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MOUNIKA-CSP
MOUNIKA-CSP
Submitted to
DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY
K.ARUNAKUMARI
LECTURER IN BOTANY
by
JADA MOUNIKA
RegdNo.Y203063012
DECLARATION
I, J.MOUNIKA, hereby declare that the community service project work entitled
"METHODS OF PEST CONTROL IN OOLLA PALEM" has done by me as a
requirement to complete the BSC degree programme in Botany has not submitted earlier
to any institution either in full or partly for award of any certificate/degree to the best of
knowledge.
Thanks are extended to our college principal Dr.D.Kalyani. Community service project
coordinator, Ms.K.Aruna Kumari, mentor of Community Service project for their guidance and
support in planning, execution and completion of this community service project.
I would like to express my heartful thanks to the people of oollapalem, and ward volunteer for
their support in acquiring data for this project.
I express my thanks to my parents and friends who supported in entire process of my community
service project.
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that Community Service project work entitled "METHODS OF PEST
CONTROL IN OOLLA PALEM" is submitted to Department of BOTANY, D.S
GOVERNMENT DEGREE COLLEGE, ONGOLE, during the academic year 2021-
2022 as a requirement to complete the BSC degree programme under my supervision by
JADA MOUNIKA with Regd No: Y203063012
1. Declaration
2. Acknowledgement
3. Objectives of the project
4. Introduction
5. Village history
6. Survey methodology
7. Questionnaire
8. Analysis
9. Awareness
10.Conclusion
OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT
A pesticide is a substance that destroys or kills organisms that we consider to be pests such as
weeds, damaging insects, or microbes that cause disease. Any substance or mixture of substances
intended for preventing destroying or mitigating any pest or intended for use as a plant growth
regulator, defoliant or desiccant is called a pesticide.
Pest : It is any animal or microorganism that trouble injuries or cause destruction of crop.
Methods of pest control: They are two types.
1. Natural pest control: they are prepared in nature due to prey - Predator relationships.
Beneficial insects are those insects which pray on harmful insects or there larvae.
2. Artificial pest control: these are man made methods to control pests.
In agriculture, the synthetic pesticides are used which has got sometimes carcinogenic,
terratogenic and residual toxic effects.
The excess you use of it also causes serious health hazards to live stocks human life wildlife
features birds and animals
Example: hand picking pruning trapping, burning or destruction of eggs. larvae pupay etc.
Agriculture control : these methods are used to destroy life cycle of best by developing for
eradication of weeds alternate crop rotation hybrid pest resistance crop species etc.
Chemical control : these are chemicals used to kill pests.
Classification of pesticides:
ADVANTAGES OF PESTICIDES
DISADVANTAGES OF PESTICIDES
According to Census 2011 information the location code or village code of woollapalem village is
523104. Oollapalem village is located in singarayakonda mandal of Prakasam district in Andhra
Pradesh, India. It is situated 11km away from sub-district headquarter singarayakonda(tehsildar
office) and 50km away from district headquarter Ongole. As per 2009 stats, woollapalem village
is also a gram panchayat.
The total geographical area of village is 2860 hectares. Woollapalem has a total population of
3,784 peoples, out of which male population is 1,916 while female population is 1,868. Literacy
rate of Oollapalem village is 54.41% out of which 61.27% males and 47.38% females are
literate. There are about 1,005 houses in Oollapalem village Pincode of Oollapalem village
locality is 523104.
Singarayakonda is nearest town to Oollapalem for all major economic activities, which is
approximately 50km away.
METHODOLOGY
COMMUNITY SURVEY
QUESTIONNAIRE
D.S.Government Degree College (W), Ongole
Questionnaire For Community Service Project
Department of Botany
Name of the student: Date:
Basic Details:
Name of the Farmer :
Door No. Street/Lane :
Name of the village/Town : Name of the Panchayat/Mandal :
Name of the Gram sachivalayam/ Ward: Name of the District:
Are you a Tenant Farmer or farming own land:
Caste: Income :
Are you Eligible for Rythu Barosa / not: Do you have Ration Card ( If Yes
White/Pink):
Details of Nearby Rythu Barosa Kendram:
4. Have you ever done soil testing for your land? If yes, what are the observations?
7. What are the Green manure crops you sow in between main crops?
8. Name of the diseases with which the crops are affected generally? ( all the diseases should be
noted separately for each crop)
9. What are the pests that pose a serious threat to your crop?
10. What are the traditional Pest control measures taken by you ?
11. What are the chemical pesticides used to control the diseases and pests?
12. Have you ever tried natural biological control methods like Trichoderma?
13. How much money do you spend for Pest control per acre?
14. Have you identified any Mineral deficiency diseases in the crops grown by you?
15. What are the major fertilizers you use in your fields? (name the chemicals and quantity)
16. How much money do you spend on chemical fertilizers per acre?
17. The amount of organic fertilizers used by you for each crop/season and the amount spent on
it?
18. Have you ever used Bio-fertilizers? If used, Name the Bio-fertilizer that you have used in
your crop?
19. Do you know about organic farming? Have you ever tried it?
20. What are the common weeds that you have observed in your field?
21. What are the weed control methods you generally use and how much money do you spend on
it?
Rice – 80%
Pulses – 20%
90%
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
Rice Pulses
Yes
3) Name the diseases with which the crops are affected generally ?
4) What are the pests that pose a serious threat to your crop?
Grass hoppers
Rats
Stem borer
Rice hespa
Sucking insects
Aphids
Black bug.
Chemical fertilisers are used mostly and less amounts of Organic fertilisers also. Bio
fertilisers like Trichoderma is also used.
Chemical Feretilisers – 75%
Organic fertilisers – 15%
Bio fertilisers – 10%
Pesticide usage
15%
75%
7) What are the major chemical pesticides you use in the fields?
• Monocrotophos,
• Captan 70%
• Acetamiprid 20%
• Mancozeb 75%
• Acephate75%etc.
8) What are the major organic pesticides you use in the fields?
• Azadirachtin 1%
• Neem oil
• Neem cake etc.
• Tagetus oil
9) What are the biological controlling agents used in the fields of this village?
• Trichoderma
10) How much money do you spend for pest control per acre?
About 2500 rupeees per acre for chemical pesticides. 200 to 300 rupees for organic and
biological controlling methods like Neem oil, Trichoderma etc.
Yes
COMMUNITY AWARENSS
I gave the awareness to the farmers about the PEST-CONTROLLING in Agriculture and the
cost difference the chemical fertilizers and Bio-fertilizers. Further I gave awareness about Bio
fertlisers also. Then after giving instructions, most of the farmers have tend to use Bio-fertilizers
in their agricultural land. Because the chemical fertilizers were harmful to agricultural land,
environment.
Conclusion
By the end of the project I came to know that most of the farmers are using chemical pesticides
and knowledge about the importance of organic and bio fertilizers is less. Awareness is required
among the farmers regarding the cost effective biological methods.
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