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ows sowingandsubsequentirrigationsat 12-15daysintervaldressing: 30kg N/haafter eachcutIII. Sorghum + Cowpea - Berseem + Mustard - Maize + CowpeaSorghum: PC-6 & 9 June - July 20-25 kg/ha Depending 60+45 kg(Single cut), MP chari,sorghum + on rains NP/ha asSSG-59-3 (multicut) +25- 30 kg/habasal doseCowpea: EC-4216,cowpea, 25Kohinoor (IGFRI-S-cm apart450), BL-1 & BL-2rows in 2:2row ratioBerseem: Mescavi, First to 25 kg Total :8- Basal: 20 +Wardan, BB-2, BB-3 third week berseem + 10 days 80 kg NP/ha+ Mustard: Chinese of October 1.5- 2.0 kg intervalcabbage, Japanesemustard, duringrapespacing of Autumn20 x20 cm and 12-15ordaysbroadcasting intervalin mudded duringfield SpringMaize: African tall, March – 25-30 kg/ha 7-8 Basal:Ganga safed 2, J- April & maize + 25- irrigations 60+30 kg1006, Jawahar June - July 30 kg/ha at 8-10 NP/hacomposite, Vijay +cowpea, 25 days TopCowpea: EC-4216,cm apart interval dressing: 30Kohinoor (IGFRI-S-rows in 2:2kg N/ha450), BL-1 & BL-2row ratio30 DASForage Production Technology for Arable LandsMulti cut: 1 stcut at 65DAS,Subsequentcuts at 30 –40 DAH1 st cut: 55-60DASSubsequentcuts: 35-40DAH1 st cut : 50 –55 DASSubsequentcuts: 30 – 35DAH60-75 DAS7
IV. Sorghum (multi cut) + Cowpea - Berseem + MustardSorghum: MP chari,SSG-59-3 (multicut) +Cowpea: EC-4216,Kohinoor (IGFRI-S-450), BL-1 & BL-2June - July 20-25 kg/hasorghum +25- 30 kg/hacowpea, 25cm apartrows in 2:2row ratioDependingon rainsBerseem: Mescavi, First to 25 kg Total 12-Wardan, BB-2, BB-3 third week berseem + 15: 8-10+ Mustard: Chinese of October 1.5- 2.0 kg dayscabbage, Japanesemustard, intervalrapespacing of during20 x20 cm Autumnorand 12-15broadcasting daysin mudded intervalfield duringSpring60+45 kgNP/ha asbasal doseBasal: 20 +80 kg NP/ha1 st cut: 55-60DASSubsequentcuts: 35-40DAH1 st cut : 50 –55 DASSubsequentcuts: 30 – 35DAHOutput and economics: The crop rotations, NB hybrid + (cowpea - berseem + mustard)and sorghum (multi cut) + cowpea - berseem + mustard have higher B: C ratio. Thecomparative output has been given in table-4.Table 4: Production economics of different crop sequencesCrop rotationsB:C ratioNB hybrid + (Cowpea - Berseem + Mustard) 2.41Sorghum (multi cut) - Turnip - Oat 1.48Sorghum + Cowpea - Berseem + Mustard - Maize + Cowpea 1.67Sorghum (multi cut) + Cowpea - Berseem + Mustard 1.948 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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