Agricultural College At JAU, Mota Bhandariya - Amreli

Agricultural College At JAU, Mota Bhandariya - Amreli Agricultural College At J.A.U., Mota Bhandaria (Amreli)

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Mota Bhandariya is a Village in Amreli Taluka in Amreli District of Gujarat State, India
It is located 16 KM towards west from District head quarters

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Mota Bhandariya is a Village in Amreli Taluka in Amreli District of Gujarat State, India
It is located 16 KM towards west from District head quarters

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KASWALA FAMILY RESIDES IN THIS VILLAGE ALMOST 80 TO 90 FAMILIES OF KASWALAS ARE IN THIS VILLAGE THERE IS TEMPLE OF KASWALA PARIVAR (kuldevi)AND THEY ORGANISE HAVAN (POOJA OF MATAJI) EVERY YEAR AND IN THIS HAVAN ALL THE FAMILIES GET UNITED AND DO POOJA OF THIER GODDESS mota bhandariya in big

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COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE

Mota Bhandariya –Amreli



Amreli is located in Saurashtra region of Gujarat with 20.45o to 22.15o North Latitude and 70.13o to 71.45o East Longitude. It falls under the North Saurashtra Agro Climate Zone of Gujarat. There are 11 talukas with the total area of 7431.24 square kilometer.
Average rainfall of Amreli district is 652mm. Almost one-eighth of the total geographical area (13%) was under problematic soils in the district. The degraded and fallow lands like cultivable waste, and current and other fallow lands accounted for 5 percent of the total geographical area. Permanent pastures (7%) and forest area (6%) needs to be improved.
The cropping pattern in the district indicated that groundnut was the predominat crop with 62 percent of the total kharif cropped area and it was followed by cotton (26%) and sesame (10%). On the other hand, in rabi / summer, sesame was the predominant crop (42%) followed by wheat (41%) and groundnut (13%). In case of horticulture crops, the highest area was under spices (cumin, 32%) followed by fruit crops (32%).

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History

The College of Agriculture, Junagadh started functioning in the month of June, 1960 with an admission capacity of 100 students. This college was the first Government Agricultural College in the Gujarat State.
The college was affiliated to Gujarat University, Ahmedabad from its inception till the year 1967. Subsequently, on establishment of Saurashtra University, Rajkot (1968) the affiliation was transferred to it. later on the college became a constituent College of the Gujarat Agricultural University (1972). Further with the split of Gujarat Agricultural University in 2004, the campus became a constituent of Junagadh Agricultural University from May 01, 2004.
The College has 13 Departments viz., Agronomy, Animal Science, Biochemistry, Genetics & Plant Breeding, Agril. Chemistry & Soil Science, Agril. Economics, Agril. Entomology, Extension Education, Farm Engineering, Horticulture, Plant Pathology, Agricultural Biotechnology and Seed Science and Technology.

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Mota Bhandariya
Amreli
365610

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