Dr. Pravinchandra Chaturlal Patel is an agricultural expert with over 39 years of experience in natural resources management and crop production technologies. He has made significant contributions to forage crop improvement, published numerous research articles, and received multiple awards for his work in soil science and agriculture. Dr. Patel holds a Ph.D. in agriculture and has held various expert roles in seed production and agricultural education across India.

1. RESUME OF DR. P.C.PATEL
1 Full Name : Dr. PRAVINCHANDRA CHATURLAL PATEL
2 Last PostDesignation and Office : Agricultural Expert, Akshamaala Solution, Noida, UP, India
2 Date of Birth : 04-09-1951
3 Nationality : Indian
4 Sex : Male
5 Postal Address : Dr. PRAVINCHANDRA CHATURLAL PATEL,
6, Vishrut Park-III, Jitodia-Sojitra Road, Anand-388001,Dist. Anand,Gujarat State, India;
Phone: Mob. No.91-9909022116 Alternate Mob. 01-9978360665
E-mail:patelpc12@gmail.com Alternate E-mail: pcpatel_2011@yahoo.in
6 Total Year Service : 38 Years and 10 Months
7 Resume at URL: : http://www.linkedin.com/pub/dr-pravinchandra-patel/2a/9a9/2b5/
Pravin is a scientistand manager with over thirty nine years’ research, teaching and extension experience. His expertise is natural resources
management, forage crops production and quality and farmingof agricultural cropsand land development and improves soi l fertility. It also
includes soil, water and plant analysis, recommendation of crop production technologies to farmers, waste management through biochar,
sustainability, management and reporting.
Research Summary and International Profile
I. Research Summary
In Natural Resources Management, I have contributed 29 recommendations on Forage Production Technologies Recommended to Farming
Communities and I primarily 6 as lead author. In Crop Improvement, I have contributed 4 varieties in Forage Crops. Sorghum-GFSH-1 (1992),
Hybrid Napier-APBN-1 (2000), Pearl millet-GFB-1 and Lucerne-AL-3 (2005).I have Analysis of 1.00 lakh (0.1 million) Forage plant samples for
quality and anti-quality parameters viz., dry matter content, crude protein content, NDF content, HCN content, IVDMD content, NO3 N
content and oxalate content. Analysis of soil samples to know the status of plant nutrients in soil.I have conduced about 100 field trials on
nutrient management, forage production technologies and varietal evaluation on Hill Millet crops. In field trials, I know experimental
planning, filed lay out, recording observations and collection of data, statistical analysis, interpretation of results, resu lts finding and made
recommendation to the farmers.I taught P.G. students and keep actively involved in the extension activities. I got 3 awards 1.Prof. J.P. Trivedi
Award sponsored by Hari Om Ashram Ayojit- 2003 “Soil Science”. 2. Sardar Patel Award-1995-96 for “Management Research in Irrigation”.
3. Awarded fellowship for housing at the Univ. of Pennsylvania Dorms, USA during the 18th World Congress of Soil Science. Attended 33
Forage Group Meet/workshop on Forage Crops and 7 Annual Convention/National Convention/National Symposium. I contributed 108
research article publications including 40 popular articles, 2 books, 3 bulletins, 1 comprehensive district agricultural plan .
International Profile
Invited to attend in 18th World Congress of Soil Science, Frontiers of Soil Science, Technology and the information of Age,Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania (USA), 20006 and presented 3 research papers.Invited to attend in Diamond Jubilee Symposium, Hundred Years of Po st-
Mendelian Genetics and Plant Breeding-Retrospect and Prospect, new Delhi, 2001and presented a research paper.Invited to attend in
International conference on Managing Natural resources for sustainable Agricultural Production in the 21st century, New Delhi,2000 and
presented research paper.Invited in First International Agronomy Congress, New Delhi, 1998 and presented a research paper.
Significant Achievement
II. Innovative Research Technology
Preparation of Biochar from Agricultural By-products viz., maize straw, Cluster bean straw, farmyard manure, poultry manure, and
wood saw and tested on corn crop for growth and dry matter production.
Awards, Recognition, Appreciation
2007 Appreciations received from Prof. M.C. Varshneya, former Vice Chancellor of AAU and former Dr. A. R. Pathak, Director of
Research, AAU, Anand for the progress and development of N. C. Farm, Chharodi in short period.
2005 Certificate of Appreciation for valuable contribution in the “KrushiMahotsav” organized by the Gov.of Gujarat and Anand
Agricultural University, Anand.
2006 Awarded fellowship for housing of the Univ. of Pennsylvania Dorms, USA during the 18th World Congress of Soil Science.
2003 Prof. J.P. Trivedi Award sponsored by Hari Om Ashram Ayojit for the year 2003 “Soil Science-Nutrient Management in Forage
Sorghum (Response of P and S to forage sorghum)”.
1995 Sardar Patel Award instituted by the Government of Gujarat-1995-96 for contribution made in association with the Main
Irrigation Research Centre, Navsari on Soil and Water Management Research.

2. 1996 Recipient for 2 awards for the Best Articles in “Godarshan” published as “Haschara-Pashupposan, June-July,1991, Vol.5(1-2): 39-
52 and second published in March; Vol.9(10):360-361.
Qualifications
1996 Ph.D in Agriculture, Major: Agricultural Chemistry and Soil Science and Minor: Agronomy, C. P. College of
Agriculture, Gujarat Agricultural University, Sardarkrushinagar, OGPA: 735/10.00.
1986 M.Sc. in Agriculture, Major: Agricultural Chemistry and Soil Science and Minor: Agronomy, B. A. College of
Agriculture, Gujarat Agricultural University, Sardarkrushinagar, OGPA :75.00/10.00.
