volume 21 issue 1 (march 2001) : 67 - 68
RESPONSE OF LADY'S FINGER (ABELMOSCHUS ESCULENTU5) , TO VARYING LEVELS OF FARM YARD MANURE AND CHEMICAL FERTILIZERS
1Defence Research Laboratory
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volume 21 issue 1 (march 2001) : 67 - 68
RESPONSE OF LADY'S FINGER (ABELMOSCHUS ESCULENTU5) , TO VARYING LEVELS OF FARM YARD MANURE AND CHEMICAL FERTILIZERS
1Defence Research Laboratory
Post Bag 2, Tezpur (Assam)-784oo1, India
ABSTRACT
A field experiment Was laid out on lady's finger {Abelmoschus esculentus (L) Moench (Var. Parbhani Kranti)} under rainfed condition during May-July of 1997 and 1998. It was found that the application of 20 t/ha FYM supplemented with 50% recommended dose of chemical fertilizer i.e., 30kg N, 13.2 kg P and i6.6 kg K per hectare gave highest yield (46.3 q/ha) as compared to 100% NPK alone. The combination of 25% NPK with 20 t/ha FYM gave almost equa1 yield compared with 100% NPK, suggesting the possibility of 75% substitution of chemical fertilizers with 20 t/ha FYM in lady's finger cultivation.
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