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N. S. Rana, Sanjay KUIDar and S. K. Saini. 2004. Weed Management in Spring Sugarcane Based Intercropping Systems . Indian Journal of Weed Science : 36( ) 93- 95.







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Volume Issue Publication year Page No Type of article
36 2004 93-95 Full length articles
Weed Management in Spring Sugarcane Based Intercropping Systems

N. S. Rana, Sanjay KUIDar and S. K. Saini

DOI: IJWS-2004-36-1&2-27

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Abstract:

Weed density and weed dry matter reduced significantly due to different weed control measures. Cane yield increased significantly with all the measures over weedy check and was highest under weed-free conditions though it was at par with manual hoeing 20, 40, 60 DAP and at harvest of intercrops. Cowpea was most effective in smothering weeds followed by greengram and blackgram. Cowpea, blackgram and greengram reduced cane yield by 5.2, 10.4 and 8.4%, respectively. Sugarcane+cowpea gave highest mean cane equivalent yield of 108.4 t ha·1 with net return of Rs. 68684 and B : C ratio of 2.24 as against 77 t ha·l, Rs. 43264 and 1.44 with sole sugarcane. CEY and net return also followed the same trend. Atrazine greatly hampered the emergence of the intercrops.





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