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Planting is the most important and labour intensive operation in sugarcane cultivation (Nalawade et al., 2018). Sugarcane is planted commercially using 2 or 3 budded setts. This method of cultivation is gradually becoming uneconomical as the cost of seed used for planting accounts for over 20% of the total cost of production . In conventional system 6 -7 tons of seed cane ha-1 is used as planting material. One alternative to reduce the mass and improve the quality of seed cane is to plant bud chips/single nodes. These bud chips/single nodes are less bulky, easily transportable and more economical seed material. Hence, in recent years sugarcane cultivation with single node or bud chip seedlings is gaining importance in order to reduce the cost of planting material. It was observed that, due to saving in seed material, the maximum net returns were obtained with bud chips raised seedlings (Jain et al., 2009). Chavan et al. (2011) at Akola on black clay and clay Influence of Type of Seedlings, Planting Methods and Nitrogen levels on Yield and Quality of Sugarcane Under Drip Fertigation