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Intercrop yield was lower alongside trees.
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e0“The yield of intercrops is low in the fields which are cultivated along with trees”
Title
Performance of wheat and mustard in agroforestry system under terai conditions of U.P., India
Afreen Mohsin; U.K., India; Faiz Mohsin; et al. International Journal of Agricultural and Applied Sciences 2021. doi:10.52804/ijaas2021.219
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Observation Trees intercropped with crops showed better growth and higher litter.
- Association Soil NPK increased with tree age.
- Observation Soil nutrients were high in sole tree plantations.
- Intervention effect Intercrops were taller under Poplar than Eucalyptus.
- Observation Wheat tillers per plant showed no significant result.
- Association More wheat tillers occurred in pure cropping.
- Observation Mustard primary branches and seeds per siliqua were at par across Eucalyptus, Poplar and pure cropping.
- Observation Secondary branches, siliqua per plant and test weight were significantly higher in pure cropping.
- Intervention effect Grain and straw yields of both crops decreased significantly under Eucalyptus and Poplar versus open fields.
- Observation Pure wheat cropping had maximum net income of Rs.82819.00/ha.
- Observation Mustard maximum net income was Rs.67275.00/ha.
- Observation Mustard had negative net returns of Rs.3943.47/ha under four-year Eucalyptus.
- Observation Mustard had negative net returns of Rs. 8731.00/ha under five-year Poplar.