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Date of Birth -10th February, 1957 Educational Qualification-M.Sc. (Ag) and Ph. D in Agronomy Specialization- Crop Production, Nutrient and Weed Management Academic Degrees B.Sc.(Ag) from OUAT , Bhubaneswar in 1979 M.Sc. (Ag) in Agronomy from Visva Bharati, Shantiniketan in 1984 Ph.D. in Agronomy from Bidhan Chandra Krishi Viswa Vidyalaya, West Bengal in 2000 Thesis Work Carried out PG thesis on Intercropping of pigeonpea with legumes and nonlegumes and Ph. D (Agronomy) thesis on 'Response of berseem to graded levels of NPK and Sulphur and their residual effect on herbage production of maize'. Service Particulars Worked as Agricultural Extension Officer for the period of 4 years six months from Nov,1980 to April, 1985 in State Agriculture Department , Odisha, Rendered service as Adaptive Research Officer and Assitant Agronomist for the period of seven months and 10 years, respectively in research under OUAT, Bhubaneswar. Served as Associate Professor from April, 1998 to July,2008 for 10 years and Professor from July 2008 to Feb,2017 for 8 years 6 months under OUAT, Bhubaneswar. Presently serving as Emeritus Professor in Agronomy Department w.e.f 5th July at MS Swaminathan School of Agriculture under CUTM, Paralakhemundi.Student Guidance in PG and Ph.D Level: Guided 8 M. Sc. (Ag) students in weed management of various crops along with one Ph.D scholars in Agronomy on weed management in inter-cropping of cotton with legumes. Another one scholar has completed the research work on integrated nutrient management in baby corn and its residual effect on green gram under my supervision . Life Member of Professional Bodies 1. Indian Society of Agronomy. 2. Association of Rice Research Workers. 3. Indian Society of Coastal Agricultural Research. 4. Association of Agricultural Scientists, OUAT, Bhubaneswar . 5. Indian Society of Weed Science. 6. Crop and Weed Science Society, BCKVV, West Bengal |
- Crop production
- Nutrient and Weed Management
- Crop production
- Range management
- Nutrient and Weed Management
- Integrated Weed Management
- Crop production.
- Nutrient and Weed Management
Research Fields
Crop production
Inter-cropping: Inter-cropping of pigeon-pea with groundnut in 1:2 ratio improved the nodulation and nitrogen fixation and increased the net return and benefit cost ratio. The land equivalent ratio was increased in intercropping of pigeon-pea+ rice with 1: 5 ratio.
Jute: The tossa jute genotypes of JRO-524, JRO-7835, KOM-65 and TJ-40 produced higher fibre yield than all the white jute varieties. Sowing of tossa jute varieties of JRO-524 and JRO-878 in mid April was tolerant to premature flowering and enhanced fibre yield. The sowing of tossa jute in east west direction of sowing produced the highest fibre yield and net return over the strip cropping of jute with some pulses and cereals. Sowing of tossa jute @ seed rate of 2 kg/ha with later wheel hoeing at 30 cm row distance produced maximum fibre yield. Broadcast sowing of tossa jute @2 kg/ha with later wheel hoeing in 30 cm apart at 15,20 and 35 days after sowing produced the higher fibre yield than line sowing. The white jute sown with row distance of 30 cm with seed rate of 4 kg/ha remarkably augmented the fibre yield . White jute sown during early April to mid May with spacing of 30 cm from row to row and 6-8 cm from plant to plant without clipping augmented the seed yield over tossa jute.
Nutrient Management
Rice- Application of phosphorus in equal proportion of mussori rock phosphate and single superphosphate at the dose of 80 - 40 - 40 kg NPK/ha increased the yield of rice in coastal alluvial soil of Orissa.
Application of 60 kg N, 13 kg P and 25 kg K /ha produced maximum yield in salt tolerant rice variety Lunisree.