1972 B.Sc.(Agriculture), B. A. College of Agriculture, Sardar Patel University,Vallabhvidhyanagar, 54.5 %.
Professional Development
1. Advanced Techniques and their application in Water Management Research @ Water Technology Centre, IARI, New Delhi,2002
2. Fodder Production Technology @ Indian Grassland and Fodder Research Institute, Jhansi, U.P, 1999
3. Computer Multimedia to application in Agricultural and Allied Science @ College of Tech. and Agricultural Engineering.,
Agricultural University, Udaipur, 1999
4. Fodder Production and Utilization @ National Dairy Development Institute, Karnal, Haryana, 1987
Employment and Experience
Period: April 2015 – October 2015 (continue job)
Position: Agriculture Expert, Alamdar Seeds Pvt. Ltd., Post.Nagalpur, Dist. Kutchh, Near Gramin Bank, ANJAR-370132, GUJARAT,
INDIA
Employer: Alamdar Seeds Pvt.Ltd., Nagalpur, Dist.Kutchh, India.
I am workingas an Agricultural expert in Alamdar Seeds Pvt Ltd., Anjar from April,2015. I am looking after the seed production,quality
and distribution of lucerneseeds work. Advices to the farmers on lucerne forage and seed production technology. Visitto the farmers' field if
any problem arises in lucerne forage as well as seed production plot.
Period: December 2014 – March 2015
Position: Agriculture Expert, Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals Ltd; Vadodara, Gujarat, India.
Employer: Akshamaala Solutions, Noida,UP, India.
I have worked at Agrinet, Agro Department & Agro Service, Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals Ltd., Vadodara, Dist.Vadodara,
Gujarat,India.Provided latestagriculturecrops production technologies to farmers and reply the questions of farmers probl ems like low soil
fertility, fertilizer recommendation, soil sampling procedure, low crop production, irrigation management, weed management problem,
diseases and pest problem, season wise crop grown and other burning problems.Collectively, my work has created a new capabili ty to
provide recent information of agriculture to the farmers for soil fertility management, soil and water analysis and farmers a re appreciated.
The Gujarat State Fertilizers and Chemicals Ltd., Vadodara management also appreciated to look my work.
Period: October2011 – December 2012
Position: Program Co-ordinator, Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Devataj, Ta.Sojitra, Dist.Anand
Employer: Anand Agricultural University, Anand
Between 2011 and 2012 I functioned as a Unit Head and Program Co-ordinator of Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Devataj, Ta. Sojitra,
Dist.Anand.On campus training to the farmers on different agriculture subjects viz., Agronomy, Soil Science, Horticulture, Plant Protection,
Animal Science and Fisheries.Dissemination of agriculture technologies to the farmers and conduct Front Line Demonstrations and off
campus trials of different crops on farmers’ field. I have prepared one “Comprehensive District Agricultural Plan of Anand” d istrict.I have
carried out farm development work of KVK, Devataj and constructed wire fencing on the boundary of the farm.Contribution to increase the
rice and wheat seed production of the farm resulted in increase farm income.I have given the maximum seed production demonstr ation
trials of rice and wheat to the farmers under Central Government Scheme of seed production.Collectively, my work has created a new
capability to provide recent agricultural technologies to the farmers and farm development.
Period: March2011 – October2011
Position: Unit Officer and Research Scientist, Agricultural Research Station, Sansoli
Employer: Anand Agricultural University, Anand
Duringthis period I have developed the farm of Sansoli and Nenpur. Enrichment of soilsof Sansoli Farmfor growing Shun hemp crop as
a green manuring. These farm land initially Gauchar, undulating, unlevel/sloppy and barren for a long time so there was need to level for
farming. With a view this object, these land was leveled through Bull Dozer and tractor and filling the soils in low land area by transporting
good soils from near tank by tractor and make them level. Majority of land was scrapped so obviously there was a poor in soil fertility. Soil
analysis of different plots has been carried out at University Soil Testi ng Laboratory, Anand and found that majority of the plots have poor
major and micronutrients.I have advised to the field staff to apply castor cakes, fertilizers including micro-nutrients in different plots as per
soil test value. I was the PI of Integrated Farming System (RKVY) project at Sansoli , so I started the implementation of the Project. I have
grown different crops at Sansoli and Nanpur farms to test the suitability of different crops so that in future planning of cr op production
would be decided. Between 1985 and 2006, I have published, primarily as lead author, 20 research papers in research journal articles, 2
books and 3 bulletins (lead author in one). Over the same period I have made 6 recommendations of “Forage Production Technologies
Recommended to Farming Communities” as lead author.

3. Period: December 2006 – March2011
Position: Research Scientist, I/C Associate Research Scientist, Horticulture at N. C. Farm, AAU,
Chharodi, Ahmedabad.
Employer: Anand Agricultural University, Anand
I handled large farm having 2250 acres land where 4 schemes were operated viz., N. C. Farm, of Kankrej cows, Diploma Agriculture
School,Jatropha Project and Mega Seed Projecton seed multiplication program. I also had given one additional charge of Tobacco Research
Station, Sanand. My role encompassed handling both farms Chharodi and Sanand. At Chharodi, I have to look farm and dairy mana gement
and look to the activities of Diploma Agricultural Students. I have been given special task given by the Vice Chancellor to look the
development of Chharodi farm. I have taken up seed multiplication program of Rice, Wheat, Lucerne and Fenugreek. I have increased double
income of N.C.Farm, Chharodi of Rs.95.02 lakh in my tenure period (2006-07 and 2007-08) as compared to only Rs.47.64 lakh in past two
years (2004-05 and 2005-06). I have increased the soil fertility of Chharodi farm by soil application of gypsum @ 2.00 MT and 25 Kg ZnSO4
per hectare. It was directly reflected in rice production. I have taken up rice seed production in 2007 and the rice seed production was 2,
16,807 kg from 60.00 hectare land whereas it was only 150331 kg from the same land during 2006. The productivity was increased to the
tune of 44.2 % higher in 2007 as compared to the year 2006. It indicated that farm management significantly influenced the cro p
productivity. Similarly, the milk production enhanced 38 % during 2007 (75714 kg) as compared to 2006 (54272 kg). Chharodi fa rm have
natural grass area of about1600 acres.The total number of natural grassbales in theyear 2007 was 15,308 numbers which wer e 24 & higher
than the year 2006 (12,328, each having weight 100-100 kg dry grass).After closing of Chharodi Farm on 03-10-2008.
