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Sl No.	ಶೀರ್ಷಿಕೆ	ವರ್ಣನೆ
21	Artificial recharging for enhancement of ground water	Artificial recharging for enhancement of ground water
22	Post-harvest management of mango enhanced income of tribal farmers of Rayagada, Odisha	Post-harvest management of mango enhanced income of tribal farmers of Rayagada, Odisha
23	Technological interventions of CHES Bhubaneswar increased mango production under HDPS at farmers’ field	Technological interventions of CHES Bhubaneswar increased mango production under HDPS at farmers’ field
24	Sweet orange: A promising option for crop diversification in tribal regions of Odisha	Sweet orange: A promising option for crop diversification in tribal regions of Odisha
25	Poly mulching in Tomato cultivation – A successful venture by a farm woman	Poly mulching in Tomato cultivation – A successful venture by a farm woman
26	Post harvest removal of blackening in mango fruit is worked out	Post harvest removal of blackening in mango fruit is worked out
27	Backyard nutritional kitchen gardening-A success story	Backyard nutritional kitchen gardening-A success story
28	Performance of Arka Prasan, Ridge gourd Variety in the farmer’s field of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh.	Arka Prasan performance in farmer’s field
29	Arka Fermented Cocopeat – Makes an Entry into the Nursery Hub of India	The Kadiyam Mandal of East Godavari District of Andhra Pradesh, spread over eleven villages occupying an area of 3500 acres is often touted as the nursery hub of India owing to the presence of a large number of ornamental and fruit nurseries. The nursery entrepreneurship provides employment to over 20,000 residents from nearby villages and other places. The planting material produced in this Mandal is known all over India for their quality and variety.
30	Success story of a New onion variety: Arka Bheem	An onion farmer, Shri.Chandrappa (Mob: 9740178393) belonging to Jagalur Taluk, Jammapura, Davangiri, Karnataka has taken up cultivation of IIHR onion variety Arka Bheem. He has sown the crop during May, 2017 in an area of 2 acres. He observed complete germination and could maintain good plant population. He expressed that the crop was very vigorous and farmers of the village used to visit his field to appreciate the crop. He harvested 410 bags (55-60kg each) of good quality bulbs. He auctioned the same in APMC at Bangalore and fetched a price of Rs. 34-40/kg.