Influence of biodigested slurry on rice-gram cultivation

Gnanamani, A.; Bai, R. Kasturi

doi:10.1016/0960-8524(92)90005-i

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“…Pandey et al ( 1992) investigated the land application of pig slurry manure and evaluated the fate and behavior of ammonia contained in the waste. Gnanamani and Bai (1992) demonstrated increased crop yields with the land application ofa combined stream ofbiodigested cattle waste and mineral fertilizer. Okhuoya and Etugo ( 1993) investigated the growth behavior of mushrooms using various agricultural wastes as a growth promoter.…”

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Agricultural waste

Marr¹,

Facey²

1994

Water Environment Research

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Section: Other Treatment Studiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Agricultural waste

Marr¹,

Facey²

1994

Water Environment Research

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“…Lots of evidence has been found that the use of bio slurry as a soil amendment in lowland rice cultivation increased rice production. Bio-slurry has been reported to increase rice production by up to 23% compared to compound inorganic fertilizers containing N, P and K [6]. In addition, the application of bio-slurry showed similar results compared to the application of 100% urea fertilizer in rice production [7].…”

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Growth And Production of Lowland Rice Due to Soil Ameliorant Application on Andosol, Mediterranean And Alluvial Soil

Sumarsono,

Widjajanto,

Sumekar

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Lowland rice production and growth in Andosol, Mediterranean, and Alluvial soil types were observed in the study, both with and without amendments. The investigation was conducted using a plot experiment with a fully randomized design and three replications. L1: Andosol, L2: Mediterranean, and L3: Alluvial soil types made up the primary plots. Land amendments were divided into two subplots: R1 with no amendment and R2 with an amendment. Plant height, shoot and root dry weight, shoot:root ratio, and grain dry weight were the parameters measured. The findings demonstrated a significant (P<0.05) impact of the interaction effect of soil type amendment and bioslurry dose on the development and yield of three rice cultivars. Plant height, shoot dry weight, and grain dry weight with soil amendment were more significant (P<0.05) than without amendment, according to the interaction between soil type and amendment. The amendment application had little effect on the andosol soil. Alluvial soil types had the highest soil amendment response (P<0.05), followed by Mediterranean and Andosols. Based on the experimental findings, the soil enhancer formulation has been suggested for use in rice production, particularly in Mediterranean and Alluvial soils, although additional study is required to develop new formulations for Andosol soils.

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“…However, the highest straw yield (6.40 t ha -1 ) was obtained from T3 treatment, while the lowest straw yield was found in STB inorganic fertilizer package (T1) treatment. Gnanamani and Kasturi Bai (1992) reported that the yield of rice grain showed a 23% increase when soil was amended with B, compared to SF (containing N, K and P). Similar results were also observed by Bharde (2003).…”

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Agro economic performance of Bio-slurry on boro rice cultivation in some sites of Moulvibazar district

Shaheb

Nazrul

Khan

2017

Bangladesh J. Agric. Res

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Soil fertility in Bangladesh is gradually diminishing and this is now becoming a critical issue. Biogas slurry is a renewable energy produced organic fertilizer can be applied for maintaining the fertility of soil. In this study, a two years experiment was conducted in the year 2011 and 2012 at the farmer's field of Moulvibazar district under the agroecological zone 20 (AZE-20). The overall objective of the study was to observe the effect of bio-slurry on the agroeconomic performance of boro rice cultivation at on-farm condition. Three fertilizer treatments viz., T1: Soil test based (STB) inorganic fertilizer for high yield goal (HYG), T2: Integrated Plant Nutrient System (IPNS) based inorganic fertilizer + cowdung bio-slurry 5 tha -1 for HYG and T3: Farmer's practice as control i.e. average of 20 farmers fertilizer application dose in boro rice were considered during experimentation. Results revealed that bioslurry based boro rice production is more profitable than chemical fertilizer. The highest grain yield (5.06 t ha -1 ) was recorded from IPNS with 5 t ha -1 cow dung slurry for HYG (T2) while the lowest yield was obtained from farmer's practice. However, yield increase due to application of 5 t ha -1 Cowdung slurry slurry with IPNS based inorganic fertilizer was 115 and 124% compared to STB inorganic fertilizer and farmers followed treatment. Gross margin (Tk.65900 ha -1 ), benefit cost ratio (2.59) and marginal rate of return (451) were also obtained higher in the same treatment. Thus, nutrient package NPKSZn @102-12-25-18-2 kg + cowdung slurry 5 tha -1 might be helpful to get increased yield and improve soil health in AZE-20.

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Influence of biodigested slurry on rice-gram cultivation

Cited by 17 publications

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Growth And Production of Lowland Rice Due to Soil Ameliorant Application on Andosol, Mediterranean And Alluvial Soil

Agro economic performance of Bio-slurry on boro rice cultivation in some sites of Moulvibazar district

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