Effect of planting methods and intercropping on castor - Kumar Agarwal, Satyendra;Intodia, Sunil Kumar;Mathur, I. J.
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Intercropping castor (paired row planting at 60/120 cm x 60 cm) with three row of green gram was found highly cost effective under irrigated ecosystem. This system yielded higher castor equivalent yield (55.34 q ha-1), net returns (Rs 57334 ha-1) and B: C (4.95) without affecting nutrient status of the soil. Further, when cultivation of castor is intended as sole crop, uniform row planting at 90 cm x 60 cm may be preferred. Thus, these findings may be recommended to the farmers of zone IVa of Rajasthan (Sub-humid southern plain and Aravalli Hills) for breakthrough in castor cultivation.

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Intercropping castor (paired row planting at 60/120 cm x 60 cm) with three row of green gram was found highly cost effective under irrigated ecosystem. This system yielded higher castor equivalent yield (55.34 q ha-1), net returns (Rs 57334 ha-1) and B: C (4.95) without affecting nutrient status of the soil. Further, when cultivation of castor is intended as sole crop, uniform row planting at 90 cm x 60 cm may be preferred. Thus, these findings may be recommended to the farmers of zone IVa of Rajasthan (Sub-humid southern plain and Aravalli Hills) for breakthrough in castor cultivation.
Autorenporträt
S.K. Agarwal is Associate Professor (Agronomy) at Krishi Vigyan Kendra Sirohi(MPUAT-Udaipur). Acquired his Graduation in 1985 from Rajasthan college of Agriculture Udaipur(Sukhadia University-Udaipur). Post Graduation in Agronomy in 1988 & Doctoral degree in Agronomy in 2005 from Rajasthan college of Agriculture Udaipur (MPUAT,Udaipur).