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Agricultural Science Digest, volume 27 issue 3 (september 2007) :

ON-FARM ASSESSEMENT OF HIGH YIELDING RICE VARIETY AND HYBRID RICE IN INDO-GANGETIC ALLUVIAL PLAINS OF BIHAR

B. Lal, B. Prasad, T.K. Sinha, B.K. Singh, S. Chandra1

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Cite article:- Lal B., Prasad B., Sinha T.K., Singh B.K., Chandra1 S. (2024). ON-FARM ASSESSEMENT OF HIGH YIELDING RICE VARIETY AND HYBRID RICE IN INDO-GANGETIC ALLUVIAL PLAINS OF BIHAR. Agricultural Science Digest. 27(3): . doi: .

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During 1999-2001, a total number of 120 on- farm trials were conducted to evaluate the performance of HYV of rice Saket-4 and hybrid rice Pro-agro-6201 in the villages adopted under technology Assessment and Refinement through Institution Village Linkage Programme in Alampur-Gonpura panchayat of block Phulwarisharif, Patna (Bihar). Findings of the study clearly show that in comparison to local variety, Seeta, Hybrid rice Pro-agro 6201 and Saket-4 produced 95.9 and 29.9 per cent more yield respectively. The cultivation of both the cultivars was also economical, although Pro-agro-6201 gave more return per unit area than Saket-4

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