 2008 OFT Kharif 2016 SRI is a system of growing rice that involves single seedling transplantation of young seedlings with care. It involves use of certain management practices which together provides better growing conditions for rice plants, particularly in the root zone than those for plants grown under traditional practices. Advantages of SRI are saving of seed cost as requirement is less, saving of water as dry method is followed, easy to maintain purity of seed as single seedling transplanting, incidence of pest and diseases low as soil is allowed to dry intermittently, higher yields due to profuse tillage and crop matures early and facilitate timely sowing of succeeding crops. With SRI Practice an Av grain yd of (q/ha )-39.5 and Net return of Rs. 34,700 was found with an C;B of 2.69.
11. Value addition of jackfruit for enhancing rural income KVK Uttarakhand ,Karnataka 2009 (OFT) Kharif 2012 Jackfruit papad
Raw jackfruit bulbs
Salt to taste
Spices (optional)
oil
Method:
  1. 1. Steam the bulbs in a cooker (no weight is used) for 20 minutes.
  2. 2. When cool, add salt, mix and mash well with hands. Do not use a mixer. The dough should be very soft.
  3. 3. Make small balls out of it.
  4. 4. Take two small plastic sheet pieces. Smear them with oil on one side of each sheet.
  5. 5. Place one ball on one oiled sheet; cover it with the other sheet, the oiled surface touching the ball.
  6. 6. Press plastic sheet covered ball with a manual wooden press or a metal press (a contrivance with two flat surfaces and a handle) to form round papad.
    7. Or else pat the ball (keeping it between the plastic sheets) with the fingers to form a uniform thin round papad.
  7. 7. Repeat the process till all the dough is done.
  8. 8. Dry them in the hot sun, if necessary in batches.
  9. 9. When completely dried, store them in an air tight container.
The total production of Jackfruit papad is about 4000 no’s in a month and the papad are sold in the village and nearby village. A profit of `5000 was earned with a CB ratio of 2.5 within a month as compared with `1000 earned from sale of whole fruit .The shelf life of the product was 6 months with a nutritive value of Protein-2.6g, mineral-0.9g, fiber-2.8g, iron-1.7mg and vitamin c-14mg per 100gms.
12. Processing of tamarind into value-added product-Tamarind Rice mix College of Home science Tura,2010(OFT) Kharif 2012 Processing of Tamarind ready rice mix- extraction of pulp-Frying in vegetable oil along with spices and salt-cooling- store in bottles –To be mixed with cooked rice whenever required. The shelf life was 2 months there were no bacterial spoilage, no change in color and taste. Nutritive value per 100gms was Protein -3.1 gm,Fat-10gm,Mineral-2.9gm, Iron-17mg, Vitamin C-53mg.
13. Efficacy of improved sickle for paddy and soybean harvesting ICAR RC NEH,2009(OFT) Rabi 2013 The Improved sickle reduced the drudgery involved during harvesting of soybean and paddy .There is reduction in hand injury and muscle pain due to its proper grip system in the handle and the average field capacity was 25-30 kgs/hr and 26% of labour is saved as compared to local sickle. The farmwomen were very satisfied with the technology
14. Groundnut decorticator ICAR RC NEH,2008(OFT) Rabi 2013 Use of Groundnut decorticator for shelling of groundnut was found to be highly beneficial for farm women as it reduce almost 60% of drudgery involve while shelling of groundnut shells as compared to hand shelling. The farm women had no experience of hand and muscles and also there were no injury to the fingers and the capacity per hour was 10-12kgs.
15. Purification of harvested rain water for day to day household use SCSTE,Shillong,2010(OFT) Kharif 2014 Roof top rain water harvesting-Rain water flow from roof to a Funnel attached with pipe to the Aluminum bucket containing River sand,Charcoal,Stones pebbles, coconut coir into the poly top for storage and from the poly top to low-cost water filter for drinking and cooking. Water harvested is 10000 liters in 4 months and the water which was used for cooking and drinking had a pH of 7 and iron content of 0.01mg/lt and the color was clear without any other particles present in it.
16. Long hand weeders for drudgery reduction in farm women ICAR,(OFT) Kharif 2016 Average field efficiency per hour:
*Garden rake-75%
*U blade-70%
*Comfortable to use and there is no stress involved while performing the activity
*No injury to hands and fingers
Farmers practice:
*Field efficiency per hour-20%
*Hand and finger injury
*Experience of back pain
17. Management of stem borer of rice with Trichogramma card ICAR RC NEH, Umiam(OFT)2009 Kharif,2012 Paddy is widely cultivated in the Ri-Bhoi district of Meghalaya. The crop is greatly attacked by the stem borer in nursery bed as well as during ear head formation. Due to application of Trichogrammma card it was found that the incidence of stem borer was very minimum around 5-7% and the yield obtained was 33.5 q/ha.The B.C ratio was found to be 2.2
18. Management of soft rot of ginger with biopesticide A.A.U, Jorhat(OFT) 2010 Kharif,2013 KVK Ri-Bhoi conducted trials on the management of soft rot of ginger.In the Ri-Bhoi district control of soft rot was done through seed treatment with biopesticide which greatly reduced the disease incidence to 3.0 % from 70.5%.The reduction in the disease enhanced the the yield from 15900 kg/ha in farmers practice without intervention to 25000 kg/ha with the intervention. The B.C ratio was found to be 2.2
19. Management of late blight of potato with biopesticide A.A.U, Jorhat(OFT) 2010 Rabi,2013 The late blight is an important disease of R-Bhoi district of Meghalaya. KVK Ri-Bhoi conducted On farm trial for control of this disease through seed treatment as well as foliar spray at the time of earthing up and it was observed that this greatly reduced the disease incidence to 3.5 % from 67.5%.The reduction in the disease enhanced the the yield from 16800 kg/ha in farmers practice without intervention to 24000 kg/ha with the intervention. The B.C ratio was found to be 2.29
20. Management of Fruit fly in guava using plastic bottle based Methyl Eugenol trap, ICAR RC NEH, Umiam (OFT)2013 Kharif,2014 The incidence of fruit fly in guava is a major problem in the Ri-Bhoi district of Meghalaya. KVK Ri-Bhoi conducted On farm trial for control of the fruit fly through application of fruit fly traps for mass trapping using low cost plastic bottle based methyl eugenol traps (RC 1 Trap).It was observed that this greatly reduced the pest incidence to 4.6 % from 73.4% and the trapping intensity was Av 92 fruit fly /trap The reduction in the pest incidence enhanced the the yield from 2160 kg/ha in farmers practice without intervention to 3240 kg/ha with the intervention. The overall damage due to the fruit fly was very less and hence the parapheromone (methyl eugenol) was found to be very effective in attracting and trapping the fruit flies. The B.C ratio was 2.25
21. Biological control of bacterial wilt of tomato with Trichoderma and Pseudomonas ICAR RC NEH, Umiam (OFT)2013 Rabi, 2014 KVK Ri-Bhoi conducted On farm trials on Biological control of Bacterial wilt of Tomato with pseudomonas which is a major problem in the Ri-Bhoi district.The control of Bacterial wilt of Tomato was done through seed treatment and foliar spray with pseudomonas in tomato plants. It was found this greatly reduced the disease incidence to 4.9 % from 67.5%.The reduction in the disease enhanced the the yield from 14500 kg/ha in farmers practice without intervention to 24000 kg/ha with the intervention. The B.C ratio was 2.2
22. Management of Fruit fly in Peach using plastic bottle based Methyl Eugenol trap (RC fruit fly trap) ICAR RC NEH, Umiam (OFT)2013 Kharif, 2015 KVK Ri-Bhoi conducted On farm trial for control of the fruit fly in peach through application of fruit fly traps for mass trapping using low cost plastic bottle based methyl eugenol traps (RC 1 Trap).It was observed that this greatly reduced the pest incidence to 4.5 % from 64.9% and the trapping intensity was Av 90 fruit fly /trap The reduction in the pest incidence enhanced the the yield from 1700 kg/ha in farmers practice without intervention to 2800 kg/ha with the intervention. The B.C ratio was found to be 2.76
23. Biointensive management of cabbage butterflies ICAR RC NEH,Umiam (OFT Refinement)2013 Rabi, 2015 The Cabbage butterfly is an important pest of R-Bhoi district of Meghalaya. KVK Ri-Bhoi conducted On farm trial for control of this pest through bio intensive management involving cultural, mechanical control methods and with application of bio pesticide (neem oil) as foliar spray at the time of head and curd formation and it was observed that this greatly reduced the disease incidence to 3.9 % from .61.4%.The reduction in the disease enhanced the the yield from 18000kg/ha in farmers practice without intervention to 25000 kg/ha with the intervention. The B.C ratio was found to be 2.1
24. Management of Fruit Fly in Bottle Gourd ICAR RC NEH, Umiam (OFT)2015 Kharif, 2016 Bottle gourd is widely grown in the Ri-Bhoi district of Meghalaya and attack by fruit fly is a major problem. In this technology application of fruit fly traps for mass trapping using low cost plastic bottle based methyl eugenol traps (RC 1 Trap) was used. It was observed that this greatly reduced the pest incidence to 3-5 % and the trapping intensity was Av 90 fruit fly /trap The yield obtained was around 120q/ha The B.C ratio was found to be 2.53
25. Yield performance evaluation of Oyster mushroom strain PL-14-02 ICAR RC NEH, Umiam (OFT)2012 Rabi, 2016 Oyster mushroom is widely grown in the R-Bhoi district but the winter variety PL-14-02 is much better as it gives more yield and is bigger in size. In this technology the entire package of practice was given and it was observed that the yield was found to be 110kg/100 bags and the B.C ratio was found to be 2.9 as compared to other varieties
26. Yield performance of Tomato var. Megha Tomato-3 ICAR RC NEH, Umiam, 2011 (OFT) Rabi, 2016 The variety is bacterial wilt and cold tolerant and has been released by ICAR NEH,l Umiam.
