January 1, 2017Madras Agricultural Journal

Sustainable Nutrient Management Practices to Increase the Productivity of Transplanted Lowland Rice

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RAR. AjaykumarInstitut National de la Recherche Agronomique RVR VENKITASWAMYTamil Nadu Agricultural University ARA RajeshkumarSRM Institute of Science and Technology

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Field experiment shows increased grain yield in lowland rice with sustainable nutrient management, highlighting the role of green manure and organic fertilizers.

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Increased grain yield of 6248 kg ha-1 was achieved with specific nutrient management practices and green manure applications.
Application of 100% NPK and green manure significantly enhanced soil nutrients and crop productivity.
Experiment utilized a randomized block design with treatments involving various nutrient sources, including organic and inorganic options.
Results emphasize the potential of sustainable nutrient management for improving lowland rice production and soil quality.

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Ajaykumar et al. (2017) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af65a1ad7bf08b1eae5dc3 https://doi.org/10.29321/maj.10.201760

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Field experiment shows increased grain yield in lowland rice with sustainable nutrient management, highlighting the role of green manure and organic fertilizers.

Sustainable Nutrient Management Practices to Increase the Productivity of Transplanted Lowland Rice

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Sustainable Nutrient Management Practices to Increase the Productivity of Transplanted Lowland Rice

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