Punjab Agricultural University’s (PAU) doctoral students shone at the International Conference on Climate Change and Agro-ecosystems (INAGMET-2024) at Banaras Hindu University. - File photo
Ludhiana, February 13
Punjab Agricultural University’s (PAU) doctoral students shone at the International Conference on Climate Change and Agro-ecosystems (INAGMET-2024) at Banaras Hindu University.
Mangshatabam Annie and Sony Bora, PhD scholars in the Department of Climate Change and Agricultural Meteorology, were honoured with the Best Poster Presentation Award. Annie’s paper titled ‘Effect of weather parameters on cotton yield using crop simulation model in South-Western Punjab,’ garnered recognition. Similarly, Bora’s paper on ‘Sensitivity analysis of bio-physical parameters towards weather variables using a crop simulation model,’ was well received.
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