  • DON: 5th Jan, 2017
  • DOT: 12th Feb, 2017
  • Plant height: 0.8-1.0 m
  • Flowering: 15th March, 2017
  • Bacterial wilt Nil
  • Plant height 30 – 35 cm
  • No. of branches 6-8
  • Crop is in immature stage
27. Transplanting technology of ginger & Turmeric. Single bud transplanting IISR, Calicut, 2015 Kharif, 2017 The technology is based on preparation of seeds of ginger and turmeric by cutting single bud and these buds are planted in portrays with growing media (sand: soil and leaf mould) for germination and after germination it will be transplanted in the main field. The main advantage of the process is reducing seed cost. In the present context the OFT is in progress
28. Scientific cultivation techniques for growing maize(DHG-849) ICAR RC NEH, Umiam FLD Kharif 2012 Plant ht.1.8 m,No of cobs/plant-2-3,Cob Length -19.0 cm,No of grains/cob-633,Grain Yield-40.3 q/ha.
29. Production technology of kharif oilseeds (Groundnut ICGS-76) ICAR RC NEH, Umiam FLD Kharif 2012 No of Pods/plant-21.8
100 pod weight-198 g
Grain Yield -23.9 q/ha
30. Crop Diversification through Mustard Var.TS-38 AAU, Jorhat FLD Rabi 2012 Plant Height-115 cm, No of Siliqua/plant-59,No of seeds/siliqua-13,Seed Yield-5.7 q/ha
31. Performance of Paddy variety Shahsarang in hills ICAR RC NEH, Umiam FLD Kharif 2012 Plant ht.70.5 c m,No of effective tillers/m2-215,panicle length -20.5cm,100 seed wt-23.7 g,No of grains/panicle-142,Grain Yield-36.4 q/ha.
32. Performance of Paddy variety RCM-10 in mid altitude hills ICAR RC NEH, Manipur FLD Kharif 2012 Plant ht.78.5 c m,No of effective tillers/m2-247,panicle length -22.5ccm,100 seed wt-25.0 g,No of grains/panicle-166,Grain Yield-38.8 q/ha.
33. Production Technology of Kharif Oilseeds(Groundnut var.ICGS-76) ICAR RC NEH, Umiam FLD Kharif 2013 No of Pods/plant-22.5
100 pod weight-199g
Grain Yield -23.2 q/ha
34. Scientific cultivation technique for growing Maize(Var.RCM-1-3) ICAR RC NEH, Umiam FLD Kharif 2013 Plant ht.1.9 m,No of cobs/plant-2-3,Cob Length -18.8 cm,No of grains/cob-642,Grain Yield-38.9 q/ha.
35. Scientific Package and practices for growing HYV of Paddy Var. Sahsarang ICAR RC NEH, Umiam FLD Kharif 2013 Plant ht.80.5 c m,No of effective tillers/m2-252,panicle length -22.8ccm,100 seed wt-25.5 g,No of grains/panicle-169,Grain Yield-39.6 q/ha.
36. Production Technology of Rabi Oilseeds(Mustard-TS-38) ICAR RC NEH, Umiam FLD Rabi 2013 Plant Height-120 cm, No of Siliqua/plant-58,No of seeds/siliqua-15,Seed Yield-5.4 q/ha
37. Scientific cultivation technique for growing Maize(Var.RCM-1-3) ICAR RC NEH, Umiam FLD Kharif 2014 Plant ht.1.9 m,No of cobs/plant-2-3,Cob Length -18.6 cm,No of grains/cob-634,Grain Yield-37.7 q/ha.
38. Scientific Package and practices for growing HYV of Paddy Var. Sahsarang ICAR RC NEH, Umiam FLD Kharif 2014 Plant ht.88.5 c m,No of effective tillers/m2-260,panicle length -22.4ccm,100 seed wt-25.3 g,No of grains/panicle-167,Grain Yield-38.3 q/ha.
39. Production Technology of Rabi Oilseeds Pea Var. Azad ICAR RC NEH, Umiam FLD Rabi 2014 No of Pods/plant-22
Seed Yield -10.7 q/ha
40. Production Technology of Rabi Oilseeds (Mustard-TS-38) AAU, Jorhat FLD Rabi2014 Plant Height-125 cm, No of Siliqua/plant-60,No of seeds/siliqua-14,Seed Yield-5.2 q/ha
41. Production technology of Kharif oilseeds(Groundnut Var.ICGS-76) ICAR RC NEH, Umiam FLD Kharif 2015 No of Pods/plant-22
100 pod weight-194 g
Grain Yield -22.5 q/ha
42. Scientific cultivation technique for growing Maize(Var.RCM-1-3) ICAR RC NEH, Umiam FLD Kharif 2015 Plant ht.1.9 m,No of cobs/plant-2-3,Cob Length -19.6cm,No of grains/cob-623,Grain Yield-36.5 q/ha.
43. Scientific Package and practices for growing HYV of Paddy Var. Sahsarang ICAR RC NEH, Umiam FLD Kharif 2015 Plant ht.89.7 c m,No of effective tillers/m2-265,panicle length -23.4ccm,100 seed wt-2585 g,No of grains/panicle-168,Grain Yield-38.1 q/ha.
44. Production Technology of Rabi Oilseeds Pea Var. Azad ICAR RC NEH, Umiam FLD Rabi 2015 No of Pods/plant-24
Seed Yield -10.8 q/ha
45. Production Technology of Rabi Oilseeds (Mustard-TS-38) AAU, Jorhat FLD Rabi 2015 Plant Height-128 cm, No of Siliqua/plant-58,No of seeds/siliqua-16,Seed Yield-5.3 q/ha
46. Scientific package and practices for growing HYV of Paddy(Var.RCM-10) ICAR RC NEH, Manipur FLD Kharif 2016 Av Yield-39.2 q/ha ,Net Return-37200,C:B Ratio-2.40
47. Production technology of Kharif oilseeds(Groundnut Var.ICGS-76) ICAR RC NEH, Umiam FLD Kharif 2016 Av Yield-22.2 q/ha ,Net Return-57294,C:B Ratio-2.49
48. Production Technology of kharif pulses(Blackgram Var.Tripura Mashkalai) ICAR RC NEH, Tripura FLD Kharif 2016 Av Yield-7.3 q/ha ,Net Return-97002,C:B Ratio-1.54
49. Scientific package and Practices for growing HYV of Maize(RCM-1-3) ICAR RC NEH, Umiam FLD Kharif 2016 Av Yield-37.15 q/ha ,Net Return-21495,C:B Ratio-1.80
50. Production technology of Rabi Pulses (Pea Var. Arkel) ICAR RC NEH, Umiam FLD Rabi 2016 Av Yield-49.7q/ha ,Net Return-20580,C:B Ratio-1.90
51. Soil amelioration through Liming @ 500 kg/ha in Maize to enhance productivity Soil Science Section (Division of NRM), ICAR, Umiam, 2014 FLD Kharif , 2016 The Technology was Soil amelioration through in Maize to enhance productivity. The treatment was application of Liming @ 500 kg/ha along with 75% of recommended dose of chemical fertilizers. in furrow system for reducing the rate of Lime for maintaining the Soil pH for improve production. Maize var. was RCM-76, The average yield was Yield: 41.9 q/ha and the yield for local check was 23.0 q/ha. THE gross cost was 28513, Gross return was 83800, Net return was 55287 and BCR was 2.93.
