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College of Agriculture / Agronomy / Faculty

Faculty

Name : Dr. Jasjit Singh Kang

Designation : Principal Agronomist

Phone : +91 9915500909 , 7307000707

E-mail : kangjs@pau.edu

Research areas: Resource Conservation Technologies

Researcher Ids:

Google Scholar:  https://scholar.google.com/citations Kangjs@pau.edu

Research Gate:  https://www.researchgate.net/profile/jasjit-kang?ev=hdr-xprf

ORCID ID: orcid.org/0000-0001-8017-9482

Brief Introduction

PostFromToName  of   Institution
Principal  Agronomist28th Sept 2007Continuing

Dept Of Agronomy, 

PAU, Ludhiana

Senior 

Agronomist

1st Jan, 200127th Sept 2007Dept Of Agronomy, PAU, Ludhiana
Associate Professor Of Agronomy28th Aug, 1999

31st Dec, 

2000

Dept Of Agronomy, PAU, Ludhiana
Assistant Professor Of Agronomy31st  March 199527th Aug, 1999Dept Of Agronomy, PAU, Ludhiana

Assistant Agronomist 

( Rice)

1st  Jan 1990

4th June

 1990

Regional Rice Res. Station, Kapurthala .PAU, Ludhiana

Assistant Agronomist:

(Agro meteorology)

2nd Sept 1989

1st Jan 

1990

RRS, Ballowal Saunkhri

PAU

Research Fellow21st June 1989

31st  Aug

1989

United Nation Development Project(UNDP) Dept. of Soils 

     Professional Accomplishments

  • Principal Investigator of Section Of RCT in the Department of Agronomy,    projects   related to tillage particularly Zero tillage technology ( Happy Seeder ) and crop residue management studies  and execution and collecting  data and writing the reports.            demos to farmers in rice stubble management and related training to stake holders
  • To also acts as advisor on all matters relating to the  tillage schemes and Resource Conservation Technologies and planning. Any major research finding  matter relating to making recommendation or like  activities undertaken in consultation with other Research Scientist    Guiding the other staff for smooth conducting of trials and generating data.    
  • Field of studies is plants and soil science,   soil productivity; develop better cultivation, planting and harvesting techniques; improve crop yield, quality of seed and nutritional values of crops; and solve problems of agricultural industry, soil management for land reclamation and crop production to improve quality of seed and the nutritional values of crops, main agenda to find suitable scientific methodology for increasing retention of paddy crop residues in soil or off site utilizing of paddy residues and crop production in fields. To conduct experiments to increase soil fertility and develop best methods for increasing crop productivity and quality in paddy retained soils through use of new recommended machinery developed and  tested exclusively for paddy residues problems faced during sowing of wheat crop. 
  • Helping farmers/students train them, to manage crop planting and implementing efficient farming practices; improving crop efficiency and sorting any agricultural problems being faced by stakeholders.
  •  Deliver lectures to students/farmers  on soil and crop management issues. Lead and guide post graduate agronomy students in research and development issues. Conduct research on latest trends in crop and soil management especially paddy residues in rice wheat system.  Develop and implement quality initiatives in  programs. 

PROJECTS  HANDLED

  1. Project on  :  

           Crop  Residue  Management  and  Sustainability  of     Productivity” Funding  Agency:   Sir  Ratan   Tata   Trust    under    the   initiative   Reviving   Green Revolution’ ( Rs 1300000)

Objective: Farmer’s Training: 

  • To accelerate the low cost technology like Happy seeder and rotavator for the residue management of paddy”
  • To accelerate the wheat cultivation under no-till condition on large scale by conducting field demonstrations, trainings, field days etc.

Project on:   

  • Rice stubble management through altered genotype x environment management (GEM)
  • interventions in wheat crop ( BT/PR31684/BIC/101/1205/2019] awarded by Department of Biotechnology  Ministry ) of  Science and Technology Government of India, New Delhi, India:  
  • To identify suitable genotype of wheat for planting under crop residues Genotype 
  • To optimize early and medium sowing time under crop residue conditions    (Environment To fine-tune the agronomic practices under different crop residue management options and their impact on soil health (Management)

Research Publications In National and International Journals:   Total  105

Some of  the Publications:

1Gupta R K,  Sraw P K , Kang J S , Kaur J, Sharma V, N Pathania,  Kalia A, Nadhir A,  Abed A, Ahmed Z D  and Mohamed A M. 2024 Interactive effects of long-term management of crop residue and phosphorus fertilization on wheat productivity and soil health in the rice–wheat. Scientific Reports (2024) 14:1399. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-024-51399( NAAS  11.0 )
2Gupta, R. K., Kaur, J., Kang, J. S., Singh, H., Kaur, S., Sayed, S., Gaber, A and Hossain , A. 2022. Tillage in Combination with Rice Straw Retention in a Rice (Oryza sativa L.)-Wheat (Triticum  aestivum L.) System Increases the Productivity and Quality of Wheat Grain through Improving the Soil Physio-Chemical Properties.   Land 202211(10), 1693; https://doi.org/10.3390/land11101693 (registering DOI) – 30 Sep 2022                                                                           ( NAAS :  9.40 )          
3

Gupta R K, Hans H, Kalia  A, Kang   J S, Kaur J, Sraw P K,  Singh A, Alataway A, Dewidar A Z, Mattar M A. 2022.  A  Long-term  impact  of  different straw management practices on carbon fractions and biological properties under rice-wheat system. Agriculture 2022, 12(10), 1733; https: //doi.org/10.3390/ agriculture 12101733                                                                                                

                                                                                                                 ( NAAS:   9.41)                                                                                                                        

4Gupta R.K., Sraw P.K., Kang J.S., Kaur J., Kalia A., Sharma V, Manhas S S, Al-Ansari  N, Alataway A., Dewidar A.Z., Mattar M.A. (2023): Influence of 11 years  of  crop residue management on rice productivity  under  varied  nitrogen  levels  in  the  rice-wheat cropping system.  Plant Soil Environ., 69: 333–343 /  DOI: 10.17221/68/2023-PSE                                                                                              ( NAAS   8.33 )                                                                                
5Sidhu A S, Kang J S and Kaur J (2021) Nitrogen and residue management effects on performance of happy seeder sown wheat. Indian J Agri Sci 91 (6): 814-818, June 2021                                                                                          
6

Gupta R K, Hussain A, Singh Y, Sooch S S, Kang J S, Sharma S, and Dheri GS. Rice straw biochar  improves soil fertility, growth, and yield of rice–wheat system on a sandy loam soil. Experimental Agriculture. https://doi.org/10.1017/ 4479719000218

                                                                                                                       NAAS 8.09

Total Recommendation Approved  By Research Evaluation Committee of     Punjab      Agricultural  University, Ludhiana for Punjab’s State Stake Holders:        22


Awards and Recognitions: 

  1. University Merit Scholarship, Merit Fellowship.
  2. University roll of honor, 
  3. University award of honor
  4. Association of Indian Universities color