Claim · model-written summary
Incremental cost benefit ratios were 9.00 in brinjal, 8.95 in chilli and 8.82 in potato.
- Taxon
- brinjal
Solanum melongenae0 - Outcome
- incremental cost benefit ratioe1
- Value
- 9.00e0
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Verbatim
e0“9.00 in brinjal, 8.95 in chilli and 8.82 in potato”
e1“The highest incremental cost benefit ratio was 10.68 in tomato followed by 9.00 in brinjal, 8.95 in chilli and 8.82 in potato”
Title
Ranjeet Singh; U.S. Gautam; Dinesh Singh 2017
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- Observation Seed treatment showed a full adoption gap in the demonstrations.
- Observation Varieties, sowing method, fertilizers, weed management and plant protection showed partial adoption gaps.
- Intervention effect Brinjal had a 67.19% reduction in insect pest incidence.
- Intervention effect Tomato had a 57.87% reduction in insect pest incidence.
- Intervention effect Potato had a 48.94% reduction in insect pest incidence.
- Intervention effect Chilli had a 43.45% reduction in insect pest incidence.
- Intervention effect Tomato had a 69.67% reduction in disease incidence.
- Intervention effect Chilli had a 60.94% reduction in disease incidence.
- Intervention effect Potato had a 58.62% reduction in disease incidence.
- Intervention effect Brinjal had a 52.78% reduction in disease incidence.
- Observation Brinjal gross monetary return was Rs. 261000/ha, the highest among the vegetables.
- Observation Potato gross monetary return was Rs. 252225/ha.
- Observation Tomato additional net returns were Rs. 88367/ha.
- Observation Brinjal additional net returns were Rs. 82186/ha.
- Observation Chilli had the lowest gross monetary return, Rs. 139560/ha.
- Observation Chilli had the lowest additional net returns, Rs. 27820/ha.
- Intervention effect Benefit cost ratios were higher in integrated technology plots than farmer practice plots for all crops.
- Intervention effect Brinjal benefit cost ratio was 5.74 with integrated technology versus 4.88 with farmer practice.
- Observation Tomato had the highest incremental cost benefit ratio, 10.68.