Claim · model-written summary
Farm size, seed rate, sowing time, manure and fertilizer dose, irrigation number, and crop duration affected chilli yield levels.
- Treatment
- different rates of seedse0
- Outcome
- yield levelse0
- Qualifier
- sizes of farms, different rates of seeds, timing seed sowing, different dose of manures and fertilizers, number of irrigation crop duration in the fielde0
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Verbatim
e0“Different factors affected the yield levels. These were sizes of farms, different rates of seeds, timing seed sowing, different dose of manures and fertilizers, number of irrigation crop duration in the field etc.”
Title
S. M. Elias; Md. Israil Hossain 1984
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- Association The number of irrigations was positively related to chilli yield.
- Observation Chilli production cost was taka 11031 per hectare.
- Observation Average gross return was taka 30187 per hectare.
- Observation Three percent of chilli production was used for consumption.
- Observation Seventy-two percent of chilli was sold after harvest because storage was lacking.