Authors :
Dr. Amardev Singh; Halagundegowda, G. R.; S. Manthira Moorthy; Prashant Natikar
Volume/Issue :
Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 3 - March
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/26mar987
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Abstract :
An experimental trial was conducted to determine the cost of production and profitability of using sawdust and
corrugated sheets for pupae preservation during commercial grainage. The findings of the study indicated that sawdust
from the (Cedrus deodara tree) is more profitable and economical for silkworm seed producers, as it reduces the cost of
production associated with pupae preservation in commercial grainage. The comparative cost–return analysis revealed
that Rs. 0.59 can be saved for every rupee spent when sawdust is used during pupae preservation.
Keywords :
Kraft Paper, Saw Dust, Pupae, Preservation, Cost.
References :
- Munikrishnappa, H.M. and Amardev Singh (2004). A study on economic performance of private grainages in Chamarajnagar district in Karnataka. Indian Journal of Sericulture. 43(2): 181-186.
- Amardev Singh and Munikrishnappa, H.M. (2009).A study on functioning and farmers preference towards purchase of silkworm seed from private grainages-An opinion survey. Green farming. An International Journal of Horticultural and Allied sciences. Vol. 2 915 Spl.3):1097-1098.
- Rahmathulla, V.K. (2012).Review Article Management of Climatic Factors for Successful Silkworm (Bombyxmori L.) Hindawi Publishing Corporation. Psyche. Vol 12.:1-12.
- Sanaha S. Pathan1, and Avinash Harale, D. (2016). Silkworm Egg Counting System Using Image Processing Algorithm A Review .International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology: 03 (6):9-12.
An experimental trial was conducted to determine the cost of production and profitability of using sawdust and
corrugated sheets for pupae preservation during commercial grainage. The findings of the study indicated that sawdust
from the (Cedrus deodara tree) is more profitable and economical for silkworm seed producers, as it reduces the cost of
production associated with pupae preservation in commercial grainage. The comparative cost–return analysis revealed
that Rs. 0.59 can be saved for every rupee spent when sawdust is used during pupae preservation.
Keywords :
Kraft Paper, Saw Dust, Pupae, Preservation, Cost.