Effect of Time of Sowing and Plant Spacing on Broccoli Production

  • Hossain M
  • Ara N
  • Uddin M
  • et al.
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Abstract

A field experiment was conducted at Agricultural Research Station, BARI, Thakurgaon during rabi season, 2009/10 to find out the optimum time of sowing and plant spacing on broccoli production. Three sowing time viz. (i) 1 October, (ii) 15 October and (iii) 30 October and three plant spacing viz. (i) 60 x 40cm, (ii) 60 x 50cm and (iii) 60 x 60cm were included in the study. Yield and yield contributing charac- ters were significantly influenced by the treatments. 1 October sowing produced the highest yield (21.39 t/ha) and 30 October sowing produced the lowest yield (13.6t/ha) of broccoli. On the other hand, closer spacing (60 x 40cm) produced the highest yield (18.8t/ha) which was statistically similar to 60 x 50cm (17.6t/ha) and lowest yield (16t/ha) was obtained from 60 x 60 cm spacing. 1 October sowing and 60 x 40cm plant spacing combination produced the highest yield (22.5t/ha) which was statistically similar to 1 October sowing and 60 x 50cm plant spacing (21.9t/ha) and the lowest yield (12.8t/ha) was produced from 30 October sowing and 60 x 60cm plant spacing combination.

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Hossain, M., Ara, N., Uddin, M., Dey, S., & Islam, M. (2012). Effect of Time of Sowing and Plant Spacing on Broccoli Production. Tropical Agricultural Research and Extension, 14(4), 90. https://doi.org/10.4038/tare.v14i4.4849

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