Indian Journal of Agricultural Research

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Indian Journal of Agricultural Research, volume 44 issue 1 (march 2010) : 14 - 19,

PERFORMANCE OF DOUBLE CROPPING SYSTEMS INVOLVING LEGUME VEGETABLES AND FINGER MILLET UNDER RAINFED CONDITION

A.K. Padhi, B.K. Jena, R.K. Panigrahi
1Agricultural Research Station, Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology, Berhampur, 761 001- India
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Cite article:- Padhi A.K., Jena B.K., Panigrahi R.K. (2024). PERFORMANCE OF DOUBLE CROPPING SYSTEMS INVOLVING LEGUME VEGETABLES AND FINGER MILLET UNDER RAINFED CONDITION. Indian Journal of Agricultural Research. 44(1): 14 - 19,. doi: .
A field experiment was conducted during kharif seasons ( 2001 to 2003 ) to study the performance
of double cropping systems comprising cowpea and cluster bean for fodder or incorporation
after harvest of green pods, each followed by finger millet under rainfed condition . Among the
double cropping systems, cowpea for incorporation after harvest of green pods - finger millet system
recorded the highest FMGEY (Finger millet grain equivalent yield) of 4.95 t/ha, land use efficiency
( 61%) , production efficiency ( 22kg/day/ha ), net profit ( Rs 16342/ha ), B:C ratio ( 1.79 )
and energy-use efficiency for economic produce( 321g/MJ ). Both the crops in this sequence
performed better, which resulted into such prospective. Application of P and transplanting finger
millet significantly recorded maximum finger millet grain yield ( 2.20 and 2.25 t / ha ,respectively )
, FMGEY ( 4.46 t/ha and 4.45 t/ha ), net profit ( Rs 15606 and Rs 15025/ha ), B:C ratio ( 1.88 and
1.82 ), energy output ( 91.2 and 90.0 MJ/kg x 1000 ) and energy- use efficiency for economic ( 316
and 313g/MJ ) and biological produce ( 620 and 623g/MJ ). Cowpea – finger millet system, application
of P and transplanting of finger millet recorded the highest uptake and residual
soil nutrient content.
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