Integrated Nutrient Management on Productivity and Economics of Sugarcane under Three Agro-ecological Zones of Bangladesh

Bokhtiar, S. M.; Alam, M.J.; Mahmood, Khalid; ., M.H. Rahman

doi:10.3923/pjbs.2002.390.393

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“…The high P content in the plant tissues due to P nutrition enabled the plant to maintain high rate of metabolic and physiological activities, increase the sink size and utilize the photosynthate at a faster rate, which laid down the foundation of higher yield. This corroborates with the findings of Bokhtiar et al, (2002) and Kumar et al, (2004). The T 4 (100% N+50% P&K) recorded the minimum leaf P content of 0.212, 0.204, 0.185, 0.166 and 0.147 % at different growth stages of sugarcane.…”

Section: Effect Of Balanced Fertilization Of Sugarcane On Nutrient Contentsupporting

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Enhancement of Sugarcane Productivity through STCR based Balanced Fertilization

Vijayakumar¹,

Thirunavukkarasu²,

Pandian³

et al. 2020

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci

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A soil survey was conducted during September 2011 in the sugarcane dominant tracts of Theni district Tamil Nadu to find the soil fertility status and link with different cane yield potentials. The soil samples were taken from 400 spatially distributed locations from a depth of 0-30 cm and analyzed for texture, pH, EC, Organic carbon, available N, P&K and micronutrients viz., Fe, Mn, Zn and Cu. The interpolated macro and micronutrients status shows a clear deficiency of available nitrogen in 96 percent of the soil samples and DTPA -extractable Zn deficiency in almost 60 percent of the regions surveyed. However, the available phosphorus and potassium contents were reported to be moderate to high in 90 percent of the samples. Based on the above results, a field experiment was conducted during March 2012 to validate the balanced fertilization package to attain a factory average sugarcane yield of 150 t ha -1 from the present average of 95 t ha -1 at Rajshree Sugars and Chemicals Ltd. (RSCL) farm. The soils were normal in soil reaction (pH), non-saline, low in SOC and available N while high in available P and K status. The DTPA extractable Fe, Mn and Cu were sufficient while Zn was deficient. The effect of balanced fertilization on yield attributes and cane yields were significant. Among the treatments, the STCR based fertilizer application (T 6 ) on par with T 9 (RSCL package) recorded significantly the highest cane yield and sugar yield of 128 and 17.04 t ha -1 , respectively. Considering the B:C ratio, among the treatments T 9 and T 10 (TNAU package) which was on par with increase the yield from 102 t ha -1 to 128 t ha -1 could be recommended. But a revised balanced fertilization package with N at 275 to 300 kg, 112.5 kg P 2 O 5 and 150 kg K 2 O along with 50 kg FeSO 4 ha -1 and 5 t ha -1 bio-compost or any other organic manure with recommended bio-fertilizers such as phosphate solubilizing bacteria and arbuscular mycorrhizae (AM) has to be test verified to maximize sugarcane productivity.

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Section: Effect Of Balanced Fertilization Of Sugarcane On Nutrient Contentsupporting

confidence: 93%

Enhancement of Sugarcane Productivity through STCR based Balanced Fertilization

Vijayakumar¹,

Thirunavukkarasu²,

Pandian³

et al. 2020

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci

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“…Results of previous studies indicated that use of organic sources as FYM produced equivalent or more plant biomass and grain yield of wheat as the application of inorganic fertilizers alone (Alam and Shah, 2003;Bakhtiar et al, 2002;Khanum et al, 2001). Chatha et al (2006) also reported that the combined use of mineral and organic fertiliser produced higher grain yield of wheat crop in rainfed areas.…”

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Sustaining Soil Productivity by Integrated Plant Nutrient Management in Wheat Based Cropping System Under Rainfed Conditions

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Jilani

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Pakistan Journal of Scientific & Industrial Research

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“…Sugarcane press mud is considered a valuable resource of plant nutrients and could therefore affect the physical, chemical and biological soil [7,8] reported that continuous application of cane sugar filter cake on the cultures for 5-6 years should improve soil health by adding sulphur and organic matter to the soil. Sugarcane press mud can help as organic material superior source [9].This organic material is highly soluble and easily accessible to microbial activity and thus the ground [10].The presence of these chemicals in large quantities in the sugar affects press mud not only the growth of plants but also improves the soil properties when used for the amendment [11]. Press mud is rich in fibre, crude protein, sugar, crude waxes, fats and ashes comprising oxides of Si, Ca, P, and K [12].…”

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Impact of sugarcane press mud application on the productivity of some legumes under salt water irrigation

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Increasing the production and quality of the faba bean crop is the main objective of the farmers and breeders. The application of sugarcane press mud is one of the new agricultural strategies of faba bean crop production. The field experiments were conducted to study the effect of sugarcane press mud on the growth and productivity of faba bean (Giza-716 and Nubaria-3) varieties under saline irrigation water in sandy soil. The results showed that the addition of sugarcane press mud significantly increased growth parameters, yield and chemical constituents of Giza-716 and Nubaria-3 varieties compared to control under saline irrigation water in sandy soil conditions. The results could be summarized that there were significant differences between the two varieties on all growth parameters concerning yield and chemical composition per dry grains of faba bean in both seasons. Nubaria-3 variety significantly surpasses Giza-716 variety on growth characteristics, grain and straw yield and percentage of nutritional values of faba bean dry grain i.e. NPK, crude protein, total carbohydrates and total soluble sugars. Finally, for improving yield and quality of faba bean plants under saline irrigation water the best treatment with 150 kg/fed sugarcane press_ mud and it was effective in knowing some new technologies to improve the productivity of faba bean in sandy soil conditions.

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Integrated Nutrient Management on Productivity and Economics of Sugarcane under Three Agro-ecological Zones of Bangladesh

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Enhancement of Sugarcane Productivity through STCR based Balanced Fertilization

Enhancement of Sugarcane Productivity through STCR based Balanced Fertilization

Sustaining Soil Productivity by Integrated Plant Nutrient Management in Wheat Based Cropping System Under Rainfed Conditions

Impact of sugarcane press mud application on the productivity of some legumes under salt water irrigation

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