Vol. 10, Issue 5 (2021)

Author(s):
Priyanka Rani and Uttam Tripura

Abstract:
In India mostly the agriculture depends upon the organic inputs. Integrated nutrient management is the method to improve the farmer productivity with the efficient use of organic inputs like vermicompost, green manures, poultry manure, Panchagavya and biofertilizers. These all-organic fertilizers improve the quality parameter, growth parameter and improve the soil properties of soil and make the soil healthier for long term basis. From past decays, most of the farmer using chemical fertilizers that decrease the fertility of soil. But now a days most of the farmer using integrated nutrient management in combination with organic and inorganic and biofertilizers that provide good quality of food and make the soil healthy. Integrated nutrient management is also help to improve the crop productivity and checking the emerging of micronutrient deficiencies. The present study deals with the effect of integrated nutrient management on crop yield, growth and quality of tomato plant.