Productivity, Profitability and Nutrient Status of Soil as Influenced by Integrated Nutrient Management in Chickpea-fodder Maize Cropping Sequence

Background: Cropping system approach has gained importance in agriculture and relative enterprises. In agriculture, management practices are usually formulated for individual crops. However, farmers cultivating different crops seasons based on their adaptability to a particular season, domestic needs profitability, therefore production technologies should be developed keeping view of grown sequence year or more than one depending the crop duration. The current study aims application biofertilizers inorganic fertilizers which essential raise yield. Rhizobium an enormous potential fix atmospheric nitrogen. PSB solubilize unavailable bound phosphates soil make them available plants increase overall plant growth resulting 10 15% Methods: A field experiment was conducted during rabi summer 2017-18 2018-19 at College Farm, Navsari Agricultural University, Navsari. treatment consisted five integrated nutrient chickpea season as main plot treatments replicated four times randomized block design. During each split into sub with levels RDF fodder maize twenty combinations Result: Application 100% RDF+Rhizobium+PSB (T3) recorded significantly higher almost all attributes, yield attributes yield, uptake, protein content well status being remained par (T1) 75% (T4). while economics remarkably improved due combination Rhizobium+PSB (S1) highest economics.