Vol. 9, Issue 7 (2020)

Author(s):
Vijay Kumar Rajpoot, Amar Kant Verma, Raghvendra Singh, Sumit Raj, Yogesh Pratap Singh, Ranjeet Kumar and Amit Prakash Raghuwanshi

Abstract:
A field experiment was conducted during rabi season of 2014-15 at Soil Conservation and Water Management Farm of C S Azad University of Agriculture and Technology, Kanpur. The experiment consisted nine treatments viz. S₁F₁ (i.e. 30 cm and 10 kg N, 40 P, 20 kg K, 20 kg Sulfur), S₁F₂ (i.e. 30 cm and 20 kg N, 60 kg P, 20 kg K, 20 kg Sulfur), S₁F₃ (i.e. 30 cm and 30 kg N, 80 kg P, 20 kg K, 20 kg Sulfur), S₂F₁ (i.e. 40 cm and 10 kg N, 40 kg P, 20 kg K, 20 kg Sulfur), S₂F₂ (i.e. 40 cm and 20 kg N, 60 kg P, 20 kg K, 20 kg Sulfur), S₂F₃ (i.e. 40 cm and 30 kg N, 80 kg P, 20 kg K, 20 kg Sulfur), S₃F₁ (i.e. 50 cm and 10 kg N, 40 kg P, 20 kg K, 20 kg Sulfur), S₃F₂ (i.e. 50 cm and 20 kg N, 60 kg P, 20 kg K, 20 kg Sulfur), S₃F₃ (i.e. 50 cm and 30 kg N, 80 kg P, 20 kg K, 20 kg Sulfur) nine treatments were tested in factorial randomized block design with three replications. The results indicated that seed yield was maximum (10.23 q ha^-1) in 40 cm row spacing and (10.18 q ha^-1) fertility level 30 kg N, 80 kg P, 20 kg K, 20 kg S ha^-1 of white gram would be quite remunerative for higher productivity alongwith seed yield in Indo-gangetic plain zone of Uttar Pradesh.