I continued as a Unit Officer at N. C. Farm, Anand and development of 5 newly ARS Farms viz., Sansoli, Nenpur, Mehmadavadana
Muvada, Meenavada and Khambholaj of AAU, Anand. The allotted land was Gauchar, undulating, sloppy and unfertile. This land converted
into cultivated by farm management usingplowing,harrowing,cultivating,levelingland usingBull Dozar, JCB machine and Tra ctors. Improve
soil fertility by green manure crops and addition of organic manures and fertilizers. I have prepared a project of “Development of Integrated
Farming System at Chharodi” under Stream-I for new projects under Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojna (R.K.V.Y.) for the year 2008-09. The total
outlay of the project was Rs. 471.20 lakh (47.12 million). This project was shifted from Chharodi to Sansoli as Chharodi farm was closed by
the Government for Tata Nano Project. I have purchased the farm equipments, office furniture and laboratory scientific instru ments as per
the sanction in the project. The seed production program of sorghum, rice, wheat, corn and green gram etc has been taken up and
distributed seeds to the farmers and co-operative societies.
Period: July1998 – December 2006
Position: Associate Research Scientist, Main Forage Research Station, Anand
Employer: Anand Agricultural University, Aannd
Field trials of nutrient managements were conducted on forage crops for forage production and quality evaluation. The treatment
wise of forage plant green samples of 500 grams of Plant Breeding, Agronomy and Soil Science and Plant Protection disciplines trials were
brought in the Forage Quality Evaluation laboratory and these samples were cut into small pieces with the manually chaff cutter and dried
under shadow. Afterwards these partial dried plant samples were put into oven at 75 C temperature for about 24 hours till constant weight
obtained. These samples were removed from the oven and weigh treatment wise and calculate dry matter content. These samples were
ground in Grinding Mill and estimated N content using Kjeldahls’ method and these N values multiplied by 6.25 gives CP %.The NDF content
was estimated using standard method. The HCN content of forage sorghum was estimated from green samples. The NO -N content, Oxalate
content and IVDMD content estimated from promising entries if forage crops which are in pipe lines or for specific trials where treatments
effectiveness required to be assessed.
I conducted 4 field trials on sorghum, maize and Lucerne on nutrient management and 2 trials were on multi -
micronutrients on corn and sorghum. Two trials each on effect of P and S on forage sorghum yield and quality in 2001-03 and
effect of different sources & levels of S, Zn and B levels on seed production of Lucerne. These trials were repeated for 3 years & pooled
statistical analysiscarried out. The chemical analysisof samples was also carried out. The economics analysiswas also carried out for finding
out the remunerative treatments. These trials recommendations were presented in sub-committees meeting of Agronomy and Soil Science
and in Joint AGRESCO meeting and discussed and final approval. Afterwards, these recommendation finding were given to the Departments
of Agricultureand Extension to reach to the farmers’ door step. Soil samples analysisfor land acquisition in Vadodara and Kheda districts for
rehabilitation of Narmada
ousters for appraisal of the identified land for their suitability to farming during 2000 to 2002.
Position: Assistant Research Scientist, Main Forage Research Station, Anand
Employer: Anand Agricultural University, Anand
Period: March1982 –July1998
I conducted 2 separate field trials on nutrient management on forage sorghum in rainy and summer season of 1986, 1987 and 198 8.
Another one field trial was conducted on oats to study the response of forage oats to sowing dates and cutting management on grain
production during winter season of 1986-88. Pooled statistical analysis of 3 years results were carried out and worked out the economics
analysis to find out the remunerative treatments over control. These recommendations were approve as the procedure indicated earlier in
the period July1998–December 2006.Carried outchemical analysis of foragecrops trials of different disciplines for evaluating /effectiveness
of the treatments for quality and anti-quality and interpret the results and finally made recommendation to the farmers. I worked long
period of 25 years in forage crops and contributed significant work in forage crop production and quality. I had been analysi s of 1, 00,000

4. number of forage plant samples for dry matter and crude protein content. I had attended Group Meet/Work shop of forage crops at
different places of India in 25 years period.My three research papers has been accepted in the 18th World Congress of Soil Science, Frontiers
of Soil Science, Technology and the information of Age, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (USA), 20006 and presented 3 research papers,
Period: June 1977 – March1982
Position: Senior Research Assistant, Hill Millet Research Station, Dahod, Dist.Panchmahals
Employer: Anand Agricultural University, Anand
New Research Scheme sanctioned on “Strengthening Research In Hill Millet crops at Dahod” during 1977 and I was transferred wi th
promotion in this scheme as Senior Research Assistant. We have purchased farm implements, laboratory equipments, office furniture and
hand tools etc for the use of conductingfield trials.Planned and execute field trials on Plant Breeding and Agronomy discipline of Hill Millet
Crops. Field layout of experiment, timely sowing of trials with recommended package of practices is necessary for success. I was recording
timely experimental observations. The experiment should be harvested timely and recorded weigh of produce and analysis the da ta and
interpretation of results. The soil science subject taught to the Diploma Agriculture School students at Dahod. I conducted lab to lab fiel d
trials on riceand maizecrops at farmers’filed in different villages in tribal area of Dahod.Timely supplied inputof tria ls viz; seeds, fertilizers,
insecticides, fungicides etc was given to the farmers. We were periodically monitored the field trials at farmers’ field and advise them for
their problem. We got very good response of the farmers and they realize that newer technol ogies definitely increases crop productivity.
