Central
Tuber Crops Research Institute
Central
Plantation Crops Research Institute
Central
Marine Fisheries Research Institute
Indian
Institute for Spices Research
National
Research Centre for Oil Palm, (Regional Station) Palode
Central Institute of Fisheries Technology
OTHER ICAR INSTITUTES
ICAR
INSTITUTES IN KERALA
CTCRI
started functioning in july 1963 with its headquarters
at Sreekaryam near Trivandrum. It has a regional center
at Bhubaneswar. The Institute co ordinates all India
Co- ordinated research projects on tuber crops and is
one of the centers of All India Co-ordinated research
projects on harvest and post harvest technologies.
Mandate of CTCRI is to:
To undertake basic, strategic and applied research for
generating technologies to enhance productivity and
utilization potential of tuber crops (other than potato)
To act as a national repository of scientific information
on tuber crops
To coordinate network research with state Agricultural
universities for generating location specific technologies
To act as a centre of human resources development for
various clientele systems involved in tuber crops research
and development.
To undertake transfer of tuber crops technology through
consultancy, outreach programmes and linkage with developmental
agencies.
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The
CPCRI was established in 1970 under ICAR by merging
the Central Coconut research Stations at Kasargode and
Kayamkulam and Central Arecanut Research Station, Vittal.It
has regional stations at Kayamkulam Vittal,Minicoy,
Research Centres at Kidu, Mohitnagar, Kahikuchi, Kannara
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Central
Marine Fisheries Research Institute was established
by the Government of India by the Ministry of Agriculture
in 1947.It came under the ICAR in 1967 with its headquarters
at Cochin. It has a regional center at Madapam Camp,
T.Nadu and Research centers at Veraval (Gujarat), Mangalore
(Karnataka), Calicut ( kerala) , Mumbai (Maharashtra)
, Vizhinjam (Kerala) Karwar (Karnataka) , Vishakapattinam
(AndraPradesh,Tuticorin (TN), Minicoy Lakshadweep )
,Kakinada (AP).
Fisheries
Harbor Laboratory at Thoppumpaddy, Kochiand KVK of CMFRI
at Njarackkal, Ernakulam.
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The
Indian Institute of Spices Research (IISR), Calicut
a constituent body of Indian Council of Agricultural
Research (ICAR) is a major Institute devoted to research
on spices. In 1976, it started as a Regional Station
of the Central Plantation Crops Research Institute (CPCRI),
Kasaragod engaged in research on spices. A National
Research Centre for Spices was established in 1986 with
its headquarters at Calicut, Kerala by merging the erstwhile
Regional Station of CPCRI at Calicut and Cardamom Research
Centre at Appangala, Karnataka. Realising the importance
of Spices Research in India this Research Centre was
upgraded to Indian Institute of Spices Research on 1st
July, 1995
Mandate
·
The Indian Institute of Spices Research will serve as
an Institute of excellence for conducting and coordinating
research on all aspects of spices improvement, production,
protection and post harvest technology.
· To extend services
and technologies to conserve spices genetic resources
as well as soil, water and air of spices agro-ecosystems.
· To develop high
yielding and high quality spices varieties and sustainable
production and protection systems using traditional
and nontraditional techniques and novel biotechnology
approaches.
· To develop post
harvest technologies of spices with emphasis on product
development and product diversification for domestic
and export purposes.
· To act as a centre
for training in research methodology and technology
upgradation of spices and to coordinate national research
projects.
· To monitor the
adoption of new and existing technologies to make sure
that research is targeted to the needs of farming community.
· To serve as a
national centre for storage, retrieval and dissemination
of technological information on spices
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The
Research Centre has established in 1959 under the erstwhile
Central Arecanut Committee. In 1970, it became a part
of the Central Plantation Crops Research Institute(CPCRI)
and in 1999 it became a Regional Station of the Nation
Research Centre for Oil Palm (NRCOP) with its Head quarters
at Pedavegi in Andhra Pradesh under Indian Council of
Agricultural Research (ICAR). the Research Centre located
at Palode village 35 km away from Thiruvananthapuram
the capital city of Kerala State.
