volume 32 issue 4 (december 2009) : 282-285
YIELD MAXIMIZATION OF CHICK PEA THROUGH INM APPLIED TO SORGHUM-CHICKPEA CROPPING SEQUENCE UNDER IRRIGATED CONDITION*
1Department of Agronomy,
Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth, Rahuri-413 722, India.
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volume 32 issue 4 (december 2009) : 282-285
YIELD MAXIMIZATION OF CHICK PEA THROUGH INM APPLIED TO SORGHUM-CHICKPEA CROPPING SEQUENCE UNDER IRRIGATED CONDITION*
1Department of Agronomy,
Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth, Rahuri-413 722, India.
ABSTRACT
A field experiment was conducted to assess the effect of integrated nutrient management
system on kharif forage sorghum (cv. Phule Amruta)-chick pea (cv. Digvijay) cropping
sequence on vertisol during 2006-2007. The results indicated that significantly higher
values were observed for growth and yield attributes with highest grain and straw yield
(22.4 qha-1 and 24.2 qha-1) of succeeding chick pea cv. Digvijay in rabi season, due to the
residual effect of application of 25 % N through FYM + 25 % N through vermicompost + 50
% N through RDF applied to preceding forage sorghum in kharif season followed by 100 %
RDF (21.2 qha-1 and 23.6 qha-1) application, respectively. Significantly lowest grain yield
(13.3 qha-1) and straw yield (16.0 qha-1) was recorded by absolute control. Residual effect of
25 % N through FYM + 25 % N through vermicompost + 50 % N through RDF applied to
forage sorghum also recorded significantly highest value for nutrient uptake, gross returns
(Rs. 51655/ha), net returns (Rs. 32364/ha) and maximum value for benefit : cost ratio (2.60)
of succeeding chickpea compared to the application of reduced or higher value of RDF in
combination with the organic manures or alone inorganic fertilizer to preceding
forage sorghum.
system on kharif forage sorghum (cv. Phule Amruta)-chick pea (cv. Digvijay) cropping
sequence on vertisol during 2006-2007. The results indicated that significantly higher
values were observed for growth and yield attributes with highest grain and straw yield
(22.4 qha-1 and 24.2 qha-1) of succeeding chick pea cv. Digvijay in rabi season, due to the
residual effect of application of 25 % N through FYM + 25 % N through vermicompost + 50
% N through RDF applied to preceding forage sorghum in kharif season followed by 100 %
RDF (21.2 qha-1 and 23.6 qha-1) application, respectively. Significantly lowest grain yield
(13.3 qha-1) and straw yield (16.0 qha-1) was recorded by absolute control. Residual effect of
25 % N through FYM + 25 % N through vermicompost + 50 % N through RDF applied to
forage sorghum also recorded significantly highest value for nutrient uptake, gross returns
(Rs. 51655/ha), net returns (Rs. 32364/ha) and maximum value for benefit : cost ratio (2.60)
of succeeding chickpea compared to the application of reduced or higher value of RDF in
combination with the organic manures or alone inorganic fertilizer to preceding
forage sorghum.
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