Abstract
The pure stand of autumn sugarcane gave the maximum cane yield (593.2 q/ha) which was at par with cane yield (588.1 q/ha) obtained from sugarcane: Onion (1:1) planting method. Net profit too followed the same trend. However, both the cane yield and the net profit decreased significantly when the number of onion rows planted in-between sugarcane rows were increased to either two or three in comparison to one.
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