Field experiments were carried out to study the influence of land management methods, irrigation regimes and moisture conservation amendments on growth, yield attributes and seed yield of irrigated soybean (CO 1) during summer (1992-93) and kharif (1993-94) at Agricultural College and Research Institute, Madurai, Tamil Nadu. There was a progressive in nuniber of pods per plant and seed yield due to BBF, irrigation at 66 mm of CPE and coir pith application at 10 tha. By using this method, the highest economic returns in terms of net retums and B-C ratios were obtained during both seasons.
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