52. Promotion of Biofertilizer (Azospirillum @3.5kg/ha+PSB @3.5kg/ha) in Paddy for higher Productivity AAU, 2012, FLD Kharif, 2016 The technology was Promotion of Biofertilizer (Azospirillum @3.5kg/ha+PSB @3.5kg/ha) in Paddy for higher Productivity. The average yield was Yield: 43.2q/ha q/ha and the yield for local check was 40.6q/ha. The gross cost was 26178, Gross return was 63600, Net return was 37422 and BCR was 2.42.
53. Promotion of HYV (RCM-7) by using organic nutrients (Vermicompost 5 ton/ha) for soil health and higher productivity AAU, under pipeline, FLD Kharif, 2016 The Technology was Promotion of HYV (RCM-7) by using organic nutrients (Vermicompost 5 ton/ha) for soil health and higher productivity The average yield was Yield: 36.5 q/ha and the yield for local check was 33.8 q /ha. The gross cost was 26400, Gross return was 55115, Net return was 28715 and BCR was 2.09
54. Productivity enhancement of Blackgram ( 400 kg/ha) by using lime Soil Science Section (Division of NRM), ICAR, Umiam, 2014, FLD Kharif, 2016 Productivity enhancement of Blackgram ( 400 kg/ha) by using lime The average yield was Yield: 7.52 q/ha . The gross cost was 16648, Gross return was25756, Net return was 9108and BCR was 1.55
55. Integrated Nutrient Management in Tomato AAU, under pipeline, FLD Rabi, 2016 The average yield was Yield: 241q/ha and the yield for local check was 168 q/ha. The gross cost was 38290, Gross return was 65580, Net return was 27290 and BCR was 1.29
56. Vermicompost production ( Agricultural waste and animal dung) ICAR RC NEH, Umiam, 2008, FLD Kharif, 2016 Yld: 25.6 q ( 8.54 per harvest, total 3 harvest) No. of Earthworm: 3250, BCR: 2.56
57. Production of Organic Manure ( Weed biomass, Kitchen waste and Agricultural waste ) ICAR RC NEH, Umiam, 2008, FLD Kharif, 2016 Yld: 31.6 q ( 10.6q per harvest, total 3 harvest) , No. of Earthworm: 3865, BCR: 2.38
58. Dehydrated oyster mushroom CFTRI, Mysore 2008(FLD) Kharif 2013 The technology on dehydrated mushroom involves washing in cold water-Trimming into desired size-Blanching for 3 minutes-Squeezing of excess water-Drying in dryers or sun drying in shade till dried. B.C ratio is 3 and shelf life is 6 months in airtight packaging.
59. Fruit harvester ICAR RC NEH,2008(FLD) Kharif 2013 Fruit harvester has reduced the drudgery by 70% while harvesting of fruits and the harvesting rate w as 400-450 fruits /hr as compared to 200nos /hr as per farmers practice and there was not damage to the fruits as the net attached to the harvester is holding the fruits to prevent it from fall.
60. Low cost cool chamber SCSTE,Shillong,2010, ICAR 2008(OFT &FLD) Kharif 2014 The chamber was constructed using bricks and sand along with a thatched cover .The size is 165x115cm with a double wall of 68cm height leaving a cavity of 7.5cm in between filled with sand and watering is done 2 times daily by fixing a drip system with pipes and micro tubes connected to a water source nearby. The fruits and vegetables in this chamber are kept in plastic crates covered with a thin poly sheets. The shelf life of leafy vegetables inside chamber is summer:3 days winter:5 days other vegetables summer:5 days winter:10 days and fruits is summer:4 days and winter :10 -15 days.
61. Nutritional gardening SCSTE,Shillong,2010(OFT &FLD) Kharif 2014 Nutrition gardening for family and landless labourers where a small area of land is use by growing different types of leafy vegetables and other vegetables such as tomato beans etc including onions garlic and fruits such as papaya peach and lemons in order to improve the family diet, income, saving of expenditure on fruits and vegetables. The main concept of nutrition gardening is to promote health and maintain food and nutritional security throughout the year round.
62. Compost pit from kitchen waste SCSTE,Shillong,2010(FLD) Rabi 2015 Kitchen waste+Cowdung+Soil- Excess compost sold to others farmers with a BC ratio1.9, Increase crop yield by 20%.
63. Beehive briquettes ICAR,2008(OFT & FLD) Rabi 2015-16 *T1-2 part coal and 1 part mud
Lighting duration-3-4hrs
Heat liberated-high
Smoke-smokeless blue flame
Emission of gas-Carbon dioxide:0.1-0.5% and methane is 100-200ppm(within in permissible limit)
*T2-2 parts mud and 1 part coal Lighting duration-5-6hrs
Size:145cm
Height:85cm
No of briquettes prepared for Household use:1000nos
sale :3000nos @20 each Gross return :60000
B.C Ratio:6 Well adopted by the farmwomen
64. Mounted maize Sheller ICAR,(FLD)2009 Kharif 2015 Mounted maize sheller was found to be more beneficial than hand maize sheller.drudgery reduction is 90% compared to local method of shelling with hand and 60% compared to hand maize sheller.The capacity per hour is 5 kgs .
