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Impact of Improved Technology on Soyabean Productivity in Frontline Demonstration

Swapnil Dubey, S. N. Tripathy, Pradyumn Singh, Ramesh Kumar Sharma

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Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Raisen (M.P.) during the period from 2004–05 to 2008–09 conducted a total 73 frontline demonstration of soybean crop. Cultivation practices comprised under FLD viz. use of improve variety (JS-93-05), seed treatment, seed inoculation, spacing 30cm, balance application of fertilizers (20:60:20kg N:P:K per ha), weed control and plant protection measures show that percentage increase in the yield of soybean ranged from 55.26% to 80.00% over farmer's practice. The highest seed yield 17.48 q ha−1 was recorded in the year 2008–09 in FLD, which was 80.50% more over the farmer's practice (9.66 q ha−1). The highest extension gap which ranged from 5.25 q ha−1 to 7.82 q ha−1 during the period. The additional cost Rs. 2148 to Rs. 2348 gave additional net return, it was ranged from Rs. 4283 to Rs. 7470 per hectare with 1:1.87 to 1:3.24 incremental benefit: cost ratio.

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Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Raisen (M.P.) during the period from 2004–05 to 2008–09 conducted a total 73 frontline demonstration of soybean crop. Cultivation practices comprised under FLD viz. use of improve variety (JS-93-05), seed treatment, seed inoculation, spacing 30cm, balance application of fertilizers (20:60:20kg N:P:K per ha), weed control and plant protection measures show that percentage increase in the yield of soybean ranged from 55.26% to 80.00% over farmer's practice. The highest seed yield 17.48 q ha−1 was recorded in the year 2008–09 in FLD, which was 80.50% more over the farmer's practice (9.66 q ha−1). The highest extension gap which ranged from 5.25 q ha−1 to 7.82 q ha−1 during the period. The additional cost Rs. 2148 to Rs. 2348 gave additional net return, it was ranged from Rs. 4283 to Rs. 7470 per hectare with 1:1.87 to 1:3.24 incremental benefit: cost ratio.

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Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Raisen (M.P.) during the period from 2004–05 to 2008–09 conducted a total 73 frontline demonstration of soybean crop. Cultivation practices comprised under FLD viz. use of improve variety (JS-93-05), seed treatment, seed inoculation, spacing 30cm, balance application of fertilizers (20:60:20kg N:P:K per ha), weed control and plant protection measures show that percentage increase in the yield of soybean ranged from 55.26% to 80.00% over farmer's practice. The highest seed yield 17.48 q ha−1 was recorded in the year 2008–09 in FLD, which was 80.50% more over the farmer's practice (9.66 q ha−1). The highest extension gap which ranged from 5.25 q ha−1 to 7.82 q ha−1 during the period. The additional cost Rs. 2148 to Rs. 2348 gave additional net return, it was ranged from Rs. 4283 to Rs. 7470 per hectare with 1:1.87 to 1:3.24 incremental benefit: cost ratio.

Key concepts: Hectare, Forensic science, Non-invasive ventilation, Mathematics, Crop, Yield (engineering), Productivity, Weed control

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