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National Seminar on Fertigation, Sept. 15, 2017 at Vadodara
Research Findings on
Fertigation by PFDCs across the country
Dr. Neelam Patel,Principal Scientist & Principal Investigator,
PFDC, IARI, New Delhi
S. No. Agro-Climatic Regions PFDC Crops
1 Southern Plateau and Hills region Bangalore Bird of paradise, Cardamom Carnation, Cashew,
cauliflower, Coconut, Coffee, Cucumber, Fig, Geranium,
Gerbera, Onion.Potato, Rosemary, Sapota, Tomato
2 Central Plateau and Hills Region Bhopal Capsicum, Guava, Mango, Tomato
3 Eastern Plateau and Hills Region Bhubaneswar Mango
4 Western Himalayas Region Bikaner Brinjal, Cabbage, Cucumber, Garlic, Mosambi, Tomato
5 Southern Plateau and Hills Region Coimbatore Banana, Brinjal, Chilli, Coconut Okra, Tomato
6 Eastern Himalayan Region Guwahati Broccoli, Cabbage, Cauliflower
7 Trans-Gangetic Plains region Hisar Kinnow, Potato
8 Southern Plateau & Hills Region Hyderabad
9 Eastern Himalayan Region Kharagpur Banana, Dutch Roses, Guava
10 Western Himalayan Region Leh Cabbage, Capsicum
11 Upper Gangetic Plains Region Lucknow Guava, Mango
12 Trans-Gangetic Plains region Ludhiana Brinjal, Chilli, Maize, Onion, Pea, Potato
13 Gujarat Plains & Hills Region Navsari Banana (Intercropping), Banana, Brinjal, Capsicum,
Leafy Vegetable (Amaranthus, Coriander, Fenugreek,
Spinach), Gladiolus, Onion, Papaya Sweet corn, Tomato
14 Trans-Gangetic Plains region New Delhi Baby corn, Bottle gourd, Broccoli, Cabbage, Cauliflower,
Cotton, Garlic, Kharif Onion, Okra, Potato, Rabi Onion,
Tomato
15 Western Himalayan Region Pantnagar Capsicum, Chilli, Cucumber, Gladiolus, Lillium, Tomato
16 Western Plateau and Hills region Rahuri Banana, Capsicum, Carnation, Gerbera, Tomato
17 Eastern Plateau and Hills Region Raipur Capsicum, Cauliflower, Cowpea, Cucumber, Onion,
Paddy, Tomato
18 Middle Gangetic plains region Ranchi Cauliflower, Okra, Potato
19 Middle Gangetic Plains Region Samastipur Banana, Brinjal, Carnation, Litchi, Sapota, Tomato
21 Western Himalayan region Solan Apple, Apricot, Capsicum, Pea, Tomato
PFDCs in different agro climatic regions of India
Sources: Planning Commission of India, XI year plan, Main Report
S.
N.Regions
Rainfall
(mm)
Net Sown AreaNumber
of
districts
PFDCs
1 Western Himalayas 165- 2000 20.91 39Bikaner, Leh,
Pantnagar, Solan
2 Eastern Himalayas 1400- 12000 46.5 79Guwahati, Imphal ,
Kharagpur
3 Lower Gangetic Plains 1300-2100 43.64 15 -
4 Middle Gangetic Plains 1211-1470 74.52 60 Ranchi, Samastipur
5 Upper Gangetic Plains 721-979 101.49 40 Lucknow
6 Trans-Gangetic Plains 360-890 93.23 48Hisar, Ludhiana,
New Delhi
7 Eastern Plateau and Hills 1270-1430 80.14 57 Bhubaneswar, Raipur
8 Central Plateau and Hills 490-1300 164.84 57 Bhopal
9 Western Plateau and Hills 602-1040 200.5 41 Rahuri
10 Southern Plateau and Hills 576-1051 177.41 48
Bangalore,
Coimbatore,
Hyderabad
11 East Coast Plains & Hills 800-1904 82.1 43 --
12 West Coast Plains & Ghats 1457-5000 43 30 Tavanur
13 Gujarat Plains & Hills 340-1793 94.7 28 Navsari
14 Western Dry 256 74.35 9 -
15 The Islands 2836-3159 - 3 -
Thrust area & researchable issues for
technology development
Evaluation of micro irrigation system
