The researchers studied how different levels of nitrogen and leaf cutting affected the growth and yield of fenugreek plants. They found that increasing nitrogen levels led to taller plants and higher yields of leaves and seeds. One cutting at 30 days after sowing didn't have much impact on growth. The highest seed yield was achieved with 45 kg of nitrogen per hectare without any leaf cutting. The highest green leaf yield was obtained with 45 kg of nitrogen per hectare and two cuttings. Overall, the best economic return was seen with 45 kg of nitrogen per hectare and one cutting.