Wheat moth companion studies-11. | [West pakistan journal of agricultural research • 1965]

Author(s):

1. M. Sulyman: Agriculture Research Institute (ARI), Peshawar, West-Pakistan

2. S. B. Shah: Agriculture Research Institute (ARI), Peshawar, West-Pakistan

3. K. M. Yousaf: Agriculture Research Institute (ARI), Peshawar, West-Pakistan

Abstract:

Moth was seeded as a companion crop in wheat sown in rows 12" to 36" apart. Though the wheat yield was decreased by 2-3 mds., yet a gain of about 150 mds. of green fodder selling at about Rs. 100 per acre was obtained. As such growing of moth in wider spaced wheat rows is more profitable.

Page(s): 15-16

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Published: Journal: West pakistan journal of agricultural research, Volume: 3, Issue: 2--3, Year: 1965

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