The study tested different methods to control weeds in chickpea fields and improve crop yield and profits. They found that using a combination of Oxyfluorfen and Imazethapyr, along with hand weeding, was the most effective at controlling weeds and increasing chickpea yield. The treatment with the best results had the highest grain yield and economic return compared to other methods tested. This shows that integrated weed management practices can help farmers grow healthier crops and make more money.