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PPSC Agriculture Development Officer Recruitment (ADO)2020- Exam Date, Exam Pattern, SyllabusPPSC Agriculture Development Officer Recruitment (ADO)2020- Exam Date, Exam Pattern, Syllabus

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Exam Date Examination Date and Day : Sunday , 08 March 2020 Last date for filling Online Application Form: 20 Feb. 2020 Last date for depositing Online Application Fee: 27

Pant Science JRF Solved paper 2017 (5th)Pant Science JRF Solved paper 2017 (5th)

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Pant Science JRF Solved paper 2017 (4th)Pant Science JRF Solved paper 2017 (4th)

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Plant Science ICAR-JRF Solved Paper 2017 (3rd)Plant Science ICAR-JRF Solved Paper 2017 (3rd)

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Plant Science ICAR-JRF Solved Paper 2017 (2nd)Plant Science ICAR-JRF Solved Paper 2017 (2nd)

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Plant Science ICAR-JRF Solved Paper 2017 (1st)Plant Science ICAR-JRF Solved Paper 2017 (1st)

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Kribhco Solved Paper 2019Kribhco Solved Paper 2019

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Management of gundhi (harmful green algae)in paddy field by karada (Cleistanthus collinus) leavesManagement of gundhi (harmful green algae)in paddy field by karada (Cleistanthus collinus) leaves

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Gundhi (Chard) which occurs in kharif paddy fields in stagnant water, can be controlled by broadcasting 50-100 kg freshly plucked karada leaves in August. The algae consumes oxygen from water

Control of gall fly (Pachydiplosis oryzae) in riceControl of gall fly (Pachydiplosis oryzae) in rice

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Gall fly (Pachydiplosis oryzae) is very harmful to rice crop. It damages whole crop of rice. Farmers of Tamar block of Ranchi district in Jharkhand use parso or persu (Cleistanthus

Control of caseworm (Nymphula depunctatis)
in rice by leaves of parasi and SaliControl of caseworm (Nymphula depunctatis)
in rice by leaves of parasi and Sali

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Caseworms are very common in the area of Khaspokharia village West Singhbhum district, Jharkhand. Fresh leaves of parasi (Cleistanthus collinus) and sali (Boswellia serrata) are spread on the insect-infested field