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ICAR JSS Krishi Vigyan Kendra since 30 years

Mysore District (Kannada: ಮೈಸೂರು ಜಿಲ್ಲೆ) has as its jurisdiction with eight taluks. Mysore district has two agro-ecological zones, Southern Dry Zone (Zone 6) and Southern Transition Zone (Zone 7). The district receives an average annual rainfall of 782 mm. The geographical area of the district is 6.76 lakh ha of which 3.84 lakh ha is arable land, characterized by sandy red soil and shallow black soils. During this period the ICAR JSS Krishi Vigyan Kendra, has conducted more than 100 on farm trials, 300 frontline demonstrations, 1500 trainings and extension activities, production inputs at site, soil and water testing etc., being carried out.

KVK plays important role in sourcing knowledge and technology options from the indigenous knowledge base and from research institutions. The options are then subjected to trials ascertain their appropriateness and location specially before popularizing farmers. The subject matter specialists of the KVK guide the farmers in evaluating the technology suitably. The KVK has assessed and recommended with suitable modifications, various technologies such as new varieties of major crops, soil health and nutrition management practices, pest and disease management, value addition and drudgery reduction including Livestock management.

Sl. No. Crop/Enterprise Assessment
1 Paddy
  • Varietal Assessment
  • Sowing bed preparation
  • Suitable variety for saline soils
  • Management of wireworm
  • Management of stem borer and leaf roller by biological method
  • Blast managemnt
  • Integrated crop management - Scilica, saline variety
  • Assessment of daesi varieties
2 Banana
  • Varetial introduction
  • Split application of P by VAM & PSB
  • Intercrop management
  • Higher yield by Natural Resource Management (NRM)
  • Increase of bunch weight in -Yellakki variety
  • Management of Ranjaka in Yellakki variety
  • Ethyline mediated ripening technology in banana
3 Cotton
  • Introduction of early hybrid DHH 11
  • Soil moisture conservation and foliar nutrition for optimum development of cotton
  • Zinc and boron nutrition in cotton
  • Yield maximization in Bt cotton through increased nutrient use efficiency
  • Management of Stem weevil in Cotton
4 Groundnut
  • Planting geometry in groundnut
  • Assessment of varietal trail on Groundnut ICGV 91114
  • Zinc and boron nutrition in cotton
  • Assessment of groundnut var. in rainfed area (Kadri 6, ICGV 9114 & Chintamani 2)
5 Pigeon Pea
  • IPM for pod borer management
  • Yield enhancement through transplanting
6 Redgram
  • Assessment of wilt resitant, small grained, red coloured red gram var. BRG 5
7 Sesamum
  • Suitable of seasamum genotypes to paddy fallows of Mysuru district BSP 949
8 Sorghum
  • Suitability of rabi sorghum var. in black soil ( CSV 14 R)
9 Black gram
  • Varietal assessment after paddy harvesting areas
  • Assessment of weed management technologies
10 Sugarcane
  • Management of pest and diseases
  • Assessment of eco-friendly management practices of root grub in Sugarcane
11 Jasmine
  • Integrated Crop Management
12 Tuerose
  • Management of thrips in tuberose
13 Tomato
  • Management of fruit borer
14 Jowar
  • Varietal assessment in black soils
15 Mango
  • Ethylene mediated ripening technology in Mango
16 Chili
  • Assessment of chilli hybrids for zone 6
17 Green gram
  • Assessment of variety for machine harvesting
18 Ginger
  • Assessment of variety for disease management
18 Chick pea
  • Varietal assessment in Chickpea
19 Chia
  • Assessment of chia as alternative crop to cotton and ragi
20 Composting
  • Assessment of de-composting cultures in compost preparation
21 Sericulture
  • Management of Uzi fly
  • Integrated pest management
  • Management of tukra disease
  • Management of fertilizer in drip
  • Nutrient management in mulberry
22 Home Science
  • Introduction of ARTI Cooker (smokeless Chula)
  • Efficient of use of fuel
  • Improving the shelf life of vegetables (Zero energy cool chamber)
  • Value addition in tamarind and marketing
  • Value addition of ragi floor with soya powder
  • Assessment of farming systems for nutritional security to combat hidden hunger
23 Animal Science
  • Increasing milk yielding thro’ enrichment of fodder
  • Increasing the milk production in mulching animals
  • Giriraja poultry birds rearing to improve the nutritional status and as subsidiary occupation
  • Enriching the feed by urea to increase the body weight of sheep
  • Treatment of clinical mastitis in high yielding animals
  • Assessment of effective Acaricide to control Ectoparasite infestation in dairy cows

