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Effect of legumes on the production of potato and rice under modified cropping systems of mid-hills of Nepal


Effect of legumes on the production of potato and rice under modified cropping systems of mid-hills of Nepal



Potato global research and development Proceedings of the Global Conference on Potato New Delhi India 6-11 December 1999: 2: 964-967



The effect of some important legume crops (sweet lupin Merit, faba bean Local and pea Sikkim Local) on soil fertility and their influence on succeeding crops, viz. potato (cv. Kufri Jyoti) and rice (cv. Khumal-4) under modified cropping systems were investigated and compared with farmer practices during 1994-95 to 1998-99 at Khumaltar, Nepal. Results showed that potato and rice crops grown after legumes produced comparatively higher yields and biomass than the farmer practices.

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