Effect of size of onion sets and planting distance on yield and economics of kharif onion
Baljinder Singh, Y.S. Babel, B. D. Yadav, Devender Sharma
Abstract
Baljinder Singh, Y.S. Babel, B. D. Yadav, Devender Sharma
Abstract
Four size of onion sets and three planting distance were used for two years of field study. Planting of bigger size of sets (i.e. 3 cm) on wider planting (i.e. 45 × 20 cm) increased bulb diameter, bulb weight and doubles percentage in onion, but the highest bulb yield (170.63 q/ha) and net profit (Rs. 42269 q/ha) with cost-benefit ratio (3.71) was recorded when 2 cm size onion sets were planted on 45 × 10 cm planting distance.
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Four size of onion sets and three planting distance were used for two years of field study. Planting of bigger size of sets (i.e. 3 cm) on wider planting (i.e. 45 × 20 cm) increased bulb diameter, bulb weight and doubles percentage in onion, but the highest bulb yield (170.63 q/ha) and net profit (Rs. 42269 q/ha) with cost-benefit ratio (3.71) was recorded when 2 cm size onion sets were planted on 45 × 10 cm planting distance.
Key concepts: Sowing, Kharif crop, Bulb, Mathematics, Yield (engineering), Forensic science, Horticulture, Field experiment