Period: February1974 – June 1977
Position: Agricultural Supervisor, Main Rice Research Station, Nawagam
Employer: Anand Agricultural University,Anand
As Agricultural Supervisor, I have carried out the technical correspondence of rice crop with farmers, University office, government
office, NGOs, seed companies. Looking to my working ability,the Research Scientisthas assigned me the work of Ricebiochemist and carries
out the quality analysis of rice crop. I have made crossing program of rice crop to develop new variety. I have contributed to evolve rice GR-
11 variety by conductingriceseed trialsatTaluka Seed Multiplication Farms,TCD Farm and University farms. I was also hand ling the Library
work of the Main RiceResearch Station, Nawagam. I was correspondenceto the bookseller for non-receipt of the periodic research journals.
Agronomy and Soil Science disciplines Recommendation for Farming Communities: 29
1. Effect of Sowing Date and Seed Rate on Forage Production of lucerne (1981-83) By J. R. Patel,M. D. Patel and P. C.Patel
2. Effect of Sowing Date, Seed Rates and P Levels on Seed Production of lucerne GAUL-1:Middle Gujarat Condition (1982-84 ) By J. R.
Patel, M. D. Patel, P. C. Patel and M. R.Saiyad
3. Effect of Sowing Dates, Seed Rates and P Levels on Seed Production of lucerne Anand-2 (GAUL-1):North Gujarat Condition (1984-87)
By A. T. Patel, B.B. Patel,J.R. Patel, P.C.Patel, A.R.Pathak, K.M.Patel and B..A.Patel
4. Intercropping of legumes in Hybrid Napier- Middle Gujarat Condition (1984-86) By J.R.Patel, M.D.Patel and P.C.Patel
5. Intercropping of legumes in Hybrid Napier- North Gujarat Condition (1984-86) By J.R.Patel, A.T.Patel, M.D.Patel, P.C.Patel &
V.S.Patel and B.B.Patel
6. Response of Promising Strains of Sorghum to Nitrogen (1985-88) By J.R.Patel,P.C.Patel and B.G.Patel
7. Effect of FYM and Zinc on Forage Sorghum (1986-89) By P.C.Patel, J.R.Patel and R.T.Dangarwala and P.G.Sodhaparmar
8. Response of Forage Oats to Sowing Dates and Cutting Management on Grain Production (1986-880 By P.C. Patel, B.G.Patel and
A.C.Sadhu
9. Response of Lucerne Genotypes to Varying Levels of Phosphorus and Potash (1988-91) By J.R.Patel,K.R.Thaker, A.C. Sadhu,
P.C.Patel and B.G.Patel
10. Irrigation Requirement for Lucerne (1989-91) By J.R.Patel, M.D.Patel, P.C.Patel and B.G.Patel
11. Cutting and Harvesting Management in Oats for Forage Production (1987-890 By J.R.Patel, A.C.Sadhu, P.C.Patel and B.G.Patel
12. Forage Production Potential of Rabi Forages (1986-900 By J.R.Patel, K.R.Thaker, A.C.Sadhu and P. C. Patel
13. Bio-fertilizer and N Management in Guinea Grass (1988-90) J.R.Patel, A.C.Sadhu, P.C.Patel, B.G.Patel and K.R.Thaker
14. Effect of Cuts and N levels on Grain Yield of Oats Variety kent (1988-91) By J.R. Patel, K.R. Thaker, A.C. Sadhu,P.C.Patel and
V.S.Patel
15. Nitrogen Management in Forage Oats (1991-93) By J.R.Patel, K.R.Thaker, A.C.Sadhu and P.C.Patel
16. Effect of Bio-fertilizers and N in Forage Sorghum SSG.59-3(1998-000 By J.R.Patel, A.C.Sadhu, P.C. Patel, B.G. Patel and
K.R.Thaker
17. Yield and Quality of Hy. Napier Varieties as Affected by Spacing and Nitrogen Application (1997 -00)By J.
P.Yadavendra,T.N.Barevadia, A.C.Sadhu,M.R.Patel and P.C.Patel
18. Effect of Seed Rate and Nitrogen on Forage Yield and Quality of Pandadiu (Chicorium intybus L.) (2000-03) By A. C. Sadhu,
J.P.Yadavendra,M.R. Patel and P.C.Patel
19. Effect of Different Sources and Levels of Sulphur and Zinc and Boron levels on Seed Production of Lucerne Variety GAUL-1
(1998-01) P.C.Patel,T.D.Patel,S.A.Patel,J.P.Yadavendra, A.V.Kotecha, K.P.Patel and V.P.Ramani
20. Effect of fertilizer and cutting management on dry fodder yield of natural grass land (1996 -00) By D.V.Patel, R.H.Patel,
T.T.Patel, P.C.Patel and L.N.Baraiya
21. Enhancing and sustaining the productivity of forage cropping systems through manure and fertilizer management (2001-05) By
A.C.Sadhu,M.R.Patel,.P.C.Patel,A.V. Kotecha, C.C.Patel & T.N.Barevadia
22. Integrated pests management in perennial lucerne (2001-05) By C.C.Patel,P.C.Patel and J.P.Yadavendra
23. Effect of Multi-micronutrients on Forage Maize (2001-03) P.C.Patel,K.P.Patel,J.P.Yadavendra, A.V.Kotecha, K.C.Patel &
V.P.Ramani
24. Effect of Phosphorus and Sulphur on Forage Sorghum (2001-03) By P.C.Patel , J.P.Yadavendra, A.V.Kotecha and N.N.Patel
25. Effect of multi-micronutrients on Forage Sorghum (2001-03) By P.C.Patel,K.P.Patel,J.P.Yadavendra,A.V.Kotecha, K.C.Patel & V.P.Ramani

5. 26. Mixed cropping of Lucerne and pandadiu (Chicoriuym intybus L.) as influenced by different seed ratio and nitrogen levels.
