18. IJASRFEB 201718 | |
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Field experiment was conducted in 2013 2014 at Precision | |
Farming Development Centre research farm, | |
Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore. To study | |
the effect of drip fertigation and plastic mulching on | |
the plant | |
growth and yield attributes of chilli (Capsicum annuum | |
L). The experiment were laid out factorial randomized | |
block | |
design which included three fertigation levels 80, 100, | |
and 120 per cent Recommended Dose of Fertilizers (RDF) and | |
three different mulching treatments 25, 50 micron Black | |
Plastic Mulch (BPM) and no mulch which were replicated | |
thrice. In chilli maximum yield of 128 numbers of fruits | |
plant-1 which is worked out as 12.27 t ha-1 was observed | |
for the | |
treatments T3. The total quantity of water applied | |
uniformly to all the treatments was 75.83 litres as per | |
the crop water | |
requirement. Maximum water use efficiency observed in T3 | |
(66.36 kg ha-1.mm-1). The maximum N, P and K fertilizer | |
use | |
efficiency of 109.95 kg ha-1, 164.94 kg ha-1 and 164.94 | |
kg ha-1 respectively, were observed in T1. The highest | |
benefit cost | |
ratio was recorded under both T2 (BPM of 25 micron | |
thickness with 100 per cent RDF) and T3 (BPM of 25 micron | |
thickness with 120 per cent RDF). From economic viability | |
point the T2 treatment registered results that were | |
economically viable with highest profit. Increased yield | |
in fertigation treatments might be due to better | |
availability of | |
plant nutrients and irrigation water throughout the crop | |
growth period under drip fertigation system. | |
Date Published: 2017-03-22 11:14:22 | |
Identifier: 18.IJASRFEB201718 | |
Item Size: 5399953 | |
Media Type: texts | |
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Green chilli | |
Drip Fertigation | |
Plastic Mulching | |
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