Demonstrations are organized on farmers’ fields to assess the potential of various technologies and to mobilize farmers feedback on the new technology introductions. Field days are also organized as a part of demonstrations to create a plot form for the practicing farmers to share their experiences and to popularize new technologies among the farming community. The KVK has organized over 5000 demonstrations on farmers fields in the last 30 years covering more than 2500 ha area involving all the major crops and enterprise. The demonstration have contributed, directly and indirectly to increase in the rate of technology adoption by farmers from 40 to 65 per cent.

The list of on farm trials conducted since inception are as below

Sl. No. Crop/Enterprise Demonstration
1 Fodder
  • Varietal introduciton
  • Integrated Nutrient Management
  • Integrated Crop Management
  • Demonstration of maize hybrid
2 Paddy
  • Varetial introduction hybrid varieties
  • Integrated Pest Management
  • Integrated Disease Management
  • Integrated Crop Management
  • Integrated Nutrition Management
  • Seed Production
  • SRI Method
  • Mechanization in paddy
  • Soil reclamation IR 64
  • Mechanization of paddy transplanting
3 Banana
  • Popularization of Banana Special
  • Sucker treatment & soil application of Trichoderma
  • Fusarium wilt management in banana
  • Sigatoka disease management
  • Natural Resoruce Management in Banana
  • High Density Planting in babana
  • High Density Planting in babana
  • Integrated Pest Management
  • Integrated Disease Management
  • Integrated Crop Management
  • Integrated Nutrition Management
4 Groundnut
  • Planting geometry in groundnut
  • Assessment of varietal trail on Groundnut ICGV 91114
  • Zinc and boron nutrition in cotton
  • Assessment of groundnut var. in rainfed area (Kadri 6, ICGV 9114 & Chintamani 2)
5 Pigeon Pea
  • IPM for pod borer management
  • Yield enhancement through transplanting
6 Redgram
  • Assessment of wilt resitant, small grained, red coloured red gram var. BRG 5
7 Sesamum
  • Suitable of seasamum genotypes to paddy fallows of Mysuru district BSP 949
8 Sorghum
  • Suitability of rabi sorghum var. in black soil ( CSV 14 R)
9 Black gram
  • Varietal assessment after paddy harvesting areas
  • Assessment of weed management technologies
10 Sugarcane
  • Management of pest and diseases
  • Assessment of eco-friendly management practices of root grub in Sugarcane
11 Jasmine
  • Integrated Crop Management
12 Tuerose
  • Management of thrips in tuberose
13 Tomato
  • Management of fruit borer
14 Jowar
  • Varietal assessment in black soils
15 Mango
  • Ethylene mediated ripening technology in Mango
16 Chili
  • Assessment of chilli hybrids for zone 6
17 Green gram
  • Assessment of variety for machine harvesting
18 Ginger
  • Assessment of variety for disease management
18 Chick pea
  • Varietal assessment in Chickpea
19 Chia
  • Assessment of chia as alternative crop to cotton and ragi
20 Composting
  • Assessment of de-composting cultures in compost preparation
21 Sericulture
  • Management of Uzi fly
  • Integrated pest management
  • Management of tukra disease
  • Management of fertilizer in drip
  • Nutrient management in mulberry
22 Home Science
  • Introduction of ARTI Cooker (smokeless Chula)
  • Efficient of use of fuel
  • Improving the shelf life of vegetables (Zero energy cool chamber)
  • Value addition in tamarind and marketing
  • Value addition of ragi floor with soya powder
  • Assessment of farming systems for nutritional security to combat hidden hunger
23 Animal Science
  • Increasing milk yielding thro’ enrichment of fodder
  • Increasing the milk production in mulching animals
  • Giriraja poultry birds rearing to improve the nutritional status and as subsidiary occupation
  • Enriching the feed by urea to increase the body weight of sheep
  • Treatment of clinical mastitis in high yielding animals
  • Assessment of effective Acaricide to control Ectoparasite infestation in dairy cows

