Performance of different Bi-intensive Need Based Cropping Systemsunder Irrigated Condition

摘要

A field experiment conducted at Kuthulia farm, College of Agriculture, Rewa under All India Coordinated Research Project on Integrated Farming System during 2010-11 to 2013-14. The study reveals that grain yield of rice was maximum 50.55 q per ha in rice-berseem followed by 48.73 q per ha in rice-pea-wheat and 48.27 q per ha in rice-lentil-green manure cropping system. These cropping systems gave 16.39 per cent to 21.89 per cent higher grain yield of rice as compared to existing rice-wheat cropping system. The rice equivalent yield was maximum in rice-garlic (186.93 q per ha) followed by rice-toria-onion (173.98 q per ha). The net profit of Rs. 1,47,580/- per ha with benefit cost ratio 3.65 was maximum in rice-berseem followed by Rs. 1,38,989/- per hain rice-garlic cropping system. Benefit cost ratio 3.65 was maximum in rice-berseem and 3.33 in rice-green pea-wheat cropping system. These cropping systems were found to be more remunerative than existing rice-wheat and rice-chickpea cropping system inRewa region of Madhya Pradesh under irrigated condition.