The field experiment was conducted during summer season in farmer's field at kollybyle village, Mudigere taluk, Chikamagalore district. In hybrid napier grass raw effluent irrigation (10.69 % and 9.86 %) and raw effluent irrigation along with soil inoculation of pleurotus (9.11 % and 9.09%) recorded significantly higher crude protein content as compared to fresh water irrigation (5.57 % and 4.85 %), lower fibre content was recorded in raw effluent (24.7 % and 23.8 %) and fresh water irrigation treatments (29.4 5 and 30.4 %) recorded highest fibre content both in first cut and second cut. Higher chlorophyll content was recorded in fresh water irrigation treatment (2.87 mg g-1 and 2.91 m g g-1) and lowest chlorophyll content was observed in raw effluent irrigation treatment (2.08 mg g-1 and 2.15 mg g-1) both in first cut and second cut.
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