Intercropping morphologically different cowpeas with pearl millet in a short season environment in the Sahel

The effects on yield of varying the planting date and planting pattern of morphologically different cowpea cultivars intercropped with pearl millet were studied in two field trials. The interaction between cowpea cultivars and planting date was highly significant. There was a sharp reduction in cowp...

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Autor principal: Ntare, B.R.
Formato: Journal Article
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Cambridge University Press 1990
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/98653
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description The effects on yield of varying the planting date and planting pattern of morphologically different cowpea cultivars intercropped with pearl millet were studied in two field trials. The interaction between cowpea cultivars and planting date was highly significant. There was a sharp reduction in cowpea yields with late planting. Millet yields were reduced less when sown simultaneously with early cowpea cultivars than when sown with a late maturing local cultivar. Early maturing cowpea cultivars planted in closely spaced hills had less effect on millet yields than a late maturing cultivar sown in widely spaced hills. An appropriate cowpea cultivar for intercropping with peal millet would be one that was weakly competitive and that yielded both grain and fodder.
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spelling CGSpace986532024-11-15T08:52:22Z Intercropping morphologically different cowpeas with pearl millet in a short season environment in the Sahel Ntare, B.R. cowpeas yields intercropping small farmers drought The effects on yield of varying the planting date and planting pattern of morphologically different cowpea cultivars intercropped with pearl millet were studied in two field trials. The interaction between cowpea cultivars and planting date was highly significant. There was a sharp reduction in cowpea yields with late planting. Millet yields were reduced less when sown simultaneously with early cowpea cultivars than when sown with a late maturing local cultivar. Early maturing cowpea cultivars planted in closely spaced hills had less effect on millet yields than a late maturing cultivar sown in widely spaced hills. An appropriate cowpea cultivar for intercropping with peal millet would be one that was weakly competitive and that yielded both grain and fodder. 1990-01 2018-12-19T07:01:14Z 2018-12-19T07:01:14Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/98653 en Limited Access Cambridge University Press Ntare, B. (1990). Intercropping morphologically different cowpeas with pearl millet in a short season environment in the Sahel. Experimental Agriculture, 26, 41-47.
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yields
intercropping
small farmers
drought
Ntare, B.R.
Intercropping morphologically different cowpeas with pearl millet in a short season environment in the Sahel
title Intercropping morphologically different cowpeas with pearl millet in a short season environment in the Sahel
title_full Intercropping morphologically different cowpeas with pearl millet in a short season environment in the Sahel
title_fullStr Intercropping morphologically different cowpeas with pearl millet in a short season environment in the Sahel
title_full_unstemmed Intercropping morphologically different cowpeas with pearl millet in a short season environment in the Sahel
title_short Intercropping morphologically different cowpeas with pearl millet in a short season environment in the Sahel
title_sort intercropping morphologically different cowpeas with pearl millet in a short season environment in the sahel
topic cowpeas
yields
intercropping
small farmers
drought
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