Rule of Business

• Agriculture Extension, Research, Engineering and Education.
• Enhance productivity through better varieties and improved management practices.
• Promoting high-value crops, fruits, and vegetables.
• Transmission of modern techniques to the growers: Crop Technology and Agricultural Practices.
• Promoting efficient use of water and other inputs.
• Improving soil health.
• Development of culturable waste lands.
• Layout orchards, model farms, and budding of fruits.
• Assisting Crop Reporting Services in conducting surveys, collecting data, and helping farmers in taking remedial measures against pest attacks.
• Genetic improvement of crop varieties.
• Development of production technology.
• Control of diseases and insect/pests.
• Promote improved OFWM practices for increasing water/agricultural productivity.
• Mobilize farming communities to share investment costs.
• Establishment of new regulated markets.
• Training of members, staff, and functionaries of the regulated markets.
• Dissemination of marketing information.
• Demonstrations on picking, packing, and grading.
• Establishment of marketing intelligence services and dissemination.
• To impart technical assistance to the people engaged in floriculture and landscaping of gardens and parks.
• Adaptive research.
• Zoological survey.
• Botanical survey.
• Crop reporting services.
• Cooperative societies and cooperative bank.
• Preparation of agriculture graduates and masters.
• All service matters of the employees of the attached departments, except those entrusted to the Services and General Administration Department or any other department.