Response of Organic Fertilizers on Sorghum: Greengram Intercropping on Yield Attribute, Yield, and E

India is the best producer of Pulses, still productivity is stills very reduced, and need of millet is also growing day by day in this concern to employ the filed capably to get larger millet yield as well as pulses for one area. A field experiment was administered during kharif season of 2017 at Soil Conservation and Water Management Farm of the Chandra Shekhar Azad University of Agriculture and Technology, Kanpur to learn effect of cropping systems of various row ratio and doses of farm patch manure (FYM) on, yield and commerce of crops under rainfed condition. The treatments composed of 4 cropping orders i.e. (i) alone sorghum, 45 cm apart (ii) alone greengram, 45 cm apart (iii) sweet liquid + greengram (2:1 row ratio ) (iv) sweet liquid + greengram (3:1 row ratio) and 3 doses of FYM that is (i) without FYM (ii) 10 t/ha (iii) 20 t/ha were proven in Factorial Randomized block design with 3 replications. Results got that the yield of sorghum and greengram were topmost in their sole stands. The yield of sole and intercropped greengram in conditions of sorghum equivalent seed yield showed considerably (p <0.05) variation, inasmuch as sorghum + greengram (2:1 row percentage) brought out considerably (p <0.05) the highest production as distinguished to other cutting systems. Moreover, the land equivalent percentage, gross return and net return were also erect to be the chief. Simultaneously Increasing rates of FYM brought out important (p <0.05) improvement in ready to bear growth, yield attributes and grain/stover yield, place a dose of 10 t FYM/ha present best performance in respect of fertile growth, yield attributes and seed/stover yield. In addition, net return was also seen higher.

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