| SN | Department | Area in Hectare | Description |
| 1. | Agricultural Entomology | 1.76 | Conduct of PG, staff, adhoc projects, research work and sponsored trials |
| 0.50 | Mulberry Garden |
| 2. | Agricultural Meteorology | 1.61 | 4 acres research land including a Meteorological Observatory. |
| 3. | Agronomy | 12.8 | Instructional farm area is utilized for B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture and B.Sc. (Hons.) Agricultural Marketing students practical crop production – I kharif crops [AGR 202 (0+1)] and practical crop production II Rabi crops [AGR 204 (0+1)] for raising field crops, operations covering from field preparation till crop harvesting and preparation of balance sheet on cost of cultivation net returns / students will be worked out. |
| 3.2 | Fields to carry out the field experiments by the students under Experimental Techniques in Agricultural Research course [AGR 301 (0+1)] |
| | | 1.0 | Integrated Farming System block |
| 4. | Animal Science | 7.00 | Two tail to tail Housing cattle, poultry, sheep and goats. The farms are used for under-graduate teaching, Experiential Learning Programme and Research and extension activities of animal science, Fodder crop Museum |
| 5. | Biotechnology | | |
| 6. | Crop Physiology | 0.50 | PG Experiments, Staff Research Project, Testing Chemicals Demonstrations, Adhoc Projects and general crops |
| 7. | Genetics & Plant Breeding | 2.50 | The farm area is utilized for B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture students for practicals on Genetics, Fundamentals of Plant Breeding, Crop Breeding – both for Kharif and Rabi crops. Part of the area is also utilized for PG research like crossing blocks and wide species nursery, etc. 2 acre area is planted with important economic, medicinal and botanical tree species which is called as a botanical garden. This garden is used during practical classes to show the flowers and floral biology and botanical aspects of different species. The rain out shelter, glass house and cage is utilized for demonstrating root and shoot architecture, emasculation and crossing techniques in different crops and species. |
| 8. | Horticulture | 10.00 | Including varieties of Spices and plantation crops, Medicinal and aromatic plants, Fruit crops, Vegetables, Flower crops, Ornamental garden, Hi-Tech Horticulture unit. These units are used for instruction about the crops, demonstration and practicals |
| 9. | Plant Pathology | 1.50 | The field is used for the conduct of field trials and research projects of post-graduate students and faculty. |
