Chickpea wilt incited by Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceris is one of the severe diseases causes heavy losses (20- 100%) depending upon stage of infection and wilting. Minimizing this disease can only be accomplished by careful crop management. On-farm demonstration on use of resistant variety JG-16, summer deep ploughing, Trichoderma viride, PSB, Rhizobium and fungicides was conducted during Rabi (Oct-February) 2011-12 and 2012-13 in two villages of Datia district (M.P) in Bundelkhand region. The field experiments comprised of four treatments module. In treatments module 1 (T1), where summer deep ploughing (SDP) + resistant variety (JG-16), wilt incidence was recorded 8.7% at village Sitapur and 9.04% at village Kakraua. In treatments module 2 (T2), where treatments module 1 (T1) + seed treatment with the combination of Carbendazim (1.0g) + Thiram (2.0g) per kg seed followed by Trichoderma viride @ 5.0 gram/kg were applied as seed treatment, wilt incidence was 5.2% at village Sitapur and 5.46% at village Kakraua. In treatments module 3 (T3), where treatments module 1 (T1) was applied followed by seed were treated with PSB and Rhizobium, wilt incidence was 7.7% at village Sitapur and 8.10% at village Kakraua. Highest seed germination per cent (87.22), 100 seed weight (17.65 g), yield (22.35q/ha), Benefit Cost ratio (3.61) and reduction in wilt incidence (69.26%) was found in treatments module 4 (T4) at village Sitapur where integration of the treatments module 1(T1), treatments module 2 (T2), and treatments module 3 (T3) followed by Trichoderma viride 4.0 kg/ha with 200 kg farm yard manure (FYM) was applied as basal application at the time of field preparation.

Keyword: Resistant variety; Wilt incidence; IPM; INM; BCR