The document summarizes the activities of an intern group participating in the RAWE program. It provides details of their orientation activities, village placement, lectures and trainings attended. Key activities included conducting awareness programs in their village on improved agricultural practices, visiting local institutions, and attending trainings at agro-based industries to gain practical knowledge. The group also participated in a self-employment training program to learn skills needed for entrepreneurship.

1. Submitted To:
RAWE Coordinator
College of
Agriculture
CCSHAU, Hisar
Submitted By:
RAWE GROUP
VILLAGE-NAGAL
(YAMUNA NAGAR)

2.  INDER KUMAR (2012A36BIV) GL
 DEEPAK KOCCHAR (2012A24BIV)
 ANUJ KUMAR (2012A14BIV)
 NARESH KUMAR (2012A53BIV)
 DIGEMBER DHULL (2012A32BIV)
 DHEERAJ KUMAR (2012A31BIV)
 SHANTANU (2012A103BIV)

3. Introduction to RAWE Programme
• In 1995 RAWE programme has been introduced as per the model academic
regulations laid by the 3rd
deans committee of ICAR.

4.  To gain knowledge and experience on operational aspect of agricultural
technology being used by the farmer.
 To develop communication skills in interns by use of extension methods to
make them better extension worker.
 To help the interns to understand and appreciate the agricultural
problems of the village with special reference to the constraints in
application of latest farm technology.
 To acquaint interns with the functioning of various agricultural
researches, development, Agro based marketing industries, extension
agencies and other allied organization involved in rural development.

7. The orientation programmae was held from Jan 06,2016 to Jan 19,2016.
During this period we were delivered lectures by different teachers on
various topics regarding :
Adoption and constraints analysis in production of major crops in Haryana
Constraints in crop productivity
Techno-economic survey, preparation of farm plans, family budget etc.
Adoption and awareness of weed management technology in wheat(2015-16)
We were also given a word of advice by our Hon’ble Dean Dr. R.K. Pannu on 15th
and 18th
jan
We were allotted village NAGAL on Jan 19,2016 and we departed on
Jan 20, JAN 2016.

8.  5th
- 6th
Jan. 2016 Registration
 7th
Jan 2016 Meeting with RAWE Advisors
 8th
-17th
Jan 2016 Lectures delivered by Dr. S. K. Thakral,
Dr. A. K. Dhaka, Dr. R. S. Kadian,
Dr. J.K. Bhatia, Dr. R.K. Goel,
Dr. B.S. Ghanghas, Dr. V.S. Hooda
Dr.S.S.Yadav
 18th
Jan 2016 A word of advice by hon’ble Dean
Dr. R. K. Pannu & Dr. Jagdev Singh
 19th
Jan 2016 Allotment of village by Dr. S. K. Thakral
 20th
Jan 2016 Placement in village for RAWE programme
 22nd−
23rd
Jan 2016 Training on imp. Crop production in
KVK, Damla, Yamuna Nagar.

9. 22.01.2016
 Dr. B.R. Kamboj (Sr. Coordinator, KVK Damla)
- introduction of major crops of Yamuna Nagar and cropping pattern.
 Dr. N. K. GOYAL(Sr. Scientist, soil science)
- lecture on soil and water testing
23.01.2015
 Dr. R.S. TAYA(PLANT PATHOLOGY)
-Mushroom Production
 Dr. B.R. Kamboj (Agronomy)
-lecture on Recourse Conservation Technologies(RCT) in various cropping
system.
CLASSES AT KVK, DAMLA, YAMUNA
NAGAR

10.  Village NAGAL is located in Block JAGADHRI Distt. YAMUNA NAGAR
situated 8 Kms away from Yamuna Nagar city and 05 Kms from damla.

11. STATISTICS OF VILLAGE NAGAL
Total area of the village 222 acre
Cultivated Cropped area area 200 acre
Land put to non-agriculture use 22 acre
Male 855
Female 783
Children 200
Total no. of tractor in village 31
Total no. of tube wells in village 112
No. of Panchayat 1
No. of Aanganwadi 2
No. of Chaupal 1
No. of Water Works 1
No. of Schools 2
No. of Banks None
No. of Health Clinic None
No. of Medical Shops 2
No. of Veterinary Clinic 1

12.  MAJOR CROPS
Kharif Rabi
Rice Wheat
Sorghum Sugarcane
poplar
Barseem
 MAJOR CROP ROTATIONS
Rice -Wheat
Rice- Sugarcane-wheat

13.  Difficult to Hire Farm Machinery in Peak Period
 Lack of awareness about soil and water testing which
results into injudicious use of fertilizers, disturbs
economy of farmer.
 High fluctuation in market price on field crops.
 Low risk bearing ability of farmer.
 Non-availability of Quality seed.
 Non-availability or costly labor in Peak period
 Non-availability of good quality of irrigation water.
 Lack of extension of scientific technology for crop
production.

