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Recycling of Distillery Spent Wash and Their Effect on Growth of Sesame (Sesamum) Crop
Abstract Sugar industry is the second largest agro-based industry in India, which contribute substantially to the economic development of the country. Distillery effluent release 80 million kg of nitrogen and 520 million kg of potassium annually. A field experiment was conducted at Research and Development Farm, M/s Sakthi Sugars Ltd., Sakthi Nagar, Erode district, with different doses of distillery spentwash (DSW) along with inorganic N and P fertilizer without K using Sesame variety VRI (SV) 2 as test crop. Crop residue (6561 kg ha−1) were recorded higher in treatment that received 100 % N through DSW and Seed yield (720 kg ha−1), oil content (51.10) were recorded higher in treatment that received 75 % N through DSW and 25 % N through inorganic source. Based on the field experiments on sesame, it is concluded that the 75 % N through DSW and 25 % N through inorganic source based on crop requirement proved to be beneficial in increasing the crop yield and Quality parameter of the sesame crop.
Recycling of Distillery Spent Wash and Their Effect on Growth of Sesame (Sesamum) Crop
Abstract Sugar industry is the second largest agro-based industry in India, which contribute substantially to the economic development of the country. Distillery effluent release 80 million kg of nitrogen and 520 million kg of potassium annually. A field experiment was conducted at Research and Development Farm, M/s Sakthi Sugars Ltd., Sakthi Nagar, Erode district, with different doses of distillery spentwash (DSW) along with inorganic N and P fertilizer without K using Sesame variety VRI (SV) 2 as test crop. Crop residue (6561 kg ha−1) were recorded higher in treatment that received 100 % N through DSW and Seed yield (720 kg ha−1), oil content (51.10) were recorded higher in treatment that received 75 % N through DSW and 25 % N through inorganic source. Based on the field experiments on sesame, it is concluded that the 75 % N through DSW and 25 % N through inorganic source based on crop requirement proved to be beneficial in increasing the crop yield and Quality parameter of the sesame crop.
Recycling of Distillery Spent Wash and Their Effect on Growth of Sesame (Sesamum) Crop
Karthika, V. (author) / Rajannan, G. (author) / Thangavel, P. (author)
1st ed. 2016
2016-01-01
6 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
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