Performance of blackgram (Vigna mungo) as utera crop in relation to stubble height of preceding rice (Oryza sativa) crop in rice - blackgram utera cropping sequence
Sanjoy Saha, Monalisa Moharana
Abstract
Sanjoy Saha, Monalisa Moharana
Abstract
The effect of stubble height of preceding rice crop on establishment and performance of succeeding utera crop of blackgram in rice - blackgram utera cropping sequence under rainfed shallow lowlands of coastal Orissa revealed that the blackgram crop performed well when the stubble of preceding rice crop was cut to a minimum height of 10 cm above ground level during crop harvest. The highest seed yield of blackgram (5.97 q ha--1) was recorded where the stubble height of preceding rice crop was kept at 10 cm during crop harvest. The net return (Rs.16091 ha-1) and benefit: cost ratio (2.44) was also higher in the same treatment plot.
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The effect of stubble height of preceding rice crop on establishment and performance of succeeding utera crop of blackgram in rice - blackgram utera cropping sequence under rainfed shallow lowlands of coastal Orissa revealed that the blackgram crop performed well when the stubble of preceding rice crop was cut to a minimum height of 10 cm above ground level during crop harvest. The highest seed yield of blackgram (5.97 q ha--1) was recorded where the stubble height of preceding rice crop was kept at 10 cm during crop harvest. The net return (Rs.16091 ha-1) and benefit: cost ratio (2.44) was also higher in the same treatment plot.
Key concepts: Crop, Vigna, Agronomy, Oryza sativa, Cropping, Cropping system, Crop yield, Yield (engineering)