To assess the Performance of Spring Rearing on Different silkworm Hybrids In Poonch District Of Jammu and Kashmir
Abstract
Silkworm rearing is the most traditional practice in Jammu and Kashmir and it helps the farmers to generate extra income by rearing silkworm larvae that spin cocoons which were later sold by the farmers to earn money. For the studied experiment, the more superior results have been obtained for the silkworm hybrid namely FC1xFC2 when compared its reciprocal cross namely FC2xFC1. In conclusion, it can be summarized that FC1XFC2 should be recommended for commercial use at farmer level particularly for the farmers of Poonch district. Therefore, from the present study entitled “To assess the Performance of Spring Rearing on Different silkworm Hybrids In Poonch District Of Jammu and Kashmir” t can be concluded that, silkworm rearing can be adopted as subsidiary income option among the farmers of Poonch District and the best suited breed for rearing in Poonch district can be recommended on the basis of present experiment is FC1xFC2 for spring rearing. The larval, pupal, cocoon and post cocoon characters were found to be significant ideal in FC1xFC2 silkworm breed.
Downloads
References
Alam .k, Babu .H, Monir .S and Siva Prasad .N [2021] studied on evaluation of bivoltine silkworm breeds (Bombyx mori L)for associated characters under Koraput Distt .Odisha journal of Entomology of zoology studies JEZS [2021];9 [3] 218-222.
Alam, K., Mirror, S.K., and Siva Prasad, V, (2020) Studies on evaluation and identification of suitable bivoltine hybrids BombyxmoriL. for better productivity. JournalofPharmacognosyandPhytochemistry 9(4): 990-994.
Alam. k, S. K Micro and Prasad .S [2020] studied on evaluation and identification of suitable bivoltine hybrids Bombyx mori L for better productivity in Odisha journal of phytochemistry 9[4];990-994.
Amar Dev Singh (2020) Studied on field performances of two bivoltine double hybrids [FC1XFC2] and its reciprocal supplied by silkworm seed production centre, Udhampur Journal of entomology (8)1-4.
Amar Dev Singh., N.K Bhatia, and V.P. Gupta [2020] Studied on performances of P1 bivoltine seed rearing at adopted seed rearers [ASRS] level during spring in three different seed zones. International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications, 10(8): 2250-3153.
Ashoka, J and Govinddan, R. 1994, performances of some Bivoltine Silkworm breeds and their single and Double cross hybrids for yield and Cocoon traits. Karnataka journal of Agriculture sciences,7 (1): 28-31
Ashoka, J and Govinddan, R. 1994. Performance of some Bivoltine Silkworm breeds and their
Aslam Haroon Rashid, Nisar Ahmed and M.A Khan [2019] Studied on feasibility of late age silkworms rearing in poly house under temperate climatic conditions of Kashmir region .journal of recent Scientific Research vol.10,issue 06 [DDPP] 32981-32984, June 2019.
Begum Basanaraja, H.K., Joge, P.G and A.K Plait [2008] evaluation and identification of promising bivoltine hybrids breeds in the silkworm Bombyx mori l international journal of industrial entomology,16 15-20.
Bindroo BB; Begum, A. N, A.N Reddy, N. M, (2014), New Bivoltine Silkworm Double Hybrid, JAYACHAMARAJA ( CSR50 x CSR52) x (CSR51xCSR53) for high egg recovery Crop stability and silk productivity. Technical Bulletin No.2, pp 1-23 Central Sericultural Research and Training Institute (Central silk Board, Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India.
Bindroo,B.B.;Begum,A.N.andReddy,N.M.2014.NewBivoltineSilkwormDoublehybrid,JAYACH AMARAJA (CSR50 X CSR52) X (CSR51 X CSR53) for high egg recovery, crop stability and Silk productivity, Technical Bulletin No.10,CentralSericulture Research and Training Institute (Central Silk Board, Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India).
Chowdhury N . B. 2002. Impact of adaptation of new technologies in Palamner area of Andhra Pradesh Indian silk.40; 15-16
H.N Manu, J .Prashant, Chaitra.S and k. Jagish T.S [2020] studied on evaluation of economic traits of selected hybrids FC1Xfc2 and FC2XFC1 and FC4XFC3 double hybrids treated
Hiriyana, R G., Geetha Devi ,Suma., A.S., and Kumaresan, P.2008.IVLP- A case of Srirangapatna cluster in Karnataka. Indian Silk .47: 5-8
Krishnaswami, S 1978, new technology of Silkworm rearing. Bulletin No.2, pp 1-3 CentralResearchandTrainingInstituteMysore.
