Response of coriander varieties to various levels of fertility under different cutting
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Shaileshbhai Mulchandbhai Patel
Sardarkrushinagar Dantiwada Agricultural University,
At : Sardarkrushhinagar
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K.I. Patel, C.K. Patel and D.K. Patel
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An investigation was carried with an objective to work out the optimum fertilizer dose under different cutting management system for different varieties at Seed Spices Research Station, Sardarkrushinagar Dantiwada Agricultural University, Jagudan, during rabi 2015-16 to 2017-18. The soil was loamy sand in texture, neutral in soil reaction, with low in organic carbon, medium in available phosphorus and potash. The treatments comprised of two varieties V1 : GDLC-1 and V2: GCo 2, three cutting management levels M1 : No cutting (Top dressing at 30 DAS),M2 : One cutting at 40 – 45 DAS (T.D. after first cut) and M3 : Two cutting at 40 – 45 DAS and 60-65 DAS (T.D.after each cut) in main plot and three fertility levels viz.,F1:20:10:00 kg NPK/ha, F2 : 40:20:00 kg NPK/ha and F3 : 60:30:00 kg NPK/ha in sub plot were replicated thrice in split plot design. All the growth and yield attributing characters of coriander were significantly influenced by cutting management, varieties and fertility levels on pooled basis. Cutting management, varieties and fertility levels affected significantly on coriander seed equivalent yield. One cutting at 45 DAS recorded significantly the higher coriander seed equivalent yield during course of investigation and on pooled basis over rest of the treatments.Variety GDLC 1 proved significantly superior than GCo 2 and produced higher coriander seed equivalent yield during individual as well as on pooled basis.Application of 60:30:00 kg NPK / ha produced significantly the highest coriander seed equivalent yield during individual years as well as on pooled basis. Interaction effect of cutting management, variety and fertility levels was found significant on coriander seed equivalent yield. Variety GDLC 1 cultivated by adopting two cutting at 40-45 DAS and 60-65 DAS (T.D.after each cut) supplemented the 60:30:00 kg NPK / ha recorded significantly the highest seed yield over rest of the different variety, cutting and fertility levels combinations.Variety GDLC 1 adopted with one cutting at 40 - 45 DAS (T.D. after first cut supplemented 60:30:00 kg NPK / ha achieved higher net realization (Rs.1,21,558 / ha) and BCR (3.2) value than rest of the combinations.
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