August 17, 2025Madras Agricultural Journal

Evaluation of cropping systems for the coastal deltaic region of Karaikal

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Brinjal and grain sorghum yielded the highest Rice Yield Equivalent, with 7852 kg ha-1 and 4544 kg ha-1 respectively, enhancing agricultural productivity.
The brinjal-rice system achieved a total productivity of 12736 kg ha-1, leading to significant economic returns compared to traditional fallow-rice systems.
A split plot design used FYM and gypsum amendments, demonstrating that organic amendments were more economically viable than gypsum.
Despite high yields, inorganic gypsum showed lower economic benefits for crops like pearl millet, indicating the importance of amendment choice.

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Field experiments on cropping systems during kharif seasons show brinjal and grain sorghum yield high returns, suggesting sustainable farming methods.

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Mohan et al. (2006) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c236dfb210217d64776234 https://doi.org/10.29321/maj.10.100748

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Field experiments on cropping systems during kharif seasons show brinjal and grain sorghum yield high returns, suggesting sustainable farming methods.

Evaluation of cropping systems for the coastal deltaic region of Karaikal

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Evaluation of cropping systems for the coastal deltaic region of Karaikal

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