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The Central Institute of Fisheries Technology (CIFT) set up in 1954 is the only national center
in the country where research in all disciplines relating to fishing and fish processing is
undertaken. The institute started functioning at Cochin in 1957.
Research centers function at Veraval (Gujarat),
Visakhapatnam (AP), Burla (Orissa), Mumbai (Maharashtra), Calicut (Kerala)
and Hoshangabad (MP).
The institute functions with the following mandate:
- To evolve innovative and cost-effective technologies for fish harvest.
- To develop and standardize various aspects of post-harvest technologies with a systematic data base.
- To conduct transfer of technology through training, education and extension education programmes.
- To provide consultancy services and to popularize the innovations for overall development of the fisheries industry.
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OTHER ICAR INSTITUTES
CARI is mandated to provide a research base to improve the productivity of important agri-horticulture, livestock and fisheries of Andaman and Nicobar Islands through adaptive and basic research for attaining economic self-sufficiency.
A unique multidisciplinary research organization in South and South-East Asia having research facilities for over 30 different disciplines.
A premier institute in the field of poultry research, education, extension and training in India.
The oldest premier research institution in the field of inland fisheries research and training in India.
Its mission is to Improve production, productivity and quality of cotton through the development of ecologies for different agroclimatic regions.
A pioneer institute dedicated to the development of goats in india.
An Instituite engaged in research and development activities in cotton technology in India.
It aims to develop appropriate equipment and processes for modernization of agriculture utilizing animate and mechanical power sources, develop technology for reducing post harvest losses and add value to agro-produce through processing.
Mandated to conduct research for development of techno-economically viable and sustainable culture system for finfish and shellfish in brakishwater
Premier Research Institute on Freshwater Aquaculture in Indiar
First fisheries university in India mandated to conduct education and research programmes leading to post-graduate (M.F.Sc.) and doctoral (Ph.D.) degrees in specialised disciplines of fisheries science and technology.
A nodal institute for lead researches in the area of post harvest engineering and technology appropriate to the agricultural production catchments, agro-processing industries, pilot plants, industrial liaison, technology transfer and national and international cooperation to meet national needs.
Mandated to the Improvement of jute (C.Capsularis and C.olitorius) and allied fibre crops like mesta (H.Cannabinus and H.Sabdariffa), sunnhemp, (Crotalaria Juncea), ramie (Boehmeria nivea) sisal (Agave sisalana) and flax (Linum usitatissimum) for yield and quality.
Its main objective is to carry out research on basic and applied aspects in all disciplines of rice culture in order to devise ways and means of optimising hectare yields of rice.
Its mandated to undertake basic and applied research in all disciplines relating to sheep and rabbit production.
Its mission is to generate new knowledge and understanding of the processes of reclamation and develop technologies for improving and sustaining the productivity of salty lands and waters.
The Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI) is the country's premier national Institute for agricultural research, education and extension. It has served the cause of science and society with distinction through first rate research, generation of appropriate technologies and development of human resources.
The Indian Agricultural Statistics Research Institute aims to promote and conduct research and education / training in Agricultural Statistics and Computer Applications and to advise, liaise with other Institutes who have a stake in strengthening of agricultural statistics system.
Mandated to conduct strategic and applied research on potential Agricultural and Horticultural crops, Livestock and Fisheries for improving productivity and post harvest management
The Institute is mandated to organized research work on grassland and forages and during last four decades have achieved several commendable breakthroughs
Mandated to undertake basic and applied research for developing strategies to enhance Productivity and utilisation of tropical and subtropical horticultural crops viz., fruits, vegetables, ornamental, medicinal and aromatic and mushrooms
In view of the fast changing scenario of Indian agriculture, and the growing importance of enhancing and sustaining productivity of soil resource, the ICAR established the Indian Institute of Soil Science in 1988 at Bhopal to conduct basic and strategic research on this aspect.
