Binoy Kumar Saren

Prof. Binoy Kumar Saren


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Academic Career Length

5Years (2022-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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9 July 2022 in International Journal of Plant Production
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JDJoy Dey
Joy Dey
BSBinoy Kumar Saren
Binoy Kumar Saren
ADAshim Debnath
Ashim Debnath
BGBharat Arjun Gudade
Bharat Arjun Gudade
SSSatyapriya Singh
Satyapriya Singh
Akbar HossainAkbar Hossain
Akbar Hossain

25 April 2025 in Agricultural Science Digest - A Research Journal
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BMBanabasini Mohanty
Banabasini Mohanty
JDJoy Dey
Joy Dey
PDPramod Das
Pramod Das
BSBinoy Kumar Saren
Binoy Kumar Saren
ADAshim Debnath
Ashim Debnath
AMA.K. Mohanty
A.K. Mohanty
Background: To find out the best combination of sowing method and level of mulching for growing rainfed lentil. Methods: The present study was carried out under Institute of Agriculture, Visva-Bharati University, Sriniketan, West Bengal, India from 2018-19 to 2019-20 with four main plots as Spacing (S1-20 cm row spacing; S2-25 cm row spacing; S3-30 cm row spacing and S4- Broadcasting (seed rate @ 40 kg ha-1)) and four sub-plot as mulching (M0- Without mulching; M1-3 t ha-1 straw mulching; M2-4 t ha-1 straw mulching and M3-5 t ha-1 straw mulching) and replicrated trice and experimental designed followed was split plot design (SPD). Result: Broadcasting method is advantageous and found to be superior from the line sowing methods for lentil crop. The treatment combination of broadcasting @ 40 kg ha-1 and 4 t ha-1 straw mulching (M2) showed highest seed yield (975 kg ha-1) while the lowest seed yield (584 kg ha-1) was recorded in control plot (M0) with 25 cm row spacing. The crop sown by broadcasting (S4) achieved the highest gross return (` 59,460 ha-1), net return (` 39,161 ha-1) and returns per rupee invested (2.93). In contrast, 20 cm row spacing incurred the highest cost of cultivation (` 21,022 ha-1). Mulching with straw at 5 t ha-1 incurred the highest cost of cultivation (` 21,579 ha-1), while mulching at 4 t ha-1 resulted in the highest gross return (` 55,542 ha-1) and net return (` 32,076 ha-1). From the research work it was found that the highest seed yield of 975 kg ha-1 recorded in the treatment combination of broadcasting (S4) and 4 t ha-1 straw mulching (M2) while the lowest seed yield of 584 kg ha-1 recorded in control plot (M0) with 25 cm row spacing (S2).