ICAR Agronomy NET Question paper

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Can you provide me the syllabus of ICAR NET (Indian Council of Agricultural Research National Eligibility Test) Agronomy Subject on which the question paper is based?

The syllabus of ICAR NET (Indian Council of Agricultural Research National Eligibility Test) Agronomy Subject on which the question paper is based is as follows:


ICAR NET Agronomy Syllabus

Unit 1 : Crop Ecology and Geography
Principles of crop ecology
Ecosystem concept and determinants of productivity of ecosystem
Physiological limits of crop yield and variability in relation to ecological optima
Crop adaptation
Climate shift and its ecological implication
Greenhouse effect
Agro-ecological and agro climatic regions of India
Geographical distribution of cereals, legumes, oilseeds, vegetables, fodders and forages, commercial crops, condiments and spices, medicinal and aromatic plants
Adverse climatic factors and crop productivity
Photosynthesis, respiration, net assimilation, solar energy conversion efficiency and relative water content, light intensity, water and CO2 in relation to photosynthetic rates and efficiency
Physiological stress in crops
Remote sensing
Spectral indices and their application in agriculture
crop water stress indices and crop stress detection


Unit 2 : Weed Management
Scope and principles of weed management
Weeds classification, biology, ecology and all elopathy
Crop weed competition, weed threshold
Herbicides classification, formulations, mode of action, selectivity and resistance
Persistence of herbicides in soils and plants
Application methods and equipment
Biological weed control, bioherbicides
Integrated weed management
Special weeds, parasitic and aquatic weeds and their management in cropped and non cropped lands
weed control schedules in field crops, vegetables and plantation crops
Role of GM crops in weed management


Unit 3 : Soil Fertility and Fertilizer Use
History of soil fertility and fertilizer use
Concept of essentiality of plant nutrients, their critical concentrations in plants, nutrient interactions, diagnostic techniques with special emphasis on emerging deficiencies of secondary and micro-nutrients
Soil fertility and productivity and their indicators
Fertilizer materials including liquid fertilizers, their composition, mineralization, availability and reaction products in soils
Water solubility of phosphate fertilizers
Slow release fertilizers, nitrification inhibit or sand their use for crop production
Principles and methods of fertilizer application
Integrated nutrient management and bio-fertilizers
Agronomic and physiological efficiency and recovery of applied plant nutrients
Criteria for determining fertilizer schedules for cropping systems direct, residual and cumulative effects
Fertilizer related environmental problems including ground water pollution
Site-specific nutrient management
Contamination of heavy metals in peri-urbansoils and their remediation


Unit 4 : Dry land Agronomy
Concept of dry land farming; dry land farming vs rain fed farming
History, development, significance and constraints of dry land agriculture in India
Climatic classification and delineation of dry land tracts
Characterization of agro-climatic environments of dry lands
Rainfall analysis and length of growing season
Types of drought, drought syndrome, effect on plant growth, drought resistance, drought avoidance, drought management
Crop Planning including contingency, crop diversification, varieties, cropping systems, conservation cropping and mid-season corrections for aberrant weather conditions
Techniques of moisture conservation insitu to reduce evapotranspiration, runoff and to increase infiltration
Rain water harvesting and recycling concept, techniques and practices
Timelines and precision key factors for timely sowing, precision in seeding, weed control
Fertilizer placement, top dressing and foliar application, aqua-fertigation
Concept and importance of water shed management in dry land areas

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