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university has two Directorates of Research, viz., Directorate of Research
(Agri) and Directorate of Research (Vety.), with their head quarters at
Jorhat and Khanapara respectively. The Directorate of Research (Agri.) coordinates
and administers the research activities in agriculture and home science,
while Directorate of Research (Vety) looks after the research works in veterinary
and fisheries. The research is carried out on all the important agricultural commodities, natural resources and problems connected with their development to meet the diverse needs of the farming community of the state. For conducting need based, situation specific and problem oriented research, the state has been delineated into six agro-climatic zones with one Regional Agricultural Research Station (RARS) dedicated to conduct and coordinate the research activities for each of the zones. Moreover, for commodities of significant importance in the state, there are six commodity research stations as well. The research is undertaken by the zonal and commodity research stations as well as different departments in the constituent colleges. Each of the research stations has fairly good acreage of land for research and production activities. |
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AAU Head Quarter, Jorhat and Biswanath College of Agriculture, Sonitpur.
The university has given necessary research support to develop environmentally
sound and economically feasible technologies of different field and horticultural
crops. Presently, technology generation efforts are focussed mainly to
varietal identification/development of major crops suitable to different
agro-ecological situations, development of production technologies for
field and horticultural crops, aromatic and medicinal plants, soil and
water management, cropping and farming system, integrated nutrient management,
integrated pest management, integrated crop-fish-livestock farming, post-harvest
technology, biotechnology, testing of agricultural tools and equipments,
development of agro-forestry, farm forestry, sericulture, bee keeping
etc.
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