Division of Agronomy

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The Division of Agronomy is a key research and academic unit of the Indian Agricultural Research Institute focused on improving crop production systems, soil and water management, and sustainable farming practices.

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Division of Agronomy canonical 1

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instanceOf academic division ⓘ
research division ⓘ
affiliatedWith Indian Council of Agricultural Research ⓘ
aimsTo develop climate-resilient production technologies ⓘ
enhance crop productivity ⓘ
improve resource-use efficiency ⓘ
promote sustainable intensification of agriculture ⓘ
collaboratesWith national agricultural research systems in India ⓘ
other divisions of Indian Agricultural Research Institute ⓘ
state agricultural universities in India ⓘ
conducts applied research in crop production ⓘ
basic research in agronomy ⓘ
field experiments on cropping systems ⓘ
long-term fertilizer experiments ⓘ
country India ⓘ
engagesIn capacity building in agronomic research ⓘ
technology dissemination to farmers ⓘ
training programs for extension personnel ⓘ
field agronomy ⓘ
crop science ⓘ
soil science ⓘ
sustainable agriculture ⓘ
water management ⓘ
focusesOn climate-resilient crop management ⓘ
conservation agriculture ⓘ
cropping system research ⓘ
improvement of crop production systems ⓘ
integrated farming systems ⓘ
nutrient management in field crops ⓘ
precision agronomy ⓘ
resource use efficiency in crops ⓘ
soil health management ⓘ
soil management ⓘ
sustainable farming practices ⓘ
water management in agriculture ⓘ
water-use efficiency in agriculture ⓘ
weed management in field crops ⓘ
languageOfInstruction English ⓘ
locatedIn New Delhi ⓘ
linked to: New Delhi, India
offers MSc programs in agronomy ⓘ
PhD programs in agronomy ⓘ
postgraduate education in agronomy ⓘ
partOf Indian Agricultural Research Institute ⓘ
publishes research articles in agronomy journals ⓘ
technical bulletins for farmers ⓘ
typeOfOrganization public research institution unit ⓘ

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