Effect of long-term application of inorganic fertilizers, farm yard manure and lime on wheat (<i>Triticum aestivum</i>L.) productivity, quality and nutrient content in an acid alfisol

Chauhan, Neha; Sankhyan, N. K.; Sharma, R. P.; Singh, Jogendra; Gourav,

doi:10.1080/01904167.2020.1783298

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“…Availability of macro and micro nutrients due to farmyard application, their uptake and accumulation along with P in maize grains has significantly increases 1000 grains weight. Our results are in accordance to the data recorded by Shamim-ul-Sibtain et al (2015), Chauhan et al (2020) where they applied FYM at rate of 20 kg ha -1 and Phosphorus at the rate of 40 kg ha -1 to wheat where it showed significant effect on 1000 grain weight. Similarly, the findings of current research are in conformity with Aatif et al (2017), Verma et al (2019) who declared that the application of FYM @ 9 t ha -1 with phosphorus @ 120 kg ha -1 to Wheat crop significantly enhances wheat 1000 grain weight, thus conforming the results of our current study to be in accordance with their research outputs.…”

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“…These results are similar to Yousif et al (2010), Chand et al (2017) who confirmed the combine application of phosphorous fertilizers in combination with organic fertilizers enhanced the biological yield of maize crop. Likewise Shamimul-Sibtain et al ( 2015), Chauhan et al (2020) also confirmed that findings where they applied P @ 120 kg ha -1 and FYM at 9 t ha -1 to wheat by which maximum biological yield of maize was recorded. The use of P 2 O 5 @ 60 kg ha -1 and FYM @ 15 t ha -1 to chickpea crop significantly enhances crop biological yield.…”

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Integrated influence of phosphorus and zinc along with farm yard manure on the yield and nutrients uptake in spring maize

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T HE MAXIMUM requirement of primary nutrients by hybrid maize crop deteriorate the fertility of soil, therefore farm yard manure (FYM) in combination with mineral zinc (Zn) and phosphorus (P) was selected for the increasing crop productivity, rehabilitate and sustain the precious soil. The research was carried out at the farm of the university of Agriculture Peshawar (UAP)during year 2019-20.To investigate the impact of mineral P from di-ammonium phosphate (DAP) and Zn from zinc sulphate (ZnSO 4 ) in combination with FYM on maize yield. The experiment was carried out in randomized completed block design (RCND) having eight different combinations of FYM, P and Zn were used excluding control. Spring hybrid variety of maize (CS-200) was used as a test crop. Basal dosage of nitrogen (N) 120 and potassium (K) 60 kg ha -1 were also applied. Physio-chemical properties of soil and concentration of Zn, P and K in maize leaves at silking stage and post harvested stage were measured. The objectives of this study was to determine the impact of FYM, P and (Zn) alone and in combination on yield of maize and soil properties and to gives best combination of organic fertilizers with mineral. From this research it was concluded that the combine application mineral P and Zn with FYM have linearly influenced the thousand grains weight, grain and biological yield of hybrid maize . The combine used of P and FYM @ of 90 kg ha -1 and 10 ton ha -1 shows influential impact on 1000 grains weight and grain yield, respectively. The soil organic matter and total N were significantly (P≤0.05) influenced by FYM applied alone, whereas the uptake of N, P and K by hybrid maize crop was found maximum in the plot where P in combination with FYM was added. Based on results the application of FYM @ 10 t ha -1 applied with 90 kg P ha -1 have the potential to improve maize yield as well as soil fertility and physical condition, also enhance the plant nutrient uptake and yield of hybrid maize, while the concentration of zinc in soil and plant were also greatly affected by the applied treatment. It shows antagonistic effect with P and its concentration become linearly decreased with the increase in P rates, while the maximum Zn concentration was showed by the sole application of zinc fertilizer.

