Effect of Crop Geometry and Nutrient Management Approaches on Yield and Quality of Transplanted Finger Millet

Background: An ideal crop geometry is essential for obtaining optimum plant stand in the field as yield of a depends on final density with effective utilization growth resources. Conjunctive use chemical fertilizers and organic manures important to maintain sustain soil fertility productivity. Nutrient Management system gaining importance among farmers it advisable optimize inorganic along getting high yields better quality besides keeping production cost at sustainable level. The current study was aimed evaluate impact various geometries nutrient management treatments transplanted finger millet. Methods: A Field experiment conducted Agricultural college farm, Bapatla during kharif seasons 2018 2019 experimental design split plot three replications. main-plot factor comprised different age seedlings seven practices subplots. Result: results indicated that significantly higher grain straw good millet were recorded spacing 30 × 10 cm fb approaches application FYM @ tonnes ha-1 + 125% RDF wooden log treatment (S6) highest however statistically comparable (S5).