A field trial on fertigation in teak was initiated during 1995 on medium black soils at Teak Farm' Murakatti, Dharwad under drip irrigated conditions. Teak was planted at 2 x 2 m spacing. Thafactorial experiment consisted of three fertilizer levels viz., D₁-100:50:100, D₂-200 : 100: 200, D₃-300:150:300, N : P₂0₅: K₂0 kg ha^-1 and five intervals of fertigation, viz., Frtwo, F₂-three, F₃-four, F₄ - six splits a year. F₅- soil application in two splits. Biomass of teak increased by 9.6 and 6.1 per cent in D₂ and D₂ level as compared to D₁ level. Uptake of nutrients (NPK) was increased significantly under fertigation with D₂ and D₃ levels fertigation than the D₁ level. The concentration of nutrients (NPK) was significantly higher during 1997 with application D₃ and D₂ level as compared to D₁ levels. Uptake of nutrients was in order of N > K > P and increased with increase in levels of fertilizer dose. Total biomass of teak increased by 20 and 30 per cent with six splits of fertigation as compared that of soil application. Fertigation in six splits in a year resutled in higher amount of Nutrient uptake a copared to two splits of fertigation or soil application. Fertigation saved NPK by 33% as compared to soil application.