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Agricultural Science Digest, volume 21 issue 2 (june 2001) : 87,90

INTEGRATED USE OF. ORGANIC MANURES AND INORGANIC FERTILIZERS ON YIELD, QUALITY, ECONOMICS AND NUTRITION OF SUNFLOWER GROWN IN HAPLUSTERT CLAY SOIL

S.K. Khatik, P.R. Dikshit
1Department of Soil Science and Agri!. Chemistry J.N. Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya, Jabalpur

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Cite article:- Khatik S.K., Dikshit P.R. (2024). INTEGRATED USE OF. ORGANIC MANURES AND INORGANIC FERTILIZERS ON YIELD, QUALITY, ECONOMICS AND NUTRITION OF SUNFLOWER GROWN IN HAPLUSTERT CLAY SOIL. Agricultural Science Digest. 21(2): 87,90. doi: .

ABSTRACT

The results of the experiment showed that seed and stalk yield were significantly higher in all the treatments as compared to control. The highest seed (15.35 q ha −1) and stalk yield (58.37 q ha −1) was recorded in the treatment where 50% NPK was applied With 10 t compost ha −1. Similarly, maximum energy yield (200.5 t MJ ha −1), protein content (33.15%), oil content (47.15%) and oil yield (723.7kg ha −1) was obtained in this treatment, NPK and S uptake was significantly raised due to different treatments compllred to control and the highest value of uptake i.e. 96.2, 28.76, 104.5 and 9.81 kg ha −1 respectively was obtained in above treatment combination. Availability of NPK and S was found, to have increased due to use of organic manures whether used alone or in combination with fertilizers (50% NPK) as compared to inorganic sources and control. The highest cost of cultivation (Rs. 7134 ha −1), gross return (Rs.11142 ha −1) and cost of production (Rs.5. 76kg −1) was found in the treatment where recommended dose of 100% NPK was added Without organic manures. While the maximum net return (Rs.7461 ha −1) and cost benefit ratio (1:2.17) was achieved in the treatment where only 50% of recommended dose of NPK was given in conjunction with 10 t compost ha −1.

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