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The present study was conducted to analyze the viability of the poplar based agroforesrty system under Riparian wet land conditions of Punjab. From riparian wet land of Roopnagar district, five villages were selected having a sufficient number of poplar adopters. Maximum number of farmers adopted 6.0 x 1.5 meter spacing, whereas, few of them adopted 5.5 x 2.0 meter and 7.0 x 2.5 meter. The cost and income analysis from intercrop as well as poplar plantation indicated that B-C ratio was 2.87, internal rate of return was 57.50 percent and net present worth was 12, 28, 162 hectare−1, which showed that poplar based agroforestry was economically viable in the study area. The B: C ratio, internal rate of return and net present worth were found to be higher for large poplar plantation llowed by medium and small farms.
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