Effects of seedbed preparation and irrigation for baby corn on dry season
1987
Uthai Arromratana | Bunloet Khanthaulit | Banchop Chanthongbai (Department of Agriculture, Bangkok (Thailand). Soil Science Div. Soil Physics Research Group)
Baby corn (Rangsit 1.) grown in Hang Dong Soil Series was recommended for the experimental design at Sanpathong Rice Experiment Station, during january-April 1986. The experiment was 8 treatments in Randomized Completed Block Designs. The treatments were designed in difference on bed-width, spacing and plant per hill. Each treatment was irrigated at 20 cm soil depth of the soil moisture tension 1 atmosphere. The obtained result has showed the baby corn growing in 2 or 3 meters bed-width, spacing 50X50 cm, and three plants per hill were high in yield and in water used efficiency (wt. yield/cm of water). The 2 meters bed-width was not costly in build up bed by using tractor and human labor comparing with the 3 meters bed-width.
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