Claim · model-written summary
Gross returns were highest in the mustard + chickpea 5:2 row ratio
- Taxon
- mustarde3
- Treatment
- mustard + chickpea 5:2 row ratioe3
- Outcome
- gross returnse3
- Direction
- Higheste3
- Value
- `84,560e3
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Verbatim
e3“Highest gross returns (`84,560), net returns (`54,040) and benefit-cost ratio (1.77) were found in mustard + chickpea 5:2 row ratio”
Title
SASMITA TRIPATHY; S.L. MEENA; SHIVA DHAR; et al. Indian Journal of Agronomy 2024. doi:10.59797/ija.v69i2.5503
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- Intervention effect Individual crop yields of mustard and chickpea were highest in sole crop, while intercropping system yield was highest at the mustard + chickpea 5:2 row ratio
- Intervention effect Mustard equivalent yield of the intercropping system was highest at the mustard + chickpea 5:2 row ratio, at 2.98 t/ha in 2021 and 3.06 t/ha in 2022
- Intervention effect Yield of mustard was highest in plots with combined organic manures and microbial consortia, at 1.38 t/ha
- Intervention effect Yield of chickpea was highest in plots with combined organic manures and microbial consortia, at 1.60 t/ha
- Intervention effect Net returns were highest in the mustard + chickpea 5:2 row ratio
- Intervention effect Benefit-cost ratio was highest in the mustard + chickpea 5:2 row ratio, at 1.77
- Intervention effect Nutrient uptake was maximum in the mustard + chickpea 2:5 intercropping system
- Association The mustard + chickpea 2:5 intercropping system was associated with higher yields and better vegetative growth
- Recommendation The authors recommend intercropping mustard with chickpea in dryland areas as beneficial