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Vol. 4 (5) : September-October 2013 issue
Green Farming Vol. 4 (5) : 627-630 (September-October, 2013)
Standardization of agro techniques for capsicum under low cost polyhouse
V. RAJASHREE1*, S. PRANEETHA2, M. MANIKANDAN3 and C. CIBA4
Department of Vegetable Crops, Horticultural College and Research Institute Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore - 641 003 (Tamil Nadu)
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1Asstt. Professor *(dr.rajashreeprabhu@gmail.com), 2Assoc. Professor, 3,4Sr. Research Fellow
Subject : Horticulture (Spices, Ornamental & Plantation Crops, Floriculture and Landscape Architecture etc.)
Paper No. : P-0741
Total Pages : 4
Received : 31 January 2013
Revised accepted : 05 September 2013
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V. RAJASHREE, S. PRANEETHA, M. MANIKANDAN and C. CIBA. 2013. Standardization of agro techniques for capsicum under low cost polyhouse. Green Farming Vol. 4 (5) : 627-630 ; September-October, 2013

ABSTRACT
Protected cultivation has been found beneficial for off season production and removing seasonality barrier in vegetable production. There is always a large and sustained demand of fresh vegetables round the year in all places especially in big cities. But, growing vegetables in open and natural environment is season bound especially when the temperatures are extreme (35-400C during summer and 12-150C during winter). Therefore, standardizing the production technologies like spacing and pruning for maximizing the productivity of capsicum is a pre-requisite. The study revealed that the maximum yield (125.82 t/ha) was recorded at 60 x 60 cm with pruning of all the primary branches after two nodes was optimum. The cost benefit ratio was 1:2.3.
Key words :
Capsicum, Growth & yield, NAA, Polyhouse, Spacing & Pruning.