Selection of nozzles and pipes
Drip hydraulics and drip design
Micro irrigation comparison with conventional
methods
Installation of micro irrigation in fruit crops
First decade : 1985 - 1995
Estimation of crop water requirement
Crop geometry to minimize the cost
Fertilizer application with micro irrigation
Evaluation of fertilizer applicators
Fertigation study in vegetables in orchards
Second decade : 1995 - 2005
Fertigation scheduling in open field and protected
cultivation
Use of alternate energy in micro irrigation
Softwares development for design of MI system
Computer programs for estimation of crop water
demand
MI in field crops and use of MI in cropping system
Automation in micro irrigation and fertigation
Subsurface drip system for cost reduction
Third decade : 2005 - 2015
Vertical farming
Hydroponics and soil less cultivation
MI in field and non-conventional crops
Sensor development and IT application in MI
Development of fertigation program
Fertigation scheduling in open field & protected
cultivation
Solar energy, rainwater harvesting and linkage with
MI
MI in canal command and rainfed areas
Fourth decade : 2015 - onwards
Fertigation technology for
horticultural crops
Crops : 42
Fruits Area (000ha) Production (1000 tons)
Banana 803 29725
Mango 2516 18431
Citrus 1078 11147
Papaya 133 5639
Guava 268 3668
Apple 313 2498
Pineapple 110 1737
Sapota 177 1744
Grapes 119 2585
Pomegranate 131 1346
Litchi 84 585
Others 1485 9872
Total 7216 88977
Vegetables
Potato 1973 41555
Tomato 882 18736
Onion 1204 19402
Brinjal 711 13558
Tapioca 228 8139
Cabbage 400 9039
Cauliflower 434 8573
Okra 533 6346
Peas 434 3869
Sweet Potato 106 1088
Others 2492 32574
Total 9396 162880
Aromatic 493 895
Almond/Walnut
Flowers Loose 255 1754
Flowers Cut 543
Plantation Crops 3675 16301
Mushroom 17
Honey 76
Spices 3163 5908
Grand Total 24198 277352
Area and production of horticultural crops
Nutrients Amount
required, kg/ha
Nutrients supplied by each process, kg/ha
Dispersion Convection Diffusion
Nitrogen 190 2 150 38
Phosphorous 40 1 2 37
Potassium 195 4 35 156
Total 425 7 187 231
Nitrogen – mass flow (convection) with P and K through diffusion
Solute transport in wetted soil volume –Convection –
dispersion eqn. (CDE)
Convection – solutes by mass flow of water
Diffusion – Movement from high solutes con. to lower
solutes con.
Dispersion – Different sizes and shapes of pores, pore
velocities. Solutes transported at different rates to different
locations. Leads to mixing of incoming solutes with
resident concentration is refereed as hydrodynamic
dispersion
Nutrients transport in soil
Apple
Parameters Apple Apricot
Dr. YSPUA&F, Solan, HP Dr. YSPUH&F, Solan, HP
Variety Red Spur New castle
Crop period Feb-july Feb-July
RDF, kg/ha 900:246:492 (N:P:K) 900:246:492 (N:P:K)
Frequency Weekly Weekly
Yield, t/ha 14 10
FUE, kg of produce per kg of fert. 5.91 6.1
Area :0.03 Mha ;
Production= 0.25 Million tons;
Productivity = 8 t/ha
RDF =700:350:700
ApricotArea : 0.06 Mha
Production= 0.02 M tons
Productivity = 0.33 t/ha
RDF=500:250:200 gm/tree
Baby corn
Parameters Baby corn Maize Sweet corn
IARI, New Delhi PAU, Ludhiana NAU, Navsari
Variety HM-4 Spring Sugar 75
Crop periodRound the year (3 crops in a year) Seasonal Rabi
