Influence of fertigation on growth and yield of broccoli and red cabbage under nethouse conditions

Biradar, M. S.; Mantur, S. M.; Dhotre, Mallikarjun

doi:10.17660/actahortic.2018.1227.61

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“…The treatment T7, i.e., PNH + Drip fertigation at 1.5 Epan+ 75 percent N (17 per plant), has the fewest leaves per plant, which is significantly inferior. The increase in vegetative growth parameters in broccoli is due to increased nutrient availability and fertigation, which results in better nutrient uptake and utilization in plant organ growth and development [5]. Reported similar results in a broccoli crop that are in line with the current study's findings.…”

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Effect of Irrigation and N-fertigation Levels on Broccoli Performance in a Polynet House

Naik

Kumar

Rondla

et al. 2021

IJECC

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The purpose of this study is to see how the microclimate of the polynet house, irrigation, and fertigation levels affect broccoli output. The experiment was set up in a randomized block design within bounds beneath a polynet house with 320 m2 floor area covered with 50% perforated green colour net. Plant height, dry matter production yield, and its attributes were found to be maximum in drip irrigation (1.0Epan) + 125 % N at all growth stages, as per effect of scheduled irrigation and fertigation levels on crop biometric performance. Drip irrigation (1.0Epan) + 125% N resulted in a high higher yield (22.02 t ha-1); while treatments drip irrigation (1.5 Epan) + 75% N resulted as in lowest yield (18.02 t ha-1).The treatment drip irrigation (1.0Epan) + 125% N had a maximum NPK uptake. Polynet house covered with 50% perforation of green colour is suitable for realizing favorable microclimate for broccoli cultivation. Drip irrigation scheduled at 1.0 E pan with 125%N in the poly net house is recommended for broccoli production in central Telanganaagro-climatic conditions as it maintained high yield and water use efficiency.

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Effect of Irrigation and N-fertigation Levels on Broccoli Performance in a Polynet House

Naik

Kumar

Rondla

et al. 2021

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“…Brahma et al (2010) andBiradar et al (2018) supported the findings under open field conditions and net house conditions, respectively.…”

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Drip irrigation and fertigation requirement of broccoli under mid hill conditions

Spehia,

Negi

2021

VegSci

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Water conserving irrigation technologies are used now a days for economic and environmental sustainability of commercial agriculture. An experiment was laid in randomized block design to find out the effect of irrigation methods and fertigation levels on broccoli (Brassica oleracea var. italica L.) production during 2016-18. The treatments comprised drip irrigation at three levels, viz. 100, 80 and 60% of the ETc (i.e. DI100, DI80 and DI60) in conjunction with fertigation of 100, 85 and 70% of recommended dose of fertilizers with black polyethylene mulch. Surface irrigation with basal application of recommended dose of fertilizers without mulch was taken as a control. The study indicated that irrigation methods manipulated the moisture content of the soil comprehensively and soil moisture was near to the field capacity throughout the growth period in DI100 and DI80 with mulch, whereas, in conventional surface irrigation, the soil moisture status varied from field capacity to deficient status. Plant height, days to marketable head, weight of central and secondary heads, available NPK, leaf NPK content and total yield were observed to be significantly affected by irrigation methods and levels of fertigation. Water use efficiency varied from 4.95 q/ha/cm under surface irrigation to 27.95 q/ha/cm under best treatment of drip irrigation. Highest benefit cost ratio (2.63) was recorded with the treatment combination of drip irrigation @ 60 % ETc with 70 % recommended dose of fertilizer through fertigation.

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“…This helped in the production of higher yield per hectare with maximum cost benefit cost ratio. The similar results were in agreement with the findings by Savitha et al (2010) [17] in onion, Rajaraman and Pugalendhi (2013) [15] in cabbage, Prabhakar et al (2013) [14] in watermelon, Vasu and Reddy (2013) [20] in cabbage, Joshi et al (2015) [8] in okra, Hari and Devi (2016) [7] in bittergourd, Assinpol et al (2017) [3] in brinjal, Agrawal et al (2018) [1] in tomato, Birdar et al (2018) [6] in broccoli, Kale et al (2019) [9] in onion and Murthy et al (2020) [11] in ridge gourd, Verma et al (2020) [21] in cauliflower, Singh et al (2022) [19] in cucumber, Rawat et al (2023) [16] in tomato.…”

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Effect of fertigation levels and schedules on economics of broccoli (Brassica oleracea var. italica) cultivation

Kanwar,

Sonkamble,

Wagh

et al. 2024

Int. J. Res. Agron.

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A field experiment was carried out in Vidarbha region of Maharashtra (India) to study the economic analysis of broccoli cultivation under fertigation levels and schedules at the Instructional Farm, Department of Vegetable Science, Dr. PDKV, Akola, Maharashtra, India during the winter season 2021-2022 to found out the effect of fertigation levels and schedules on the economic analysis of broccoli (Brassica oleracea var italica). The experiment layout was split plot design which consists of three fertigation levels (75, 100 and 125% RDF) with one control (100% RDF) through conventional method and three fertigation scheduling (S1, S2 and S3) with three replication. The results of the experiment revealed that, highest cost of cultivation (135355 Rs.) of broccoli recorded under application of 125% RDF with fertigation schedule S2 (15% NPK at transplanting to plant establishment, 1-10 DAT), 50% NPK at curd initiation stage,11-35 DAT and 35% NPK at curd development stage,36-60 DAT). At the same time, the net return and B:C ratio also were higher by (336444 Rs.) and (3.49). The economic analysis stated that the yield and income of farmers can be increased with help of fertigation technology in case of broccoli cultivation.

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Influence of fertigation on growth and yield of broccoli and red cabbage under nethouse conditions

Cited by 6 publications

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Effect of Irrigation and N-fertigation Levels on Broccoli Performance in a Polynet House

Effect of Irrigation and N-fertigation Levels on Broccoli Performance in a Polynet House

Drip irrigation and fertigation requirement of broccoli under mid hill conditions

Effect of fertigation levels and schedules on economics of broccoli (Brassica oleracea var. italica) cultivation

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