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Evaluation of response of potato on different doses of nitrogen and potassium in growth and yield

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Field investigation was carried out to evaluate the Response of potato on different doses of nitrogen and potash levels on growth and yield parameters in potato var. Kufrikundan. The experiment compromised of 8 treatments where control is T1 (N0K0), and other treatments are T2 (N1K0), T3 (N2K0), T4 (N3K0), T5 (N0K1), T6 (N0K2), T7 (N2K1) and T8 (N2K3) was applied to all the treatments. The treatments were laid in Randomized Block Design (RBD) with 3 replication of each treatment. | Evaluation of response of potato on different doses of nitrogen and potassium in growth and yield

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