RDF, kg/ha150:60:60 and ZnSO4- 25 kg 200:80:40 120:60:60
Frequency Twice in a week Weekly 15 days
Yield, t/ha 13.25 6 12.52
Maize Sweet corn
Bird of paradise
Parameters PFDC
UAS, Bangalore, Karnataka
Variety Dutch hybrid
Crop period Annual
RDF, kg/ha 108:72:36
Frequency Monthly
Yield, t/ha 50 flowers/year
Banana
ParametersPFDC
IIT, Kharagpur NAU, Navsari MPKV, Rahuri RAU, Samastipur
Variety Grand Naine Grand Naine Grand NaineGrand Naine and
Dwarf Cavendish
Crop period Annual Annual Annual Annual
RDF, kg/ha 160:48:240 300:90:200 200 40:240 250:200:150
Frequency Weekly 15 days Monthly 15 days
Yield, t/ha 64.49 96 93.54 91.15
State av. yield, t/ha 24.12 63.54 58.20 41.84
Increase in yield, % 167.37 51.09 60.72 117.85
FUE, kg of produce per kg of
fert.57.58 46.85 61.22 48
Area : 0.08 Mha
Production= 2.97 Million tons
Productivity =37 t/ha
RDF = 300:50:300 g/plant
21%
16%
18%12%
10%
6%6%
5% 2% 4%
Banana Production- Top 10 statesTamil Nadu
Gujarat
Maharashtra
Andhra Pradesh
Karnataka
Uttar Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh
Bihar
Kerala
West Bengal
Bottle gourd
Parameters PFDC
IARI, New Delhi
Variety Pusa Samridhi
Crop period August to October
RDF, kg/ha 150:40:200
Frequency Weekly once
Yield, t/ha 31.7
State av. yield, t/ha 20.7
Increase in yield, % 53.1
FUE, kg of produce per kg of fert. 81.28
Area :0.01 Mha;
Production= 0.18 Million tons;
Productivity = 17.61 t/ha
RDF(kg/ha.) =100:50:60
38%
14%12%
11%
8%
7%5% 2%2% 1%
Bottle gourd production- top 10 states Bihar
Madhya Pradesh
Chhattisgarh
Uttar Pradesh
Odisha
Punjab
Telangana*
Tripura
Jammu & Kashmir
Andhra Pradesh
Brinjal
Parameters PFDC
PAU, Ludhiana SKRAU, Bikaner RAU, Samastipur, NAU, Navsari
Variety Navkiran Swarn pratibha Surat Ravaiya
Crop period Nov. to May Nov. to May Nov. to May Nov. to April
RDF, kg/ha 62.50:62.5 :30 80:80:60 120:80:80 80:50:50
Frequency Fortnightly 10 days Weekly Monthly
Yield, t/ha 75 29.9 33.2 55
State av. yield, t/ha 21.2 4.2 21.6 18
Increase in yield, % 71 85.6 34.9 67.2
Area :0.07 Mha
Production= 1.36 Million tons
Productivity = 19.1 t/ha
RDF =120:75:45 kg/ha
24%
18%
12%10%
10%
9%
6%5%
3% 3%
Brinjal production- top 10 states West Bengal
Odisha
Gujarat
Bihar
Andhra Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Chhattisgarh
Karnataka
Haryana
Broccoli
Parameters PFDC
IARI, New Delhi AAU, Guwahati, Assam
Variety Pyrate KTS-1
Crop period October - March November- April
RDF, kg/ha 120:60:60 80:60:60
Frequency Weekly Daily
Yield, t/ha 18 18.86
NUE, kg of produce per
kg of fert.75 94
RDF =80:100:100
Cabbage
Parameters PFDC
IARI, New Delhi SKRAU, Bikaner AAU, Guwahati
Variety Ramkrishna Pusa drum head Green Express
Crop period October - February October - Febraury October - Febraury
RDF, kg/ha 180:100:150 150:80:80 120:60:60
Frequency Weekly 10 days Daily
Yield, t/ha 75 22.3 53.8
State av. yield, t/ha 16.2 5.4 20.7
Increase in yield, % 363.2 314.5 159.7
NUE, kg of produce per kg of fert. 174 71 224
Area :0.04 Mha
Production= 0.90 Million tons
Productivity = 22.6 t/ha
RDF =180:50:50 Kg/ha
29%
15%
10%9%
9%
8%
7%6%
4% 3%
Cabbage production- top 10 states West Bengal
Odisha
Gujarat
Bihar
Andhra Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Chhattisgarh
