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Nutrients management for higher vegetable pea seed production under edaphic condition of Uttar Pradesh

Author:

Singh, R.A., Subhash Chandra, Ram Prakash, Pal, S.B. and Jitendra Singh

Subject Area:

Life Sciences

Abstract:

The field study was under taken during autumn season at Regional Research Station, Mainpuri, C.S. Azad University of Agriculture and Technology, Kanpur (U.P.) with the objective to findout suitable combination of nutrients and variety of vegetable pea for degraded edaphic condition. Sowing of cultivar Azad P-1 gave significantly higher dry kernel yield by 12.15 q/ha over Arkel (8.94 q/ha) and Azad P-3 (8.82 q/ha). Application of N40 + P60 + K40 + S20 + Ca40 kg/ha significantly increased the dry kernel yield of vegetable pea (13.10 q/ha), thereafter, significant reduction was computed at further installment of nutrients. Application of highest dose of N80 + P80 + K60 + S30 + Ca60 kg/ha produce statistically at par seed yield of vegetable pea(8.63 q/ha) to control (7.67 q/ha). Therefore, the installment of nutrients combination beyond N40 + P60 + K40 + S20 + Ca40 kg/ha confined to the further progress in dry kernel production. The growth and yield contributing parameters were concordance to the dry kernel yield.

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