65. Package and practice for growing Oyster mushroom ICAR,Umiam(FLD)2009 Kharif,2012 Oyster mushroom is widely cultivated in the Ri-bhoi district of Meghalaya as it is very easy to grow and quite economical for the farmers. In this technology the entire package of practices for growing mushroom scientifically was given. It was found that the wt of mushroom was 45g,L=9cm,B=10cm and the yield of mushroom was 65 kg/unit
66. Management of stem borer of paddy (var. RCM-10) with Tricho card ICAR ,Umiam(FLD)2009 Kharif,2013 Paddy is widely cultivated in the Ri-Bhoi district of Meghalaya and the crop is greatly attacked by the stem borer .Large scale demonstration for control of stem borer was done by application of Trichogrammma card and it was found that the incidence of stem borer was very minimum around 5-7% and the yield obtained was 37.5q and B.C ratio was 1.9
67. IPM on Maize(var.RCM-75) ICAR RC NEH, Umiam (FLD)2009 Kharif,2013 Maize is cultivated in the Ri-Bhoi district of Meghalaya and it is attacked by stem borer Large scale demonstration for control of stem borer was done through IPM and it was found that the incidence of stem borer was very minimum around 3-7% and the yield obtained was 32.8q/ha and B.C ratio was 2.0
68. IPM on Ginger(var.Nadia) ICAR RC NEH, Umiam(FLD)2009 Kharif,2013 Ginger is a very important crop of Ri-Bhoi district of Meghalaya ad it is cultivated on a large scale .This crop is greatly attacked by stem borer and for controlling this pest IPM measures were adopted through large scale demonstrations. It was found that the pest incidence was reduced to 10-11% and the yield obtained was 259q/ha and B.C ratio was 2.23
69. Management of soft rot of ginger with Biopesticide(Trichoderma) ICAR RC NEH, Umiam(FLD)2012 Kharif,2014 Ginger is a very important crop of Ri-Bhoi district of Meghalaya ad it is cultivated on a large scale .This crop is greatly attacked by soft rot disease and for controlling this disease FLD was done by application of Bio pesticide (Trichoderma) through seed treatment as well as foliar spray. It was found that the disease incidence was reduced to 3-7% and the yield obtained was 265q/ha and B.C ratio was 2.3
70. Management of mushroom fly in of oyster mushroom with neem-based pesticide ICAR RC NEH, Umiam (FLD)2011 Kharif,2014 Oyster mushroom is widely cultivated in the Ri-bhoi district of Meghalaya as it is very easy to grow and quite economical for the farmers. In this technology the mushroom spawn as well as the paddy straw is treated with neem based bio pesticide before the polybags are made. It was found that due to application of neem based pesticide (multineem) the insect incidence is very less around 3-5 % and the yield of mushroom is 90 kg/unit. The B.C ratio was found to be 2.9
71. Mass trapping of fruit fly in guava using ME bottle trap(RC fruit fly trap 1) ICAR RC NEH, Umiam (FLD)2013 Kharif,2015 The Guava is an important crop of the district and it is mainly attacked by fruit flies during the rainy season which is a very serious problem. Around 60 traps were installed in six locations /orchards@10 traps per location. It was found that the trapping intensity of the fruit flies was very high in the months of May-August(Av.90 fruit fly/trap) and gradually it decreased in the month of October(Av.9 fruit flies/trap).The yield obtained was around 140q/ha. Hence the parapheromone (Methyl eugenol) based low cost traps were found to be very effective in attracting and trapping the fruit flies. The B.C ratio was found to be 2.3
72. Biological control of bacterial wilt of tomato ICAR RC NEH,Umiam (FLD)2013 Rabi,2015 Tomato is widely grown in the Ri-Bhoi District of Meghalaya and occurrence of Bacterial wilt is a major problem.FLD was done for control of this disease through seedling root dip treatment as well as soil application and it was found that the disease incidence was reduced to 5-7% and yield obtained was 235q/ha. The B.C ratio was found to be 2.2
73. Promotion of Broccoli (var. Green Magic) ICAR RC NEH, Umiam, 2005, (FLD) Rabi, 2016 The cultivation of broccoli is remunerative in Ri-Bhoi district. The average yield of the crop is 189 q./ha. Av. plant height 43 cm, Av. head dia 14.5 cm
74. Scientific management practices of Ginger (var. Nadia) ICAR RC NEH, Umiam, 2005, (FLD) Kharif, 2015 & 2016 The ginger variety Nadia is a low fibre content variety. The average yield of the variety is 265 q/ha. Av. Plant height 66 cm, No. of tiller 6.
75. Popularization of Turmeric (var. Megha Turmeric-1) ICAR RC NEH, Umiam, 2002, (FLD) Kharif, 2015 & 2016 The turmeric variety Megha Turmeric 1 is a selection from Lakadong variety of Meghalaya and was released by ICAR NEH, Umiam. The variety is high yielder, high curcumin content (6.8) and high recovery percentage (16%). The average yield of the variety is 310 q/ha. Av. plant height 75 cm, No. of fingers per plant 8
76. Promotion of community vegetable nursery under low cost polyhouse ICAR RC NEH, Umiam, 2006, (FLD) Kharif, 2016 The farmers are forced to procure vegetable seedlings from the market at higher price per seedling. So an effort was made to develop the method of producing seedling at community basis. Yield was 50000 seedlings per 100m2
77. Promotion of vegetable cultivation under protected condition ICAR RC NEH, Umiam, 2008, (FLD) Kharif, 2015 & 2016 Protected cultivation of vegetable can be successfully utilized for producing vegetables during off season. Hence, tomato was produced in the off season. DOT 10/8/16, DOF 5/9/16 DOH 22/9/16, Plant height 1.8m, Fruit length 4.7 cm, Fruit breadth 7.3 cm. yield 321 kg/100m2
78. Popularization of Rajmah var. Tripura sel-1 ICAR RC NEH, Umiam, 2012, (FLD) Kharif, 2016 The variety was released from ICAR Tripura centre. The average yield was 110 q/ha. Av. plant height 48 cm
79. Cultivation and management of tissue cultured Gerbera plant (var. Tit, Szogew, Tomak, Pola) under low cost polyhouse ICAR RC NEH, Umiam, 2008, (FLD) Rabi, 2016 Gerbera cultivation under low cost polyhouse is very remunerative under Ri-Bhoi condition. Days to flower 85, stalk length 55 cm. The programme is ongoing.
80. Cultivation of ginger & turmeric on raised bunds across the slope ICAR RC NEH, Umiam, 2004, (FLD) Kharif, 2016 The turmeric variety Megha Turmeric 1 is a selection from Lakadong variety of Meghalaya and was released by ICAR NEH, Umiam. The variety is high yielder, high curcumin content (6.8) and high recovery percentage (16%). The average yield of the variety is 310 q/ha. Av. plant height 75 cm, No. of fingers per plant 8
81. Mulching in cabbage ICAR RC NEH, Umiam, 2004, (FLD) Kharif, 2016 The turmeric variety Megha Turmeric 1 is a selection from Lakadong variety of Meghalaya and was released by ICAR NEH, Umiam. The variety is high yielder, high curcumin content (6.8) and high recovery percentage (16%). The average yield of the variety is 310 q/ha. Av. plant height 75 cm, No. of fingers per plant 8
82. Bamboo based drip irrigation system ICAR RC NEH, Umiam, (FLD) Rabi, 2016 Drip irrigation with bamboo can reduce the water stress condition during the winter months in Khasi mandarin orchard. The programme is ongoing.


Externally funded Projects

  • National Innovations on Climate Resilient Agriculture(NICRA-TDC) since 2011 to contined
  • Establishment of Biotech –KISAN ( Krishi Innovation Science in Agriculture Network) Hub at ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region (Partner Institute KVK Ri-Bhoi) -2018-22
  • Expansion of activities of Biotech KISAN Hub in selected seven aspirational districts of North East states (DBT Sanction Order No. & Date: BT/KIS/123/SP36497/2019 Dated 12/12/2019 ). 2019 - 22
  • Development of IFS models through holistic approach for livelihood improvement of tribal farmers in Aspirational district of Meghalaya.S.O.ICARNEH(HQ-S) DSRE/ TSP/283/ 2020 dt.29.07.2019 -2021-23
  • Strategic Strengthening of meat value chain of Meghalaya for self-reliance to ensure food safety and livelihood improvement of tribal beneficiaries of Ri-Bhoi, West Khasi Hills, West Garo Hills.S.O.RC/TSP/1/HQ/2020-21/02 dt.17.03.21-2021-23
  • Strategically Improving Animal Health through Clinical Support emphasizing recent Animal Health Technological Interventions for tribal farmers of Meghalaya. S.o. RC/BP/AH/TSP/ 2020 /421 dt.31.03.2021-2021-23.

Publications details of KVK Ri-Bhoi under ICAR-ATARI, Zone- VII, Umiam 2024.

