BSc Agriculture 2nd Semester Notes Pdf

Bsc Agriculture 2nd Semester Notes

BSc Agriculture 2nd Semester Notes

Hello friends ! Today in this blog i am providing you the best notes of Bsc Agriculture 2nd (second) semester in both languages hindi & english, Bsc Agriculture Books Pdf file For Downloading. 

BSc Agriculture 2nd Semester Books


In The Second semester of bsc agriculture you have to study these following subjects-

1. GPB-121 Fundamentals of Genetics 
2. MICROB-121 Agricultural Microbiology 
3. AENGG-121 Soil and Water Conservation Engineering 
4. PPHYS-121 Fundamentals of Crop Physiology 
5. AECON-121 Fundamentals of Agricultural Economics 
6. PPATH-121 Fundamentals of Plant Pathology 
7. ENTO-121 Fundamentals of Entomology 
8. AGEXT-121 Fundamentals of Agricultural Extension Education 
9. AGEXT-122 Communication Skills and Personality Development
 

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1.GPB-121 Fundamentals of Genetics 
              A.  HINDI NOTES


2. MICROB-121 Agricultural Microbiology 

              A. HINDI NOTES( translated)

              B. ENGLISH NOTES-1


3. AENGG-121 Soil and Water Conservation Engineering

              A.  HINDI NOTES

              B.  ENGLISH NOTES-1
            
             C. ENGLISH NOTES-2
         
4. PPHYS-121 Fundamentals of Crop/ Plant Physiology            
  
              A.  HINDI NOTES
                      Part-1
                    Part-2
                    Part-3                     

            B.  ENGLISH NOTES-ANG.RANGA AGRICULTURE, UNI.
            C. ENGLISH SHORT NOTES

5. AECON-121 Fundamentals of Agricultural Economics 
           
               A.  HINDI NOTES

              B.  ENGLISH NOTES

6. PPATH-121 Fundamentals of Plant Pathology 

                A.  HINDI NOTES-1
              
                     HINDI NOTES-2

                B.  ENGLISH NOTES-1
                         
                         ENGLISH NOTES-2

7. ENTO-121 Fundamentals of Entomology 

                 A.  HINDI NOTES

                B.  ENGLISH NOTES

8. AGEXT-121 Fundamentals of Agricultural Extension Education

                    A.  HINDI NOTES
                    (available soon....!)

                 B.  ENGLISH NOTES

9. AGEXT-122 Communication Skills and Personality Development

              A.  HINDI NOTES
                 (available soon....!)

              B.  ENGLISH NOTES
                    
Hii ! MY NAME IS DEVI LAL . I AM STUDENT OF B.Sc(HONS .) AGRICULTURE. .IN THIS BLOG YOU CAN FOUND AGRICULTURE RELEATED MATERIALS. THANK YOU.

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