Field Preparation
Mungbean Production

field preparation

In addition to using improved varieties, suitable cultivation techniques are important for high yields. At AVRDC, good yields are obtained by adopting the following suggested cultural management practices. According to your local conditions, you can make modifications wherever required.

Growing mungbean after rice is best. Avoid planting mungbean after mungbean or cabbages because toxic residues and disease organisms from the previous mungbean or cabbage crops may affect the following mungbean crop adversely.

Prepare the field by plowing, harrowing and leveling.

taking soil sample Application of fertilizer is recommended based on soil analysis and availability of soil nutrients.

In AVRDC fields, a fertilizer mix containing N, P
2O5 and K2O at the rate of 15, 60 and 100 kg/ha, respectively is broadcasted and incorporated into the soil before planting. Sidedressing of nitrogen at 15 kg/ha is done at flowering stage.

bed spacing
Prepare the beds, raised about 20 cm and spaced 1 m from the center of one bed to the center of the next. 
 

 


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