In broadcast beushaned rice, application of all phosphorus at sowing, 50% NK at beushsning and rest 50 % NK at panicle initiation stage with ferilizer dose of 60 kg N,14 kg P and 25 kg K/ha recorded maximum yield and net profit .
In transplanted rice, use of 5 kg Zn/ha combined with lime @ 0.25 lime requirement reduced the iron toxicity and augmented the grain yield. Sulphur-95 applied @ 40 kg S/ha enhanced the grain yield of rice in red lateritic soil of Orissa.
Application of recommended dose of fertilizer combined with 5 kg zinc/ha through zinc sulphate @ 25 kg /ha and Boron @ 1 kg/ ha produced the highest grain and straw yield along with net return and benefit cost ratio in transplanted rice.
Groundnut- Application of recommended dose of fertilizer(20-40-40 kg NPK/ha) with 5 kg zinc+ 1 kg B + 0.5 kg Mo/ha increased the pod yield of ground nut.
Ricebean- Significant increase in nodulation, dry matter production and seed yield in varieties of K-7, K-11 and BC-15 was observed with increase in phosphorus dose at 60 kg/ha .
WhiteJute- White jute responded well to increase level of N up to @ 80 kg/ha. At this dose of nitrogen, fibre yield and net return was augmented the with less incidence of pest and diseases.
The capsuris jute performed well with application of water hyacinth compost @ 5 t/ha with 40-20-20 kg NPK/ha.
Tossa Jute -The tossa jute varieties of JRO-524 (Naveen) and KOM-62 (Rebati) fertilized with at N dose at 60 kg/ha increased the fibre yield. The tossa jute variety JRO-524(Naveen) gave better performance at reduced level of nitrogen than other varieties.
Tomato- Application of recommended dose of NPK in conjunction with 10 t vermicompost and 1 kg boron /ha produced the highest fruit yield.
Forage crop- Application of 50 % recommended dose of fertilizer i.e.10-40-20 kg NPK/ha combined with poultry manure @ 2.5 t/ha and S @ 40 kg/ha at sowing enhanced the forage yield of berseem .
Cropping System:
Application of water hyacinth compost @ 5 t/ha with 40-20 kg NP/ha to white jute increased the fibre yield and yield of rice and blackgram when grown with carry over effect of white jute in jute �rice �blackgram cropping system.
Application of 40-20-20 kg NPK/ha integrated with FYM @10 t /ha to tossa jute increased the fibre yield and the seed yield of mustard when grown under residual fertility condition in jute-mustard sequence.
Weed management
Rice- Direct seeding of rice with 20% excess seed rate and pre emergence application of butachlor @ 1.0 kg/ha with one inter cultivation and hand weeding at 4 weeks crop age reduced weed competition and increased the weed control efficiency , grain yield and economics in rainfed upland ecosystem. Pre emergence application of bensulfuron methyl @ 120 g/ha at 3 days after transplanting reduced the weed density and dry matter accumulation and increased the weed control efficiency along with yield and economics.
Wheat- Pendimethalin applied @ 1.0 kg/ha as pre emergence spray at 1 day after sowing depressed the weed density and dry weight and enhanced the weed control efficiency , yield and economics.
Groundnut- Use of napropamide @ 1.5 kg/ha at 1 day after sowing as pre emergence spray reduced the weed competition and augmented the weed control efficiency, pod yield and economics.
Soybean- The herbicide combination of kloben @ 13.5 g/ha and pantera @ 60 g/ha as post emergence spray at 15 day after sowing registered the highest weed control efficiency and seed yield followed by pre emergence application of alachlor @ 1.0 at 1 day after sowing .
Cotton- Pre emergence application of pendimethalin @ 1.0 kg/ha at 1 day after sowing with sequential application of quizalofop-p-ethyl @ 50 g/ha supplemented with one hoeing at 45 days after sowing recorded the maximum seed cotton yield , net monetary return and benefit cost ratio .
