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Performance of Bush Bean (bari Bush Bean-1) as Affected by Intergrated Nutrient Management

Most. Musharrat Zahan Lina
M.S. Student
Dept. of Soil Science, Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Dhaka

Abstract/ Executive Summary:

An experiment was conducted to evaluated the suitability of BARI bush bean-1 cultivation with inorganic N fertilizer and organic cow dung application. A significant variation was observed among the treatment in respect of different parameters of BARI bush bean-1. The tallest plant, the maximum number of branches per plant were found in the treatment T₈. the maximum number of flowers/plant, the maximum number of pods per plant, the highest length of pods in each harvest, the highest weight of 100 pods at each harvesting, Maximum green pod yield of bush bean were recorded from T₅. The minimum green pod yield of bush bean was found from T₉ (Control) treatment. The highest pH, Organic carbon, total N, available P was found in the treatment T₁, T₃, T₅ & T₈ and the lowest pH, organic carbon, total N, available P was found in the treatment T₁, T₆ & T₉. The maximum content of sulphur content and potassium content was found in the treatment T₈. The Minimum content of sulphur content and potassium content was found in the treatment T₉.

Keywords: Performance, Bush bean, Integrated, Nutrient management

Location: Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University Experimental Field

Start Date: 00-11-2011

End Date: 00-03-2012

Program Area: Crop-Soil-Water Management

Commodity: Bush bean

Objectives:

To evaluated the suitability of BARI bush bean-1 cultivation with inorganic N fertilizer and organic cow dung application.

Methodology:

An experiment was conducted to evaluated the suitability of BARI bush bean-1 cultivation with inorganic N fertilizer and organic cow dung application during November 2011 to March 2012.

Treatment:

The experiment considered of the following treatments:

T₁: 90 kg N from urea

T₂: 80 kg N from urea + 10 kg N supplemented by cowdung

T₃: 70 kg N from urea + 20 kg N supplemented by cowdung

T₄: 60 kg N from urea + 30 kg N supplemented by cowdung

T₅: 50 kg N from urea + 40 kg N supplemented by cowdung

T₆: 40 kg N from urea + 50 kg N supplemented by cowdung

T₇: 30 kg N from urea + 60 kg N supplemented by cowdung

T₈: 90 kg N supplemented by cowdung

T₉: Control (00)

[Dry decomposed cowdung contains 1% N]

Source of Information: M.S. Thesis, Most. Musharrat Zahan Lina, M.S. Registration No. 11-04684, Dept. of Soil Science, Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Dhaka

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Achievement/Findings:

Application of 50 kg N from urea and 40 kg N supplemented by cow dung for bush bean cultivation increased the number of pods/plant, length of pods/plant and green pods yield of BARI Bush bean-1.

Knowledge Management: Thesis