Sugar Cane Agriculture detail TNDTE Diploma syllabus for Sugar Technology (SG), M scheme is extracted from TNDTE official website and presented for diploma students. The course code (37443), and for exam duration, Teaching Hr/week, Practical Hr/week, Total Marks, internal marks, theory marks, duration and credits do visit complete sem subjects post given below. The syllabus PDFs can be downloaded from official website.
For all other sugar 4th sem syllabus for diploma m scheme tndte you can visit Sugar 4th Sem Syllabus for Diploma M Scheme TNDTE Subjects. The detail syllabus for sugar cane agriculture is as follows.
Rationale:
The sugar cane is the main raw material for sugar manufacture. In this subject, the students can know about suitable climate for sugar cane cultivation and botany of sugar cane, how to planting the sugar cane, What are the pest and diseases will attack the sugar cane, water management, applying of fertilizer, harvest and ratoon crop. These topics are very essential for sugar technology students.
Objectives:
- On completion of the units of syllabus contents the students must be able to know about. The students get to know about the properties of soil.
- Climatic factors and Cane growth tells about growing phenomena of cane in different climates.
- Lodging of sugarcane deals with particular variations causes due to low temperature.
- It deals with sugarcane yield and climate.
- He comes to know about sugarcane plant parts.
- They know about sugarcane parts, and their functions here.
- He also comes to know about arrowing of sugarcane.
- He will also be able to know character for selection.
- He also learns about land preparation.
- Students get a wide knowledge about the Requirement of good seed.
- Different methods of surface soil preparation.
- In this unit students get to know about planting of sugarcane.
- He also comes to know about Germination and depth of planting.
- He will also be able to know Internal, External factors of Germination.
- Students learn about Factors influencing the chemical composition.
- Student also be able to know climate and sugarcane chemical composition.
- Students get a wide knowledge about the Fertilization of sugarcane.
- Students learn about Application of Nutrient element.
- He will also be able to know about Irrigation and Drainage system.
- Students learn about affect of climate factors on maturity.
- Students also be able to know sugar formation and storage.
- Students get a wide knowledge about methods of maturity determination.
- He will also be able to know Ratoons, Advantages & Disadvantages.
- He also comes to know about Pest, diseases and their control measure
Unit 1
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Unit 2
Botany Of Sugarcane
Sugarcane plant – Function of various parts of sugarcane plant – stalk – node – tiller – triflorescence – sugar cane arrow -root – seed – breeding – characters for selection – quality standard – resistance to drought – technological – pests and diseases – pith -arrowing – range of parents – agro climatic regions – land preparation – schedule of operations -mechanized preparations
Unit 3
Seed And Planting
Requirement of a good seed – final preparation of seed for cane Sugar Cane Seed Developed By Bio Tech.disking, rolling and harrowing for surface soil preparation -effects ofpost planting traffic – planting of sugar cane – external factors andgermination – temperature, moisture, seed treatment – plant diseases- depth of planting – internal factors and germination – quality of seedused, spaced planting and strip planting for erosion control
Unit 4
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Unit 5
Quality Of Sugar Cane And Harvesting
Maturity – effects of climatic factors on maturity – sugar formation and storage – age in relation to maturity – methods of maturity determination – harvesting – time of harvest – tools of harvest – post harvest operations.Ratooning – disadvantages -number of ratoons – fertilizer application. Sugar cane diseases and their control – sugar cane pests and their control.
Text Books:
- The Growing of sugar cane by Roger P. Humbert, Elsevier publishing Co., 1968.
- Sugar cane in India by S. V. Parthasarathy published by the K. C. P. Ltd., Madras6.
- Cane sugar by Noel Deerr, published by Norman Rodger – 1921.
- Technology of Sugar cane growing – Lakshmi Kandhan by Oxford & IBH New Delhi.
- Sugar Cane production Technology – Yadav, Oxford * IBH, New Delhi, Sixth edition – Butter worth – New Delhi – 2000
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