Abstract:An experiment was conducted in Chitwan, Central Tarai, Nepal in three factorial strip-split plot design to simulate the effect of agronomic management and climate change parameters on growth and yield of rice under two crop establishment methods (transplanted in puddling and direct seeded in zero tillage); two residue retention levels (residue kept at 3 t/ha and no residue); and two nitrogen (N) levels (recommended dose: 100 kg N/ha and farmers dose: 50 kg N/ha) using the variety ‘Ramdhan’ during the rainy sea… Show more
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