Field experiment evaluated yield and nutrient uptake in wheat with different seed rates and nutrient management, suggesting optimal practices for late sown conditions.
Key Points
Higher seed rates and specific nutrient practices significantly increased nutrient uptake in late sown wheat.
Maximum grain yield was observed at 47.03 kg ha-1 with a seed rate of 150 kg ha-1 and nutrient practice N4.
The study applied a split plot design, assessing combinations of seed rates and various nutrient management practices.
Findings suggest targeted nutrient management could enhance wheat yield and resource use efficiency.