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The total area under mulberry in Karnataka is about 1,04,577.66 hectares of which about 11,592 MT of raw silk is produced per year (Anon. 2018). The growth and development of silkworms and the quality of produced are greatly affected by the quality of mulberry leaves. The nutritive value of mulberry leaf is important in improving and enhancing the cocoon quality. Though lot of information is available on the use of various organic manures and their positive effect on agricultural crops limited work has been done on the impact of varied groups of organics at different levels supplied to mulberry and their effect on pupal and egg traits in silkworm.

Impact of Varied Groups of Organics at Different Levels Supplied to Mulberry on Pupal and Egg Traits of Silkworm