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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

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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.

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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.

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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)

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