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Brief package of practice: In intensivecropping system timeliness in all theagricultural operations and sufficientavailability of all the necessary inputsplay an important role. Brief package ofpractice of component crops for CentralIndia have been given in table-3.Table 3: Package of practices of important component cropsCrops and theirSowing/Seed rateNo. ofFertilizerHarvestingvarietiesplantingand spacingirrigationsmanagementscheduletime(cm)I. NB hybrid + (Cowpea - Berseem + Mustard)NB hybrid: IGFRI-6Mid20000DuringBasal:1 st cut: 75 –& 10, NB-21February –rooted slipsspring &50+50+50 kg80 days afterJulyplanted atsummer 8-NPK/haplanting100 x 50 cm9Top dressing:(DAP)spacing50+50+50+50Subsequentkg N/ha aftercuts: 30– 40each cutdays afterprevious cutharvesting(DAH)Cowpea: EC-4216,April –20-25 kg ,Same asNo separateOnly one cut:Kohinoor (IGFRI-S-May whentwo linesNB hybridfertilization60-65 days450), BL-1 & BL-2berseembetween tworequiredafter sowingcroprows of N-B(DAS)harvestedhybridBerseem: Mescavi,October25 kgTotal 12-Basal: 20+801 st cut : 50 –Wardan, BB-2, BB-3berseem +15: 8-10kg NP/ha55 DAS+ Mustard: Chinese1.5- 2.0 kgdaysSubsequentcabbage, Japanesemustard,intervalcuts: 30 – 35Forage Production Technology for Arable Lands5
apebroadcast inmuddedfieldduringAutumnand 12-15daysintervalduringSpringII. Sorghum (multi cut) - Turnip – OatSorghum: MP chari, March- 35-40 In summerSSG-59-3 (multicut) April kg/ha, 25 8-10 dayscm apart interval &rows inmonsoondependingon rainsTurnip: Snowball, Last week 5-6 kg/ha, One lightPusa Chandrima, of On ridges irrigationPurple TopSeptember with 30 x 10 immediatecm spacing aftersowingandsubsequentirrigationat 15 daysintervalOat: JHO-822, Kent, Third to 100 kg/ha, First afterJHO-851 & 861, last week sown in 25 20 daysUPO-94of October cm apart afterFor multicut(4 cut),basal:60+60+60kg NPK/haand topdressing:50+50+50kg N/haafter eachcut10-12 tFYM/ha,60+30+30kg NPK/haBasal:60+50 kgNP/ha; topDAH1 st cut: 55-60DASSubsequentcuts: 35-40DAHAt 65-70DASSingle cut: 75DAS (50 %flowering)6 Forage Production Technology for Arable Lands
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Page 6: PREFACEAvailability of quality feed
Page 10: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTWe express our deep
Page 13 and 14: 2. FORAGE PRODUCTION SYSTEMS IN IRR
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Page 21 and 22: system but also improves the fertil
Page 23 and 24: (3+1)Pure Wheat - 4.4 - - - -Millet
Page 25 and 26: VijayTopdressing: 30kg N/ha 30DASWh
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Page 31 and 32: DesmanthesDesmanthescrops50 kg/ha a
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Page 41 and 42: Table 13. Effect of Gypsum on herba
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