1. Name of the officer In charge (AICRP Sorghum): 2. Associated Scientists (AICRP Sorghum) and their discipline:

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1 Centre: Gulbarga 1. Name of the officer In charge (AICRP Sorghum): 2. Associated Scientists (AICRP Sorghum) and their discipline: Dr. G. Girish (Plant Breeder ) DR. D.H. Patil (Agronomist) 2. Associated Scientists from state project: 3. Annual budget (Rs): 31,62,000/ 4. Any other financial support: Dr. S. K. Jayalakshmi (Plant Pathologist ) 1. Promotion of integrated farming system 6 lakhs (2) 2. BARC 1.2 lakh 3. RKVY 12 lakh

2 Staff changes during the year Retired - Transferred (Dr. Manjunath, Agronomist ) New recruits (Dr. D.H. Patil, Agronomist)

3 Major thrust at the centre 1.Evaluation and development of superior varieties for grain and fodder yield suited to deep and medium soil situations. 2. Collection, conservation and utilization of rabi sorghum genetic resources. 3. Screening and identification of resistant / tolerant sources and cost effective management practices for major pests and diseases of sorghum. 4. Development of cost effective adoptable agronomic management practices for higher grain and fodder yield

4 TABLE 1: Rain fall (mm) received during 2014 & 2015 at ARS, Gulbarga Months Average Rainfall Rainfall Rainy (mm) days Rainfall(mm) Rainy days January February March April May June July August September October November December Total

5 Seasonal information Rainfall Area covered Kharif 380.8mm (May to August ) 0.9 lakh ha Rabi 219.6mm (September to December ) 4.93 lakh ha Total production 1.46 lakhtonnes 4.78 lakhtonnes Total rainfall: 600 mm RF against normal mm

6 Trials conducted Discipline No. of AICRP sorghum trials allocated No. of station trials No. of trials successfully conducted Shortfall PlantBreeding 4 AICRP 16 Agronomy 3 AICRP 1 Pl. Pathology 3 AICRP 1 4 AICRP + 16 station trial 3 AICRP + 1 station trial 3 AICRP +1 Station trial Nil Nil Nil Physiology 1 AICRP 1 AICRP Nil

7 Major achievements during Discipline: i Plant Breeding, On Farm Ti Trial Target Achievement Specific features High grain, Protein & 1. High grain & fodder yield than M 35-1 Tolerant to charcaol rot 2. Grain & roti quality better than M 35-1 in deep soil situation of GS High protein content than M-35-1 Hyderabad Karnataka 5. Tolerant to charcoal rot disease

8 Major achievements during Sl. No. Trial name Discipline: Plant Breeding Evaluation of Station trial No of entries Checks No. of entries superior to checks 1 IAVHT SS 19 CSV 19SS, CSH 22 SS, 5 CSH 24 SS 2 BMR 23 SPV NON BMR 27 CSH 22S 3 4 MLVT DWD 17 CSV MLHT DWD 14 CSH STS 12 M 35 1, Muguthi 7 7 MLT 12 M 35 1, Muguthi 6 8 Mother trail (10) 11 M Baby trail (10) 15 M

9 Major achievements during Sl. No Discipline: Plant Breeding Selections from F1 populations Target Achievement Shortfall Gen. Cross Trait No of SPS/ SF combination family selected F1 5 Grain and fodder 12 2 Highwax content 4 2 Earliness 5 3 Bold seeded type 10 1 Charcoal rot 2 Total 14 33

10 Major achievements during Sl. No Discipline: Plant Breeding Selections from F2 populations Target Achievement Shortfall Gen. Cross Trait No of SPS/ family SF combination selected F2 3 Earliness 17 1 Charcoal rot 26 resistant 1 Shootfly resistant 3 4 Grain and fodder

11 Major achievements during Sl. No Discipline: Plant Breeding Selections from F3 populations Target Achievement Shortfall Gen. Cross Trait No of SPS/ family SF combination selected F3 7 Grain and fodder 20 1 Earliness 1 7 Bold seeded type 34 Total 15 55

12 Sl. No Gen. Major achievements during Target Cross combination Discipline: Plant Breeding Selections from F4 populations Achievement Trait Shortfall No of SPS/ family selected F4 20 Grain and fodder 28 5 Earliness 16 2 Bold seeded dtype 5 1 Charcoal rot 45 resistance Total SF

13 Major achievements during Sl. No Discipline: Plant Breeding Selections from F5 populations Target Achievement Shortfall Gen. Cross Trait No of SPS/ SF combination family selected F5 1 Bold seeded 1 6 Grain and fodder 20 3 Charcoal rot 17 resistance Total 10 38

14 Major achievements during Discipline: Plant Breeding Selections from F6 populations Sl. No Target Achievement Shortfall Gen. Cross Trait No of SPS/ SF combination family selected F6 1 Grain and fodder 7 yield 4 Charcoal rot 26 resistance Total 5 33

15 Sl. No Major achievements during Target Discipline: Plant Breeding New crosses Achievement Shortfall Gen. Cross combination Trait No of SPS/ SF family selected F1 5 Bold seed Evaluation 5 Charcoal rot resistance next season 7 Seed texture 3 Earliness 1 Dwarf plants 1 Seed number Total 22

