Abstract
A study was carried out at Chichawatni during 1986 under irrigated conditions to assess the effect of tree windbreaks of Shisham and Simal on the yield of wheat crop. The wheat was sampled in 1 m x 1 m sample plots along transect lines. The results indicate loss of grain yield especially near the tree row which could be minimized by improved cultural practices and control of weeds.
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