Effect of Various Integrated Nutrient Management Practices on the Yield of Green Gram (Vigna radiata L.)

A field experiment was conducted at Nalanda College of Agriculture, Trichy, during June - August, 2025, to study different nutrient management practices on green gram. The treatments comprised Control (T₁), 100 % Recommended Dosage of Fertiliser (T₂), 75% Recommended Dosage of Fertiliser + 25% FYM at 1 ton ha^-1 (T₃), 50% Recommended Dosage of Fertiliser + 25% FYM at 1 ton ha^-1 (T₄), 50% Recommended Dosage of Fertiliser + Foliar application of Pulse wonder at 5 kg ha^-1 (T₅), 75% Recommended Dosage of Fertiliser + 25% Vermicompost at 2 tons ha^-1 (T₆) and 50% Recommended Dosage of Fertiliser + 25% Vermicompost at 2 tons ha^-1 (T₇). The experiment was laid out in a randomised block design with three replications. Farmyard manure, Vermicompost, and the recommended dose of fertiliser were applied basally and used in the treatments. The result revealed that among the different treatments imposed, application of 50% Recommended Dosage of Fertiliser + Foliar application of Pulse wonder at 5 kg ha^-1 recorded the highest growth attributes like plant height (37.88 cm), leaf area index (4.21), dry matter production (3542.76 kg ha^-1), number of branches plant^-1 (7.33), number of leaves plant^-1 (27.8) and yield attributes like number of pods plant^-1 (43), pod length (10.02 cm), number of grains pod^-1 (11), grain yield (613 kg ha^-1), haulm yield (919.5 kg ha^-1), Net return (₹48719 ha^-1) and BCR (2.47). The lowest values were obtained under control.