Soil Fertility Properties, Leaf Nutrient Status and Yield Of Coconut and Intercrops as Influenced and Coconut Based Cropping System in Coastal Plain of Western India

Shinde, V. V.; Sumitha, S; Maheswarappa, H. P.

doi:10.3329/bjb.v50i4.57074

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“…Coconut yield in CBCS with INM (recycling of organic manures) has been reported to increase substantially in different agro-climatic regions, viz. Bihar (Deepak et al 2021), Gujarat (Bhalerao et al 2021), Maharashtra (Shinde et al 2021) and Tamil Nadu (Rani et al 2021). Given the potential socioeconomic, eco-friendly and agronomic benefits of integrated use of chemical, organic and bio-fertilizers, it is important for researchers to continue exploring ways to establish measurable yardsticks for INM strategies for CBCS.…”

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Evaluation of integrated nutrient management of coconut (Cocos nucifera) based cropping system in the central zone of Karnataka

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The present study has indicated non significant difference among integrated and organic nutrient treatments under coconut-based cropping system (CBCS) and there is a trend towards a positive impact of organic treatment on maintaining the productivity in the system. The experimental results proved the fact that treatment with a 50% RDF + 50% N through organic recycling-vermicompost (12.5 kg/ tree) + vermiwash (5.0 litre/tree) + Azospirillum (100 g/ tree) and in situ green manuring (cowpea) (15 kg/tree) gives maximum benefit (T2). The findings of the field trials over a period of 6 years offered useful information for an agronomic assessment of various INM modules in coconut based cropping system for central zone of Karnataka. In summary, integrating organic compost into INM module can not only help to replace chemical fertilizers in whole or in part, on the other hand also encourage farmers to recycle various farming wastes into a more viable, cost-effective, environmentally friendly and substitute product through composting.

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“…Deforestation, soil degradation, desertification and biodiversity loss seriously threaten the value of ecosystems to improve their service. Ecosystems' resilience and self-purification are declining, showing an increasingly fragile trend , Shinde et al 2021. Ecological vulnerability research is a hotspot and focus in global change and sustainable development research.…”

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Spatio-temporal changes in ecological vulnerability and its driving factors in western jilin, china in the last 30 years

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Bangladesh J. Bot.

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In order to explore the quality of the ecological environment in the interlaced zone of agriculture and animal husbandry in western Jilin, this study used the vulnerability domain map evaluation model to select evaluation indicators based on GIS and RS technology. The principal component analysis method was used to carry out research on the ecological sensitivity of western Jilin from 1990 to 2020. Results showed that in terms of space-time distribution, severe and moderate vulnerability is mainly distributed in the northern part of the research area, and the moderate vulnerability area accounts for more than 73.13% of the area of the research area. From 2000 to 2020, the ecological vulnerability gradually decreased, and the overall ecological environment tended to improve, severe vulnerability is mainly distributed in unused land, and changes in different land types affect changes in ecological vulnerability, the ecological vulnerability in western Jilin has a strong correlation and is mainly located in the northern part of the research area. The area of high-high aggregation, hot spots and cold spots areas accounts for 1.84, 15.54 and 6.68% of the area of the research area, respectively. Bangladesh J. Bot. 52(2): 585-593, 2023 (June) Special

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“…Maize straw is an important renewable resource with a high utilization value (Feng et al 2011;Hoogmoed 2009). Most of the crop straws in China have been removed or burned in situ, reducing soil water, and subsequently exacerbating soil impoverishment and environment degradation (Bagriacik et al 2021;Shinde et al 2021).…”

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Effects of corn straw cover years on soil organic matter and compactness in typical black soil areas of Songnen Plain

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2022

Arab J Geosci

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China is a huge agricultural country with rich straw resources. However, the problem to be solved urgently is to find means to use crop straw effectively and reasonably. To study the influence of no-tillage straw mulching measures on soil compactness and soil organic matter, taking the black soil straw mulching no-tillage test field in Gaojia Village, Lishu County, Jilin Province as the research object, the characteristics of soil compactness and organic matter in different tillage layers under different cover years of no-till straw are discussed. The results show the following: (1) in the 0–50 cm tillage layer, the highest treatment method of soil organic matter is NT1 (no-tillage corn stover mulching for one year), with an average value of 2.62%, and the soil organic matter content of NT1 treatment increased by 57.46% compared with RT (ridge tillage). (2) The compactness of surface soil (0–20 cm) no-tillage soil is higher than RT, with an increase of more than 6.87%, and the compactness of deep soil (20–50 cm) no-tillage soil is lower than RT, with a decrease of more than 23.48%. (3) No-tillage can improve the agglomeration structure of the surface soil, increase the moisture content of the surface soil, reduce the volume of the surface soil, and improve the organic matter content of the surface soil, thus increasing the firmness of the surface soil. This study can provide a theoretical basis for promoting the comprehensive utilization of straw resources and developing eco-agriculture.

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Soil Fertility Properties, Leaf Nutrient Status and Yield Of Coconut and Intercrops as Influenced and Coconut Based Cropping System in Coastal Plain of Western India

Cited by 5 publications

References 6 publications

Evaluation of integrated nutrient management of coconut (Cocos nucifera) based cropping system in the central zone of Karnataka

Evaluation of integrated nutrient management of coconut (Cocos nucifera) based cropping system in the central zone of Karnataka

Spatio-temporal changes in ecological vulnerability and its driving factors in western jilin, china in the last 30 years

Effects of corn straw cover years on soil organic matter and compactness in typical black soil areas of Songnen Plain

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