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Evaluation of Profitable Intercropping System with Pigeonpea (Cajanus cajan (L.) Milsp.) under Paired Row Planting System

C. Radha Kumari, B. Ravindranatha Reddy, B. Sahadeva Reddy

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Field experiment was conducted with eight treatments viz. groundnut + pigeonpea (8: 1), greengram + pigeonpea (8: 1), foxtail millet + pigeonpea (8: 1), cowpea + pigeonpea (8: 1), groundnut + pigeonpea (14: 2) in paired row planting, greengram + pigeonpea (14: 2) in paired row planting, foxtail millet + pigeonpea (14: 2) in paired row planting and cowpea + pigeonpea (14: 2) in paired row planting during kharif 2016 in rainfed Alfisols at ARS, Ananthapuramu, Andhra Pradesh. Results indicated that higher main crop yield of groundnut (626 kg ha−1) was recorded with groundnut + pigeonpea (8: 1) followed by foxtail millet + pigeonpea (8: 1), groundnut + pigeonpea (14: 2) and foxtail millet + pigeonpea (14: 2) compared to other intercropping systems. Higher net returns ( 17105 ha−1) were recorded with groundnut + pigeonpea (8: 1) followed by groundnut + pigeonpea (14: 2), foxtail millet + pigeonpea (8: 1) and foxtail millet + pigeonpea (14: 2).

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Field experiment was conducted with eight treatments viz. groundnut + pigeonpea (8: 1), greengram + pigeonpea (8: 1), foxtail millet + pigeonpea (8: 1), cowpea + pigeonpea (8: 1), groundnut + pigeonpea (14: 2) in paired row planting, greengram + pigeonpea (14: 2) in paired row planting, foxtail millet + pigeonpea (14: 2) in paired row planting and cowpea + pigeonpea (14: 2) in paired row planting during kharif 2016 in rainfed Alfisols at ARS, Ananthapuramu, Andhra Pradesh. Results indicated that higher main crop yield of groundnut (626 kg ha−1) was recorded with groundnut + pigeonpea (8: 1) followed by foxtail millet + pigeonpea (8: 1), groundnut + pigeonpea (14: 2) and foxtail millet + pigeonpea (14: 2) compared to other intercropping systems. Higher net returns ( 17105 ha−1) were recorded with groundnut + pigeonpea (8: 1) followed by groundnut + pigeonpea (14: 2), foxtail millet + pigeonpea (8: 1) and foxtail millet + pigeonpea (14: 2).

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Field experiment was conducted with eight treatments viz. groundnut + pigeonpea (8: 1), greengram + pigeonpea (8: 1), foxtail millet + pigeonpea (8: 1), cowpea + pigeonpea (8: 1), groundnut + pigeonpea (14: 2) in paired row planting, greengram + pigeonpea (14: 2) in paired row planting, foxtail millet + pigeonpea (14: 2) in paired row planting and cowpea + pigeonpea (14: 2) in paired row planting during kharif 2016 in rainfed Alfisols at ARS, Ananthapuramu, Andhra Pradesh. Results indicated that higher main crop yield of groundnut (626 kg ha−1) was recorded with groundnut + pigeonpea (8: 1) followed by foxtail millet + pigeonpea (8: 1), groundnut + pigeonpea (14: 2) and foxtail millet + pigeonpea (14: 2) compared to other intercropping systems. Higher net returns ( 17105 ha−1) were recorded with groundnut + pigeonpea (8: 1) followed by groundnut + pigeonpea (14: 2), foxtail millet + pigeonpea (8: 1) and foxtail millet + pigeonpea (14: 2).

Key concepts: Cajanus, Intercropping, Sowing, Forensic science, Biology, Agriculture, Agronomy, Mathematics

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