ICAR JSS KVK has well equipped training hall and a hostel to accomodate about 100 farmers at a time. Since inception more than 2000 trainining programme have been organized in on and off campus. Apart from this vocational, sponsored and extension training programme were also conducted.

The list of training programmes conducted since inception are as below

Sl. No. Training Courses Male Female SC/ST-Male SC/ST-Female
1 Farmer/FarmWomen- On Campus 980 15919 2635 7013 1438
2 Farmer/FarmWomen-Off Campus 429 7709 2221 3085 1067
3 Rural Youth/Vocational 127 1629 307 1024 299
4 Sponsored 411 7392 1118 5181 1245
5 Extension Personnel 61 831 196 436 113

JSSKVK has touch with more than 100000 farmers/farmwomen providing advisories, celebration of important days, method demos and various extension activities

The list of extension programmes conducted since inception are as below

Sl. No. Programme Name Numbers
1 Advisory over phone 35560
2 Agriculture quiz 22
3 Animal treated 1882
4 Diagsostic visit 1651
5 Ex-Traineees Samelan 6
6 Farmers Campaign 43
7 Farmers visit to KVK 53318
8 Field days 68
9 Kisan Ghosti 6
9 Krishimela 10
10 Literature 194
11 Method demonstration 396
12 Mobile agri clinic 20
13 KVK in News paper 290
14 KVK in News paper 290
15 Radio Talk 84
16 SHG Discussion 78
17 Soil Health Campaign 29
18 TV Talks 32
19 Video Show 42
20 Workshop 16
21 Issue of SHC 4195

Demo plots are a common feature of agriculture extension interventions. Demos are also common with other practitioners because they provide a platform to introduce new ideas and allow farmers to experience innovative practices first hand. KVK has more than 10 demo units to cater the needs of farmers

Sl. No. Year Nursery (Nos) Seed Production (q) Banana Special (kg) Vegetable Special (kg) Tricho cards (Nos) Vermicompost (kg)
1 2003-04 10833 0 - - - -
2 2004-05 8731 203.75 - - - -
3 2005-06 7517 964.46 - - 2850 -
4 2006-07 2710 264 - - 1027 -
5 2007-08 5403 258.9 - - 1917 -
6 2008-09 19140 171.29 - - - -
7 2009-10 8071 165 - - 720 -
8 2010-11 0 547 - - 1066 -
9 2011-12 27980 284 - - 794 -
10 2012-13 224981 69 2325 - 2236 15185
11 2013-14 105711 1208 2889 380 1382 9575
12 2015-16 39255 511 2889 1332 727 8733
13 2016-17 132783 262.5 7053 1425 292 15940
14 2017-18 287024 665 8165 2869 940 13842
15 2018-19 317188 877 10250 3976 1200 8445
16 2018-19 29381 347 8652 2850 381 2587

Contact Us

The Senior Scientist and Head

ICAR JSS Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Suttur-571 129
Nanjangud Taluk, Mysuru District, Karnataka
Email : jsskvk@gmail.com | URL : icarjsskvk.org

Host Organization

The President

JSS Mahavidaypeetha, Jagadguru Dr. Sri. Shivarathri Rajendra Circle
Mysuru 570 004, Karnataka
Email : jss@jssonline.org | URL : jssonline.org

Sponsored Organization

The Director

ICAR Agricultural Technology Application Research Institute
Zone-XI, MRS, H.A. Farm Post, Hebbal, Bengaluru - 24.
Email : zpd8bangalore@gmail.com | URL :ataribengaluru.org
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