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International Conference on Reimagining Rainfed Agro-ecosystems: Challenges &<br />

Opportunities during 22-24, December 2022 at ICAR-CRIDA, Hyderabad<br />

fertility status, besides well-irrigated sources. Further, conducted baseline survey before<br />

grounding the demonstrations to identify the issues related to maize production and also studied<br />

the socio-economic status <strong>of</strong> adopted farmers. The front-line demonstrations on Integrated Pest<br />

Management <strong>of</strong> fall armyworm in maize comprised cultural, mechanical, and chemical<br />

methods. At each location, the demonstration was laid out in an area <strong>of</strong> 0.4 ha and adjacent 0.4<br />

ha was considered as control (farmers’ practice) for comparison studies. Apart from<br />

showcasing the viability <strong>of</strong> pest management components, farmers were also sensitized on the<br />

relevance <strong>of</strong> these technologies by organizing awareness programs, focused group discussions,<br />

conducting method demonstrations and training programs.<br />

Results<br />

The results <strong>of</strong> front-line demonstrations on integrated pest management <strong>of</strong> fall armyworm in<br />

maize (Table 1 and 2) indicated that the pest incidence and damage due to FAW range was 8.4-<br />

14.0 percent in IPM followed plots during kharif 2019-20, whereas the average pest incidence<br />

was 11.44 percent. In the Non-IPM plots, it was found that the pest incidence ranged from 28.6<br />

to 36.4 percent and the average pest incidence was 32.6 percent. During rabi 2020-21, the FAW<br />

damage was very less compared to kharif season, and the damage range was 3.3 – 10.0 percent<br />

in IPM followed plots, whereas the average pest incidence was 6.98 percent. The Non-IPM<br />

plots showed that the pest incidence ranged from 13.3 to 23.1 percent, with an average pest<br />

incidence <strong>of</strong> 16.6 percent.<br />

Influence <strong>of</strong> FAW on maize yield and incidence during kharif, 2019-20<br />

S.No. Name Village / Manda; Yield<br />

(kg/ha)<br />

COC (Rs/ha) Gross returns B.C Ratio Pest incidence<br />

1. Mahipal Reddy Gurkunta<br />

/Nawabpet<br />

2. P.Shankaraiah Karkonda<br />

/Nawabpet<br />

3. Kosgi Chandraiah Nainonipalli/<br />

Nawabpet<br />

4 K.Anantaiah Venkatreddypalli<br />

/Gandeed<br />

Check Demo Check Demo Check Demo Check Demo Check Demo<br />

4725 4950<br />

(4.76%)<br />

4500 5125<br />

(13.89%)<br />

4875 5375<br />

(10.26%)<br />

5375 5775<br />

(7.44%)<br />

45500 38750 94500 99000 2.07 2.55 Moderate to<br />

severe,<br />

48000 47950 90000 125000 1.87 2.60 High<br />

incidence <strong>of</strong><br />

FAW<br />

57500 51250 80194 88419 1.39 1.72 High<br />

incidence <strong>of</strong><br />

FAW<br />

58750 55000 86000 92400 1.46 1.68 Severe<br />

incidence<br />

Average 4869 5306 52438 48238 87674 101205 2.58 2.23<br />

Low<br />

FAW<br />

FAW<br />

controlle<br />

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FAW<br />

controlle<br />

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FAW<br />

controlle<br />

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355 | Page Managing genetic resources for enhanced stress tolerance

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