Studies on Nano DAP on Growth, Yield and Quality of Chickpeas under Rainfed Conditions of Northeastern Dry Zone of Karnataka
Amar Khemshetty, D. H. Patil, Pandit S. Rathod, A. S. Police Patil, K. Basavaraj
Journal of Experimental Agriculture International · pp. 139–145 · Published 24 Feb 2024
10.9734/jeai/2024/v46i32332Abstract
A field experiment was conducted at Zonal Agricultural Research Station, Kalaburagi, during rabi season of 2022-23 to study the growth and yield of chickpea as influenced by fertilizers and foliar application of nano DAP. The experiment included four levels of RDF in main plots viz., 0% RDF (M1), 50% RDF (M2), 75% RDF (M3) and 100% RDF (M3) and three levels of nano DAP sprays in subplots viz., 2 ml litre-1 of water (S1), 4 ml litre-1 of water (S2), and Seed treatment with Nano DAP @ 5ml kg-1 seeds (S3) laid out in split plot design. The results revealed that among all the treatment combinations,100% RDF + nano DAP @ 4 ml litre-1 of water recorded significantly higher growth, parameters viz., plant height (37.56 cm), number of primary branches plant-1 (6.86), leaf area plant-1 (2.58 dm2 plant-1), LAI (0.86) and total dry matter accumulation in plant (20.24 g plant-1) at harvest.; yield parameters viz., number of pods plant-1 (23.52), seed weight per plant (9.16 g), 100 seed weight (22.30 g), haulm yield (3550kg ha-1), seed yield (1868 kg ha-1), quality parameters viz., protein content (19.31%) and protein yield (361.15 kg ha-1). This treatment was however found on par with 75 per cent RDF + foliar spray of nano DAP @ 4 ml litre-1 of water which recorded on par growth parameters viz., plant height (36.56 cm), number of primary branches plant-1 (6.59), leaf area plant-1 (2.51 dm2 plant-1), LAI (0.84), chlorophyll content (57.47) and total dry matter accumulation by plant (19.80 g plant-1) at harvest.; yield parameters viz., number of pods plant-1 (23.25), seed weight per plant (9.04 g), 100 seed weight (21.16 g), haulm yield (3504kg ha-1), seed yield (1796 kg ha-1), protein content (19.04%) and protein yield (342.52 kg ha-1).
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