Jute- Pre plant incorporation of fluchloralin @ 1 kg/ha at 3 days before sowing supplemented with manual weeding at 35 days after sowing increased the fibre yield and eonomics of white jute. Pre emergence application of pendimethalin @ 0.75 kg/ha was effective to control monocot and dicot weeds along with better yield performance in tossa jute.
Tomato- Pre emergence application napropamide @ 1.5 kg/ha at 3 days after transplanting increased the fruit yield and net profit .
Plant protection
Rice- The pre emergence application of pendimethalin @ 1 kg/ha at 3 days after transplanting with recommended 60-30-30 kg NPK/ha and spraying of monocrotophos @ 0.02% were effective for control of pest complex in rice and found augmenting the yield of lowland transplanted rice.
Seedling root deep of rice with isophenphos@ 0.02% followed by granular application of ethorophos @ 1.0 kg a.i./ha at 30 days after transplanting were effective to control gall midge and observed safe for gall midge parasite.
Jute- The white jute sown on 5th May with row spacing of 30 cm with out clipping recorded higher seed yield than tossa jute with least occurrence of pest and diseases.
The application of recommended dose of fertilizer (40-20-20 kg NPK/ha) was advantageous in significant reduction of pest and diseases over recommended dose of fertilizer combined with 10 kg Zinc and 2.5 kg Boron/ha when applied to tossa jute .
Application of 20 kg N/ha with inoculation of Azospillum brassilence @ 5g/kg of seeds reduced the incidence of stem rot and root rot diseases and improved the fibre yield of tossa jute which remained at par with higher doses of nitrogen.
Recent Publications (International Journals)
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Academic Honors & Awards
Nutrient management with and without gibberellic acid on yield components and production efficiency of winter sweet corn (Zea mays L. saccharata).
Influence of fertility levels with and without gibberellin on growth and yield in winter sweet corn (Zea mays L. saccharata)
Effect of intercropping of summer sunflower ( Helianthus annus L. with legumes on yield attributes and Productivity. International journal of Agriculture, Environment and Biotechnology.
Influence of irrigation regimes and date of transplanting on yield and economics of summer Rice (Oryza sativa)
Effect of Nano NPK and straight fertilizers on yield and economics and agronomic indices in baby corn ( Zea mays L,)
Effect of Integrated Nutrient Management on Yield and Economics in Summer Sweet Corn (Zea mays L. saccharata)
Influence of Weed Management Practices on Weed Control Efficiency, Yield and Economics in Sweet Corn
Effect of integrated Nutrient management on production potential and economics in summer sweet corn
. Influence of weed management practices on weed control efficiency, growth and productivity of hybrid maize
Response of hybrid sweet corn (Zea mays saccaharata) to fertility levels with and without gibberellin on production potential and economics in southern Odisha
Environment and Biotechnology
Assessment of Energetics of Summer Rice with Irrigation Regimes and Staggered Transplanting in South Odisha
- Influence of fertility levels and cytokinin on yield attributes and yields of sunflower
A critical review on Integrated Nutrient management in sweet corn
Efficacy of new generation herbicides in combination and integrated application on weed control efficiency, production potential and economics in direct seeded rice (Oryza sativa L.)
Management of rodent in paddy
1. Samolo, A.P., Parida, P.B. andMishra, G. C. (1983) Effect of insecticides on rice gall midge and its� parasite. Tropical Pest Management. 29(2):73- 76.
2. Mishra, M.R , Mishra, G.C.,Nayak, S.C. and Jena, B. (1989)Effect of varying rates and methods ofapplication of herbicides in fibre yield of jute. Orissa.J. Agril. Research.2(1):40-43.
3. Mishra, G. C. and Mazumdar, D.K.(1990) Nodulation and nitrogen fixation in intercropping of legumes and nonlegumes with pigeonpea. Orissa. J.Agril. Research. 2(3,4):166-168.
4. Mishra, G. C. and Mazumdar, D.K.(1990) Intercropping of legumes and non legumes with pigeonpea in rainfedlateritic zones of West Bengal. Orissa.J. Agril. Research. 2(3,4):212-214.
