Book of Extended summaries ISDA

International Conference on Reimagining Rainfed Agro-ecosystems: Challenges &
Opportunities during 22-24, December 2022 at ICAR-CRIDA, Hyderabad
Storming on Rainwater harvesting and reuse through farm ponds, CRIDA, Hyderabad.
India, April 21-22, 2009, pp. 276 – 289.
Oweis, T., 1997, Supplemental irrigation: A highly efficient water-use practice. ICARDA,
Aleppo, Syria, pp. 16.
Ramachandrappa, B. K., Thimmegowda, M. N., Anitha, M., Srikanth Babu, P. N., Devaraja,
K., Gopinath, K. A., Srinivasa Rao, C. H. And Ravindrachary, G., 2017, Efficient
rainwater harvesting and its diversified utilization in Alfisols of Eastern Dry Zone of
Karnataka. Indian j. dryland agric. res. dev. 32 (2): 83 - 90.
Yield and yield parameters as influenced by water productivity enhancement strategies
Treatments
T 1: French bean sole*
in different cropping systems under reduced runoff farming
Grain or
pod yield
(kg ha -1 )
Stover or
straw yield
(kg ha -1 )
Harv
est
index
Number of
ears or
pods/plant
Length of
ears or
pods
(cm)
Weight of
pods or
grains
(g)/plant
T 1I 1: French bean 10097 3967 0.72 41.8 15.83 112.34
T 1I 2: French bean 8112 3380 0.71 35.99 14.05 93.49
‘t’ test @ 5% S S NS S S S
T 2: Finger millet sole**
T 2I 1: Finger millet 4126 5182 0.44 7.8 8.83 17.71
T 2I 2: Finger millet 3405 4479 0.43 6.37 7.99 14.81
‘t’ test @ 5% S S NS S S S
T 3: Pigeonpea** + field bean* (1:1)
T 3I 1: Pigeonpea 887 3521 0.2 193.07 5.87 81.24
T 3I 2: Pigeonpea 707 2959 0.19 154.42 5.77 60.49
‘t’ test @ 5% S S NS S S S
T 3I 1: Field bean 3258 3927 0.46 31.27 6.73 49.35
T 3I 2: Field bean 2370 3423 0.42 23.77 6.45 41.57
‘t’ test @ 5% S S NS S S S
T 4: Finger millet**+ pigeonpea**(8:2)
T 4I 1: Finger millet 3768 4747 0.44 7.99 8.42 17.1
T 4I 2: Finger millet 3005 4109 0.42 6.55 7.59 13.88
‘t’ test @ 5% S S NS S S S
T 4I 1: Pigeonpea** 166 645 0.21 74.72 5.71 41.13
T 4I 2: Pigeonpea** 122 581 0.17 68.1 5.64 32.31
‘t’ test @ 5% S S NS S S S
T 5: Pomelo
T 5I 1: Pomelo 15429
Resilience through land and water management interventions, water management and governance
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