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Shri Venkateshwara University, a state private university established by the Government of Uttar Pradesh State Act, is organizing a lecture on "Adaptable and Upcoming Post Harvest Technologies for Managing Horticultural Produce" on October 16th, 2023, in celebration of World Food Day.

The lecture will be given by Dr. Ram Asrey, Principal Scientist & Professor of Food Science and Post Harvest Technology Division at ICAR-IARI in New Delhi.

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Did You Know? Cotton underwear will decompose in healthy soil. The more the decomposition, the healthier the soil. #didyouknow #sciencefacts #agriculturalscience #soilyourundies 

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2006-2020 A/L Agricultural Science past papers in pdf

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A novel process to improve the characteristics of low‐fat ice cream using date fiber powder

This work concluded that date fibers could be used to improve the functionality and properties of low‐fat ice cream to match the properties of full‐fat ice cream with more health benefits.

Abstract

The objective of this study was to improve the characteristics of low‐fat ice cream (LFIC) using date fiber powder (DFP). DFP was added to LFIC mix (3% fat, 14% milk solids nonfat, 15% sucrose, 0.3% stabilizer, and 0.1% vanilla) at a rate of 1.5%, 2.5%, and 3.5%. Control treatment with no DFP was also manufactured for comparison. The LFIC mix was analyzed for physicochemical and microbiological analyses. After manufacture, microbiological, rheological, and sensory characteristics of LFIC were evaluated during storage at −18˚C for 30 days. The addition of DFP to the LFIC mix led to increasing (p < .05) the density and weight per gallon (lb) of final product. Thus, a 3.5% of DFP led to increasing the density of LFIC from 0.6 to 1.0 g/cm3 and weight per gallon from 5.2 to 9.0 lb, while the overrun of LFIC was decreased (p < .05) from 50.0% to 24.0%. Additionally, the melting resistance of LFIC made with DFP was higher (p < .05) as compared to control. Approximately 60% of LFIC made with DFP was melted after 50 min compared to 100% in control. The total bacterial count (TBC) and yeast and molds' count slightly increased in LFIC with adding DFP. However, there was a slight decrease in these counts during storage for 30 days. Psychrotrophic and coliform bacteria were not detected in the LFIC. Organoleptically, LFIC made with DFP showed higher scores (p < .05) of body and texture, melting quality, and appearance as compared to control during the 30 days of storage. However, the flavor was slightly decreased (p < .05) as the concentration of DFP was increased. The overall scores were increased with increasing the DFP concentrations up to 15 days as compared to control, followed by a decrease at 30 days of storage.

By: Ali I. A. Mansour, Mahmoud A. Ahmed, Mohamed Salem Elfaruk, Khalid A. Alsaleem, Ahmed R. A. Hammam, Yaser M. A. El‐Derwy Title: A novel process to improve the characteristics of low‐fat ice cream using date fiber powder Sourced From: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/fsn3.2159?af=R Published Date: Sat, 01 May 2021 01:07:44 -0700

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Future Scope Of Agricultural Science

Despite rapid strides in modernization and India’s march towards globalization, agriculture has always been the backbone of our economy. It still employs more than two third of the labour force in the country and is a major contributor to our national economy.

It meets our basic need for food and also the requirement, for the raw material needed by the manufacturing sector. Science and Technology have contributed significantly to agriculture in terms of improving productivity and quality.

In order to gain a foothold in the highly competitive global market and to make major gains in the export market, there is an increasing demand for professionally qualified people in this sector. Hence nowadays many educational institutes and universities have started courses to groom professionals in this important subject area.

Career in Agriculture is one of the largest industries and a good source of employment across the country. You should know about detailed information about career opportunities in agriculture Science.

Agriculture Science Eligibility Criteria

Ideally you should have Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) combination in your 10+2. It will be also advantageous if you study Mathematics as well at the Class 12 level. 

At Bachelors level, ideal courses are 3-year or 4-year degree courses in Agricultural Science, Agricultural Engineering, Agricultural Science and Technology, or Food Science and Agriculture.

Alternative options at the Bachelors level are Food Science, Biotechnology, Environmental Science, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Botany etc. 

To have a career in R&D, you will require a higher degree (Masters or PhD). You can gain more advantage by pursuing a higher degree from abroad.

Given the scope of business and management within the agricultural sector, Masters degree in Finance, Marketing, Business Analytics, Data Analytics or an MBA can be very helpful.

The agriculture sector demands a lot of planning, problem-solving and management skills. So, a general or specialized MBA can provide you a great career. Some of the key areas of MBA in Agri-Business are Agricultural Markets, Agricultural Pricing, Agricultural Law, Agricultural Trading & Merchandising, Agricultural Economics, Agricultural Data Analytics, and Farm Management. 

Knowledge, Skills & Attributes :

Good communication skills

The ability to analyze and solve problems

The ability to make accurate and detailed observations

Patience

An interest in agriculture and the environment

An understanding of business principles

  Areas and Scientific (R&D) Career Options Within Agricultural Science :  

The major four broad areas under agricultural sciences are food science, plant science, soil science and animal science.