5. Mishra.G.C., Mishra. M.R. andPanda, S.C.(1991)A note on effect of seed rate and spacing on jute. Orissa.J. Agril. Research.4(1,2):109-111
6. Mishra.G.C. (1992) Landequivalent ratio in arhar based intercropping system. Orissa.J. Agril. Research.5(31,4):244-245.
7. Mishra, G.C., Nayak, S.C. andMishra, M.R.(1994) Performance of jute, rice and blackgram in rotationas influenced by N and P of different sources applied to Jute only. Oryza. 31(3):237-239.
8. Mishra, G.C. and Nayak,S.C.(1995).Effect of chemical and cultural method of weed8.control in white jute. Madras Agric. J.82(5):408-409.
9. Mishra, G. C.,Kar, A.K.and Nayak,S.C(1995)Study of seedproduction in jute in coastal alluvial tracts of Orissa. J. Indian.Soc. Coastal. Agric. Res. 13(1):79-80.
10. Mishra, G.C., Nayak, S.C. andMishra. M.R (1995) Effect of seed rate and method of sowing on yield and economics of tossa jute (Corchorus olitorius) J. Indian. Soc.Coastal. Agric. Res. 13(2):119-123.
11. Mishra, G.C., Kar, A.K. ,Mohapatra, L. and Nayak,S.C.(1996).Effect of staggered sowing on jute (Corchorussps) genotypes resistant to pre mature flowering in coastal alluvial plainsof Orissa. Environment and Ecology.14(1):42-44.
12. Mishra, G.C. , Nayak,S.C., Panda, P.K. and Mishra, M. K.(1996). Response of white jute varieties (Corchorus capsularis) tograded levels of nitrogen . Environmentand Ecology. 14(2):439-441.
13. Mishra, G.C., Nayak,S.C. and Mishra, M. K. . (1996).Efficacy of various sources of phosphatic fertilizer and their mixture on rice (Oryzasativa ) in coastal alluvial soil of Orissa. Environment and Ecology. 14(3):733-734.
14. Mishra, G.C. and Bhol, B. B.(1996). Effect of weed management practice�s on growth and yield of white jute. Indian j. Agron.41(4); 132-135.
15. Nayak, S.C., Mishra, G.C. andSarangi, P.K .(1996). Response of tossa jute jute (Corchorus olitorius) varieties to increasing levels of nitrogen .Indian. J. Agril. Sciences 66(11):674-675.
16. Mishra, G.C., Mishra, M.R.and Nayak,S.C.(1996).Effect of seed rate cum method of sowing on plantpopulation and fibre yield of capsularis jute . Current Agric. Research. 9(1, 2):25-27.
17. Nayak, S.C. and Mishra, G.C. (1996).Effect of organic and inorganic nitrogen with and without phosphorous on fibre yield of capsularis jute. Current Agric. Research. 9(3,4):100-103.
18. Nayak, S.C., Mishra, G.C.,Mishra, M.K. and Sarangi , P.K. (1996)Effect of graded levels of nitrogen in fibre yield and disease pest incidence of white jute (Corchorus capsularis) varieties Current Agric. Research. 9(3,4):167-169.
19. Mishra, G.C. , and Nayak,S.C(1997) Effect of sowing date androw spacing on seed production of jute (Corchorus sps) genotypes wioth andwith out clipping . Indian. J. Agronomy. 42(30:531-534.
20. Mishra, G.C., Nayak,S.C andMishra, M. K. (1997) Effect of NPK levels on the yield of a medium durationsalt tolerant rice var Lunishree under rainfed ecosystem in coastal alluvialtracts of Orissa. J. Indian. Soc. Coastal. Agric. Res. 15(1):87-90.
