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Refine your searchEFFECT OF PIT SIZE ON NITROGEN FIXING TREE ESTABLISHMENT and GROWTH IN DEGRADED FOREST LANDS / Pariyar, D. ; Adhikary, J.R. ; R.N. Kandel, ; ,Ghimire, R.C. ; Shrestha, R.R.
in RESPONSES OF :MIGRATORY SHEEP AND GOATS TO SINGLE ANTHEL:MINTIC TREATMENT DURING EARLY WINTER MONTH IN LAMJUNG DISTRICT OF WEST NEPAL / Joshi, B.R. ; Joshi, H.D.
Title : EFFECT OF PIT SIZE ON NITROGEN FIXING TREE ESTABLISHMENT and GROWTH IN DEGRADED FOREST LANDS Material Type: printed text Authors: Pariyar, D., Author ; Adhikary, J.R., Author ; R.N. Kandel,, Author ; ,Ghimire, R.C., Author ; Shrestha, R.R., Author Pagination: 182-185 p. Languages : English (eng) Abstract: Fodder is one of the major components of feed for livestock in Nepal. The critical issues
associated with fodder tree ... development was its poor sun,ival and growth because of the
existing unsuitable method of its plantationf Before establishment of trails basic inventory
of site on soil type, vegetation and household economy was done in four districts/ Across
four districts under grassland and shurb land were divided into three altitude belt. A total
area of -1.8 ha (3000 m2 in each site) was covered testing three planting technologies. The
recommended method 50 cubic em pit size-tip soil-250 gm DAP and 150 gm sulphur
given treatme11f produced the highest plant height and more Sliii'ival. With this
intervention more number of fast growing tree could be hal,,ested on the fourth year of
the establishment/EFFECT OF PIT SIZE ON NITROGEN FIXING TREE ESTABLISHMENT and GROWTH IN DEGRADED FOREST LANDS [printed text] / Pariyar, D., Author ; Adhikary, J.R., Author ; R.N. Kandel,, Author ; ,Ghimire, R.C., Author ; Shrestha, R.R., Author . - [s.d.] . - 182-185 p.
in RESPONSES OF :MIGRATORY SHEEP AND GOATS TO SINGLE ANTHEL:MINTIC TREATMENT DURING EARLY WINTER MONTH IN LAMJUNG DISTRICT OF WEST NEPAL / Joshi, B.R. ; Joshi, H.D.
Languages : English (eng)
Abstract: Fodder is one of the major components of feed for livestock in Nepal. The critical issues
associated with fodder tree ... development was its poor sun,ival and growth because of the
existing unsuitable method of its plantationf Before establishment of trails basic inventory
of site on soil type, vegetation and household economy was done in four districts/ Across
four districts under grassland and shurb land were divided into three altitude belt. A total
area of -1.8 ha (3000 m2 in each site) was covered testing three planting technologies. The
recommended method 50 cubic em pit size-tip soil-250 gm DAP and 150 gm sulphur
given treatme11f produced the highest plant height and more Sliii'ival. With this
intervention more number of fast growing tree could be hal,,ested on the fourth year of
the establishment/ContentE-copies
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Title : High altitude pastoral system study of thodung region of Ramechhap district of Nepal Material Type: printed text Authors: Pariyar, Dinesh ; Adhikary, J.R. ; ,Ghimire, R.C. Publisher: Khumaltar : Pasture Fodder Research Division Publication Date: 1999 Pagination: 83 Keywords: Grazing lands; Animal products; Feed crops; Pasture High altitude pastoral system study of thodung region of Ramechhap district of Nepal [printed text] / Pariyar, Dinesh ; Adhikary, J.R. ; ,Ghimire, R.C. . - Khumaltar : Pasture Fodder Research Division, 1999 . - 83.
Keywords: Grazing lands; Animal products; Feed crops; Pasture Copies (1)
Barcode Call number Media type Location Section Status NR-3990 NR-3990, Document NARC Library Documents Available 
in Proceedings of the fourth national workshop on livestock and fisheries research in Nepal held from 24-26 April 2000 at Agricultural Research Station, Pakhribas / Neopane, Shreeram P.
