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Pearl millet is an important coarse grain cereal generally grown as rainfed crop on marginal lands under low input management condition. It is adapted to drought and poor soil fertility, but responds well to good management and higher fertility levels. It is a dual-purpose crop; its grain is used for human consumption and its stalk for cattle. Crop geometry refers to the shape of space available for individual plants. Crop geometry is altered by changing inter and intra row spacing. Optimum crop geometry is one of the important factors for higher productivity by efficient utilization of resources and also harvesting as much as solar radiation for better photosynthate formation.

Influence of Crop Geometry and Intercropping on Growth Characters and Light Interception in Pearlmillet [Pennisetum glaucum (L.)]