Economic Evaluation of Different Companion Crops in Autumn Planted Sugarcane ( Saccharum Officinarum )
K.A. Varghese, Nishi Massey, Raman Sahotra, Goutam Kumar Ghosh
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K.A. Varghese, Nishi Massey, Raman Sahotra, Goutam Kumar Ghosh
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The results of field experiment conducted to study the economic advantage of different companion crops in Autumn planted sugarcane, revealed that intercropping of vegetable pea gave the maximum millable canes/clump (8), average weight per cane (1.20 kg), brix value (19.5%), cane yield (115.0 t ha−1), and benefit cost ratio (5.65).
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The results of field experiment conducted to study the economic advantage of different companion crops in Autumn planted sugarcane, revealed that intercropping of vegetable pea gave the maximum millable canes/clump (8), average weight per cane (1.20 kg), brix value (19.5%), cane yield (115.0 t ha−1), and benefit cost ratio (5.65).
Key concepts: Cane, Saccharum officinarum, Intercropping, Brix, Forensic science, Saccharum, Yield (engineering), Non-invasive ventilation