(2001-05) By A.C.Sadhu, M.R.Patel,P.C.Patel, C.C.Patel and T.N.Barevadia
27. Cutting management in different genotypes of forage bajra during summer season (2003-05) By A.C.Sadhu,M.R. Patel ,P.C.Patel,
C.C.Patel and H.P.Parmar
28. Remunerative forage based cropping sequence for sustained productivity under irrigated conditions (2001 -06) M.R.
Patel, A.C.Sadhu,P.C.Patel, A.V.Kotecha, C.C.Patel & T.N.Barevadia
29. Integrated pest management in perennial lucerne.(2001-05) By N.N.Patel, C.C.Patel and P.C.Patel
PUBLICATIOS
Research Papers Published: 52
1. Barevadia, T. N. Patel, M. R., Sadhu, A. C. and Patel, P.C. (2001). Yield and qualityof Bajra-napier hybrids grass as influencedby planting density
and nitrogen levels.Agronomy Digest 1 : 104-106.
2. Gour, V., Patel, P. C., Patel, M.R. and Patel, N.N. (2006). Effect ofsowingdate andharvesting stage onforage yieldand quality of maize. Forage
Res. 31 (4) : 267-268.
3. Parmar, H. P., Patel, J. R. and Patel, P.C. (2004). Combiningabilityfor quantitative traits in forage sorghum (Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench). Forage
Res. 29 (4):170-172.
4. Patel, A. S., Sadhu, A.C., Patel, M.R. andPatel, P.C. (2007). Effect of zinc, FYMand fertilitylevelson yield and qualityof forage maize (Zea mays,
L.).Forage Res.32(4):209-12.
5. Patel, K. V., Yadavendra, J. P., Parmar, H. P., Gangani, M. K. and Patel, P. C. (2007). Estimates ofvariability in Cenchrus cilliaris L. Forage Res. 32
(4): 229-232.
6. Patel, M. R., Sadhu, A. C., Patel, P. C. and Yadavendra, J. P. (2003). Productivityandeconomics of forage basedcropping systems under irrigated
conditions of middle Gujarat. Forage Res. 29 (3): 112-113.
7. Patel, M. R., Sadhu, A.C., Patel, P. C. and Yadavendra, J. P. (2003). Effect of cutting management andnitrogenlevels ongrain production of oats
(Avena sativa L.). Forage Res. 29 (3): 110-111.
8. Patel, M. R., Sadhu, A. C., Patel, P. C., Patel, C. C. and Patel, N.N. (2007). Forage yieldandqualityof Pandadiu (Chicorium intybus L.) as influenced
by seed rate and nitrogen levels under middle Gujarat conditions. Forage Res. 32 (4): 233-235.
9. Patel, M. R.,Sadhu, A. C., Patel, P. C., Patel, C. C. and Patel, H.P. (2007). Effect offertilizer management onseed productionof Lucerne (Medicago
sativa L.). Forage Res. 32 (4): 267-268.
10. Patel, J. R., Patel, M.D., Patel, P. C., Saiyad, M. R. and Raj, M.F. (1986). Forage yieldof lucerne byseed rates.Forage Production in India. Pub. by
I.C.A.R., New Delhi, pp.89-91.
11. Patel, J. R., Patel, P. C., Raj, M. F. and Saiyad, M.R. (1987). Effect of sowing date andseed rate on forage yield andqualityof different genotypes
of lucerne. Forage Res. 13 (1) : 25-32.
12. Patel, J. R., Patel. A.T., Patel, P.C. and Patel., B. B. (1990). Effect of seedrate andphosphorus levels on the seed production of lucerne var. A-2
under different dates of sowing. G.A.U., Res. J. 15 (2) : 6-11.
13. Patel, J. R., Patel, P. C.& Patel, B. G. (1990). Influence ofnitrogen onyieldandqualityof forage sorghum genotypes. G.A.U., Res. J. 16 (1) : 11-16.
14. Patel, J. R., Patel, P. C., Raj, M. F. and Saiyad, M. R. (1990). Effect of sowing time, phosphorus level andseedrate onseed production of lucerne.
G.A.U., Res. J. 15 (2) : 12-17.
15. Patel, J. R., Patel, P. C., Sadhu, A. C.&Patel, B.G.(1990).Response of lucerne genotypesto phosphorus and potash. IndianJ. Agron. 35 (3) : 307-308.
16. Patel, J. R., Patel, P. C. and Saiyad, M. R. (1990).Effect of seed rates andcutting stages onforage yieldof maize varieties. G.A.U., Res. J.16 (1) : 1-5.
17. Patel, J. R. and Patel, P. C. (1991). Effect of irrigation in relation to nitrogen on the fodder production of oats.G.A.U., Res. J. 16 (2) : 5-9.
18. Patel, J. R., Sadhu, A.C.& Patel, P. C. (1991).Performance of maize as rabi forage incomparisonto oat and lucerne. Forage Res. 17 (2) : 138-141.
19. Patel, J. R., Patel, P.C., Sadhu, A. C. & Patel, B. G. (1992). Response oflucerne genotypes to phosphorus and potash. G.A.U. Res. J. 17 (2) :132-133.
20. Patel, J. R., Sadhu, A.C., Patel, P. C. and Patel, B. G. (1992). Effect ofbio-fertilizers andnitrogenlevelson fodder productionof grasses. Forage Res.
18 (1) : 42-47.
21. Patel, J. R., Sadhu, A.C., Patel, P. C. and Patel, B. G. (1992). Forages from subabool (Leucanea leucocephala) based agroforestry system under
irrigated condition. Indian J. Agron. 37 (3) : 630-632.
22. Patel, J. R., Patel, P. C. and Sadhu, A.C. (1993). Effect of seed rate on forage production and quality of forage sorghum ( Sorghum bicolor)
varieties.Ind. J. Agron.38 (3):396-400.
23. Patel, J. R., Sadhu, A.C., Patel, P. C. and Thaker, K. R.(1993). Cutting and nitrogenmanagement studies indifferent genotypes of oats. GAU Res. J.
18 (2) : 89-91.
24. Patel, J. R., Sadhu, A.C., Patel, P. C. and Thaker, K. R. (1993). Influence of bio-fertilizers andnitrogen levels onforage sorghum, GAU Res. J.19 (1) :
10-14.