16 Major achievements during Sl. No Discipline: Plant Breeding Mutants evaluation Target Achievement Shortfall Gen. No of mutagen Trait No of SPS/ SF treated varieties family selected M2 M4 M4 10 Non lodging Shootfly screening 6 2 Charcoal rot 6 resistance Total 14

17 Major achievements during Discipline: Germplasm Sl. No Target Ahi Achievement Shortfall 1 Germplasm maintained Germplasm Evaluation Germplasm distributed 80 4 Germplasm registered or submitted 5 Seed production 1(PPFRV) Nucleus: M 35 1 (5 kg), (2 kg), GRS 1 (1kg), GS 23 (10 k) kg) Breeder: M 35 1 ( 4 q)

18 Sl. No Major achievements during Target 1. Evaluation of advanced Rabi sorghum genotypes to fertilizer levels Discipline: Agronomy Achievement 1) Application of 100% RDF recorded significantly higher growth and yield parameters 2. SPH 1763 was found significantly superior over check varietés with respect to grain yield, fodder yield and returns per hectare and it was found on par with SPH 1741 and SPH 1764 Shortfall

19 Major achievements during Discipline: Agronomy Sl. No Target 2. Optimization of production factors under resource constraints (priority inputs in rabi sorghum) Achievement Full package of practice (FPP) has recorded significantly superior growth and yield parameters and returns per hectare Control (only improved hybrid without any input) resulted in significantly lower growth and yield parameters Shortfall

20 Major achievements during Discipline: Agronomy Sl. No Target Achievement 3. Effect of seed Seed priming with KNO priming and foliar spray of nutrients in rabi sorghum recorded significantly higher grain yield, yield and growth parameters and net returns and it was found on par with respect to grain yield, yield parameters and net returns. Among the foliar sprays, resulted in significantly superior growth and yield parameters and was found on par with DAP 2% spray. Interaction effect was found non significant ifi Shortfall

21 Major achievements during Discipline: Agronomy Sl. No Target Achievement 4. Performance There was no significant difference evaluation of GS 23 and M 35 1 to different spacing and fertilizer levels between GS 23 and M 35 1 with respect to yield parameter however GS 23 recorded numerically higher yieldand yieldparameters GS 23 has taken significantly lower number of days to 50% flowering and days tomaturity There was no significant difference between different spacings Application of 100% RDF resulted in significantly higher growth and yield parameters Interaction effect was found non significant Shortfall

22 Major achievements during Discipline: Agronomy Sl. No Target Achievement Shortfall 5. Preliminary Among the different genotypes evaluation of SLV 182 recorded significantly diverse germplasm higher growth and yield For rabi adaptation ti parameters, however traits significantly higher yield was obtained in SLV 168 due to higher plant population compared to RSV 1345 which recorded lower growth and yield parameters

23 Major achievements during Discipline: Plant Pathology Sl. Short Target Achievement No fall No of Checks No. of entries entries ti superior to checks 1 IAVHT DS 27 CSH 15R, CSV 22, CSV 29R 26 2 IAVHT SS 21 3 CR nursery 8 CSH 15R, Phule Mule, CSV 26, Phule Anuradha CSH 15R, Phule Mule, CSV 26 and Phule Anuradha Mutants evaluation 144 DSV 4, E 36 1, SPV 86, M

24 Major achievements during Discipline: Extension including FLD, Farm Trail, IFS, RKVY Sl. No Target Achievement Shortfall 1 FLDs (covering 3 Ac ) 1. CSH 27, CSH 25, CSH M Farm trail 3 Mother trial and Baby trails 3 25 acre 25 FT 12 LSD 4 IFS Goudnhalli 100acre (2) 5 Sorghum Field day 2 6 Training programme 7(19) +6 7 Farmers Mela 1 8 Exposer visit to farmers

25 Constraints Sl No Constraint Suggestions Nil 4 5

26 Publications from AICRP-Sorghum centre Formal Number Journal Papers (International) As 1 st author: As co author: 1 Journal Papers (National) As 1 st author: 1 Review papers pp As co author: 1 As 1 st author: As co author: Posters Popular Popular articles 1 Field days organized/attended 4

27 Other activities rendered by all scientists Sl. No 1 2 Activities Number % time spent Trainings organized by centre Trainings attended by scientists 3 Guiding students 4 Institutional activities Nil GG-2, DHP -1 GG-2 ( as Chairman)+2 (as member) -3 As a resource person in training programmes, Diagnostic visit to farmers fields,consultancy services etc., Nil GG-4%, DHP-2 % 15% GG-10%, DHP-10% 5 Recognitions Nil Nil

28 Major activities/objectives for Discipline Breeding Agronomy Major activities envisaged 1. Identification of high yielding varieties with charcoal rot resistance/ tolerance for deep and medium soils 2. Development of medium tall, non lodging and early maturing varieties. 3. Collection, evaluation and conservation of genetic resources 4. Production and supply of nucleus and breeder seeds of rabi sorghum varieties. Development of cost effective adoptable agronomic management practices for higher grain and fodder yield Pathology Identification/screening i of disease resistant tvarieties (CR) Physiology Preliminary evaluation of diverse germplasm for rabi adaptation traits

29 RKVY project participatory plant breeding of Sorghum

30 Field day conducted at Goudnhalli and Linganvadi, Gulbarga

31 Participated in Krishimela on to at UAS, Raichur 46th Sorghum AGM - Udaipur April 2016

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