Instability of Agrochemicals in various Crops in Maharashtra

Author: S.S. Gawade, R.F. Thombre, S.V. Bharati and T.B. Munde

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Abstract

The present study discusses the growth performance of agrochemicals and instability of use in various crops in Maharashtra. Important variables like, nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium, pesticides, were compiled for the period 2001-2002 to 2021-2022 from the Agri census website. The consumption growth and instability of Nitrogen, Phosphorous and Pesticides use in crops been increase throughout the period, but in some crops, there been decreasing of the potassium consumption throughout the period in various crops. The result stated that growth performance and instability of agrochemicals been at increasing rate throughout the period

Keywords

Nitrogen, Phosphorous, Potassium, Pesticide, Productivity, Growth rate, Instability

Conclusion

The use of agrochemicals in various crops seen to been increasing pattern since throughout the period. The growth rate of consumption of Nitrogen, Phosphorous and Pesticides been seen increasing throughout the trend, in case of Potassium there been decaling rate of consumption in various crops in Maharashtra. The rate of complementary relation been not significantly seen between the productivity and fertilizers consumption. Overall been observed that yield is been not satisfy upto mark by the huge usage of agrochemicals. As it concluded that the improper knowledge in usages of agrochemicals by farmers effect the complementary relation between the productivity and agrochemicals usages. However, the integration of complementary techniques to synthesis pesticides for example biopesticides, resistant varieties, ethological control strategies or microbial control should be considered and the proper guidance of usages of agrochemicals demonstration should be conducted for the farmers

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How to cite this article

S.S. Gawade, R.F. Thombre, S.V. Bharati and T.B. Munde (2024). Instability of Agrochemicals in various Crops in Maharashtra. Biological Forum – An International Journal, 16(10): 19-22