25. Patel, J. R., Sadhu, A.C., Patel, P. C. and Thaker, K. R. (1993). Influence of cutting management andnitrogen levels on seed production in Oats.
GAURes. J. 19(1):15-20.
26. Patel, J. R., Patel, P. C. and Sadhu, A.C. (1994). Effect of seedrate onforage productionandqualityof forage sorghum (Sorghum bicolor) varieties.
Indian J. Agron. 39 (1):100-04.
27. Patel, J. R., Patel, P. C., Sadhu, A.C., Thaker, K.R. andGangani, M. K. (1994). Response offorage sorghum hybrids to nitrogen. G.A.U., Res. J. 19 (2)
: 5-8.
28. Patel, J. R., Thaker, K. R., Sadhu, A. C., Patel, P. C. and Parmar, H. P. (1997). Effect of seed rates andnitrogen and phosphorus levels on forage
maize (Zea mays L.) varieties. GAU Res. J. 23 (1) : 1-8.
29. Patel, P. C., Kalyansundram, N. K. and Patel, M. S. (1998). Effect of iron nutritionon the yield, chlorosis, fruit qualityandleaf composition of acid
lime trees grown on loamy soils. GAU Res. J. 24 (1): 8-14.
30. Patel, P. C., Patel, M. S. and Kalyansundram, N.K. (2001).Response ofchlorotic acid lime to iron andsulphur fertilization. I. IndianSoc.Soil Sci. 49:
(2): 295-300.
31. Patel, P. C., Yadavendra, J. P. and Kotecha, A. V. (2002). Forage production and qualityof pearl millet affe cted by stubble height and cutting
interval. Indian Farmers’ Digest. 35 (5): 29-32.
32. Patel, P. C., Patel, K.P. andYadavendra, J. P. (2002). Influence ofzinc andboronnutritiononseedandforage yields of lucerne (Medicago sativa)
Agronomy Digest.2: 112-113.
33. Patel, P. C., Patel, K. P., Yadvendra, J. P. Patel, K. C. and Kotecha, A.V. (2003). Effects of zinc and boron application on seed yield of lucerne
(Medicago sativa L.).J. Indian Soc. Soil. Sci. 51 (3):320-321.

6. 34. Patel, P. C., Yadavendra, J. P., Patel, K. P., Patel, K.C. andKotecha, A.V.(2003). Effect ofsoil applicationof zinc and borononseed yieldof lucerne.
Seed Research. 31(2):237-39.
35. Patel, P. C., Yadavendra, J. P. and Kotecha, A. V. (2004). Effect of source andlevel of sulphur on seed yield and nitrogen and sulphur uptake by
lucerne (Medicago sativa), Indian Journal of Agronomy. 49 (2): 128-130.
36. Patel, P. C., Yadavendra, J. P., Kotecha, A. V. and Patel, K. P. (2004). Effect of sulphur throughdifferent sources onseed yield and nutrient uptake
by Lucerne (Medicago sativa L.). Forage Res. 29 (4): 206-209.
37. Patel, P. C. and Kotecha, A. V. (2004). Response of lucerne (Medicagosativa) to phosphorus and potassium levels. Agronomy Digest.4: 45-46.
38. Patel, P. C. and Kotecha, A. V. (2004). Forage sorghum:A potential cereal for higher yieldandqualityunder PandS fertilizer. Grassland & Fodder
News. Vol.10.No. 4.pp.5.
39. Patel, P. C. and Kotecha, A. V. (2006). Forage yieldandqualityof Lucerne as affectedbyphosphorus andpotassium application. Forage Res. 31(4):
269-270.
40. Patel, P. C. and Patel, J. C. (1985-86). Nutrition and yield ofhybridforage sorghum(Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench) as influenced by nitrogen and
zinc fertilization. B.A. College of Agril. Coll. Mag. Vol. 38 p. 60.
41. Patel, P. C., and Patel, J. R. (1988). Effect of zinc withandwithout organic manures ongrowthandzinc nutritionof different genotypes of forage
sorghum. J. Indian Soc. Soil. Sci. 36 : 820-
42. Patel, P. C., and Patel, J. R. (1992). Effect of zinc withandwithout farmyardmanures onproduction and quality of forage sorghum (Sorghum
bicolor). Indian J. Agron.. 37 (4) : 729-735.
43. Patel, P. C., Patel, J. R., Patel, B. G. and Sadhu, A. C.(1992).Response of forage oats to sowing date and cutting management on grain
production.GAU Res.J.17(2):18-25.
44. Patel, P. C., Patel, J. R. andSadhu, A. C. (1992). Response of forage sorghum (Sorghum bicolor) to bio-fertilizer and nitrogen levels . Indian J.
Agron. 37 : 466-469.
45. Patel, P. C., and Patel, J. R. (1993). Effect of zinc withandwithout FYMon production, qualityandzinc nutrition of forage sorghum g enotypes.
GAU Res. J. 19 (1):1-9.
46. Patel, P. C., and Patel, J. C.(1993). Effect of nitrogen levels andtime of application with cutting systems on yield and protein content of oats
forage (Avena sativa L.). GAU Res.J. 19 (1) : 142-145.
47. Patel, P. C., and Patel, J. C. (1994). Growth response, content anduptake of nutrients bydifferent forage sorghum varieties [Sorghum bicolor (L.)
Moench] as influenced by N and zinc fertilization. GAU Res. J. 19 (2) : 9-14.
48. Patel, P. C., and Patel, J. R. (1994). Effect of phosphorus andsulphur on forage yieldandnutrient uptake bylucerne. J. Indian Soc. Soil. Sci. 42 (1).
154-156.
49. Raj, M. F., Patel, B.K. and Patel, P. C. (1989). Effect of zinc onyield and nutrient content of summer forage sorghum. GAU Res. J. 14 (2): 1-3.
50. Sadhu, A.C., Patel, J.R., Patel, P.C. and Patel, B. G. (1990). Cuttingandnitrogenmanagement studies indifferent genotypesof Oats. Forage Res.
