1AEEC, Lingsugur
Agricultural Research Station, (U.A.S), Bidar-585 401, Karnataka, India
*Corresponding author's e-mail: shams1487@gmil.com
Crop productivity in greengram being low in North eastern transitional zone of Karnataka a field experiment was conducted during kharif2012 and 2013 at Agricultural Research Station, Bidar, UAS, Raichur. Among different sources of nutrients, foliar spray of 19: 19: 19(1%) followed by panchagavya (5%) at flower initiation stage recorded significantly higher grain yield (1121 and 1105 kg ha−1, respectively) of greengram compared to other treatments. Control treatment recorded the lowest yield (734s kg ha−1) among all. Foliar spray of 19: 19: 19 also recorded higher net returns (Rs. 35828/-) and benefit cost ratio (5.0).
Greengram, Panchagavya, Foliar spray