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This study was conducted during 2001-2002 to evaluate the effect of sewage water irrigation in conjunction with tube-well water on radish crop (Raphanus Sativus L.cv. Pusa Chetaki). The experiment was laid out in a randomized block design taking four treatments T0(100% tube-well water-Control plot),T1(75% tube-well water+25% sewage water), T2(50% tube-well water+50% sewage water), T3 (25% tube-well water+75% sewage water), and T4(100% sewage water). It was observed that the treatment with 100% sewage water provided the maximum yield of radish as compared to other treatments. Irrigation production efficiency was also observed to be significantly higher (38.4kg/m3) with 100% sewage water treatment and found to decrease significantly with decrease in sewage content. The microbial tests showed that the fresh water mixed with 50% or less sewage can be safely used for irrigation. The economic analysis showed that the benefit ratio of 6.66 with the tube-well water and sewage water of 1:1.The study shows that the conjunctive use of sewage and fresh water can decrease the hazardous constituents by improving effluent quality.

Effect of conjuctive use of water on yield and production efficiency of irrigated radish crop(Raphanus satuvus L.CV.Pusa chetaki)