Claim · model-written summary
The maize–turmeric–wheat–linseed sequence had highest production efficiency of 77.41 kg/day/ha.
- Treatment
- Maize (furrow) + turmeric (bed)-wheat (bed) + linseed (furrow)e0
- Outcome
- production efficiencye0
- Direction
- higheste0
- Value
- 77.41 kg/day/hae0
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Verbatim
e0“Maize (furrow) + turmeric (bed)-wheat (bed) + linseed (furrow) gave highest production efficiency (77.41 kg/day/ha)”
Title
S.S. Walia; C.S. Aulakh; Vikrant Dhawan; et al. Indian Journal of Economics and Development 2017. doi:10.5958/2322-0430.2017.00101.9
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Intervention effect The maize–turmeric–wheat–linseed sequence had maximum rice equivalent yield of 282.6 q/ha.
- Intervention effect The maize–turmeric–barley–linseed sequence yielded 264.4 q/ha rice equivalent, ranking next.
- Intervention effect The basmati rice–radish–spring maize sequence yielded 237.4 q/ha rice equivalent.
- Intervention effect The three highlighted cropping systems produced 107 to 152 q/ha additional rice equivalent yield over rice–wheat.
- Intervention effect The highlighted cropping systems saved 10 to 165 cm irrigation water over rice–wheat.
- Intervention effect The maize–turmeric–wheat–linseed sequence had highest net returns of 2, 89, 483/ha.
- Recommendation The authors identify the maize–turmeric–wheat–linseed sequence as a viable option for greater profitability in Punjab.