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A field experiment was carried out at Palampur during the rabi season of 2017-18 with 12 treatment combinations of three irrigation levels (I1: Irrigation at 15 days interval at 0.8 CPE Cumulative pan evaporation), I2: Irrigation at 15 days interval at 0.6 CPE and I3: Rainfed) and four nutrient management practices (F1:100% NPK through inorganic sources, F2:10 t FYM + Rhizobium + Jeevamrit at 21 days interval, F3: 5 t FYM +50% NPK through inorganic source and F4:Zero budget farming (seed treatment with Bijamrit + Jeevamrit at 21 days interval) and control (Recommended package of practice + flood irrigation at 10 days interval). Water use efficiency (WUE) was significantly higher under rainfed condition. The higher yield attributes, yield, WUE and net returns were obtained with an irrigation.

Effect of irrigation scheduling and nutrient management on yield, water use efficiency and economics in garden pea (Pisum sativum L.)