A field experiment consisting of three nitrogenous sources (FYM, Slurry and urea) under five levels (0,30,60,90 and 120 kg N/ha) was conducted on fodder maize and their residual effect were studied on chinese cabbage in the succeding season. Green yield of maize did not increase appreciably beyond 60 kg N/ha Neither of the three sources afected green yield and remained at par. With regard to dry matter yield a similar resuct was obtained. The yield atributes also improved upto 60 kg N/ha dose in maize. Studying residual effect it was revealed that there was increase in green yield by 18 and 22 per cent over control at 90 and 120 kg N/ha respectively. In case of dry matter the treatment effects were at par slurry application to maize showed the best performance in succeding season over FYM and urea. Growth parameters also increased in chinese cabbage by slurry application to maize quality parameters in maize were not influenced by either doses or sources of nitrogen. Residual effect of nitrogen sources did not show appreciable difference in crude protein production in chinese cabbage. Phosphorus uptake in maize was maximum with urea only phosphorus by FYM and slurry. Slurry was found to be a better source of soil amendment as compared to farm yard manure in succeding season.