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Effect of phorate granules-fertilizer mixture and irrigation intervals on the incidence of sorghum shootfly (Atherigona varia soccata, Rondani)

U. N. Mote, R. N. Pokharkar

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Field-plot tests at Poona, Maharashtra State, India, during 1969 showed that application of a fertilizer such as ammonium sulphate at the same time (sowing) as that of phorate granules at a rate of 1.875 kg toxicant/ha and frequent irrigation (about every four days) effectively reduced the incidence of Atherigona Soccata Rond. (Varia soccata) on sorghum

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Key concepts: Phorate, Sorghum, Carbofuran, Irrigation, Sowing, Agronomy, Toxicology, Fertilizer