Karnataka
Haryana
Carnation
Parameters PFDC
RAU, Samastipur UAS, Bangalore MPKV, Rahuri
Variety PinguDona, Malaga, Charment and
Farida
Crop period 24-32 months 24-34 months 24-36 months
RDF, kg/ha 1400:800:1200 2000:800:600 2000:630:2700
Frequency 2 days fortnightly weekly
Yield, t/ha 2810000 1730000 3590000
NUE, kg of produce per
kg of fert.826 508 673
RDF = 200:100:200
Cashew
Parameters PFDC
UAS, Bangalore SKRAU, Bikaner
Variety Ullal-I Mosambi
Crop period 24-32 months Perennial
RDF, kg/ha 400:100:100 288:200:240
Frequency 3 months 15 days
Yield, t/ha 1.7 16.24
State av. yield, t/ha 0.6 2.49
Increase in yield, % 161.9 53
NUE, kg of produce per kg of
fert. 28.080
Area : 0.10 Mha ;
Production=0.08 Million tons
Productivity = 0.7 t/ha
RDF = 500:125:125 g/plant
Area : 0.03 Mha
Production= 0.39 Million tons
Productivity = 11.6 t/ha
RDF = 1500:350:550 g/plant
Sweet orange (Mosambi)
Cauliflower
Parameters PFDC
IARI, New Delhi AAU, Guwahati, IGKV, Raipur,
Variety Indam 9803 Snowball Madhuri
Crop period October to February 2012-2015
RDF, kg/ha 180:120:150 80:60:60 60:80:40
Frequency Weekly twice Daily Weekly
Yield, t/ha 60 34.8 30.03
State av. yield, t/ha 18.38 20.12 18.65
Increase in yield, % 226 73 61
FUE, kg of produce per kg of fert. 133 174 166
Area : 0.04 Mha
Production= 0.86 Million tons
Productivity = 19.8 t/ha
RDF =150:80:120
Coconut
Parameters PFDC
TNAU, Coimbatore, UAS, Bangalore, KCAET, Tavanur
Crop period Perennial Perennial Perennial
RDF, kg/ha 369: 750: 667 500:320:1200 1000:500:2000
Frequency Monthly Monthly Monthly
Yield, t/ha 28 nuts/palm 120nuts/palm
State av. yield, t/ha 10.23 6.70 5.15
Area :0.21 Mha
Production= 1.49 Million tons
Productivity = 7 t/ha
RDF = 500:320:1200 g/plant
24%
32%
28%
9%
2% 1%1%1%1% 1%
Coconut production- top 10 states Karnataka
Tamil Nadu
Kerala
Andhra Pradesh
West Bengal
Odisha
Gujarat
Maharashtra
Bihar
Assam
Cowpea
Parameters PFDC
IGKV, Raipur
Variety Red Gold
Crop period Rabi
RDF, kg/ha 25:50:25
Frequency Weekly
Yield, t/ha 14.98
State av. yield, t/ha 14.15
Increase in yield, % 5.86
NUE, kg of produce per kg
of fert.
149.8
RDF = 25:70:70
Parameters PFDC
Dr. YSPUH&F
Variety Azad P-1
Crop period Oct-Feb
RDF, kg/ha 25:46:50
Frequency weekly
Yield, t/ha 14.5
State av. yield, t/ha 11.34
Increase in yield, % 27.86
NUE, kg of produce per kg
of fert.119.83
Area : 0.04 Mha
Production= 0.39 Million tons
Productivity =8.9 t/ha
RDF = 20:40:50
Pea
Coffee
Parameters PFDC
UAS, Bangalore
Variety Robusta
Crop period Perennial
RDF, kg/ha 240:240:240
Frequency 3 month
Yield, t/ha 1.24
State av. yield, t/ha 1.06
Increase in yield, % 16.98
FUE, kg of produce per kg of fert. 1.77
Area : 0.43 Mha ;
Production= 0.35 Million tons;
Productivity = 0.80 t/ha
RDF(kg/ha.) =80:60:80
72%
20%
5% 3% 0% 0%
Coffee production- top states Karnataka
Kerala
Tamil Nadu
Andhra Pradesh
Odisha
Source: indiastat.com, 2015-16
Cotton
Parameters PFDC
IARI, New Delhi
Variety RCH-602 B11
Crop period June to December
RDF, kg/ha 300:100:250
Frequency Weekly
Yield, t/ha 2.47
State av. yield, t/ha 2.01
Increase in yield, % 22.8
FUE, kg of produce per kg of fert. 3.8
Area : 11.69 Mha ;
Production= 36.19 Million bales;
Productivity = 3.1 bales/ha
RDF(kg/ha.) = 100:50:50