State Name of KVK Category Topic Year of Publication Authors Journal (Vol & issue No.)/ Publisher
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Books Perennial grasses under intensive fodder production systems” 2012 Mokidul Islam and K.Thakuria LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Germany. pp1-76. ISBN No. 978-3-8473-4003-4.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Books “Advanced Resource Management Technology of Wetland rice” 2013 Mokidul Islam and D.C.Kalita LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Germany. Pp1-286. ISBN No978-3-659-39233-7
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Books Advanced Production Methods of Yellow Sarson-Modern Oilseed Production Techniques. 2015 Chayanika Thakuria, Khagen Kurmi, Mokidul Islam (Ed.) LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Germany. Pp1-86. ISBN No978-3-659-40827-4.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Book on Database management Farmers Database Management of Ri-Bhoi district of Meghalaya, Vol-I,pp 1-284. 2015 Mokidul Islam, J. Dohtdong, U. Barua, M.G. Gohain, E. C. Syiemlieh, P. Bord0loi, B. Mukhim, P. Jana, A. L. War Published by KVK Ri-Bhoi.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi e-Book Ri-Bhoi District Inventory of Agriculture. 2015 Mokidul Islam, S.K. Baishya, Utpal Barua, Meghna Sarma, Mousumi G. Das, Eliza Syiemlieh,. A.K. Tripathi,. Genialda Nongtdu, Sharmila Rai e-book edited and published by ICAR ATARI Zone-III, Umiam. Pp.1-86. http://icarzcu3.gov.in/district_agri_inventory/Ri_Bhoi.pdf
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Book Chapter Livestock: A basic component of integrated farming system in North East India 2012 Mokidul Islam (In) Livestock production and Rural development in India. Editor- B.K.Mishra. Biotech Books Publishers Ltd. New Delhi(2012)Pp.1-15. ISBN No978-81-7622-244-0.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Book Chapter Role of NGOs in Empowerment of Rural Women for Sustainable Livelihood Development 2012 A.K. Sharma, D. Sharma, B. Debnath and Mokidul Islam (In) Sustainability and Economic Development in Hill Agriculture Editor- D.C. Kalita & B.K.Mishra. Biotech Books Publishers Ltd. New Delhi. pp 1-6 ISBN No978-81-7622-260-0.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Book Chapter Fish Production and Potential in North East India: Implications for Sustainable Management 2012 B. Debnath, D. Sharma, A. Das, P.K. Mugaonkar and Mokidul Islam (In) Sustainability and Economic Development in Hill Agriculture Editor- D.C. Kalita & B.K.Mishra. Biotech Books Publishers Ltd. New Delhi(2012)pp 42-49. ISBN No978-81-7622-260-0.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Book Chapter Resource Conservation Technologies for sustainable Livelihood Development in Hill Agriculture 2012 Mokidul Islam, L.K.Nath, D.P.Patel, Anup Das, G.C.Munda, Tanmay Samjdar and S.V. Ngachan (In) Sustainability and Economic Development in Hill Agriculture. Editor- D.C. Kalita & B.K.Mishra. Biotech Books Publishers Ltd. New Delhi (2012) pp 109-118. ISBN No978-81-7622-260-0.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Book Chapter Concept ,Need, and Scope of Sustainable Agriculture in North Eastern India 2012 Mokidul Islam (In) Sustainability and Economic Development in Hill Agriculture Editor- D.C. Kalita & B.K.Mishra. Biotech Books Publishers Ltd. New Delhi.pp 178-195. ISBN No978-81-7622-260-0.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Book Chapter Enhancing and Sustaining the Productivity of Jhum Rice 2012 B.B. Panda and Mokidul Islam (In) Sustainability and Economic Development in Hill Agriculture Editor- D.C. Kalita & B.K.Mishra. Biotech Books Publishers Ltd. New Delhi. pp 196-202. ISBN No978-81-7622-260-0.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Book Chapter Subabul-(River Tamarind). (Leucaena leucocephala (L.) 2018 Sagarika Borah, Mokidul Islam & T Samajdar In Book "Forage Crops of the World Volume II –Minor Forage Crops, PART IV: Leguminous Perennial Trees ” edited by Dr. Md. Hedayetullah and Parveen Zaman. published by Apple Academic Press USA. ISBN No978-1-77188-685-7.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Book Chapter Status and prospect of traditional fibre crops in Garo Hills district of Meghalaya, India 2018 Mokidul Islam , N. Arunkumar Singh, Utpal Barua and Popiha Bordoloi (In) International Congress on Cotton and other Fibre crops held at ICAR Umiam during 20-23rd Feb 2018 organised by Cotton Research and Development Association (CRDA) and ,ICAR Umiam in collaboration with ICAR New Delhi and IAHF, Meghalaya.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Book Chapter Indigenous Food of Meghalaya. 2017 S.R. Assumi, H. Rymbai, H.D. Talang, G. Nongdtu, V.K. Verma, N.A. Deshmukh, M.B. Devi, M. Islam, A.K. Jha I (In) Souvenir cum Resource Book on Traditional Farming and Indigenous Food of North East. Workshop cum Exhibition of Traditional Farming and Indigenous food, during 25-27 Feb 2017. Pp.114-118.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Book Chapter Climate Smart Agriculture-An approach for socio-economic upliftment and sustainable hill agriculture 2023 Mokidul Islam and Meghna Sarma In Souvenir titled “Emerging Opportunities in Agriculture and allied sectors for income and employment generation” published by ICAR Research Complex, Umiam on the occasion of North East Krishi Kumbha-2023
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research paper Productivity and Socio-Economic Impact of System of Rice Intensification and Integrated Crop Management over Conventional Methods of Rice Establishments in Eastern Himalayas, India. 2013 Mokidul Islam,, L.K.Nath, D.P.Patel, Anup Das, G.C.Munda, Tanmay Samjdar and S.V. Ngachan Paddy and Water Environment. May 31, 2013(online) DOI 10.1007/s 10333-013-0377-z, Springer, Japan 1-10.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research paper Sustainable diversification of maize (Zea mays L)- legumes cropping systems for productivity, profitability and resource use efficiency in West Garo Hills of Meghalaya, India 2018 Mokidul Islam, L.K. Nath & T. Samajdar Legume Research, 1-5.DOI: 10.18805/LR-3970 Article ID: LR-3970 Online Published: 19-07-2018.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research paper Weed dynamics and productivity of wetland rice as influenced by establishment methods and integrated weed management 2016 Mokidul Islam, and D.C. Kalita Bangladesh Journal of Botany, 45(1):9-16
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research paper Acid drainage from coal mining: Effect on paddy soil and productivity of rice. 2017 Burhan U. Choudhury, Akbar Malang , Richard Webster , Kamal P. Mohapatra , Bibhash C. Verma , Manoj Kumar , Anup Das, Mokidul Islam, Samarendra Hazarika Science of the Total Environment 583: 344–351.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research paper Farmer participatory pond based cage aquaculture for raising fish seed in South Garo Hills, Meghalaya, India 2017 S. K. Das., T Samajdar, Amit Das and Mokidul Islam Indian Journal of Fisheries. 64 (2):122-126, 2017 DOI: 10.21077/ijf.2017.64.2.61278-19
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research paper Rainwater harvesting and integrated development of agri-horti-livestock-cum-pisciculture in high altitudes for livelihood of Tribal farmers Anup Das, G C Munda, N S Azad Thakur, R K Yadav, P K Ghosh, S V Ngachan, K M Bujarbaruah, B Lal S K Das, B K Mahapatra, M Islam and K K Dutta Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences, 84 (5): 643–9.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research paper Effect of organics and inorganics on productivity and uptake of nutrients in rice (Oryza sativa)-toria (Brassica campestris) cropping system 2008 G.C. Munda, Mokidul Islam and B.B. Panda Indian Journal of Agronomy 53(2):1- 5
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research paper Establishment methods and weed management effects on productivity and soil fertility in wetland rice (Oryza sativa L) 2015 Mokidul Islam and D.C. Kalita Journal of the Indian Society of Soil Science, 63(3): 339-346.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research paper Studies on root phenology, productivity and economics of wetland rice (Oryza sativa L.) as influenced by establishment methods and weed management practices 2016 Mokidul Islam and D.C. Kalita Indian Journal of Agricultural Research, 50(4):358-361
