Enhancing crop yield and quality through genetic advancements,
breeding techniques, and sustainable agricultural practices.
Hybrid seed production technologies have been developed for paddy hybrid and parental lines.
Treatments have been developed for the enhancement of seed quality attributes, such as germination, vigour, emergence ability, seed health and physical properties.
Standardized technology for making flakes from maize and sorghum.
Developed 'Pusa Zero Energy Cool Chamber' for on-farm storage of horticultural crops.
The Division of Plant Pathology is more than 100 years old, originally established in 1905 as Mycology section of (IARI) at Pusa, Bihar to initiate mycological and plant pathological research in India.
The Division has pioneered in investigations in insect systematics and economic entomology vis-a-vis important crop pests.
Nematodes, commonly called as roundworms, eelworms or threadworms are the most numerous multi-cellular organisms inhabiting different habitats and belong to diverse trophic groups.
Planning and execution of basic and applied research of national importance in multifarious domains of development, formulation and safety aspects of agrochemicals.
Advancing the cultivation of fruits, vegetables, and ornamental plants through scientific research and sustainable practices.
Exploring cultivation techniques, genetic improvement, and pest management for optimal vegetable production and quality.
Innovating fruit cultivation and management practices for enhanced yield, quality, and sustainable horticultural development.
Designing and cultivating ornamental plants and landscapes to enhance aesthetic value and environmental benefits.
Developing methods to preserve and extend the shelf life and quality of harvested crops and produce.
Arima Farms is transforming Ghana’s agriculture through sustainable practices, advanced technology, and inclusive partnerships—empowering farmers, increasing productivity, and strengthening food security for long-term national and community resilience.