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PREPARATORY CULTIVATION 1. PLOUGHING Plough the field twice with an iron plough and three or four times with country plough. 2. APPLICATION OF FYM Apply and spread FYM or compost at 25 t/ha on unploughed field along with 10 packets of Azospirillum (2000 g) and 10 packets of Phosphobacteria (2000g) inoculum or 20packets of Azophos (4000g)and incorporate the manure into the soil during ploughing. 3. FORMING RIDGES AND FURROWS Form ridges and furrows using a ridger, 30 cm apart are form beds of size 10 m2 or 20 m2 depending on the availability of water and slope of the land. 4. APPLICATION OF FERTILIZERS Apply NPK fertilizers as per soil test recommendation as for as possible. If soil testing is not done, follow blanket recommendation of 30 : 40 : 20 kg N, P2O5 and K2 O / ha. Apply 30 kg N/ha at 30 days after sowing as top dressing. 5. SOWING
6. WATER MANAGEMENT Irrigate immediately after sowing and give life irrigation on the third day and thereafter once in 10 days. 7. WEED MANAGEMENT Hoeing and weeding are done as and when necessary. 8. HARVESTING Harvest the crop when the cob is in the milky stage.
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