Effect of Organic Soil Amendments on the Activity of Sucking Pests of Chilli

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of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad to evaluate efficacy of different organic amendments superimposed with neem based pesticides against chilli sucking pests. Among different treatments, split application of neem cake @ 125 kg/ha + vermicompost @ 625 kg/ha at transplanting and 50 days later (with 50 per cent nitrogen) and Nimbecidine and NSKE spray interventions later was found to be the most effective treatment. The same treatment with 100% N resulted in significantly reduced activity of sucking pests and higher dry chilli yield (5.28 q/ha) with net return of Rs. 17492/-.

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Kuberappa Gundannavar. . "Effect of Organic Soil Amendments on the Activity of Sucking Pests of Chilli". Global Journal of Science Frontier Research - D: Agriculture & Veterinary GJSFR-D Volume 13 (GJSFR Volume 13 Issue D2).

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Crossref Journal DOI 10.17406/GJSFR

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Effect of Organic Soil Amendments on the Activity of Sucking Pests of Chilli

Kuberappa Gundannavar
Kuberappa Gundannavar University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad