Optimum Ratio of Coriander Intercropping with Onion

Talukder, A.; Rahman, Jubaidur; Rahman, Md. Abiar; Biswas, Mrityunjoy; Asaduzzaman, Md.

doi:10.9734/ijpss/2015/12600

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“…Onion solid plants had higher mean value than all treatments under study for all of plant growth characters except plant height. These results parallel to those found by Talukder et al (2015).…”

Section: -Growth and Phenological Criteria:-supporting

confidence: 91%

“…For all quality criteria, onion solid plants had a lower mean value than all other treatments studied; these findings were consistent with those obtained by Talukder et al (2015).…”

Section: -Quality Traits:-supporting

confidence: 90%

“…Onion solid plants had higher mean value than all treatments under study for all of Yield and it`s components traits except weight of culls yield (T/fed), these findings matched those of the previous study. found by Talukder et al (2015).…”

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confidence: 86%

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Effect of Relaying Intercropping Onion Transplanting Dates on Faba Bean under Different Plant Densities

Sheha

Allam

Abdelkader

et al. 2022

Journal of Plant Production

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This investigation was carried out at El-Gemmeiza Agricultural Research Station during two winter seasons of 2019/2020 and 2020/2021,to study the response of different onion transplanting dates (Giza 20; T1,15th of December;T2, 30th of December;T3,15th of January)for intercropping with different densities of faba bean (Giza716;D1,100%onion+25.0%faba bean; D2, 100% onion+33.5% faba bean;D3,100% onion+42.0 % faba bean of the recommended density) and its impact on yield and yield components of both crops.The competitive relationships and yield advantages was also studied.A split plot design with three replicates was employed.The results showed that early transplanting (e.g.,T2) had a good impact on onion growth, yield and its components,yet this was accompanied with a negative response on quality traits of yielded bulbs.The highest quality traits were achieved with late transplanting (T3).Obviously,the mean value of onion growth, yield and its components was increased with increasing sowing density of faba bean,except for plant height and weight of culls yield.T1 plus D1 was the best treatment for enhancing vegetative growth and yield components except for plant height and weight of culls yield,All faba bean studied characters possessed the highest mean value at middle density of faba bean was the best one as compared to D1 and D3 densities.The interaction released that T3 at D2 achieved the highest mean values for number of seeds, seed yield and seed yield.It has been concluded that, early transplanting of onion(15th of December)in association with light density of faba bean(25%)possessed the highest value in both seasons of LER, RCC, ATER, MAI and Income return.

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confidence: 91%

“…For all quality criteria, onion solid plants had a lower mean value than all other treatments studied; these findings were consistent with those obtained by Talukder et al (2015).…”

Section: -Quality Traits:-supporting

confidence: 90%

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Effect of Relaying Intercropping Onion Transplanting Dates on Faba Bean under Different Plant Densities

Sheha

Allam

Abdelkader

et al. 2022

Journal of Plant Production

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“…Both intercropping and rotation are effective methods for enhancing crop productivity and providing ecological benefits [41]. Intercropping can create microclimates that favor the development of certain pests or diseases like increased the incidence of maize stem borers and reduced maize yields compared to monoculture [42] and reduction in the yield of both total and marketable bulbs when onions are intercropped with coriander [43] and a reduction in yields when leeks are intercropped with carrots [44]. The intercropping system had a significant impact on the yield attributes of different component crops, such as radish, small onion, and vegetable cowpea, but a single stand of component crops produced higher yield attributes than the intercropping system [45].…”

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Economics of Inter-Cropping: A Case Study of Onion and Tomato at District Muzaffargarh, Punjab, Pakistan

Muhammad Nisar Khan,

Gulnaz Hameed,

Arshad Mahmood Malik

et al. 2023

PPASB

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The current research is being conducted in Muzaffargarh district of Punjab, Pakistan to investigate the profitability and land equivalent ratio of intercropping onion and tomato. An economic analysis of intercropping in the Muzaffargarh district can inform farmers about the profitability and sustainability of this practice, aiding their decision-making between intercropping and monocropping. The study utilized a simple random sampling technique to select 45 vegetable growers out of 60, from two major vegetable-growing villages; Hajiwah and Beli Janubi. Descriptive analysis, including frequency distribution, mean, and percentages, was used to analyze the data. The results of the study showed that intercropping had a significantly higher yield (17897 kg/acre) than sole cropping of onions (6075 kg/acre) and tomatoes (16050 kg/acre). Intercropping also had a higher benefit-cost ratio of 1.59, compared to onion sole cropping (1.37) and tomato sole cropping (1.48). The land equivalent ratio was 1.31, which indicated that intercropping was more efficient in terms of land use than sole cropping. The study also revealed that intercropping onions and tomatoes provided additional income to farmers and helped maximize land use. However, farmers encountered challenges such as high seed costs, diseases, low output prices, and high transportation costs. In conclusion, the study suggested that intercropping onion and tomato is a viable agronomic strategy in the Muzaffargarh district, as it improves land-use efficiency and maximizes returns. The study showed that intercropping complemented each other and contributed to increasing yield per unit area and improving nutritional properties.

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“…The inventory of main river char lands estimated their total area at 8,444 km 2 or almost 6% of Bangladesh [9]. Due to decreasing cultivable land, some farmers of char areas (river flood plain) under greater Mymensingh district (together five district) in Bangladesh have been practicing garden pea with onion, coriander with onion and vegetables, pulse and oilseed crops with wheat are common practice to the farmers of char areas [10][11][12]. Brinjal and potato are the most important crop in area and production in Bangladesh especially in char.…”

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Intercropping of Potato With Brinjal

Rahman¹,

Yasmin²,

Shikha³

et al. 2019

Malays. j. sustain. agric.

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A field experiment was conducted to find out the spacing of potato-brinjal intercropping system and land utilization and economic return at the Regional Agricultural Research Station, Jamalpur during rabi 2017-2018. The experiment was laid out in randomized complete block design (RCBD) with three (3) replications and six treatments. Cultivation of potato with brinjal at potato (60 cm × 25 cm) + brinjal (120 cm × 75 cm), Potato (50 cm × 20 cm) + Brinjal (100 cm × 70 cm), Potato (50 cm × 20 cm) + Brinjal (100 cm × 75 cm) might be agronomically feasible and economically profitable for potato and brinjal intercropping system as compared to sole treatment. Potato (50 cm × 20 cm) + Brinjal (100 cm × 70 cm) best performed in gross return, gross margin and potato equivalent yield (PEY 49.14 tha-1) compared with the other treatments. The total yield of intercropped crops was greater than sole cropping, shown by LER>1. The overall advantage of intercropping ranged from 73 to 92%. The highest land equivalent value of 92% was recorded for Potato (50 cm × 20 cm) + Brinjal (100 cm × 70 cm) arrangements indicated a yield advantage of 92% over sole crop. Viable agronomic option in increasing land use efficiency and increased food security. It is, therefore, imperative to demonstrate the best treatment under farmer's condition.

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Optimum Ratio of Coriander Intercropping with Onion

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Effect of Relaying Intercropping Onion Transplanting Dates on Faba Bean under Different Plant Densities

Effect of Relaying Intercropping Onion Transplanting Dates on Faba Bean under Different Plant Densities

Economics of Inter-Cropping: A Case Study of Onion and Tomato at District Muzaffargarh, Punjab, Pakistan

Intercropping of Potato With Brinjal

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