Source: .cicr.org.in, 2013-14
32%
22%19%
6%
5%5%
5% 4% 1%1%
Cotton production- top states Gujarat
Maharashtra
Andhra Pradesh
Karnataka
Haryana
Punjab
Madhya Pradesh
Rajasthan
Orissa
Tamil Nadu
Cucumber
Parameters PFDC
SKRAU,
Bikaner
UAS,
Bangalore,
GBPUAT,
Pantanagar
IGKV,
Raipur,
KCAET,
Tavanur
Variety Keyan NS 499 Don Ninja Hilton F1
RDF, kg/ha 120:80:100 60:50:80 50:25:25 100:50:50 175:125:300
Frequency 5 days weekly weekly weekly weekly
Yield, t/ha 154 175.65 105.2 38.83 200
Area : 0.004 Mha ;
Production= 0.07 Million tons
Productivity = 15.67 t/ha
Dutch Roses
Parameters PFDC
IIT, Kharagpur
Variety First Red and Gold Strike
Crop period December to January
RDF, kg/ha 36:72:30
Frequency Twice in week
Yield (No.) 3090000
NUE, kg of produce per kg of fert. 335
RDF = 75:125:100
Garlic
Parameters PFDC
IARI, New Delhi SKRAU, Bikaner,
Variety G 50 G-323
Crop period October to April Rabi
RDF, kg/ha 130:75:70 60:40:100
Frequency Weekly 10 days
Yield, t/ha 16.8 17.44
FUE, kg of produce per kg of fert. 6187.2
Area : 0.05 Mha
Production= 0.63 Million tons
Productivity = 11.91 t/ha
Gerbera
Parameters PFDC
MPKV, Rahuri, Maharashtra UAS, Bangalore, Karnataka
Variety SavannhGold spot, Ibiza, Rendavouz and
Rosabella
Crop period Perennial Perennial
RDF, kg/ha 2215:1107:2667 6240:4160:13000
Frequency weekly weekly
Yield, t/ha 2610000 2500000
NUE, kg of produce per kg
of fert.435 106
Gladiolus
Parameters
PFDC
NAU, Navsari, GujaratGBPUAT, Pantnagar,
Uttarakhand
Variety Psittacinus Forta Rosa
Crop period 2008-10 12 months
RDF, kg/ha 200:100:100 400:100:100
Frequency weekly weekly
Yield, t/ha 4.7 3.2
NUE, kg of produce per
kg of fert.11.75 5.33
RDF = 250:160:250
Guava
Parameters PFDC
CISH, Lucknow CIAE, Bhopal IIT, Kharagpur
Variety Allahabad safeda Allahabad safedaAllahabad
safeda
Crop period Perennial Perennial Perennial
RDF, kg/ha 350:240:200 450:400:300 360:480:360
Frequency Monthly Quarterly 15 days
Yield, t/ha 14.63 11.09 35.66
FUE, kg of produce per kg
of fert.3.7 3.85 74
Area : 0.03 Mha ;
Production= 0.37 Million tons
Productivity =13.7 t/ha
Mango
Parameters PFDC
OUAT, Bhubaneswar CIAE, Bhopal CISH, Lucknow
Variety Amrapalli and Mallika Dashehari
Crop period Perennial Perennial Perennial
RDF, kg/ha 1000:500:1000 1000:1000:1500 1000:500:1000
Frequency 15 days 4 months Monthly
Yield, t/ha 9.6 3.04 5.9
FUE, kg of produce per kg of
fert.38.4 8.68 23.6
Area : 0.25 Mha
Production= 1.84 Million tons
Productivity =7.3 t/ha
26%
17%
11%11%
8%
7%
7%5% 3% 5%
Mango Production- Top 10 states Uttar Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh
Karnataka
Telangana*
Bihar
Gujarat
Maharashtra
Tamil Nadu
West Bengal
Odisha
Okra
Parameters PFDC
IARI, New Delhi BAU, Ranchi
Variety Versa improved
Crop period February to May February to May
RDF, kg/ha 120:100:120 100:60:50
Frequency Weekly 15 days
Yield, t/ha 34.5 13
FUE, kg of produce per kg of fert. 101 62
Area : 0.05 Mha Production= 0.63 Million tons Productivity = 11.91 t/ha RDF = 100:50:50
16%
14%
14%12%
11%
8%
8%
7%6% 4%
Okra production- top 10 states West Bengal
Bihar
Maharashtra
Madhya Pradesh
Odisha
Gujarat
Haryana
Chhattisgarh
Jharkhand
Assam
Papaya
Parameters PFDC
NAU, Navsari
Variety Taiwan786
Crop period Perennial
RDF, kg/ha 200:200:250
