Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Poonch, Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences & Technology of Jammu (J&K)-185101
*Corresponding Author’s Email:drmuzaffarcqar@gmail.com
Online published on 7 April, 2021.
To make out the response of plum to integrated nutrient management, an on farm trial was conducted at five different locations in district Poonch for three successive years. The treatments were T1: Farmers’ Practice (Urea (500 g) + 10 kg FYM), T2: Recommended dose (N (735g/tree), DAP (280g/ tree), MOP (1050g/tree) and T3: Intervention (N40% +VC50%+ FYM10%, P50%+ VC45%+ FYM5% and +VC 40%+FYM10%). The experiment was laid out in randomized block design (RBD) comprised of K50% three treatments having various combinations of inorganic fertilizers (urea, SSP and MOP), FYM and vermicompost. Among the treatments, T3: Intervention (N40%+VC50%+ FYM10%, P50%+ VC45%+ FYM5%and K50%+VC 40%+FYM10%), performed best where highest annual shoot growth (50.39cm), tree height (4.97), trunk girth (80.27), fruit set (61.03%), fruit yield (38.89 kg/ tree), TSS (18.20o Brix), highest gross income (Rs. 507173/-), net income (Rs. 311112/-) and benefit cost ratio (1: 58) was obtained.
Plum, INM, Yield, Quality