Effect of Liquid Fermented Organic Manure Concoctions and Their Foliar Spray Under Different Dose of Nutrients on Chlorophyll Content of Late Sown Wheat

Farmers today mostly rely on outside inputs for their farming operations, which seriously harms the environment.Using locally available resources, this subject led the current inquiry to concentrate on old (or traditional) methods that improve agricultural growth and development without harming the environment.The design used for experimentation was randomized block design (RBD).T 1 : No seed priming + 100% RDN, T 2 : Hydropriming + 100% RDN, T 3 : 10% kunapajala priming + 100% RDN + foliar application of 10% herbal kunapajala, T 4 : 10% kunapajala priming + 75% RDN+ foliar application of 10% herbal kunapajala, T 5 : 10% kunapajala priming + 50% RDN+ foliar application of 10% herbal kunapajala, T 6 : 10% kunapajala priming + no Fertilizer + foliar application of 10% herbal kunapajala, T 7 : 25% kunapajala priming + 100% RDN+ foliar application of 10% herbal kunapajala, T 8 : 25% kunapajala priming + 75% RDN+ foliar application of 10% herbal kunapajala, T 9 : 25% kunapajala priming + 50% RDN+ foliar application of 10% herbal kunapajala, T 10 : 25% kunapajala priming + no fertilizer+ foliar application of 10% herbal kunapajala, T 11 : 50% kunapajala priming + 100% RDN+ foliar application of 10% herbal kunapajala, T 12 : 50% kunapajala priming + 75% RDN+ foliar application of 10% herbal kunapajala, T 13 : 50% kunapajala priming + 50% RDN + foliar application of 10% herbal kunapajala and T 14 : 50% kunapajala priming + no fertilizer+ foliar application of 10% herbal kunapajala.The higher chlorophyll a content was observed in T 7 , T 2 , T 3 and T1 (14.47, 14.17, 14.17 and 12.57 mg/g DW, respectively) as compared to other treatments but was at par with each other.