16 (2): 107-112.
51. Sadhu, A. C., Patel, J. R., Patel, P. C. and Patel, B. G. (1991). Effect of bio-fertilizers and nitrogenlevelson cereal fodder crops. Forage Res. 17 (1):
59-64.
52. Yadavendra, J. P. and Patel, P. C. (2001). Round the year green fodder production for enhancing milkproduction. Indian farmers’ Digest. 34 (2):
39-41.
Comprehensive District Agricultural Plan , Anand :
1. Patel,P.C. and Modi, R.J., Patel, P.B., Chaudhari,D.D., Patel,N.B., Parmar, A.B. and Bhatt, J.H. (2013). Comprehensive District Agricultural Plan
(C-DAP) Anand District. Pub. by Directorate of Extension Education, Anand Agricultural University, Anand (Gujarat)
Bulletin: 3
2. P. C., Patel, T.D., Parmar,H.P., Gangani, M.K.,Patel, C.C., Barevadia,T.N. andPatel, M.R. (1999). Progress in Forage Research of AICRP on Forage
Crops,Anand. Pub. by AICRP on Forage Crops and Gujarat Agricultural University,Anand Campus,Anand.
3. Yadavendra, J.P., Patel, P. C., Sadhu, A.C., Parmar,H.P., Patel, C.C., Gangani, M.K.,Patel, M.R. and Patel, N.N. (2003). Forage Research in
Gujarat.Pub. by Research Scientist(Forage), Main Forage Research Station, GAU, Anand Campus,Anand.
4. Upadhyay, P.N., Desai,M.C., Yadavendra, J.P., Patel, P. C., Sadhu, A.C.andPatel, J.B.(2004). ‘Ghaschara ane pashupalandhavara takau kheti.’ Pub.
by Gujarat Krushi Vighan Mandal and Zonal Chapter, Anand 9th , January, 2004.
POPULAR ARTICLES: 40
Thesis/Books/Substantive Scientific Reports and Conference Proceedings
1. P. C. Patel (1995) Studieson IronChlorosis inKagzilime (Citrus aurantifolia, Swingle) A thesis submittedto the Gujarat Agricultural University, for the
of the Doctor of Philosophy(Agriculture) inAgriculturalChemistryandSoilScience.Department of Agricultural Chemistryand Soil Science, C. P. Colle
Agriculture, Gujarat Agricultural University, Sardar Krushinagar-385506.
2. P. C. Patel (1985) NutritionandYield ofHybrid Forage Sorghum(Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench) as Influenced byNitrogen and Zinc Fertilization. A
thesissubmittedto the Gujarat Agricultural University, for the award of the Master of Science in (Agriculture) inAgricultural Chemistry and Soil
Science. Department of Agricultural ChemistryandSoilScience, B.A. College of Agriculture, Gujarat Agricultural University, Sardar Krushinagar-
385506.
3. Patel,J.R., Trivedi,G.C., Patel, P. C.,Sadhu,A.C., Parmar,H.P., Patel,C.C.and Gangani, M.K.(1998). Research and Production Technologies
of Forage Crops in Gujarat.Edi.by Forage Research Project,GAU., Anand (Gujarat)
4. Patel,J.R., Trivedi,G.C., Patel, P. C.,Sadhu,A.C., Parmar,H.P., Patel,C.C.and Gangani, M.K. (1998). Gujratmo ghaschara pakmo sanshodhano
ane kheti padhatio.Edi.by Forage Research Project,GAU., Anand (Gujarat)-In regional language Gujarati
Review of the project:
5. Scheme / Project MonitoredBiochemical Characterization of Rice bean (Vigna umballata) germplasm and improvement in its nutritional qu
and yield with agronomic appraisal. Project proposal of adhoc project, I.C.A.R., New Delhi, Send by Fodder Production and Grassla nd an
Management Centre, CSK HPKV, Palampur ( HP).Send the project to Dr. P. C. Patel, Anand for review of the project by Dr. N. P. Melkania,
Project Coordinator (Forage Crops), IGFRI, Jhansi (U.P.) from 05/05/2003-02/06/2003.

7. Invited Presentations
International
1. Presentation a paper at the First International Agronomycongress heldat New Delhi from 23-27 November, 1998.Effect of fertility levels on the
productivityof some fodder basedcrop sequence under irrigatedconditions of middle Gujarat by A. C. Sadhu, J.R . Patel, G.C. Trivedi and P.C.
Patel.
2. InternationalConference on Managing Natural Resources for Sustainable Agricultural Productioninthe 21st Centuryheldat New Delhi from14-18,
2000. Response of Chlorotic Acidlime to Soil Applicationof Iron and Sulphur Fertilization . PravinC. Patel, N. K. Kalyansundaramand M. S. Patel.
3. DiamondJubilee Symposium, HundredYears of post-MendelianGenetics andPlant Breeding-Retrospect and Prospects, November 6-9, 2001 at
New Delhi. Gene action andcombining abilitystudies for the some quantitative andqualitative traits for development of fodder hybrids in maize
(Zea mays L.). Arvind Pratap Singh, J. R. Patel, P.C. Patel and S. Solomon.
4. Participatedin18th World Congress ofSoilScience, Frontiers of Soil Science,Technologyand the Information Age at Philadelphia,Pennsylvania,USA
from July 9-15,2006.
National Invited and Key Presentation
5. Patel, P. C., Yadavendra, J. P., Patel, G.P., Kotecha, A.V. and Ramani, V.P. (2002). Effect of sulphur fertilizationthroughdifferent sources on seed
yieldandnutrient uptake byLucerne (Medicago sativa, L. Participated XXXVth Annual Convention and Symposium containing Agrochemical
Residues and Pollutants in Ecosystem on Nov, 27 & 28,2002 held at B. A. College of Agriculture,Anand, G.A.U., Gujarat.