14. Visits to various institutions
Aangan wari, Nagal Veterinary dispensary, Nagal

20. HIGH WEED INFESTATION OF P. MINOR
IN WHEAT FIELD
MAJOR PROBLEM OF BLACK APHIDS IN
WHEAT

21. RED ROT OF SUGARCANE YELLOW RUST OF WHEAT

22.  DATE: 2ND
FEB.2016, in senior
secondary school, Nagal
 In esteem presence of school
principal, mrs. Jayanti, we
addressed students of class
VII-XII.
 Main topics covered
were- how to take
admission in bachelor
courses of different
colleges of CCSHAU &
LUVAS, future
perspective of
agriculture, role of youth
in agriculture.

23.  DATE- 3RD
MARCH.2016
 In Esteem presence of Dr. B.R.
Kamboj, village sarpanch, principal,
sr. sec. school, Nagal.
 TOPICS COVERED:
1. Resource conservation
technologies in DSR & sowing
through happy seeder.
2. Soil and water testing.
3. Integrated nutrient management.
4. Integrated pest management.
5. Safe use of pesticides.

24.  DATE: 17TH
FEB. 2016
 In esteem presence of Ex-
Chairmen Market committee, village
sarpanch, nagal.
 Topics Covered:
1. How to increase productivity in
sugarcane, criteria of selection of
healthy canes for seed and sugar
industry.
2. Control of stored grain pests.
3. Control of rats in fields.
4. How to raise poplar nursery.
5. Value of vermi-compost and its
preparation.
6. Seed treatment.

25.  Farmer’s name: sh.
Aawal singh
 Follow integrated
farming system, of
poultry, cattle,
agroforestry, pastoral,
horticulture.
 Take land on lease
utilises resources best
available.
 Earns more than 2
lakh/ season.

27.  We came to know about the practical field problems faced by
the farmers
 We learnt to organize training in rural areas
 Explored such a wide diversity in farming, integration of
agro forestry with other allied sectors of agriculture was a
new exposure for all of us.
 being a future researcher, Came to know the real emerging
problems in agriculture due to climate change, how farmer is
struggling with this problem and need to emphasize on these
problems.
 We learnt about rural economy and its major problems.
 Explored poplar industries at a glance, different
manufactured products and market regulation etc.

29. Group members attended trainings in different
agro-based industries to gain diversified
knowledge.
 1. Inder kumar
Imperial malt ltd,
gurgaon

30.  Shantanu mishra, digamber, anuj, naresh
- EICL, limited, yamuna nagar.

31.  Dheeraj jangra
-GOYA Agro-industries, kurukshetra.

32.  Deepak kumar
- Parijat foods pvt.
Ltd, ambala.

33.  To develop skills in students so that they fulfill the
requirement of Agro Based Industries.
 To acquiant the interns with the functioning of Agro based
firms.
 To develop practical knowledge of students.

34.  We learnt how to adjust ourselves in fully new and unknown
working environment.
 We learnt about the functioning of corporate sector.
 We learnt how to communicate at different levels in a
company.
 We learnt about practicability of different agricultural
equipments and technology in industry.

35. Objectives
 Application of knowledge & skills in agriculture field with profit making
returns.
 It helps in raising own entrepreneurship.
 To create awareness among interns about the employment, market situation
and job opportunities.
 To motivate the interns to take-up self-employment ventures.
 To assist them in obtaining necessary inputs required for setting of self-
employment ventures from different sources.
 Its like a crash course of the whole syllabus.

36. SET
Horticulture
Agrimeteorology
Plant clinic
Commercial bee
keeping plant
protection
equipments
Farm power and
machinery
Farm forestry
Seed production
and testing
techniques
Mushroom
production
technology
Dairy and poultry
farming
Vegetables crops
SELF EMPLOYMENT
TRAINING

37. Topics Teacher associated
Seed Production & Testing Techniques Dr. V.S. Mor AND Dr Axay Kumar
Mushroom Production Technology Dr. Surjit Singh & Dr. Aswani Dahiya
Commercial Bee Keeping & Plant Protection
Equipments
Dr. S. S. Yadav, Dr. Yogesh
Horticulture Dr. R.K. Goyal, Dr. D. S. Dahiya,
Vegetable Crops Dr. A.K. Bhatia, Dr. vijay pal
Dairy & Poultry Farming Dr. Deepankar and Dr. Davinder Singh
Farm Power & Machinery Dr. Vijay Rani, Dr. Anil Siroha
Farm Forestry Dr. K.S. Bangarwa and Dr. Bimlendra
Agricultural Meteorology Dr. Ram Niwas and Dr. Raj Singh
Plant Clinic Dr. Diwan Singh and Dr. Kushal Raj

38.  It made us well equipped with information and technical know
how which will help us in making ourselves independent.
 It provided us knowledge about various govt. schemes and
plans which can help us in starting up our own venture.
 We came to know about the Economics of various Farms which
we can open up in our near future.