Studies on the effect of different dates of sowing varieties and number of irrigations on growth, yield and quality of linsed (Linum usitatissimum L)
Lodhi, UP Singh, D. V. S. Chauhan, Nekpal Verma
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Lodhi, UP Singh, D. V. S. Chauhan, Nekpal Verma
Abstract
A two year field investigation was conducted on sandy loam soils of Bundelkhand zone to study the influence of different dates of sowing, varieties and number of irrigation frequency. The conclusion from above experiment indicated that Neelam and Laxmi-27 varieties of linseed be sown at 25 October and 2 irrigations (first at 30 and second at 60 days after sowing) should be given to better harvest.
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A two year field investigation was conducted on sandy loam soils of Bundelkhand zone to study the influence of different dates of sowing, varieties and number of irrigation frequency. The conclusion from above experiment indicated that Neelam and Laxmi-27 varieties of linseed be sown at 25 October and 2 irrigations (first at 30 and second at 60 days after sowing) should be given to better harvest.
Key concepts: Sowing, Linum, Loam, Irrigation, Yield (engineering), Agronomy, Crop, Non-invasive ventilation