TAILIEUCHUNG - Soil acidity management and an economics response of lime and sulfur on sesame in an alley cropping system

A field experiment was carried out to evaluate the economic aspects of sesame cultivation in acidic soil and its management with the application of sulfur and lime during the summer (Kharif) seasons of 2014. The experiment was laid out in factorial randomize block design with four levels of sulfur (0, 15, 30 and 45 kg ha-1 ) and four doses of lime (CaCO3) (0, 100, 250 and 350 kg ha-1 ). The results indicated that at P= significantly higher seed ( and kg ha-1 ) and stalk ( and kg ha-1 ) yield of sesame was noted with the sulfur and lime level of 30 and 250 kg ha-1 , respectively. The considerably more net return () and B: C ratio () of sesame was recorded under sesame + guava alley system with application of 30 kg S ha-1 over the sole cropping of sesame. Similarly, on lime levels, the higher net returns () and B: C ratio () of sesame was observed under sesame + guava alley system with application of 250 kg lime ha-1 . Although, under alley system the seed yield, stalk yield, net return, and B: C ratio of the sulfur and lime levels of 30 and 250 kg ha-1were at par with 45 kg S and 350 kg lime ha-1 , respectively. Sesame + guava alley system had a more monetary advantage over sole cropping of sesame. | Soil acidity management and an economics response of lime and sulfur on sesame in an alley cropping system

• Nông nghiệp
• Net return
• Soil acidity management
• Economics response of lime
• Sulfur on sesame
• Alley cropping system
• Extension gap
• Technology gap
• Technology index
• Yield and net return
• Bonds issuance
• Banking performance
• Banking crisis
• Return on equity
• Return on assets
• Net interest margin
• Cost of cultivation
• Gross return
• Input output ratio
• Sugarcane production in baghpat district
• Profitability bank
• Return on asset
• Non Performing loan
• Capital adequacy ratio
• Loan to deposit ratio
• Bank capital affects profitability
• Two step GMM
• Return on equities
• Benefit Cost ratio
• Makhana cultivation in Darbhanga
• Cyclic submergence
• Benefit cost ratio
• Irrigation management practices of rice grown
• Irrigation management practices
• Gross monitoring return
• Net monitoring return
• B:C ratio
• Rice variety
• Rice varieties for organic farming
• Seed and stalk yields
• Economic efficiency
• Mustard genotypes in paddy fallows
• công nghệ thông tin
• kỹ thuật lập trình
• Oreilly Ado Dot Net Cookbook Ebook Lib
• KPIs for Marketing
• Marketing campaign
• Marketing communications
• Sales lead value ratio
• Average response rates of campaigns
• Return on Marketing Investment
• Net Promoter Score
• Marketing budget awareness demand ratio
• An economic analysis
• Production of sugarcane
• Methods of irrigation
• Yield attributes
• Finger millet
• Pigeon pea
• Pigeon pea (Cajanus cajan L
• Crop oil equivalent yield
• Based inter cropping system
• Citronella (Cymbopogon winterianus)
• Central plain zone
• Chlormequat chloride
• Harvest index
• BC ratio
• Soybean (Glycine max)
• Organic liquid fertilizer
• Nutrient uptake
• Greengram to different level
• Phosphorus and organic liquid fertilizer
• Nutrient content and uptake
• Innovative energy
• Financial performance
• Stock return
• Net sales
• Operating income
• Net profit
• BC ratio and sampling design
• Ber production
• Profitability of ber production
• Net present worth
• Internal rate of return
• Payback period
• Socio economic advancement
• Returns and profitability
• Origin of maize
• World followed by rice
• Rate of inflation
• Foreign ownership
• Private ownership
• Marketed surplus
• Income equality
• Dairy business potential
• Cuttack district of Odisha
• Cost returns
• Mixed farming
• Crop cultivation
• Net income
• Total expenditure
• Grain yield
• Weed management
• New alluvial zone of West Bengal
• Weed management in maize system
• Fertility levels
• Zinc levels