Abstract
A field experiment on “Response of Sweet corn hybrid to transplanting dates and nitrogen levels under temperate conditions” was conducted at research farm of Faculty of Agriculture (SKUAST-K) during 2016. The soil of the experimental field was silty clay loam in texture, low in soil available N and P and medium in available K and neutral in reaction. The treatments comprised of two transplanting dates viz., 1st of May and 1st of June and five levels of N viz., 0, 30, 60, 90 and 120 kg/ha. Although latter date of sowing resulted in better quality of seedlings but 1st May transplanting was superior in all growth and yield attributes. 1st May transplanting resulted 35.4% and 19.8% higher cob yield and green fodder yield over 1st June transplanting, respectively. Nitrogen application resulted in a significant increase in growth and yield parameters. The green cob yield increased by 34%, 44%, 52%, and 54% respectively at 30, 60, 90 and 120 kg/ha N over control. The corresponding figures for the green fodder yield were 39%, 70%, 91% and 108%, respectively. Highest net profit and benefit cost ratio was realised in 1st May transplanting applied with 120 kg N/ha.
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Later sowing improved seedling quality.
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e0“latter date of sowing resulted in better quality of seedlings”
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May transplanting improved growth and yield attributes.
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e0“1st May transplanting was superior in all growth and yield attributes.”
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Claim · model-written summary
May transplanting increased cob yield by 35.4% over June.
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e0“1st May transplanting resulted 35.4% and 19.8% higher cob yield and green fodder yield over 1st June transplanting, respectively.”
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May transplanting increased green fodder yield by 19.8% over June.
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e0“1st May transplanting resulted 35.4% and 19.8% higher cob yield and green fodder yield over 1st June transplanting, respectively.”
t0“Sweet Corn Hybrid”
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Nitrogen significantly increased growth parameters.
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e0“Nitrogen application resulted in a significant increase in growth and yield parameters.”
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Nitrogen significantly increased yield parameters.
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e0“Nitrogen application resulted in a significant increase in growth and yield parameters.”
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Green cob yield increased 34% at 30 kg/ha N over control.
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e0“The green cob yield increased by 34%, 44%, 52%, and 54% respectively at 30, 60, 90 and 120 kg/ha N over control.”
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Green cob yield increased 44% at 60 kg/ha N over control.
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e0“The green cob yield increased by 34%, 44%, 52%, and 54% respectively at 30, 60, 90 and 120 kg/ha N over control.”
t0“Sweet Corn Hybrid”
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Green cob yield increased 52% at 90 kg/ha N over control.
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e0“The green cob yield increased by 34%, 44%, 52%, and 54% respectively at 30, 60, 90 and 120 kg/ha N over control.”
t0“Sweet Corn Hybrid”
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Green cob yield increased 54% at 120 kg/ha N over control.
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e0“The green cob yield increased by 34%, 44%, 52%, and 54% respectively at 30, 60, 90 and 120 kg/ha N over control.”
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Green fodder yield increased 39% at 30 kg/ha N over control.
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e0“The corresponding figures for the green fodder yield were 39%, 70%, 91% and 108%, respectively.”
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Green fodder yield increased 70% at 60 kg/ha N over control.
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e0“The corresponding figures for the green fodder yield were 39%, 70%, 91% and 108%, respectively.”
t0“Sweet Corn Hybrid”
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Green fodder yield increased 91% at 90 kg/ha N over control.
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e0“The corresponding figures for the green fodder yield were 39%, 70%, 91% and 108%, respectively.”
t0“Sweet Corn Hybrid”
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Green fodder yield increased 108% at 120 kg/ha N over control.
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e0“The corresponding figures for the green fodder yield were 39%, 70%, 91% and 108%, respectively.”
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May transplanting with 120 kg N/ha gave the highest net profit and benefit cost ratio.
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e0“Highest net profit and benefit cost ratio was realised in 1st May transplanting applied with 120 kg N/ha.”
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