Author(s):

Tanu Shiri, Arvind Kumar, Vani Priyta, Akash Kumar, Govind Singh, Rashmi and Nisha Saifi

Abstract: A field experiment was conducted during six months (2019) to study the effect of bio-fertilizers in conjunction with inorganic fertilizers on growth and yield of pea at Shri Ram College Muzaffarnagar, U.P. The experiment was laid out in split plot design with three replications in sandy loam soil. The experiment comprised 9 treatment combinations of four levels of fertility (Control, PGBM and Urea). Results indicated that the comparative effect of Panchgavya bio- manure (PGBM) on the growth and yield of pea (Pisum sativum) was showed that the plant enrichment with respect to biomass components such as mean number of leaf size, leaf length, arial part, root length, root hair, root width, no. of leaf, full plant size and fresh weight of plant were expressively influenced by used PGBM. Similar trend was noticed with respect to leaf length, Fresh weight and plant height which were found to be significantly higher 45 cm, 136.26 gm/plant and 60 cm/plant respectively. Bio-organic formulation PBGM has increasing level of growth than other treatments. So, it can be concluded that PBGM can be best substitute for chemical fertilizer, which has proven positive effects on various crops with environmental sustainability.

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