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daysintervalduringSpringOat: JHO-822,Second100 kg/ha,First 20Basal: 60+50Single cut:Kent, JHO-851fortnightsown in 25 cmDAS stagekg NP/ha and75 DASUPO-212of Octoberapart rowsandtop dressing:(50 %& UPO-94subsequent30 kg N/haflowering)irrigationsat 12-15daysintervalafter each cutMulti cut:1 st cut at65 DAS,Subsequentcuts at 30 –40 DAHII. Wheat based cropping systemCowpea: EC-4216,June - July40-45 kg/ha ,DependingBasalOnly oneKohinoor (IGFRI-S-sown in 25 cmon rainsapplicationcut: 60-65450), BL-1 & BL-2rows apartof 20+45 kgDASNP/haCluster bean: FS-277, BG-1, BG-2,HFG- 119June -July 35-40 kg/ha,sown in 30 cmrows apartDependingon rainsBasalapplicationof 15+40 kgNP/haSorghum: PC-6 & June - July 40-50 kg/ha, Depending 60+45 kg9, MP chari, SSG-sown in 25 cm on rains NP/ha59-3apart rowsMaize: African tall, June - July 50-60 kg/ha, Depending Basal:Ganga safed -2,sown in rows on rains 60+30 kgJawahar composite, 25 cm apart NP/haOnly onecut: 65-70DAS1 st cut: 55-60 DASSubsequentcuts: 35-40DAH60-75 DAS
VijayTopdressing: 30kg N/ha 30DASWheat: Lok-1,Sonalika, PBW -343,HW-322Secondfortnightof100 kg/ha, rowspacing of 22.5cm3-6irrigations120+40+40kg NPK/haAt 15 – 20% moisturein seedNovemberWheat: Lok-1,Sonalika, PBW -343,Secondfortnight75 kg/ha wheat+ 7 kg/haAs perwheat90 +40+40kg NPK/haWheat: 15– 20 %HW-322 +Berseem: Mescavi,Wardan, BB-2, BB-3ofNovemberberseem, rowspacing of 22.5cm (3:1)requirementmoisture inseed andBerseem:1 st cut : 50– 55 DASSubsequentcuts: 30 –35 DAHWheat: Lok-1,Sonalika, PBW -343,HW-322 +Lucerne: Chetak,Sirsa-9, Anand-2SecondfortnightofNovember75 kg/ha wheat+ 4 kg/halucerne, rowspacing of 22.5cm (3:1)As perwheatrequirement90+40+40kg NPK/haWheat: at15 – 20 %moisture inseed andLucerne: 1 stcut : 60 –65 DASSubsequentcuts: 30 –35 DAHI. Millet based cropping systemGrain sorghum: June- July 8-10 kg/ha, Depending 80+40+40 At 15 – 20CSH-9,10, 16, CSV- sown in 30 cm on rains kg NPK/ha % moisture14 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
Page 15 and 16: Table 2. Intensive forage crop rota
Page 17 and 18: apebroadcast inmuddedfieldduringAut
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Page 21 and 22: system but also improves the fertil
Page 23: (3+1)Pure Wheat - 4.4 - - - -Millet
Page 27 and 28: any effort of producing good qualit
Page 29 and 30: after the harvesting of fodder crop
Page 31 and 32: DesmanthesDesmanthescrops50 kg/ha a
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Page 35 and 36: BL-1, 2 androws apart inone deepKoh
Page 37 and 38: Table 12. Brief package of practice
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Page 41 and 42: Table 13. Effect of Gypsum on herba
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Page 47 and 48: Select the suitable crops and varie
Page 49 and 50: 4.3. Forage production in calcareou
Page 51 and 52: esource, adoption of suitable manag
Page 53 and 54: ManagementLeveling of land in many
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Page 57 and 58: Rice bean:K-1 & 16II. Rice fallowsL
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