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Agricultural Economics The Department of Agricultural Economics is actively engaged in imparting education, undertaking research, and extension activities. The department offers courses in field of agricultural economics for UG, PG, and Ph.D. students, equipping them with strong analytical and applied skills. It focuses on diverse research areas including impact assessment of agricultural technologies, resource use

Genetics & Plant Breeding The Department of Genetics and Plant Breeding offers various courses at undergraduate (U.G.), post graduate (P.G.), and Ph.D. levels. The department is well-equipped with state of art laboratories for Plant Genetic Resources, molecular biology, cytogenetics and seed technology, supporting advanced studies and research. Additionally, the department has specialized facilities such as

Agricultural Engineering RLBCAU Agricultural Engineering Agricultural engineering is a branch of engineering that focuses on the design, development, and implementation of technologies and systems to enhance agricultural practices. It combines principles from mechanical, civil, and biological engineering to address challenges related to crop production, soil management, irrigation, and machinery. Agricultural engineers work on a variety

Entomology The department offers resident instruction program for Under Graduate (UG) and Post Graduate (PG) and Ph. D students in Entomology. The department is imparting quality education in Apiculture, Biological control, Integrated Pest Management, Economic entomology, Host plant resistance, Toxicology, Acarology, etc. Currently department is emphasizing on research in Apiculture, Anthecology, validation and fine tuning

Soil Science The Department of Soil Science is offering various courses at under graduate (U.G.), post graduate (P.G.) and Ph.D. level to train the human resources for pursuing advanced research in Soil Science. It is contributing to strengthen the fundamental knowledge about efficient use of soil and natural resources and taking measures for the improvement

Agricultural Biochemistry Agricultural biochemistry explores the chemical processes and substances that underpin crop and soil health, and their impact on agricultural productivity. This field delves into the biochemical interactions within plants, including the synthesis of essential nutrients, secondary metabolites, and hormones that influence growth and resistance to pests and diseases. By understanding these biochemical processes,

Agronomy & Agrometeorology Agronomy and agrometeorology are closely related disciplines that collectively enhance our understanding of crop production and environmental interactions. Agronomy focuses on the science of crop management and soil health, aiming to optimize agricultural productivity through techniques such as soil fertility management, crop rotation, and pest control. Agronomists work to develop and apply