21. Nayak,S.C. ,Mishra, G.C., Mishra,M.K. and Sarangi , P.K. (1997).Responseof tossa jute (Corchorus olitorius) to various sources of nitrogen ,bioinoculant and chemicals in coasalalluvial tracts of Orissa. J. Indian. Soc. Coastal.Agric. Res. 15(2):27-30.
22.Mishra, G.C. , and Nayak,S.C(1997) Effect of wheel hoeingand seed rate on growth ,yield and economics of tossa jute (Corchorus olitorius) underdifferent sowing methods . J. Indian. Soc. Coastal.Agric. Res. 15(2):36-41.23. Mishra, G.C., Nayak,S. C andMishra, M. K. (1997)Effect of nitrogen levels on yield of elite olitorius jute cultivars and their economics of cultivation underrainfed ecosystem . J. Indian. Soc. Coastal. Agric. Res. 15(2):64-66.
24. Nayak, S .C. ,Mishra, G.C.,Mishra, M.K. and Sarangi , P.K.1998).Effect of zinc and boron mixture with and without NPK on growth ,yield and outbreak of pests anddiseases in jute genotypes.Environment and Ecology. 16(2):286-289.
25. Mishra, G.C., Partnaik, R. N.Nayak,S.C and Mishra, M. K. (1998) Perfomance of rainfed low land rice at varied fertilizer and plantprotection schedules. Indian Agriculturist42(3):221-223.
26. Mishra, G.C., Mishra, M. K.and Nayak,S.C (1998) Perfomance of elitejute genotypes under medium land ecosystem in coastalalluvial belt of Orissa. Indian Agriculturist. 42(4):283-285.
27. Mishra, G.C., Kar. A.K..Mohapatra, L.N., Mohapatra, S. S. and Ratha, L.K. (1998). Effect of genotypes ,sowing date and row spacing withand with out clipping on seed yield andoccurrence ofpests and diseases on jute. Environment and Ecology. 16(3):514-517.
28. Mishra, G.C. (1998) Effect ofdirection of sowing on sole and strip cropping of jute tossa jute (Corchorusolitorius) with some cereal and pulses. Indian J. Agron.43(1):165-169.
29. Mukherjee, A. K. Roy, G.,Mishra, G.C. and Nanda, M.K. (1998).Effect of different phosphorous levels on growth, nodulation and dry matterproduction in rice bean . Forage Research 24(2):115- 118.
30.Mukherjee, A. K. Roy, G.,Mishra, G.C. and Nanda, M.K. (1998). Effect of cultivar and phosphorous levels on seed production in ricebean. Forage Research 24(2): 182-184.
31. Mishra, G.C., Nayak, S.C andMishra, M. K. (1999) Fertilizer scheduling in rainfed rice grown under broadcast beushaning system .Oryza.36(4):392-393.
32. Nayak S.C. Mishra, G.C.,Sarangi , P.K. . and Mishra,M.(2000)Fertilizer and weed management studies on growth and yield oftossa jute and their residual effect in mustard. J. Indian. Soc. Coastal. Agric. Res. 20(2):85-87.
33. Sahu, S.K., Nayak, S.C. and Mishra,G.C.(2002). Integrated boron management for tomato (Lycopersicon esulentum Mill) inlatelitic soils. J. Indian. Soc. Coastal. Agric. Res. 20(2):98-103.
34. Mishra, G. C. and Mukherjee, A.K.(2002) Effect of NPK doses with and with out poultry manure and levels of sulphur on growth andherbage yield of Egyptian clover. Forage Research 28(2): 98-103.
35. Mishra, G. C., Rath, B. S. , Mohapatra, P.K. and Garnayak, L.M.(2003). Effectof herbicides on weed control on tomato. . J. Res.Orissa Uni. Agric. and Tec. 21(1):40-44.
36. Nayak, S.C., Sahu, S.K., Mishra, G.C.and Sandha, B.(2004). Comparative studies of different amendments for alleviating iron toxicity inrice. International rice Research Notes (IRRN) 35(2):51- 53.
