*Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Baroda, Sheopur (MP) – 476 339
Department of Entomology, SASRD, Nagaland University, Medziphema, Nagaland – 797 106, India
dr.akhileshento@rediffmail.com
Online published on 23 July, 2012.
Field trial was laid during rabi seasons on various IPM modules evaluated on cv. ‘JG-315’ of Chick pea. Module M5 (pheromone traps @ 20/ha, bird perch @ 40/ha, chlorantriniliprole @ 0.15 lit/ha & water spray) followed by M4 (pheromone traps @ 20/ha, bird perch @ 40/ha, emamectine benzoate 5 SG @ 0.15 kg/ha and HaNPV@ 400 LE/ha + Teepol + sugar) and M3 (pheromone traps @ 20/ha,bird perch @ 40/ha,flubendiamide 39.35 SC 0.08 lit/ha and HaNPV@ 400 LE/ha + Teepol + sugar) were found effective to reducing the population of H. armigera. The highest yield (1592 kg/ha in 2009 & 1607 kg/ha in 2010) was obtained from M5 followed by M4 (1545 kg/ha in 2009 & 1558 kg/ha in 2010) in comparison to control and other modules including farmer’s practice. The highest B: C ratio were obtained from M5 (1:3.47) followed by M3 (1:3.35), M4 (1:3.18), M1 (1:2.52), M2 (1:2.28) and M6-farmer practice (1:1.89) and the trend was almost similar in the succeeding year. Module M5, was proved superior to other modules in respect of managing the pest infestation and B:C ratio.
Cicer arietinum, Helicoverpa armigera, IPM module