Title : Pasture Legume Establishment (Sl'Ylosanthes Guinensis Cv. Cook) on Degraded Forest Land Material Type: printed text Authors: R.N. Kandel,, Author ; Pradhan, S.M., Author ; Adhikary, J.R., Author ; Munakarmi, P.B., Author ; Pariyar, D., Author Pagination: 100-104 p. Languages : English (eng) Abstract: The growing human population for fuel wood converted most of the forestland nearby human
settlements into either open degraded land or shrub land due to overgrazing by the animals
as well as deforestation. Most of the soil of degraded forestland are i'ffertile, acidic and low
in available Phosphorus and Sulfur. Stylosanthes gulanensls cv. Cook was introduced in the
~g~aded forestland of the Hills Leasehold Forest areas of thtJ four districts v,iz. Kav~e,
Slndliijpalchok, Ramechhap and Mal«lwanpur with the actlvtJ participation of Hzlls
~~~~hoid Fore,stry Groups to upgrade the degraded lands as well as to produce forage for
ir animals. In three years study period (199$/96-1997/98), the newly Introduced legume
~ ~stabllshed well in the low hills (400 -1200 mas/.) In 4 districts and In transitional belt
(iJOJ-1800 mas/.) in three districts except In Makawanpur. The gr~en ma/ler yield increased
slgn#flcantly (P<O.OOJ) .from.fir.r•t year to third year In open land a.~ well a.~ In shrub land in
the low belt in .fertilized as well a.'i not fertilized plots.
The difference of green matter (GM) yield between the years and treatments are highly
significant (P<O.OOI) in law belt but the dUference wus nut significant between the districts
and land types in low belt. But In transitional belt the difference tn GM production was
slgniflcanl between district and treatments (P<O.OOJ) and betwe1n land typt and years of
production (P<0.05). In low belt the mCJXImum GM production of7/./tlha was obtained in
op1n land under fertilizer application In Kavre district whereas the mCJXImum yield in
Transitional belt was 26.0 t/ha from open lcmd under fertilizer application In Kavre.Link for e-copy: http://elibrary.narc.gov.np/?r=386 Pasture Legume Establishment (Sl'Ylosanthes Guinensis Cv. Cook) on Degraded Forest Land [printed text] / R.N. Kandel,, Author ; Pradhan, S.M., Author ; Adhikary, J.R., Author ; Munakarmi, P.B., Author ; Pariyar, D., Author . - [s.d.] . - 100-104 p.
in Proceedings of the fourth national workshop on livestock and fisheries research in Nepal held from 24-26 April 2000 at Agricultural Research Station, Pakhribas / Neopane, Shreeram P.
Languages : English (eng)
Abstract: The growing human population for fuel wood converted most of the forestland nearby human
settlements into either open degraded land or shrub land due to overgrazing by the animals
as well as deforestation. Most of the soil of degraded forestland are i'ffertile, acidic and low
in available Phosphorus and Sulfur. Stylosanthes gulanensls cv. Cook was introduced in the
~g~aded forestland of the Hills Leasehold Forest areas of thtJ four districts v,iz. Kav~e,
Slndliijpalchok, Ramechhap and Mal«lwanpur with the actlvtJ participation of Hzlls
~~~~hoid Fore,stry Groups to upgrade the degraded lands as well as to produce forage for
ir animals. In three years study period (199$/96-1997/98), the newly Introduced legume
~ ~stabllshed well in the low hills (400 -1200 mas/.) In 4 districts and In transitional belt
(iJOJ-1800 mas/.) in three districts except In Makawanpur. The gr~en ma/ler yield increased
slgn#flcantly (P<O.OOJ) .from.fir.r•t year to third year In open land a.~ well a.~ In shrub land in
the low belt in .fertilized as well a.'i not fertilized plots.
