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Crop Production :: Pulses :: Bengalgram |
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![]() I. SEASON AND VARIETIES
II. DESCRIPTION OF VARIETIES
MANAGEMENT OF FIELD OPERATIONS 1. FIELD PREPARATION Prepare the land to fine tilth and apply 12.5 t FYM/ha 2. SEED TREATMENT Treat the seeds with Carbendezim (or) Thiram @ 2g/kg of seed 24hrs before sowing (or) with talc formulation of Trichoderma viride @ 4 g/kg seed (or) Pseudomonas fluorescens @ 10 g/kg seed. Biocontrol agents are compatible with biofertilizers. First treat the seeds with biocontrol agents and then with Rhizobium. Fungicides and biocontrol agents are incompatible. The above seed treatment will protect the seedlings from seed borne pathogens in the early stages. SEED RATE
As a pure crop to have an optimum plant population 325000 / ha ![]() 3. SEED TREATMENT WITH BIOFERTILIZER Treat the seeds with one packet (200 g/ha) of Rhizobial culture (200 g/ha) of Phosphobacteria developed at TNAU using rice kanji as binder. If the seed treatment is not carried out apply 10packets of Rhizobium (2 kg/ha) and 10 packets(2 kg) of Phosphobacteriawith 25 kg of FYM and 25 kg of soil before sowing. Dry the biofertilizer treated seeds in shade for 15 minutes before sowing.
Dibble the seeds by adopting the spacing of 30 cm x 10 cm. 6. WEED MANAGEMENT
7. INTERCROPPING IN BENGALGRAM Other Management practices
Source : Updated on : 04.06.2013 |
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