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N. Sushil  \nPlant Protection Advisor Dte. of PPQ&S, Faridabad  \nJune 5, 2014  \nRam Asre  \nAddl. PPA (IPM) Dte. of PPQ&S, Faridabad  \nList of Contributors  \n\n| Technical guidance and Supervision: Dr. S. N. Sushil, Plant Protection Adviser\u003Cbr>&\u003Cbr>Ram Asre, Addl. Plant Protection Adviser (IPM) |  |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Sl. No. | Chapter | Contributors |  |  |\n| 1. | Standardization ofFFS Curriculum, HRD; Orientation Training (2 days), Refresher Training (5 days) and SLTP (long duration) | (1)\u003Cbr>(2)\u003Cbr>(3)\u003Cbr>(4)\u003Cbr>(5) | Dr. V.K. Srivastava, JD (PP), HQ, Faridabad; Group Leader\u003Cbr>Dr. Jasveer Singh, DD (E), HQ, Faridabad Sh. R. Murali, DD (E), HQ, Faridabad\u003Cbr>Dr. G.P. Singh, AD (E), CIPMC, Gorakhpur Sh. Yogesh Kunwar, PPO (WS), HQ, Faridabad |  |\n| 2. | Conservation & Augmentation of Biocontrol agents | \u003Cbr>(1)\u003Cbr>(2) | Sh. Ram Asre, APPA (IPM), HQ, Faridabad\u003Cbr>Dr. C. S. Patni, PPO (PP), CIPMC, Faridabad | |\n| 3. | Pests Surveillance & Monitoring | (1)\u003Cbr>(2) | Dr. K.S. Kapoor, DD (E); Co-ordinator, HQ, Faridabad Sh. P.K. Ghosh, AD (E), CIPMC, Kolkata |  |\n| 4. | Weed ecology and Management | \u003Cbr>(1)(2)(3) | Dr. Shbhas Kumar, DD (WS), HQ, Faridabad\u003Cbr>Sh. Arunabha Chakraborty, PPO (E), HQ, Faridabad Sh. Yogesh Kunwar, PPO (WS), HQ, Faridabad | |\n| 5. | Laboratory Manual for Mass Rearing of Biocontrol agents | (1)\u003Cbr>(2)\u003Cbr>(3) | Dr. M. S. Akhtar, AD (E), CIPMC, Faridabad Member Secretary Dr. Umesh Kumar, PPO (PP), CIPMC, Lucknow\u003Cbr>Dr. Navendu Nair, PPO (E), CIPMC, Agartala |  |\n| 6. | Compiled by | (1) | Dr. M. S. Akhtar, AD (E), CIPMC, Faridabad Member Secretary  |  |\n| 7. | Design & Layout | (1) | Sh. Arunabha Chakraborty, PPO (E), HQ, Faridabad |  |\n\nContents  \nForeword Preface  \nList of Contributors  \nSl. No. CHAPTER PAGE NO.  \n\n| 1. | HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT\u003Cbr>i. Standardization ofFFS Curriculum | 1-41\u003Cbr>01 |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 2. | ii. Orientation Training Programme\u003Cbr>iii. Season Long Training Programme\u003Cbr>CONSERVATION & AUGMENTATION OF BIO-CONTROL AGENTS\u003Cbr>i. Introduction\u003Cbr>ii. Programmes to be implemented\u003Cbr>iii. Tools for conservation & augmentation of bio-control agents\u003Cbr>iv. Items required for conservation & augmentation kit\u003Cbr>v. Some pests and their common natural Enemies\u003Cbr>vi. Ways and Means of Conservation of Natural Enemies\u003Cbr>vii. Conserve & Augment following Bio-agents\u003Cbr>viii. List of Bio-control agents of different crops\u003Cbr>ix. Natural enemies of crop pests in India\u003Cbr>x. Ecological Engineering\u003Cbr>xi. Recognize natural enemies\u003Cbr>xii. Cultural practices that affect natural enemies\u003Cbr>xiii. Identify the natural enemies\u003Cbr>xiv. Augmentation of Natural enemies\u003Cbr>xv. Recommended dose of bio-control agents\u003Cbr>xvi. Biological agents used against different crop insect pests | 08\u003Cbr>09\u003Cbr>42-68\u003Cbr>42\u003Cbr>42\u003Cbr>42\u003Cbr>42\u003Cbr>43\u003Cbr>44\u003Cbr>45\u003Cbr>46\u003Cbr>57\u003Cbr>48\u003Cbr>50\u003Cbr>52\u003Cbr>52\u003Cbr>60\u003Cbr>61\u003Cbr>64 |\n| 3. | PESTS SURVEILLANCE & MONITORING\u003Cbr>i. Surveillance\u003Cbr>ii. Agencies to be involved for surveillance\u003Cbr>iii. Aims & objectives of surveillance\u003Cbr>iv. Why to conduct pest surveillance\u003Cbr>v. Outcome of the surveillance action\u003Cbr>vi. Types of survey\u003Cbr>vii. Electronic-pest surveillance through hand held device\u003Cbr>viii. Pest surveillance and advisory system in india\u003Cbr>ix. Sampling | 69-83\u003Cbr>69\u003Cbr>69\u003Cbr>69\u003Cbr>70\u003Cbr>70\u003Cbr>71\u003Cbr>71\u003Cbr>72\u003Cbr>72 |\n\n\n| 4. | x. Items required for survey & surveillance in the kit\u003Cbr>xi. Sampling methods\u003Cbr>xii. Disease assessment\u003Cbr>xiii. Sampling for nematodes\u003Cbr>xiv. 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