It was established in 1952 for conducting research on fundamental and applied aspects of sugarcane culture as well as to co-ordinate the research work done on this crop in different States of the country.
The project has been envisaged as a national network of multidisciplinary research on the improvement of the major vegetable crops.
The only research Institute of its kind in the world, being devoted exclusively to all aspects of lac research including its cultivation, processing, value addition and utilisation.
A pioneering breeding institute in the world, works to evolve superior varieties of sugarcane to cater to the needs of the various agro climatic zones in the country.
It is a premier institute of ICAR engaged in hill agricultural research for North-Western Himalayan region of India.
Bureaus
It is responsible for identification, evaluation, characterisation, conservation and utilisation of livestock and poultry genetic resources in India.
Mandated to collection, classification and evaluation of information on fish genetic resources of the country.
A nodal organisation for Plant Genetic Resource (PGR) activities in India.
It was setup in 1976 with a mandate to provide a research input in the soil survey activities of the country and also carryout soil resource mapping programs at national, state and district level for land use planning..
National Research
Centres
Conducts Policy oriented research and strengthens agricultural economics research and teaching capability in state agricultural universities and ICAR institutes.
Mandated to undertake basic and applied research for developing and delivering technologies based on sustainable agroforestry prctices on farms, marginal and wastelands for different agroclimatic zones in India.
Mandated to increase production and productivity of cashew by evolvolving high yielding varieties of cashew.
Mandated to undertake basic and applied research for improvement of camels.
It is emerging as the nodal facility in the country where research investigations are under taken both on capture and culture aspects with a focus on exotic and Coldwater species..
A premier institute established under the aegis of Indian Council of Agricultural Research for conducting research on equine health and production.
Through the partnerships, NCIPM plans and conducts eco-friendly IPM research and development programmes which are essentially required for sustainable agriculture and environmental security.
Its mandate is to develop appropriate production, protection and processing technologies for important medicinal and aromatic plants through basic, strategic and applied research.
Established with objectives of protecting, preserving, evolving superior herd and developing location specific health and production technology for Mithun for the Mithun rearers of the country.
National Research Centre for Onion and Garlic is a research centre of Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) under the Department of Agricultural Research and Education (DARE).
A center of excellence for conducting and coordinating research on all aspects of Oil Palm including conservation, improvement, production, protection, post-harvest technology, transfer of technology and human resource development.
Mandated to undertake basic and applied research for developing strategies for efficient weed management in different agro-ecological zones
Mandated to conduct research on improvement of yak and its products through selection and breeding with exotic frozen semen and crossbreeding programme with BOS species.
Mandated to conduct research on improvement of yak and its products through selection and breeding with exotic frozen semen and crossbreeding programme with BOS species.
Project Directorates
Mandated to strengthen all aspects of research in cropping/ farming systems.
The Directorate of Oilseed research is engaged in basic and strategic research in three oilseed crops viz. castor, sunflower and safflower.
Primarily, the Directorate aims at developing superior germplasm of chicken with high potential for egg and meat production, through an organised network of centres under an All India Coordinated Research projects (AICRP’s) located in different State Agricultural Universities and at an ICAR institute.
Directorate of Rice Research (DRR), formerly All India coordinated Rice Improvement Project (AICRIP), was established in 1965 to organize and coordinate multi-location testing of genetic lines and technologies for crop production and protection generated across the country.
It is a poineer research institute in the area of sustainable water management under Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR). The goal of WTCER is to develop and transfer improved water management technologies for sustainable agricultural production in the eastern region.
Others
An Agricultural Extension project funded by ICAR for dissemination of technology, refinement and assessment of the available packages to suit the local environment.
Its mission is Soil fertility management through balanced use of micro- and secondary- nutrients for enhancing and sustaining high crop productivity of soil resource with minimal environmental pollution.
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