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CP increased with delay in sowing, a significant effect of planting windows.
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t0“Quality Protein Maize”
e7“The levels of CP and NDF were influenced (P<0.05) by planting windows and CP contain increased and NDF decreased with delay in sowing”
Title
Performance of Quality Protein Maize Under Different Planting Windows
Rakesh Kumar; Sourabh Kumar; Ashutosh; et al. Indian Journal of Animal Nutrition 2016. doi:10.5958/2231-6744.2016.00026.8
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- Intervention effect August 15 sowing gave the maximum plant height, leaf length and leaf width compared with later sowing.
- Intervention effect August 15 sowing gave the maximum number of leaves per plant.
- Intervention effect August 15 sowing gave the maximum green fodder yield (53.49 and 56.17 t/ha in 2014 and 2015).
- Intervention effect August 15 sowing gave the maximum DM yield (11.39 and 12.03 t/ha in 2014 and 2015).
- Intervention effect Aug. 15 sowing was at par with Sept. 5 sowing in performance in the post-monsoon season.
- Intervention effect Further delay in sowing significantly reduced growth parameters and fodder yield.
- Intervention effect October 15 sowing significantly reduced growth parameters.
- Observation African tall gave the maximum yield.
- Observation Cultivars J-1006, HQPM-1 and HQPM-4 were at par with African tall in yield.
- Observation HM-10 gave the lowest yield.
- Intervention effect NDF decreased with delay in sowing, a significant effect of planting windows.
- Observation No significant variation in quality parameters was found among QPM and normal fodder maize cultivars.