37. Nayak,S.C. , Mishra, G.C, Sarangi, Dand Sahu, S. K.(2006) Efficacy of source and levels of sulphur on rice in red lateritic soils ofOrissa. J. Indian. Soc. Coastal. Agric. Res. 24(1):163-165.
38. Mishra, G.C, Ratha, A. K. , Ratha ,B.S., Sahu,J and Mohapatra, P.K. Weed management in direct seeded rice under rainfed upland ecosystem .J. Crop and Weed 2(2):52-57.
39. Nayak, S. C., Sarangi, D. Mishra, G. C.and Rout , D. P. (2009) . Response of groundnut to secondary and micro nutrients. Journals of SATAgricultural Research. 7:1-2.
40. Behera M. P., Sahoo, J., Behera , B andMishra, G. C. (2015) Effect of S, Zn , B and FYM on yield andeconomics of rice (Oryza sativa L.)under rainfed ecosystem of coastal Odisha. E-Planet.13(2):45-50.
41. Nayak, B.S., Patnaik, R. K., Mandi, N andMishra , G. C. (2016) Weed management in hybrid cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L. under rainfedecosystem . J. Cotton Res. Development. 30(1):59-62.
42.Gupta,S.K.and Mishra. G.C. (2017). Effect of herbicides in combination and sequential use on crop growth and production potential in hybrid maize. International Journal of Chemical Studies.5 (6):212-2115.
43.Mahapatra, A, Barik, A. K. and Mishra. G.C..(2018). Effect of integrated nutrient management (INM) on growth and yield of baby corn (Zea mays L.). Environment and Ecology. 36 (10): 338-342.
44. Gayatree Mishra, M Martin Luther and Mishra , G. C.(2018). Efficacy of new generation herbicides in combination and integrated application on weed control efficiency, production potential and economics in direct seeded rice (Oryza sativa L.) International Journal of Chemical Studies.6(2): 1235-1238.
45.Mahapatra, A., Barik, A. K. and Mishra. G.C..(.(2018).Integrated nutrient management (INM in baby corn (Zea mays) . International Journal of Bio-resource and Stress . 9(1):44-48.
46. Mahapatra, Mishra, G. C andA.,Barik, A. K.(2018). Integrated nutrient management in baby corn and it's residual effect in green gram under rainfed ecosystem of Odisha. .International Journal of Agriculture, Environment and Biotechnology.11(3); 433-438
47. Behera, M.P., Sahoo,J., Mishra,G.C. Mishra, G. and Mahapatra, A (2018). Sulphur, zinc and boron nutrition on yield, economics and nutrient uptake in wet season rice (Oryza sativa L.) under rainfed ecosystem of Odisha, India. International Journal of Chemical Studies.6(4): 3296-3299.
48. Ery Sandeep Kumar, Mandal, T.K., Mishra, G.C., Barman, S. and Maitra, S. (2019) Effect of intercropping summer sunflower ( Helianthus annus L.) with legumes on yield attributes and productivity of crops. International journal of Agriculture, Environment and Biotechnology. 12(3): 281-285.
49. B. Mohan Rao ,G.C. Mishra , Maitra, S. and Adhikary, .(2020). Integrated NutrientManagement on Yield and Economics in Summer Sweet Corn (Zea mays L. saccharata). International journal of Agriculture, Environment and Biotechnology. 13(1): 23-26
50. Bhardwaj, S.S.S.,Mishra, G.C. and Lenka, S.K.(2020). Influence of Weed Management Practices on Weed Control Efficiency, Yield and Economics in Sweet Corn (Zea mays L. saccharata). International journal of Agriculture, Environment and Biotechnology. 13(1): 27-32 .
51. B. Mohan Rao ,G.C. Mishra ,Sagar Maitra and Rahul Adhikary.(2020). Effect of integrated nutrient management on production potential and economics in summer sweet corn (Zea mays L. var. Saccharata). International Journal of Chemical Studies. 8(2): 141-144.