Krishnaswami, S. 1978, new technology of Silkworm rearing. Bulletin No. 2, pp 1-23 CentralSericulturalResearchandTrainingInstitute, Mysore.
Kushwaha RV and Singh NR (2013). Excellent of adoption of improved Sericultural practices by the sericulturists of Buldhana district of Maharashtra.Agriculture update 8(3) 469-471.
Mali, G.N., Kamili, A.S., Wani Shafiq A, Munshi, N.A and Tariq, A.(2001) performances of some Bivoltine silkworm( BombyxmoriL) hybrids. Sericologia 6; 105 -111.
Malik, G.N., Kamili, A.S.Wani Shafiq, A., Munshi, N.A. and Tariq, A. (2001) Performance of some bivoltine silkworm( BombyxmoriL). hybrids. Sericologia,6:105-111.
Mandeep Singh Nathial, Analysis of set shot in basketball in relation with time to perform the course and displacement of center of gravity, American Journal of Sports Science, Vol.2 Issue.5 pp: 122-126 (2014). Retrieved from https://www.sciencepublishinggroup.com/journal/paperinfo.aspx?journalid=155&doi=10.11648/j.ajss.20140205.13
Miyashita V., 1986. A report on mulberry cultivation and trainings methods suitable to bivoltine rearing in Karnataka , Central Silk Board, Bangalore, India.
Nirmal Kumar S, Ramesh Babu M, Basanaraja HK, Mal Reddy N, Datta RK. (1998). Double hybrids for improvement in silk production in silkworm, Bombyx mori L. silkworm Breeding. Oxford and IBH publishing Co .Pvt .Ltd. New Delhi, India, ,209-211.
Nirmal Singh J.S Tara, M.K Tayal Arvinder Kaur, Kalpna Sudan, Kavita Sharma and Abdul Mahroof [2016] studied on evaluation of different silkworm hybrids in Jammu and Kashmir .International journal of advanced Research [IJAR] 4[8],201-204.
R.K. Datta, k Suresh N. Basanaraja Kumar .K, M. Mal Reddy N.[CSR18XCSR19] a robust bivoltine hybrid suitable for all seasons rearing in the tropical Indian silk 2001 [39] 5-7.
Rajalakshmi, E., Chauhan T.P.S. and Kemble, C.K. (1998) Hybrids vigor among newly evolved bivoltinehybrids of silkworm, Bombyx mori L. Underhill conditions. India’s. Seric., 68:620-624.
Rajalakshmi,E;ChauchanT.P.S;Kamble,C.K.Srinivas,B.TandMahadevaiah,C.M. (2000) Evaluation of newly evolve Bivoltine hybrids of Bombyxmori L. for silk yield contributing traits under hill conditions. Indian. J. Seric,39(1):21-23.
Singh, M., Kour, R., & Kour, A.,. A collaborative diversified investigation of respective responses of sports person coaches and organizations on criminalization of doping.International Journal of Health Sciences,6(S3), 11295–11310. https://doi.org/10.53730/ijhs.v6nS3.8641
Singh, A., & Singh , D. M. (2013). PROMOTION OF RESEARCH CULTURE –ENHANCING QUALITY IN HIGHER EDUCATION. International Journal of Behavioral Social and Movement Sciences, 2(2), 202–208. Retrieved from https://ijobsms.org/index.php/ijobsms/article/view/152
Tragar, Kamili AS, Malik GN, KukilloFA (1992).Evolution of high yielding bivoltine Silkworm(BombyxmoriL.) genotypes.Sericologia32(2):321-337.
Z.I Buhroo, M.A Malik , N.A Ganai ,A.S Kamili and S.A Mir studied on rearing performances of some popular Bivoltine silkworm [ Bombyx mori l] breeds during spring season [2017] Journal of advances in Research 9[1]1-11
Copyright (c) 2023 Kalpna Sudan, Mohd Riaz, Insha Nazir, Jyoti Sharma
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
