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Changing concepts and practices of cropping systems

P. P. Tarhalkar, N. G. P. Rao

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The new cropping strategy under dryland conditions based on intercropping is described. The more profitable intercropping systems were: sorghum/pigeon pea, sorghum/soyabeans, sorghum/groundnuts, groundnuts/sorghum, groundnuts/pigeon pea, groundnuts/soyabeans, castor/sorghum and castor/pigeon pea. Information on sowing patterns, i.e. paired versus uniform sowing, is given

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The new cropping strategy under dryland conditions based on intercropping is described. The more profitable intercropping systems were: sorghum/pigeon pea, sorghum/soyabeans, sorghum/groundnuts, groundnuts/sorghum, groundnuts/pigeon pea, groundnuts/soyabeans, castor/sorghum and castor/pigeon pea. Information on sowing patterns, i.e. paired versus uniform sowing, is given

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The new cropping strategy under dryland conditions based on intercropping is described. The more profitable intercropping systems were: sorghum/pigeon pea, sorghum/soyabeans, sorghum/groundnuts, groundnuts/sorghum, groundnuts/pigeon pea, groundnuts/soyabeans, castor/sorghum and castor/pigeon pea. Information on sowing patterns, i.e. paired versus uniform sowing, is given

Key concepts: Intercropping, Sorghum, Sowing, Agronomy, Cropping, Multiple cropping, Mathematics, Agroforestry

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