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Merit Research Journal of Agricultural Science and Soil
Science (ISSN: 2350-2274) Vol. 3(1)
pp. 009-017, January, 2015
Copyright © 2014 Merit Research Journals |
Original Research Article
The influence of time and methods of application of D.I grow on
growth and yield on irish potato under Busogo conditions in
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Habimana Sylvestre,
Karanyoye M. Francoise, Munyensanga Fidele and Nsanzumuhire Amos |
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Department of
Crop Science, College of Agriculture, Animal Sciences and
Veterinary Medicine, University of Rwanda.
*Corresponding Author's Email: shabimana@gmail.com
Accepted January 05, 2015 |
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Irish potato is
one of the most important and fast growing food crop, especially
in highlands of Rwanda. This research was carried out in order
to assess the effect of time and methods of application of D.I
grow on growth and yield of Irish potato production under Busogo
conditions in Rwanda. To achieve this objective the soil sample
collected from experiment field were tested in the CAVM
laboratory for determination of the soil nutrient content and
the factorial experimental was laid out in randomized complete
block design (RCBD) with three replications and comprising four
treatments such as F1T1: Inoculation with spraying at foliage
stage, F1T2: Inoculation with spraying at tuber growth stages;
F2T1: Spraying at foliage stage and F2T2: Spraying at tuber
growth stages. The result of this research shown that the
highest yield was obtained in F2T1 (spraying at foliage stage)
with 41.1 tons ha-1 and the lowest was observed in F1T1
(inoculation with spraying at foliage stage) with 37.4 tons
ha-1. From these results, the spraying of D.I Grow plus
fertilizers during vegetative and tuber growth stages should be
advisable to the farmers in order to maximize their profits and
Irish potato productivity.
Keywords: D.I Grow, inoculation, potato, spraying, tuber
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