The difference of green matter (GM) yield between the years and treatments are highly
significant (P<O.OOI) in law belt but the dUference wus nut significant between the districts
and land types in low belt. But In transitional belt the difference tn GM production was
slgniflcanl between district and treatments (P<O.OOJ) and betwe1n land typt and years of
production (P<0.05). In low belt the mCJXImum GM production of7/./tlha was obtained in
op1n land under fertilizer application In Kavre district whereas the mCJXImum yield in
Transitional belt was 26.0 t/ha from open lcmd under fertilizer application In Kavre.Link for e-copy: http://elibrary.narc.gov.np/?r=386 E-copies
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Title : PERFORMANCE OF DIFFERENT CULTIVARS OF STYLO FOR GREEN MATTER AND SEED PRODUCTION UNDER LEASEHOLD CONDITION Material Type: printed text Authors: Pariyar, D., Author ; Adhikary, J.R., Author ; Kandel, Ramnath, Author ; ,Ghimire, R.C., Author ; Shrestha, R.R., Author Pagination: 179-181 p. Languages : English (eng) Abstract: The ammal demand of stylo seed is estimated at 3-1 t annually where as 25% of the
required amount is produced in the counfly. This experiment was conducted in the
leasehold sites with leasehold farmers groups in order to find out the varietal capability
for seed production and cost-benefit condition Experiment on fodder cum seed
production was conducted in two leasehold group in Makawanpur and in kavere and
Ramechhap disfl·icts under complete randomized disign. The pasture species stylosanthes
gainensis cv. cook was so11111under minimum tillage. A comparision ·was done for green
matter and seed production among three cultivars of stylo. On an average green matter
production from stylosanthes gainensis cv.cook was 20 t ·ha. As for seed production
potential is concerned the highest quality seed was produced from stylosanthes gainensis
Cv Graham 56.3 kg ha followed by stylosanthes gainensis cv CIAT-18-1 S2. 7 kg,ha and
stylosanthes gainensis cv Cook 22.5 kg ha. Cost benifit condition indicated that the net
income from seed and green fodder production per ha basis was the highest from cv.
CIAT-18-1 (NRs 573-1-1:00) followed by cv. Graham (NRs 5-10-1-1:00) and cv. Cook (NRs
3019-1:00) in three year period.PERFORMANCE OF DIFFERENT CULTIVARS OF STYLO FOR GREEN MATTER AND SEED PRODUCTION UNDER LEASEHOLD CONDITION [printed text] / Pariyar, D., Author ; Adhikary, J.R., Author ; Kandel, Ramnath, Author ; ,Ghimire, R.C., Author ; Shrestha, R.R., Author . - [s.d.] . - 179-181 p.
Languages : English (eng)
Abstract: The ammal demand of stylo seed is estimated at 3-1 t annually where as 25% of the
required amount is produced in the counfly. This experiment was conducted in the
leasehold sites with leasehold farmers groups in order to find out the varietal capability
for seed production and cost-benefit condition Experiment on fodder cum seed
production was conducted in two leasehold group in Makawanpur and in kavere and
Ramechhap disfl·icts under complete randomized disign. The pasture species stylosanthes
gainensis cv. cook was so11111under minimum tillage. A comparision ·was done for green
matter and seed production among three cultivars of stylo. On an average green matter
production from stylosanthes gainensis cv.cook was 20 t ·ha. As for seed production
potential is concerned the highest quality seed was produced from stylosanthes gainensis
Cv Graham 56.3 kg ha followed by stylosanthes gainensis cv CIAT-18-1 S2. 7 kg,ha and
stylosanthes gainensis cv Cook 22.5 kg ha. Cost benifit condition indicated that the net
income from seed and green fodder production per ha basis was the highest from cv.
CIAT-18-1 (NRs 573-1-1:00) followed by cv. Graham (NRs 5-10-1-1:00) and cv. Cook (NRs
3019-1:00) in three year period.ContentE-copies
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