Better harvests of Soybean with Polysulphate
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Village : Waghe,Babhulgaon Taluka: Kaij, District: Beed, Maharashtra, India 2020
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Key Conclusions
In comparison with the existing Farmer practices, the ICL practice, via the usage of Polysulphate fertilizer, demonstrated a considerable increase in the seed weight of the Soyabean crop and their overall yield per hectare. This translates to additional returns per hectare and also the marginal cost benefit ratio for Soybean crops in Indian conditions.
Objective
To evaluate the effect of Polysulphate on growth and yield parameters of Soybean
Trial Details
Trial station
Village : Waghe,Babhulgaon Taluka: Kaij, District: Beed, Maharashtra, India
Crop
Soybean
Product
Standard Polysulphate
Assessments
No. of Pods, 100 Seed Weight, Yield
Treatments
- Farmer Practice: 15N: 40P: 20K: 23S
(12:32:16 – 125Kg + Elemental Sulphur 25Kg) /ha - ICL Practice: 15N:40P: 66K: 46S: 41CaO + 14MgO
(12:32:16 – 125Kg + Polysulphate 250Kg) /ha
Treatments
- Farmer Practice: 15N: 40P: 20K: 23S
(12:32:16 – 125Kg + Elemental Sulphur 25Kg) /ha - ICL Practice: 15N:40P: 66K: 46S: 41CaO + 14MgO
(12:32:16 – 125Kg + Polysulphate 250Kg) /ha
Results
The average number of Pods per plant were 63 in ICL Practice and 56 in Farmer Practice. The 100 seed weight was 12gm in ICL Practice and 10gm in Farmer Practice i.e., 20% increase over Farmer Practice. The yield per hectare was 26.5 q/ha in ICL Practice and it was 20.6 q/ha in Farmer Practice i.e., 29% increase over Farmer Practice. The additional returns per hectare was Rs.24,544/- and the marginal cost benefit ratio was 3.27