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Six field experiments were conducted at the Bangladesh Sugarcrop Research Institute (BSRI) Farm, Ishurdi, from November 2012 to December 2015 to study the influence of variety, spacing, fertilization, sowing date, and intercropping on tropical sugarbeet yield. Results showed that variety Cauvery and spacing of 50x20 cm yielded the highest beet and sugar, while fertilization with Urea, TSP, MoP, and Cowdung @ 260, 100, 225 kg ha-1 with 10 t ha-1 produced optimal results. Early sowing on 30th October further enhanced yields. Intercropping with paired row sugarcane, particularly using the PRC…mehr

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Six field experiments were conducted at the Bangladesh Sugarcrop Research Institute (BSRI) Farm, Ishurdi, from November 2012 to December 2015 to study the influence of variety, spacing, fertilization, sowing date, and intercropping on tropical sugarbeet yield. Results showed that variety Cauvery and spacing of 50x20 cm yielded the highest beet and sugar, while fertilization with Urea, TSP, MoP, and Cowdung @ 260, 100, 225 kg ha-1 with 10 t ha-1 produced optimal results. Early sowing on 30th October further enhanced yields. Intercropping with paired row sugarcane, particularly using the PRC conventional + 3 line SB combination, resulted in significant benefits. These findings suggest that cultivating Cauvery variety with closer spacing, early sowing, and appropriate fertilization can maximize tropical sugarbeet yields in Bangladesh, while intercropping with paired row sugarcane can further enhance overall productivity.
Autorenporträt
Md. Abu Taher Sohel, a dedicated scientist from Satkhira, holds an MS and PhD in Agronomy and has contributed significantly to sugar crop research. With 40 publications, a book on sugarcane cultivation, and international training, he excels in his field. Active in professional societies, he balances his career with a fulfilling family life.