6. Patel, P. C., Kotecha, A.V. andYadavendra, J. P. (2002). Effect of phosphorus andsulphur nutrition onforage yield, nutrient uptake an d cyanide
content of forage sorghum. Participated XXXVth Annual Convention and Symposium containing Agrochemical Residues and Pollutants in
Ecosystem on Nov, 27 & 28,2002 held at B. A. College of Agriculture,Anand, G.A.U., Gujarat.
7. Attendedthe First Alumni Conventionof AnandAgril. University, Anandand Seminar on “Opportunities in Agri culture, Dairy and Veterinary
Sciences under Globalization” held at AAU, Anand on 11, January, 2006.
You Tubes: 14
1. Response of Biochar to corn production and soil sustainabilityonsandyloam soils-225 views
URL: https://www.youtube.com/timedtext_video?v=wQdJmdXtsyE&video_referrer=watch
2. Efffect of Pand Kon Forage Yield, Quality, Nutrient Uptake andPersistence of Lucerne-122 views
URL: https://www.youtube.com/timedtext_video?v=cYUkdC-p93Y&video_referrer=watch
3. Biochar preparation and effect ofBiochars oncorn growth, yield, nutrient uptake and production ByDr.P.C.Patel and Shri Naresh Yadav-284 views
URL:https://www.youtube.com/timedtext_video?video_referrer=watch&v=PDLy959TjnA
4. Effect of Foliar Applicationof IronandSulphur in Alleviationof Iron Chlorosis inAcid lime-329 views
URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSEn9DyBYdo
5. Response of P and S on forage yield and quality of forage sorghum by Dr.P.C.Patel and Dr.A.V.kotecha -60 views
URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DbhxrALaoI
6. Integrated use of biochar for higher crop production and soil sustainability By Pravinchandra Chaturlal Patel-108 views
URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6uH--zDbDA
7. Forage crops research for higher production and quality by Dr.P.C.Patel , Dr.J.P.Yadavendra and Dr.H.P.Parmar-152 views; URL:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TP-Zcut39sQ
8. Use of biochar for increasing soil fertility and mitigation of climate change by Dr.P.C.Patel -444 Views
URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1UZOUoyx5M
9. Effect of chlorotic acid lime to iron and sulphur fertilization By Dr.P.C.Patel , Dr.M.S.Patel and Dr.N.K.Kalyansundaram-252 Views
URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yK0Oe9f8_SY
10. Benefits of biochar to mitigation of climate change By Dr.P.C.Patel -402 views
URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7aNAglQYQg&spfreload=10
11. Response of biochar to corn at farmers’ field By Dr.P.C. Patel , Shri L.N.Bariya and A.G.Sukhadia -267 views
URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKn94aPkbZc&spfreload=10
12. Testing of biochar on corn production, nutrient uptake and soil sustainability by Dr.P.C.Patel and Shri Naresh Yadav -196 views; URL:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_dIU50UmME
13. Making biochar with using locally available biomass samples By Dr.P.C.Patel-127 views
URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JhglB5mZ2Y
14. Effect of biochars on corn growth, yield and soil sustainability By Dr.P.C.Patel and Shri Naresh Yadav-133 views
URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dwp1m89_n0
Blogs:11
1. Corn Output Up in the U.S. published in September 2, 2014 by Zintro
Blogs published in WordPress in September and October, 2015: 10.

8. 1. Landless dairyfarmers canalso keeps milk animalsusing hydroponics fodder technology ByDr. P.C.Patel, ReseachScientist, Anand, Gujarat,
India
2. How to Secure Maximum Corn Grain Yield? By Dr. P.C. Patel, Retired Research Scientist, Anand, Gujarat, India
3. How to maintain sustainability farming? By Dr. P. C. Patel, Retired Research Scientist, Anand, Gujarat, India
4. Benefits of innovative technology of biochar for food security and climate change mitigation By Dr. P. C. Patel, Retired Research
Scientist, Anand, (GUJ.), India
5. Research highlights of biochar research carried out By Dr.P.C.Patel and Mr. Naresh yadav at Anand, Gujarat, India.
6. Soil application of P and s on forage yield and quality of forage sorghum By Dr.P.C.Patel, Research Scientist, Anand, Gujarat,
India.
7. Phosphorous and potassium fertilizer effects on Lucerne (Alfalfa) forage production, quality and persistency in a sandy lo am soil
By Dr. P. C. Patel, Retired Research Scientist, Anand (Gujarat), India.rch
8. Integrated farming system for higher crop production and global warming mitigation By Dr. P. C. Patel Retired Research Scientist.
E-mail ID: patelpc12@gmail.com
9. Response offoliar application of Fe and S in alleviation of iron chlorosis in acid lime By Dr.P.C.Patel, Research Scientist, Anand,
Gujarat, India
10. Biochar for food security and climate change mitigation By Dr. P. C. Patel, Nutrientsolutions: E-mail, pcpatel_2011@yahoo.in
Posts in Linkedin:10
1. Lucerne(Alfalfa) is queen of fodder crop By Dr.P.C.Patel -42 views
2. Hydroponic fodder for milk cattle by Dr.P.C.Patel -86 views
3. Lucerne(Alfalfa) seed production By Dr.P.C.Patel -28 views
4. Integrated farming system-More crop yield and quality By Dr.P.C.Patel -78 views
5. Response of P and K on forage yield and quality of Lucerne By Dr.P.C.Patel-24 views
6. Biochar for food security and climate change mitigation By Dr.P.C.Patel -30 views
7. Foliar application of Fe and S alleviation of iron chlorosis in acid lime By Dr.P.C.Patel -8 views
8. Nutrient Management in Forgae sorghum By Dr.P.C.Pate l -9 views
9. Response of biochar with and without By Dr.P.C.Patel -10 views
10. Effect of biochar on growth, drymatter yieldandnutritionof corn(Zea mays L.) grown onsandyloam soils ofmiddle Gujarat By Dr.P.C.Patel and
Shri N.K. Yadav-24 views