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research paper Effect of IPNS on productivity, profitability and economic feasibility of maize based cropping system on farmers’ field 2007 GC Munda Mokidul Islam and DP Patel Indian Journal of Agricultural Research 41(3): 200-204.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research paper Enhancing Rice (Oryza sativa) Productivity through Demonstrations of SRI Method of Cultivation in Mid-Altitude Region of Indo-Himalayan Belt of Sikkim 2014 A. K. Mohanty, M. Islam, G.A.K. Kumar and A. Kumar Indian Research Journal of Extension Education, 14 (3):88-92.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research Paper Impact analysis of climate resilient practices under NICRA project in Ri Bhoi district of Meghalya. 2018 S. Medhi, M. Islam, U. Barua, M. Sarma, M. G. Das, E. C. Syiemlieh, P. Bordoloi & B. Mukhim. Economic Affairs 63(3): 653-664
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research Paper Correlating growth, yield and adoption of urdbean technologies 2011 Mokidul Islam, A.K. Mohanty and Sanjay Kumar Indian Research Journal of Extension Education, 11 (2):20-24.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research Paper Agro-input management for economic performance of wetland rice cultivation. 2012 Mokidul Islam and D.C.Kalita Crop Research - An International Journal 44(1&2): 5-10.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research Paper Production potential of rice-toria cropping sequence through IPNS on farmers’ field of Meghalaya. 2006 G. C. Munda and Mokidul Islam Crop Research - An International Journal 32(2): 137-140.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research Paper Performance of rice (Oryza sativa L.) – rapeseed (Brassica campestris L.) cropping sequence under system based nutrient management 2008 G. C. Munda, Mokidul Islam, B. B. Panda and D. P. Patel Oryza 41(1):36-39
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research Paper Performance of Cultivars and Tillage Methods on Growth, Yield and Economics of Lentil Under Rice-Lentil System in Garo Hills, Meghalaya 2019 Tanmay Samajdar, N Arunkumar Singh, Mokidul Islam, Tarunkr Das and Sagarika Borah Journal of Krishi Vigyan 7(2):178-183.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research Paper Productivity and Economic Performance of Sali Rice under System of Rice Intensification and Integrated Crop Management as Influenced by Weed Management Practices 2014 M. Islam, L.K.Nath, A. Das and T. Samajdar Indian Journal of Hill Farming 27(1):184-192.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research Paper Agro-Economic analysis of wetland rice cultivation in West Garo Hills district of Meghalaya, India. 2014 M. Mokidul Islam, and D.C. Kalita Agricultural Science Digest, 34 (3) : 215 – 218.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research Paper Integrated nutrient management approach for enhancing productivity and economics of maize (zea mays l.) – toria (Brassica campestris l.) Cropping system. 2011 G.C. Munda, Mokidul Islam and L.K. Nath Agricultural Science Digest, 31(3):188-192.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research Paper Traditional farming system: a case study of Garo tribe in West Garo Hills district of Meghalaya, North-Eastern India 2016 Tarunkumar Das, Tanmay Samajdar, Mokidul Islam N. Arunkumar Singh and Greatush Marak International Journal of Agriculture Sciences, 8 (50): 2140-2145.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research Paper Effect of Weed Control Measures in Jute Under Terai Zone of West Bengal, India 2017 Biplab Mitra, Tanmay Samajdar and Mokidul Islam Environment & Ecology 35 (1), 84—87.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research Paper An assessment of the validity of medium range weather forecasting at the sub-tropical plain zones of Manipur 2008 B.B. Panda, S.V. Ngachan, P.T. Sharma and Mokidul Islam International Journal of Tropical Agriculture 26(1-2): 143-145
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research Paper Integrated nutrient management in rapeseed (Brassica campestris var. toria) under rainfed foothills terraced ecosystem 2008 B.B. Panda, M. Raychaudhuri and Mokidul Islam International Journal of Tropical Agriculture 26(1-2): 177-179
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research Paper Effect of Integrated Nutrient Management on Productivity of Rice (Oryza sativa L.) and Soil Fertility Status under Rainfed Condition of Meghalaya 2020 P Bordoloi and Mokidul Islam Journal of Krishi Vigyan, 9 (1) : 176-179.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research Paper Doubling Farmers’ Income through Introduction of Climate Resilient Backyard Poultry Breeds in Ri-Bhoi District of Meghalaya: A success story 2020 M. Islam . S.Medhi . B. Mukhim . S.K.Baishya Indian Journal of Hill Farming, Special Issue 2020 , Page 121-125.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research Paper Productivity and Economic Performance of Sali Rice under System of Rice Intensification and Integrated Crop Management as Influenced by Weed Management Practices. 2014 M. Islam, L.K.Nath, A. Das and T. Samajdar Indian Journal of Hill Farming 27(1):184-192.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research Paper Up Scaling of Sweet Potato Based Pig Feeding System in Hill Eco-System of Meghalaya- A Case Study 2018 S. K. Baishya, S. K. Ray, U. Barua, R. M. Bordoloi, D. J. Rajkhowa, A. K. Tripathi Indian Journal of Hill Farming. 31(2). 267-270.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research Paper Impact assessment of FLD for popularization of fingermillet in Ri-Bhoi district of Meghalaya 2023 Meghna Sarma & Mokidul Islam Journal of Agrisearch, 10(3):213-216
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research Paper Awareness and Adoption of climate Resilient Horticulture Technologies by Farmers in RiBhoi Districtof Meghalaya. 2023 Utpal Barua, Mokidul Islam and Samir Medhi International Journal of Economic Plants, 10(4):256-262.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research Paper Assessment of growth, yield attributes and economics of king chilli grown under protected condition in midhills of Meghalaya. 2023 Utpal Barua and Mokidul Islam Eco.Env. & Cons. 29 (November suppl. Issue):S358-S363
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research Paper Channa aristonei:A New Species of Snakehead (Teleostei: Channidae) from East Khasi Hills, Meghalaya, Northeastern India 2020 Jayasimhan Praveenraj, Tejas Thackeray, Sadokpam Gojendro Singh, Arumugam Uma, N. Moulitharan, and Bankit K. Mukhim Copeia 108(4), 938-947
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research Paper Productivity Enhancement of Maize (Zea mays) through Liming under Rain Fed Condition of Northeast India 2020 Popiha Bordoloi International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences,ISSN: 2319-7706 Special Issue-11 pp. 2875-2881
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Policy paper Strategy document on doubling Farmers income in Meghalaya by 2022 2017 Bidyut C. Deka, M. Mokidul Islam, A.K. Singha and R. Suchiang Published by ICAR- Agricultural Technology Application Research Institute, Umiam, Umroi Road, 2017. Pp 1-47.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Strategy paper Technological approaches to Mitigate the Demand and Supply of Food Grains in Ri-Bhoi District of Meghalaya by 2030 2022 Mokidul Islam, Transient-2021-22/ ISSN —2250-0650
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Training mannual Productivity enhancement technology of agriculture and allied sector in Ri-Bhoi district of Meghalaya 2016 Mokidul Islam, Utpal Barua, Meghna Sarma, Mousumi G. Das, Eliza C. Syiemlieh, A.K. Tripathi, Sharmila Rai, Genialda Nongtdu, B.U. Choudhury and P. Bordoloi KVK, Ri-Bhoi, ICAR RC for NEH Region, Umiam, Meghalaya ,pp1-104.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Training mannual Aquaculture Worker 2018 Bankitkupar Mukhim & Mokidul Islam KVK Ri-Bhoi sponsored by ASCI, New Delhi. Pp. 1-33
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Training mannual Skill Development of Mushroom Grower- Small Entrepreneur 2017 Mousumi G. Das, Mokidul Islam, Eliza C. Syiemlieh KVK Ri Bhoi ICAR RC for NEH Region, Umiam, Meghalaya; Pp 1-49
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Training mannual Skill Development of Floriculturist- Protected Cultivation 2017 Utpal Barua, Mokidul Islam KVK Ri Bhoi ICAR RC for NEH Region, Umiam, Meghalaya; Pp 1-59
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Training mannual Technologies for Enhancing Productivity of Pulses and Oilseed crops in NEH Region 2018 D Parisa, Mokidul Islam, AK Singha, A.K Singh, Daegal A. Massar and Nambriboi Training Manual Published by Director, ICAR-ATARI Zone-VII Umiam. Pp 1-30
