Agro-meteorological variables and its measurement

Agro-meteorological variables and its measurement

Agro-meteorological variables are important factors affecting agricultural productivity and sustainability. Weather factors include temperature, precipitation, humidity, wind speed, and solar radiation, as well as soil variables like moisture and temperature. Accurate measurement of these variables is critical for successful agro-meteorological modelling and decision-making. Weather stations, remote sensing technologies (satellites and drones), soil sensors, and meteorological … Read more

Agro-meteorological models

Agro-meteorological models

Utilizing weather, soil, crop, and geographic data, agro-meteorological models improve agricultural sustainability and productivity. These models serve farmers by forecasting weather patterns, evaluating the effects of climate change, and streamlining resource management decisions related to irrigation, planting, harvesting, and pest control. They are essential for boosting crop yields, lowering risks, and encouraging resource efficiency, all … Read more

Agro-climatic zoning of Nepal

Agro-climatic zoning of Nepal

Agro-climatic zoning in Nepal divides the country’s different landscapes into distinct agricultural zones based on height, temperature, rainfall, and soil type. These zones—Terai, Siwalik, Middle Hill, High Hill, Mountain, and High Mountain—all contribute to better crop choices, resource management, and sustainable farming methods. Understanding and utilizing these zones allows farmers and policymakers to raise productivity, … Read more

Agro-meteorology- Definitions, scope and role

Agro-meteorology- Definitions, scope and role

Agro-meteorology, often known as agricultural meteorology, is the discipline of using meteorological and climatological data to inform agricultural activities. Its activities include weather forecasting, climate research, crop modeling, pest and disease control, water management, and disaster risk reduction. Agro-meteorology plays an important role in agriculture by increasing production, managing hazards, promoting sustainable practices, informing policymaking, … Read more

Introductory Agro meteorology Syllabus- Third Semester (BSc.AG)

Introductory Agro meteorology Syllabus- Third Semester (BSc.AG)

Course Code AMT 201 Course Title Introductory Agro meteorology, Genesis and Classification Credit Hour 2 (2+0) Full Marks 50 Theory 50 Practical 0 Objectives Upon the completion of this course, the students will be able to know atmospheric processes that produce various climate and weather conditions, their agricultural significance, and use of agro-meteorological forecasting tools … Read more

Fundamentals of Agricultural Extension Syllabus – 3rd Semester (BSc. AG)

Fundamentals of Agricultural Extension Syllabus - 3rd Semester

Course Code EXT 202 Course Title Fundamentals of Agricultural Extension Credit Hour 3(2+1) Full Marks 75 Theory 50 Practical 25 Objectives Upon the completion of this course, the students will understand the basic concept of education and extension education, their principle, philosophy, objective, method, system,s and practices, etc., and apply the agricultural extension knowledge to … Read more