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Integrated influence of phosphorus and zinc along with farm yard manure on the yield and nutrients uptake in spring maize

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“…This is also the reason for the improvement in fat (%) in gains (Figure 6) as soil application of enriched biochar increased available nutrients, their uptake, and consequently increased the formation of glycosides [81]. Additionally, being an organic compound, enriched biochar also stimulated the formation of fats, resulting in more fats in the treatments where it was used as compared to the full dose of inorganic P. This finding is in line with previous studies that the application of organic amendments increased fat (%) [75,82].…”

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“…This enhancement in the grain quality of maize may be due to the ability of the enriched biochar to provide a balanced supply of nutrients. The cell constituents are the products of several metabolic processes, and for such processes to take place a balanced supply of nutrients is required for the plants [73][74][75]. In this context, the improvement of protein (%) in maize grains may be due to the potential of enriched biochar to supply nutrients in ample amounts, particularly N in sufficient quantities [76,77].…”

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Effect of Consecutive Application of Phosphorus-Enriched Biochar with Different Levels of P on Growth Performance of Maize for Two Successive Growing Seasons

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Sustainable management of phosphorus (P) is one of the burning issues in agriculture because the reported P losses, when applied in the form of mineral fertilizer, give rise to another issue of water pollution as P is considered one of the limiting nutrients for eutrophication and so results in costly water treatments. In the present study, the enrichment of biochar with mineral P fertilizer was supposed to reduce such losses from the soil. Additionally, P can also be recycled through this technique at the same time as biochar is derived from biomass. Biochar was prepared using wheat straw followed by its enrichment with di-ammonium phosphate (DAP) at the ratio of 1:1 on a w/w basis. The first pot trial for spring maize (cv. Neelam) was conducted using phosphorus-enriched biochar (PEB) at 0% and 1% with different levels of recommended P (0%, 25%, 50%, and 100%). The treatments were arranged factorially under a complete randomized design (CRD) with three replications. After harvesting the spring maize, pots were kept undisturbed, and a second pot trial was conducted for autumn maize in the same pots to assess the residual impact of 1% PEB. In the second pot trial, only inorganic P was applied to respective treatments because the pots contained 1% PEB supplied to spring maize. The results revealed that the application of 1% PEB at P level 50% significantly increased all the recorded plant traits (growth, yield, and physiological and chemical parameters) and some selected properties of post-harvest soil (available P, organic matter, and EC) but not soil pH. In terms of yield, 1% PEB at 50% P significantly increased both the number of grains and 100-grain weight by around 30% and 21% in spring and autumn maize, respectively, as compared to 100% P without PEB. It is therefore recommended that P-enriched biochar should be used to reduce the inorganic P fertilizer inputs; however, its application under field conditions should be assessed in future research.

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“…Due to the pollution of agricultural soils, Cd is a frequent contaminant in grain 18 . Agronomic practices such as liming, that increases the soil pH, and fertilizing can also impact the nutrient content of the grain [19][20][21] . Nitrogen fertilization increases nutrient mobility in the soil and promotes both root growth and fine roots, improving plant uptake of other nutrients 22 .…”

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Cultivar diversity in the mineral content of wheat grain under different nitrogen regimes.

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Wheat is an important source of mineral nutrients in human diet. However, modern high-yield varieties have lost nutritional value relative to older ones. To correct this situation, we need to identify varieties with higher mineral concentrations in the grain and develop agronomic practices that favour nutrient accumulation in the grain. Here we compared nitrogen fertilization versus genetic variability as drivers of mineral content in the grain of wheat in Mediterranean semi-arid conditions, and alkaline soils. To do so, 12 winter wheat modern cultivars from different European provenance were grown on two consecutive years at three levels of top dressing N fertilization: optimal (105 Kg N ha-1); -50%; and +30%. The variety was the most important factor affecting the mineral concentration in the grain, followed by the climatology of the year. The N-regime had very little effect. The cultivar CH-Nara had both the highest Ca, Fe, Mg, Mn, N, P, S, and Zn and the lowest GY.

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Effect of long-term application of inorganic fertilizers, farm yard manure and lime on wheat (Triticum aestivumL.) productivity, quality and nutrient content in an acid alfisol

Cited by 19 publications

References 14 publications

Integrated influence of phosphorus and zinc along with farm yard manure on the yield and nutrients uptake in spring maize

Integrated influence of phosphorus and zinc along with farm yard manure on the yield and nutrients uptake in spring maize

Effect of Consecutive Application of Phosphorus-Enriched Biochar with Different Levels of P on Growth Performance of Maize for Two Successive Growing Seasons

Cultivar diversity in the mineral content of wheat grain under different nitrogen regimes.

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