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Training mannual Scientific Management of Major Crops in Garo Hills of Meghalaya. 2012 Mokidul Islam, L. K. Nath, Tanmay Samajdar, Anup Das, G.C. Munda, S.V. Ngachan and Amit Das KVK, ICAR. Tura, West Garo Hills, Meghalaya. NAIP Component-III, pp 1-26.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research bulletins/extension bulletins Landuse Land Cover Change Detection, Soil Health Assessment and Socio-economy in Northeast India: A Remote Sensing and GIS Approach 2014 B.U.Choudhury, Pratibha T. Das, S.V.Ngachan, Mokidul Islam, Anup Das, B.C.Verma, K.P.Mohapatra, L. Nongkhlaw, Syed B. Islam and G.C.Munda Research Bulletin No.7 (NAIP-III, SRLS). The Director, ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region , Umiam, Meghalaya. pp 1-53. ISBN: 13-978-81-920769-7-3.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research bulletins/extension bulletins Enhancing Lentil production for nutritional security and sustainable rice-based production system in Garo Hills districts of Meghalaya under NFSM-Pulses project 2016 T. Samajdar, Mokidul Islam, T.K. Das, N.A.K Singh and Rashmi Hajong The Director, ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region, Umiam, Meghalaya. pp.1-34.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research bulletins/extension bulletins Success Stories on Technology Demonstrations in Ri –Bhoi District of Meghalaya 2017 Mokidul Islam, Utpal Barua, Meghna Sarma, Mousumi G. Das, Eliza C. Syiemlieh, Sharmila Rai, Genialda Nongtdu, P. Bordoloi and A. K. Tripathi Technical Bulletin Published KVK Ri-Bhoi Pp.1-51.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research bulletins/extension bulletins Climate Smart Agriculture: Impact Assessment Of Technology Demonstrated Under NICRA Project In Ri-Bhoi District Of Meghalaya 2018 Mokidul Islam, Samir Medhi, Utpal Barua, Meghna Sarma, Mousumi G. Das, Eliza C. Syiemlieh, Popiha Bordoloi, Bankitkupar Mukhim, Jessica Dohtdong & T. Samajda Technical bulletin, Published by Head, KVK Ri-Bhoi sponsored by NICRA. Pp. 1-27.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research bulletins/extension bulletins Agro biodiversity: conservation and legislation to protect farmers’ rights(Bilingual) 2018 Utpal Barua, Mokidul Islam, AK Misra and Jessica Dohtdong Technical Bulletin Published KVK Ri-Bhoi . 1-35.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research bulletins/extension bulletins Production to Processing of Ginger and Turmeric in Ri-Bhoi district of Meghalaya 2017 Utpal Barua, Mokidul Islam and Jessica D Technical Bulletin Published KVK Ri-Bhoi Pp.1-38.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research bulletins/extension bulletins Innovative technology of oyster mushroom cultivation & Value Addition in Ri Bhoi district of Meghalaya (English & Khasi) 2018 Jessica Dohtdong, Mokidul Islam, Samir Medhi, Mousumi G. Das & Eliza C. Syiemlieh Technical Bulletin Published by Head, KVK Ri-Bhoi sponsored by NICRA.pp. 1-27.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research bulletins/extension bulletins Protection of plant varieties and farmers rights- a perspective of Ribhoi district of Meghalaya 2017 Utpal Barua, Mokidul Islam, G Nongtdu & AK Tripathi Technical Bulletin Published by KVK Ri-Bhoi. Pp.1-36.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research bulletins/extension bulletins Conservation of Agricultural biodiversity for sustainability: farmer’s perspective (Bilangual) 2018 AK Misra, Harish GD, S. Hajong, Utpal Barua, Mokidul Islam, and J Dohtdong Technical Bulletin Published KVK Ri-Bhoi . pp 1-4.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Research bulletins/extension bulletins Glimpses of Awareness programme on Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana2016 in North Eastern India 2016 Bagish Kumar, AK Singha, R Bordoloi, PC Jat and Mokidul Islam Technical Bulletin Published ICAR-ATARI & KVK Ri-Bhoi . pp.1-82.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Popular article Transfer of Technology in Hill Agriculture. 2016 Tanmay Samajdar, Mokidul Islam,Tarun Kr Das Transient-A Journal of Natural Sciences and Allied Subjects 5:115-125.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Popular article Prospects of Quality Protein Maize (QPM) Production for Food and Nutritional Security-An Overview 2017 Mokidul Islam Transient - A Journal of Natural Sciences and Allied Subjects,. 6:64—80
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Popular article Status and technologies suitable for enhancing productivity of oilseed crops in North Eastern Hills Region. 2018 Mokidul Islam Transient-A Journal of Natural Sciences and Allied Subjects 8:75-82. ISSN: 2250-0650.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Popular article Performance of frontline demonstration on kharif rice (Oryza sativa L) in Garo Hills, Meghalaya 2018 Mokidul Islam and Samajdar Tanmay Agricultural Extension Journal, 1 (2),:59-63. www.aextj.com
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Popular article Better yield of paddy through staggered transplanting using variety Gitesh. 2019 N Arunkumar Singh and Mokidul Islam CAU Farm Magazine, April- June 2019 Vol. 9 No 2, pp. 6-7.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Popular article Doubling Farmers Income through popularization of Climate Resilient Backyard poultry breeds in Ri-Bhoi district of Meghalaya- A success story 2019 Mokidul Islam, Samir Medhi and Bankitkupar Mukhim CAU Farm Magazine , April- June 2019 Vol. 9 No 2, pp. 36-37.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Popular article Doubling farmers income in Madan Nonglakhiat village of Ri Bhoi district, Meghalaya 2021 M. Islam, U. Barua, M.G. Das, B. Mukhim, S., Medhi, E. Syiemlieh and J. Dohtdong Intensive Agriculture. 55(1):14-17.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Popular article Oyster Mushroom Cultivation: A Profitable Enterprise 2022 Mousumi G Das and Mokidul Islam Intensive Agriculture, 56(1):26-28.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Popular article Women empowerment through innovative micro integrated farming system model 2022 M. Islam, S., Medhi, U. Barua, and B. Mukhim epaper.thessangaiexpress.com. dtd 16/2/22 page 4.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Popular article Plant Response to temperature in various crop growth stages 2023 Meghna Sarma, Gayatri Kumari and Mokidul Islam The Agriculture: A Monthly Peer Reviewed Magazine for Agriculture and Allied Sciences, 2(11):97-101
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Popular article Area and Distribution of Problem Soils in India 2023 Meghna Sarma and Mokidul Islam The Agriculture: A Monthly Peer Reviewed Magazine for Agriculture and Allied Sciences, 3(3):139-141
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Popular article Vermicomposting for sustainable agriculture 2023 Meghna Sarma and Mokidul Islam The Agriculture: A Monthly Peer Reviewed Magazine for Agriculture and Allied Sciences, 3(2):421-424
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Popular article Types of Maize and its production technology 2023 Meghna Sarma and Gaytri Kumari The Agriculture: A Monthly Peer Reviewed Magazine for Agriculture and Allied Sciences, 2(1):6-9
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Success story Success story on SRI paddy Zero tillage greengram (var. Samrat) in Garo Hills of Meghalaya. 2015 Mokidul Islam, Tarun Kr Das, Tanmay Samajdar, & N. Arun Kr Singh http://www.kiran.nic.in/ SRIpaddy-Zero_tillagegreengram.html
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Success story Round the year vegetable cultivation in protected condition 2017 Mokidul Islam, Utpal Barua and Jessica http://www.kiran.nic.in/ pdf/news/2017/SS_YVCPC-2017.pdf.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Success story Cluster Based Scientific Pig Rearing Model for Tribal Farmers of Meghalaya: A Success Story 2021 A. A. P. Milton , Samir Das, Sandeep Ghatak , S. Deori1 , G. Kadirvel , M. Islam , Bankit Mukhim , K. Puro , Arnab Sen , Meena Das , Yearbok Marwein , Ibanylla Swer , Aniruddha Roy , S. Rajkhowa , Sunil Kumar , Keshab Barman , S. Banik and R. Laha Biotica Research Today, 3(3): 129-131
