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January 1, 1949Madras Agricultural Journal0 citations

Optimum Nitrogen Requirements of Sugarcane in the Anakapalle

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MLM. LakshmikanthamASA.H S. Sankaran

Key Points

  • Higher nitrogen levels lead to increased yield, improving overall sugarcane production.
  • The experiment utilized six nitrogen levels over three years, indicating clear trends in performance.
  • Manuring protocols were assessed using the Co419 variety, establishing a research baseline for the region.
  • Findings support the necessity of nitrogen while highlighting limited benefits from other nutrients in sugarcane growth.

Abstract

Introduion.One of the main objets of sugarcane research Anakapalle,is to draw up a manurial schedule for the tract in which the research station is situated.Earlier experiments on the problem on this station,indicated that nitrogenous manuring was a difinite necessity for sugarcane ,while in the case of phosphatic and potassic manuring was a difini district advandages have not been secured ,Atention was therefore concentrated on nitrogen,and to this end,an experiment with six levels of nitrogen with and out a basal dressing of farmyard manure was conducted over a period of three years(1944-47)to study the influence of the different manurial does on the yield,juice quality and economics of manuring ,in respect of Co419,the standard cane variety of the tract.The results of the experiment are presented in this pape

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Lakshmikantham et al. (1949) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af659bad7bf08b1eae5959https://doi.org/10.29321/maj.10.194904
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