Yield Performance of Different Contingent Crops under Delayed Sowings in Changed Climate in Rainfed Agriculture

Vikramarjun, Madam; Seenappa, C.; Thimmegowda, M. N.; Murthy, K. N. K.

doi:10.5958/2231-6701.2019.00016.2

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“…It was attributed to reduced heights of plant, number of branches per plant, pod per plants as well as poor translocation from source to sink with delayed sowing. Similar results were reported by Patnaik, 1968and Rao et al, 1991and Vikramarjun et al, 2019.…”

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“…In the contingent crop, Mungbean performed significantly superior over all the selected crop for the regions. Delayed dates of sowing caused drop in growth parameters which may be due to unfavourable weather conditions to the plants as well as high temperature which might have caused in lower rate of photosynthesis and reduced accumulation of food materials (Vikramarjun et al, 2019) The interaction between the sowing window and contingent crops with respect to grain yield was found to be significant (Table 2). The sowing of Mungbean at 15 July (normal sowing ) remained…”

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“…The reason of increase in yield of contingent crops was due to the early sowing of crops have the benefit of favourable soil moisture, day length and temperature which help to crops to express "their full potentiality" (Vikramarjun et al, 2019). As a result higher grain yield was obtained with early sowing than that of delayed sowing.…”

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Performance of contingent crops under deferred sowing in transitional plain of luni basin in Western Rajasthan

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A field experiment was conducted during Kharif season of 2020-21 at Agricultural Research Station, Keshwana, Jalore, Agriculture University, Jodhpur (Rajasthan) with an objective to find out the appropriate date of sowing of major contingent crop for the area with respect to late-early onset monsoon. Factorial Randomized Complete Block Design with three replications was being used during this study. The treatments consists of three sowing window viz;15 July, 25 July, 4 August and four contingent crop viz., Mungbean (F1), Mothbean (F2), Sesamum (F3), Clusterbean (F4). The study revealed that Mungbean have better performance during July 15nd, July 25st and August 4th realizing higher yield (740, 429 and 280 kg haâ1, respectively) as compared to Clusterbean, Mothbean, and sesamum. Mungbean is the best suitable contingent crop for deferred sowing condition in the transitional plain of luni basin of Western Rajasthan

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