Claim · model-written summary
Cost of sesame cultivation under inorganic farming was Rs. 12807 ha-1
- Taxon
- Sesame
Sesamum indicumt0 - Treatment
- inorganice3
- Outcome
- cost of cultivatione3
- Value
- Rs. 12807 ha-1e3
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Verbatim
t0“Energy Use Efficiency in Sesame”
e3“The cost of cultivation of sesame was Rs. 12807 ha-1 and Rs. 16413 ha-1 under inorganic and organic farming, respectively”
Title
V. Sujatha; R. Saritha; A. B. M. Sirisha International Journal of Environment and Climate Change 2023. doi:10.9734/ijecc/2023/v13i82146
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Intervention effect Soil organic C, available N, P, K and micronutrients rose slightly under the organic production system
- Intervention effect Organic sesame production had a lower mean total energy input than inorganic production
- Intervention effect Inorganic sesame production had a higher energy output than organic production
- Observation Cost of sesame cultivation under organic farming was Rs. 16413 ha-1
- Intervention effect Organic sesame yield was about 22 per cent lower than inorganic production
- Recommendation A price premium of at least 40% may be needed for organic sesame to offset its higher cost and lower yield
- Intervention effect Renewable energy input utilization was higher under organic than inorganic sesame production
- Intervention effect Energy efficiency was higher in organic than inorganic sesame production by 12 per cent
- Intervention effect Productivity was higher in organic than inorganic sesame production by 10 per cent
- Recommendation Sesame production under organic farming should be encouraged for environmental and economic sustainability