Research Article

Response of Mung Bean Varieties (Vigna radiata L.) to Application Rates and Methods of Blended NPS Fertilizer at Humbo

Table 5

Partial budget analysis of interaction effect of varieties and blended NPS rates with the application method on yield of mung bean during 2019 cropping season at Humbo.

TreatmentGAYAJAYGFPTVCNBMRR (%)
MethodRatesVarieties

Dr0Shewa Robit953.7858.3330041.55030041.55-
50Shewa Robit1066.8960.1233604.280032804.2345
100Shewa Robit1315.41183.8641435.1150039935.11019
150Shewa Robit1367.61230.8443079.4220040879.4135

Br0Shewa Robit943.4849.0629717.1029717.1-
50Shewa Robit1040.4936.3632772.680031972.6282
100Shewa Robit1261.71135.5339743.55150038243.55896
150Shewa Robit1347.31212.5742439.95220040239.95285

Dr0N-261011909.931846.5031846.5-
50N-261274.21146.7840137.380039337.3936
100N-261537.61383.8448434.4150046934.41085
150N-261539.21385.2848484.8220046284.8D

Br0N-261000.1900.0931503.15031503.150
50N-261244.21119.7839192.380038392.3861
100N-261459.91313.9145986.85150044486.85871
150N-261468.41321.5646254.6220044054.6D

Dr = drilled application method, Br = broadcasting, GAY = gross average yield, AJAY = adjusted average yield (−10%), GFP = gross field price (mung bean price = 35 ETB kg−1, TVC = total variable cost, and NB = net benefit (ETB ha−1).