Frequency 15 days
Yield, t/ha 80
State av. Yield, t/ha 35
Increase in yield, % 56
Area : 0.01 Mha
Production= 0.56 Million tons
Productivity =42.3 t/ha
RDF =250:250:500
29%
22%10%
9%
8%
6%5%4%
4% 3%Papaya production- top 10 states Andhra Pradesh
Gujarat
Maharashtra
Karnataka
Madhya Pradesh
West Bengal
Chhattisgarh
Telangana*
Tamil Nadu
Assam
Potato
Parameters PFDC
IARI, New Delhi UAS, Bangalore, CCS, HAU,Hisar BAU, Ranchi PAU, Ludhiana
VarietyKufri Anand, Kufri Badsah, Kufri Bahar, Kufri Chipsona
Kufri Jyoti
Crop period October to February October-February October-February October-February
RDF, kg/ha214.5: 67.5: 434, CaO-50, MgO-90
125:125:150 125:50:100 150:60:90 305:82:83.5
Frequency weeklyFortnightly interval
Weekly 15 days 4 days
Yield, t/ha 42 25 31.9 24.5 44
State av. yield, t/ha 23.11 13.25 22.93 13.31 25.09
Increase in yield, % 81.73 88.67 39.11 84.07 75.36
FUE, kg of produce per kg of fert.
49 62 116 81.66 93
Area : 0.20 Mha ;
Production= 4.16 Million tons;
Productivity =21.1 t/ha
RDF =150:100:150
Rosemary
Parameters PFDC
UAS, Bangalore
RDF, kg/ha 80:32:32
Frequency monthly
Yield, t/ha 408
NUE, kg of produce
per kg of fert.2.83
Parameters PFDC
UAS, Bangalore
Variety Poona
Crop period Perennial
RDF, kg/ha 300:200:200
Frequency monthly
Yield, t/ha 10
NUE, kg of produce per kg
of fert.35
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Sapota
Parameters PFDC
UAS, Bangalore RAU, Samastipur
Variety Kalipatti Baramasi
RDF, kg/ha 320:130:360 270:180:210
Frequency Monthly Monthly
Yield, t/ha 15 12.1 kg/plant
State av. yield, t/ha 11.73 -
Increase in yield, % 27.8 -
Area : 0.02 Mha ;
Production= 0.17 Million tons;
Productivity = 9.9 t/ha
RDF =750:640:1200 (gm/plant)
21%
27%
17%
15%
14%
3%1%
1%
1%0%
Sapota production- top 10 statesKarnataka
Maharashtra
Gujarat
Tamil Nadu
Andhra Pradesh
West Bengal
Odisha
Telangana*
Haryana
Andaman & Nicobar
Tomato
Parameters PFDC
Delhi Bikaner Raipur RAU Solan Rahuri
VarietyHimshikar,
Indam-2103Avinash Shaktiman Avinash Heemshona
Rajshree F1
hybrid
RDF, kg/ha 120:60:50 180:120:80 120:80:100 120:80:80 326: 475: 90 225:250:250
Frequency Weekly 10 days 7 days Alternate
dayAlternate days
Yield, t/ha 72 57.5 35.76 33.21 51 75
State av. yield, t/ha 27 47.65 16.42 19.2 41.5 24
Increase in yield, % 166 20.67 13.2 9 22.8 212
FUE, kg of produce
per kg of fert.313 151.31 119 118 57 103
Area :0.09 Mha ;
Production= 1.87 Million tons;
Productivity =21.2 t/ha
RDF(kg/ha.) = 120:60:50
12%
21%
13%10%9%
8%
8%
7%7% 5%
Tomato production- Top 10 statesMadhya PradeshAndhra PradeshKarnatakaTelanganaOdishaGujaratMaharashtraWest BengalBihar
Road map
New compounds and fertilizers need to be tested for theirsolubility and compatibility.
Water use efficiency and fertilizer use efficiency always gohand in hand, therefore, simple package of practices neededsuitable for agro climatic regions .
DSS /software will be helpful in technology dissemination.
Recommendations on fertigation for fruits and nonhorticultural crops needs to be generated.
Thanks for kind attention
Acknowledgement
Principal Investigators, PFDCHorticulture Commissioner, GoI and MS, NCPAH Executive Director and Mr. Naresh Modi (PD) and Mr. Rohit Lal (PD)Project staff of PFDC, IARI