RSMSSB Agriculture Supervisor case studies
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The RSMSSB Agriculture Supervisor (Krishi Parivekshak) examination is a Rajasthan state recruitment test for supervisory and extension roles in the Agriculture Department. It suits graduates in agriculture, horticulture, or allied sciences who want field-level work advising farmers, implementing schemes, and supervising agricultural operations. The RSMSSB Agriculture Supervisor case studies are 5 cases and about 3,212 words.
1Sodic patch in a canal-command wheat field: is 25 t/ha of gypsum enough?
A farmer in Raisinghnagar, in the Indira Gandhi Canal command, holds 1.6 ha and sowed wheat on 15 November after a cotton harvest. The crop is patchy: plants in strips are 10–12 cm tall while bare patches carry a white crust.
757 words, about 4 min2Pink bollworm at 95 days in Bt cotton: spray now, and with what?
A 4 ha Bt cotton field near Sriganganagar, sown on 10 May, is 95 days old. Eight pheromone traps, one per 0.5 ha, have gone from 4 to 36 moths per trap per night in ten days.
622 words, about 3 min3Three emergencies in one morning: bloat, milk fever and mastitis
At a village near Nagaur a farmer keeps 6 Murrah buffaloes and 4 crossbred cows. On Monday morning three problems appear together.
636 words, about 3 min4Pomegranate with borer and blight: should the farmer force Hasta bahar?
A 1 ha Bhagwa pomegranate orchard planted in 2018 at 5 × 3 m near Jalore is under flood irrigation from a borewell. Water tests EC 3.4 dS/m and chloride 12 meq/L.
599 words, about 3 min5Solar pump or drip? A Barmer farmer with ₹26,000, a pending mutation and an overdue KCC
A 3 ha khatedar farmer in Barmer irrigates from a 25 m deep borewell with a 5 HP diesel pump. In rabi he runs it 8 hours a day for 120 days at about 1.2 litres of diesel per hour; diesel costs ₹95 a litre.
598 words, about 3 min