Barley

Barley is an important rabi cereal crop cultivated in irrigated as well as rainfed regions because of its adaptability to marginal environments.
It is widely used for food, animal feed, malt, and brewing industries, making it an economically important crop.
Barley requires relatively fewer inputs and performs well under drought and saline conditions, supporting sustainable farming systems.

Why Your Barley Needs Phosphorus?

Robust Root
Establishment

Phosphorus encourages early root establishment, enabling better nutrient and moisture absorption.

Optimal Ear
Development

Adequate phosphorus improves tillering, ear development, and grain formation, resulting in higher productivity.

Superior Grain
Quality

Balanced phosphorus nutrition enhances crop vigour and improves grain quality under diverse growing conditions.
Haryana Rajasthan

Barley

Government Recommended Dose of Fertilizers (Kg/ha)

N

60

P

30

K

15

Micronutrient

FYM

15

Tonnes

OCP Nutricrops TSP Dosage: For P Requirement (Kg/ha)

Dose

66

The Best Way to Apply

Drill all TSP at the time of sowing via seed drill or broadcasting. Add 45 kg Urea per Ha while applying P from TSP.

Selected State: Haryana

Major Growing States: Rajasthan, Haryana

Source: Government Recommended Dose of Fertilizers (Kg/ha)