Agriculture Science Job Prospects

Agriculture is a vast and diversified field, offering numerous career options. Other than those directly engaged in farming and other allied activities, the industry needs people in areas of research and development and agro-industry. Then there are specialized areas, with good career prospects, like 

Horticulture, 

Floriculture, 

Dairy,

Poultry Farming, 

Fishery

Agricultural Sales, 

Marketing & Merchandising,

Banking & Audit,

Journalism & Communication and so forth. 

Agriculture Science Pay Package

The monthly remuneration of a fresh graduate in agricultural sciences appointed by respective state or central government starts from Rs.7000 and goes up to Rs.17, 000 depending upon experience and total years of service.

District agricultural inspector/officer gets monthly salary more than Rs.12, 000. The salary of agricultural scientists varies between Rs.18, 000 and 25, 000.

The salary of agricultural science professionals in private sector is more as compared to public sector. They get good salary apart from other benefits as fixed by the respective firm/company.

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Marwadi University: Prospects of Agricultural Science course

Agricultural Science course has been quite in demand these days. In recent times, it has generated a lot of jobs, in the private and public sector. Explore more about this course and the opportunities it course provides in this Article. Also, if you wish to opt for the Agricultural Sciences course, pursue it from Marwadi University.

With the new reforms of the government in the field of agriculture, this sector shows promising growth in the near future. Thus, pursuing BSc. Agricultural Sciences course after completing one’s class 12 is a wise decision to make.

Know more about this course here.

B.Sc Agricultural Sciences:

B.Sc Agricultural Sciences deals with the field of agriculture with a prime focus on improvising the techniques of present-day agriculture. It shapes the mind of an individual to develop critical thinking abilities so that one can meet the needs of the industry. Also, they develop a sensitivity towards the contemporary issues related t agriculture.

Scope:

Being a professional degree, Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences offers opens up a lot of avenues. An individual can find jobs in the public and private sector, both. Depending upon one’s interest, he/she can work in either field.

In the public sector, an individual will be working in departments like Agriculture, Extension, Research organisations, etc. Depending upon the department he/she works for, they will work as Agriculture Development Officer (ADO), Class-I (Gazetted), Agriculture Extension Officer, Range Forest Officer, etc. The central government also offers opportunities to fresh graduates for the post of Agriculture Graduate Trainee in the IFFCO (Indian Farmers Fertiliser Co-operative Limited).

For those who want to work in the private sector, an individual will have to work in Agro-industries, Agriculture marketing, Financial sector, Micro-finance institutions, Research sector, etc. One can also try their hands on entrepreneurship.

Those who are interested in teaching can further plunge into the subject as well.

About the Agricultural Sciences course:

The Agricultural science course covers the areas of study like Botany, Agriculture, Trade, Genetics, Home sciences, etc. Hence, subjects like Soil and water conservation engineering, Plant Nematology, Crop production technology, Entomology, etc. are a part of the course. Overall, it is a 3 years course divided into six semesters. By the time the course ends, students develop a solid ground in various aspects of agriculture.

Further, the eligibility criteria to seek admission in this course is dependent upon the university an individual seeks admission in. At Marwadi University, one of the top universities of Gujarat, an individual must have completed 12th Science with Physics, Chemistry and, Biology as their subjects to take admission into our Agricultural sciences course.

At Marwadi University, our Agricultural science course has been designed in such a way that it creates the finest agricultural professionals in the country. This design includes a proper balance of fine academic teaching and well-defined practical exposure in the field. Such a design helps our students to develop a strong sense of academics and personality development skills. Hence, apply for the course of our Agricultural science today.

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Ethiopia: Permaculture, The Key To Prosperity In Rural Areas In Ethiopia, lack of rain is a threat to agriculture. Some have nevertheless managed to put in place measures to combat drought.  https://www.techhdsipcyp.com/2019/04/ethiopia-permaculture-key-to-prosperity.html #agriculture #agriculturalscience #ethiopia #newworld #tech #techhdsipcyp #sipcyp https://www.instagram.com/p/Bwv95RegGJ0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1lr4j70ddj93z

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Biopreservation Methods Help in the Storage of Foods and Medical Equipment’s In a Proper Temperature to Maintain the Efficacy Rate

Biopreservation methods are followed in many regions across the globe, especially in regions such as the U.S., U.K., and Italy, among others. Biopreservation is a method of preservation that involves the prevention of the growth of microorganisms. This can be done by any method of detergent preservation, including biological ice thawing, activated sludge, and carbon dioxide refrigeration.

Biopreservation is commonly employed in medicine as well as in the agricultural sciences. The biopreservation technique involves the reduction of cells of a living thing under controlled conditions. This prevents the emergence of any type of disease or abnormality in the cells of the preserved sample. The most common type of biopreservation is known as cell preservation. In this procedure, cells of different types are frozen, treated with formaldehyde, and then stored at low temperatures. The quality of the cells can thus be maintained even after many years.

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