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Success story Doubling Farmers Income through Protected cultivation of vegetables 2017 Utpal Barua & Mokidul Islam Director ICAR-ATARI Zone VII. Success story.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Success story Success Stories on Technology Demonstrations in Ri –Bhoi District of Meghalaya 2017 Mokidul Islam, Utpal Barua, Meghna Sarma, Mousumi G. Das, Eliza C. Syiemlieh, Sharmila Rai, Genialda Nongtdu, P. Bordoloi and A. K. Tripathi KVK Ri-Bhoi Pp.1-51.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Success story Bamboo based drip irrigation for production of fruit crop 2018 Utpal Barua & Mokidul Islam Published in Genesis Dynamics of Farm Innovation by Director ICAR- ATARI-VII- Innovative technology.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Success story Onion Variety Arka Bheem Changing Fortune of Farm Women in Ri-Bhoi District, Meghalaya 2022 Utpal Barua1, Mokidul Islam1, G. A. Atheequlla and B. Balakrishna Atheequlla G.A., Balakrishna, H.S. Yogeesha, Rashmi N and Amrutha A. Success Stories of ICARIIHR Interventions in NEH Region towards Livelihood Security, Technical Bulletin Series No: TB-20/2022pp5-8; .ICAR-IIHR, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Success story Income Enhancement through Cultivation of Garden Pea In Ginger Fallow By Farmers Of Ri-Bhoi District, Meghalaya 2022 Utpal Barua1, Mokidul Islam1, G. A. Atheequlla and B. Balakrishna Atheequlla G.A., Balakrishna, H.S. Yogeesha, Rashmi N and Amrutha A. Success Stories of ICARIIHR Interventions in NEH Region towards Livelihood Security, Technical Bulletin Series No: TB-20/2022 pp 9-11; .ICAR-IIHR, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Success story Yard Long Bean Variety Arka Mangala Enhanced Farm Income of Women Farmers in Ri-Bhoi District, Meghalaya 2022 Utpal Barua1, Mokidul Islam1, G. A. Atheequlla and B. Balakrishna Atheequlla G.A., Balakrishna, H.S. Yogeesha, Rashmi N and Amrutha A. Success Stories of ICARIIHR Interventions in NEH Region towards Livelihood Security, Technical Bulletin Series No: TB-20/2022 pp 12-14; .ICAR-IIHR, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Broccoli cultivation-package of practices for obtaining higher productivity 2012 Utpal Barua and Rajumoni Bordoloi KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Package of practices for cultivation of colocasia 2013 Utpal Barua and Rajumoni Bordoloi KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Production technology of gerbera under low cost polyhouse 2013 Utpal Barua and Rajumoni Bordoloi KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Guava cultivation-package of practices for higher production 2013 Utpal Barua and Rajumoni Bordoloi KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Khasi mandarin cultivation-package of practices for higher production 2011 Utpal Barua and Rajumoni Bordoloi KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Nursery management – a key for success in vegetable production 2013 Utpal Barua and Rajumoni Bordoloi KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Peach cultivation-package of practices for higher production 2010 Utpal Barua and Rajumoni Bordoloi KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Package of practices for cultivation of sweet potato 2011 Utpal Barua and Rajumoni Bordoloi KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Package of practices for cultivation of turmeric 2014 Utpal Barua and Rajumoni Bordoloi KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Processing of turmeric 2014 Utpal Barua and Rajumoni Bordoloi KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Cultivating vegetable under polyhouse 2013 Utpal Barua and Rajumoni Bordoloi KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Elephant foot yam- package of practices for obtaining higher productivity 2012 Utpal Barua and Rajumoni Bordoloi KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders French bean cultivation – Package of practices for obtaining higher productivit 2012 Utpal Barua and Rajumoni Bordoloi KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Bhindi – Package of practices for obtaining higher productivity 2013 Utpal Barua and Rajumoni Bordoloi. KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Krishi Vigyan Kendra Ri -Bhoi at a Glance (Khasi & Eng) 2016 Mokidul Islam, J. Dohtdong, U. Barua, , M. G. Gohain, E. C. Syiemlieh, P. Bordaloi, B. Mukhim, P. Jana, A.L. War KVK RiBhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Pradhan Mantri Fasal Beema Yojana (Khasi & English) 2016 Mokidul Islam, J. Dohtdong, U. Barua, , M. G. Gohain, E. C. Syiemlieh, P. Bordaloi, B. Mukhim, P. Jana, A.L. War KVK Ri Bhoi.
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Rural composting in hilly ecosystem- an eco-friendly disposal of bio-degradable wastes and restoration of soil health for sustaining crop productivity 2016 B.U. Choudhury, Moirangthem, P., B.C Verma., Mokidul Islam, M., Kumar, Savita, Saikia, P. and S.Hazarika Director, ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region, Umiam, Meghalaya
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders In-situ soil moisture conservation though soil physical modification 2016 B.U Choudhury, Moirangthem, P., D Bswas, Mokidul, Islam, B.C Verm, S. Hazarika, M Zafar, Krishnappa R, Savita, and M Kumar Director, ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region, Umiam, Meghalaya
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Integrated Duck cum Fish farming system (Khasi) 2013-14 Santosh Baishya, Arun Sharma, Sharmila Rai, A.K.Tripathi, Genialda Nongtdu, Pynshaitbor Jana KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Integrated Goat cum Fish farming system 2013-14 Dr. Santosh Baishya Mr. Arun Sharma Dr. Sharmila Rai Dr. A.K.Tripathi Ms. Genialda Nongtdu Mr. Pynshaitbor Jana KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Integrated Pig cum Fish farming system (Khasi) 2013-14 Dr. Santosh Baishya Mr. Arun Sharma Dr. Sharmila Rai Dr. A.K.Tripathi Ms. Genialda Nongtdu Mr. Pynshaitbor Jana KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Package and practice of Blackgram 2013-14 Meghna Sarma, Swaroop Sharma, A.K.Tripathi, Genialda Nongtdu KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Rearing of Carp fry (Khasi) 2013-14 Arun Kumar, KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Management of Blast Disease of Rice (Magnaportha grisea) 2013-14 M.G.Das, A.K.Tripathi. Swaroop Sharma KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Scientific management of goats (English & Khasi) 2015-16 Santosh Baishya,Sharmila Rai, A.K.Tripathi, Genialda Nongtdu,. Pynshaitbor Jana KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Integrated paddy cum fish culture (English & Khasi) 2015-16 Santosh Baishya, Arun Sharma, Sharmila Rai, A.K.Tripathi,Genialda Nongtdu,Pynshaitbor Jana KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Aqua-Rice Integrated Farming System -A Sustainable Farming for Enhancing Farmers Income (Bilingual) 2023 Bankitkupar Mukhim, M.M Islam, Moloy Sarmah Baruah & Elgiva Wanshnong KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Natural farming: A way towards sustainable agriculture (Bilingual) 2023 Meghna Sarma, Elgiva Wanshnong, M.M. Islam & Moloy Sarmah Baruah KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Backyard Nutritional Gardening: A Success Story 2023 Eliza C Syiemlieh and M. M. Islam KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Leaflet /Folders Soil Health Card (SHC): A Boon for Enhancing Soil Productivity 2023 Popiha Bordoloi, M.M. Islam, Moloy Sarmah Baruah and Elgiva Wanshnong KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Newsletters KVK Ri-Bhoi Newsletter, April –September 2016. Vol. III Issue 1. pp. 1-8. 2016 Editor: M. Mokidul Islam, compiled by: Smt Jessica Dohtdong, Shri Pynshaitbor Jana, content contributed by U. Barua, M. Sharma, M.G. Gohain, E. C. Syiemlieh,P. Bordaloi, B. Mukhim, A.L. War. KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Newsletters Newsletter, October 2016 – March 2017. Vol. III Issue 2. pp. 1-10. 2017 Editor: M. Mokidul Islam, compiled by: Smt Jessica Dohtdong, Shri Pynshaitbor Jana, content contributed by U. Barua, M. Sharma, M.G. Gohain, E. C. Syiemlieh, P. Bordaloi, B. Mukhim, A.L. War. KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Newsletters Newsletter, April –September 2017. Vol. IV Issue 1, pp. 1-8. 2017 Editor: M. Mokidul Islam, compiled by: Smt Jessica Dohtdong, Shri Pynshaitbor Jana, content contributed by U. Barua, M. Sharma, M.G. Gohain, E. C. Syiemlieh,P. Bordaloi, B. Mukhim, A.L. War. KVK Ri-Bhoi
Meghalaya Ri-Bhoi Newsletters Newsletter, , October 2017 –March 2018, Vol. IV Issued 1 & 2. pp. 1-12. 2018 Editor: M. Mokidul Islam, compiled by: Smt Jessica Dohtdong, Shri Pynshaitbor Jana, content contributed by U. Barua, M.G. Gohain, E. C. Syiemlieh, P. Bordaloi, B. Mukhim, A.L. War KVK Ri-Bhoi
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