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Crop geometry studies in sorghum in association with pigeonpea varieties

S.S. Bhalerao, U.C. Upadhyay

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Sorghum hybrid CSH-6 grown at 180 000 plants/ha in 45-90 cm wide rows or in 30-60 cm wide paired rows with 60-120 cm between the pairs of rows gave similar grain yields. Intercropping of pigeon pea cv. No.148 in between the wider rows had no adverse effect on sorghum yield and gave an additional av. seed yield of 342 kg/ha; cv. Prabhat as an intercrop gave low yield

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Sorghum hybrid CSH-6 grown at 180 000 plants/ha in 45-90 cm wide rows or in 30-60 cm wide paired rows with 60-120 cm between the pairs of rows gave similar grain yields. Intercropping of pigeon pea cv. No.148 in between the wider rows had no adverse effect on sorghum yield and gave an additional av. seed yield of 342 kg/ha; cv. Prabhat as an intercrop gave low yield

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Sorghum hybrid CSH-6 grown at 180 000 plants/ha in 45-90 cm wide rows or in 30-60 cm wide paired rows with 60-120 cm between the pairs of rows gave similar grain yields. Intercropping of pigeon pea cv. No.148 in between the wider rows had no adverse effect on sorghum yield and gave an additional av. seed yield of 342 kg/ha; cv. Prabhat as an intercrop gave low yield

Key concepts: Sorghum, Intercropping, Row, Yield (engineering), Agronomy, Mathematics, Crop, Grain yield

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