Effect of Nutrient Management on Yield and Yield Attributes of Rice Based Cropping 
 System in Tambaraparani Command Area

Subramani, T.; Durairaj, S.; Natarajan, S.; ., S. Thiruvarasan

doi:10.3923/ja.2005.127.129

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“…According to Subramani et al (2005), test weight is rather stable and does not vary noticeably among methods for nutrient fertility management (Fig 4). Higher plant nutrition for rice plants led to constant increase in 1000-grain weight with increasing fertility levels, with the largest increase occurring in plots supplied with organic and inorganic fertilizer.…”

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Integrated Nutrient Management Boosts Productivity and Help Maintaining Sustained Yield of Upland Paddy under Jhum Cultivation in Hilly Region of Northeast India

Kharlukhi

Upadhyaya

Gopichand

et al. 2022

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Background: Replenishing the lost nutrients through the use of various soil amendments is vital in order to maintain soil fertility for sustained productivity in jhumlnd. Integrated Nutrient Management, can boost the upland rice productivity in jhumland by building up the lost soil nutrients. Methods: The study was conducted to evaluate the impact of integrated nutrient management on growth and yield of upland paddy (Oryza sativa L.) in Lai-Lad, Jirang Block of Ri-Bhoi District, Meghalaya, India; during 2019 and 2020. Randomised block design with 12 treatments was applied for the trial with 3 replications. Result: Application of 100% recommended doses of fertilizers + farmyard manure + Azospirillum lipoferum + phosphorus solubilizing bacteria + potassium mobilising bacteria + Glomus + zinc solubilizing bacteria (T10) significantly increased plant growth in both years of cultivation. Grain yield, harvest index and benefit cost ratio of upland paddy were at par among the treatments and were higher in 2nd cropping year. Integrated nutrient management could increase the growth characters, maintain sustained yield and economic profitability of upland paddy in hilly terrains of north-east India, under jhum cultivation.

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Integrated Nutrient Management Boosts Productivity and Help Maintaining Sustained Yield of Upland Paddy under Jhum Cultivation in Hilly Region of Northeast India

Kharlukhi

Upadhyaya

Gopichand

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“…Organic sources of nutrients applied to the preceding crop benefit the succeeding crop to considerable extent and therefore the system productivity becomes sustainable through integrated use of organic and inorganic sources of nutrients. Twenty to fifty percentage of inorganic nitrogen can be effectively substituted by green manure incorporation (Subramani et al, 2005) which is also a key factor in sustainable production.…”

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↵Prospects of Cropping System and Nutrient Management Towards Sustainability in Agriculture: A Review

Yasodha

Sharmili

Kumar

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Cropping system involves proper management of inputs in a synergistic manner. Latest advancements in cropping system has resulted in including new rewarding crops in an appropriate manner with higher efficiency in utilization of resources. This ultimately effects the farmers with higher gross returns. Considering this fact, proper cohesion of nutrients/resources is essential to maintain an optimum fertility in the soil. This involves precise integration of synthetic chemicals, organics and biofertilizers; so that these practices may not incur a deterioration in soil health. Thus, this review projects the techniques of efficient pre-requisites in a cropping system for achieving higher productivity in a eco-friendly manner.

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Effect of Nutrient Management on Yield and Yield Attributes of Rice Based Cropping System in Tambaraparani Command Area

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Integrated Nutrient Management Boosts Productivity and Help Maintaining Sustained Yield of Upland Paddy under Jhum Cultivation in Hilly Region of Northeast India

Integrated Nutrient Management Boosts Productivity and Help Maintaining Sustained Yield of Upland Paddy under Jhum Cultivation in Hilly Region of Northeast India

↵Prospects of Cropping System and Nutrient Management Towards Sustainability in Agriculture: A Review

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