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Vol. 12, Issue 4 (2023)

Development of coconut based cropping system for sustainable productivity

Author(s):
Jagadeesha SK, Chandashekar GS, Swetha and Basavaraju TB
Abstract:
Coconut is the most important crop and the livelihood of the farmers of the Karnataka state. A field experiment on coconut based cropping system was initiated during 2012-13 in Regional Horticulture Research Centre, Arsikere. Four treatments viz., T1: 75% of recommended NPK fertilizer + organic recycling with vermicompost. T2: 50% recommended NPK fertilizer+ organic recycling with vermicompost + vermiwash application + bio fertilizer application and in situ green manuring. T3 (Fully organic): Organic recycling with vermicompost + vermiwash application + bio fertilizer application, in situ green manuring & green leaf manuring (Glyricidia lopping’s) + Composted coir pith and mulching with coconut leaves. T4 (Control): Mono crop of coconut with recommended NPK fertilizer and organic manure were laid out in non-replicated trial. Experiment results revealed that treatment T3 (Fully organic) has produced the highest average yield of coconut (8056.67/ha), cocoa (224.20 kg/ha), lime (1010.55 kg/ha), Drumstick (798.75 kg/ha), banana (10411.67 kg/ha) Gross return (Rs.2,47,627/ ha) and net return (Rs.1,58,975/ ha).
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How to cite this article:
Jagadeesha SK, Chandashekar GS, Swetha, Basavaraju TB. Development of coconut based cropping system for sustainable productivity. Pharma Innovation 2023;12(4):1436-1438.

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