Influence of Differential Substitution of Nutrients through Organics on Growth, Yield and Nutrient Content of Green Gram (Vigna radiata) in Irrigated Sub-tropical Region of J and K

Background: Green gram is the important pulse crop of India and grown under extensive agroclimatic condition in for its versatile uses. Moreover, extreme inappropriate use inorganic nutrients deteriorated soil quality by reducing microbial population also declined crops. Now a days, majority living urban rural area had demand safe healthy food which inclusive production technology needs to be developed with priority on enhancement yield stability. In fact, it not possible farmers directly shift from source organics their as may lead decrease yields initial years. This due substitution organic sources place inorganics fulfil nutrient requirement accomplishing higher stable better upgradation health. Therefore, present study was carried out evaluate influence differential through growth, content green (Vigna radiata) irrigated sub-tropical region J K. Methods: The experiment conducted two consecutive years field during summer 2016 2017 at research farm division Agronomy located latitude longitude 32°40' N 73°64' E Skuast-Jammu. Experiment laid 16 treatments three replications. variety “SML-668” per respective recommended packages cultivation except nutrient-N were applied treatments. Nutrient worked laboratory following standard procedures. Result: pooled result two-year concluded that significantly highest growth parameters recorded treatment 100% dose fertilizer whereas lowest value all these NPK FYM. Numerically seed stover after FYM gross returns, net returns b:c ratio when compared other