Improving the cultivation of pigeonpea

Improving the cultivation of pigeonpeaProduction of pigeonpea is constrained by agronomic management techniques such as improper methods of sowing, incorrect sowing time, inadequate seed rate, insufficient weeding, imbalance of fertilization, inadequate intercultural operations, insufficient irrigation and inadequate use of fertilizers. Low plant densities, low soil fertility, insufficient weeding and insufficient inappropriate use of fungicides and herbicides may also be constraints.

Evan Parker

areas that are low yielding have low efficiencies of fertiliser use and so may have increased risk of nutrient loss off-site

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It pleads that her equal humanity with man shall be recognized

established by the treaty system of the European Social Charter as an instrument for the protection of social rights

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