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Residual effects of different soil organic amendments applied to aerobically grown rice (Oryza sativa) on succeeding wheat (Triticum aestivum) under basmati ricewheat cropping system

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A field experiment was conducted during 201214 at Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir, to determine the residual effects of different soil organic amendments, viz. control (recommended fertilizer dose); in-situ green manuring of prickly sesban or dhaincha (Sesbania cannabina Willd.) on N-basis; in-situ green manuring of dhaincha followed by application of vermicompost on N-basis (1:1); in-situ green manuring of dhaincha followed by application of vermicompost and mulching with dhaincha on N-basis (1:1:1); in-situ green manuring of dhaincha followed by application of farmyard manure (FYM) on N-basis (1:1); and in-situ green manuring of dhaincha followed by appli- cation of FYM and mulching with dhaincha on N-basis (1:1:1) on productivity, nutrient uptake and economics of basmati rice (Oryza sativa L.)wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) cropping rotation. Significant residual effects of differ- ent soil organic amendments, viz. in-situ green manuring of dhaincha followed by application of vermicompost and mulching with dhaincha on N-basis (1:1:1) and in-situ green manuring of dhaincha followed by application of FYM and mulching with dhaincha on N-basis (1:1:1) were observed on succeeding wheat in comparison to the control and rest of the treatments. With residual effect of in-situ green manuring of dhaincha followed by applica- tion of vermicompost and mulching with dhaincha on N-basis (1:1:1); and in-situ green manuring of dhaincha fol- lowed by application of farmyard manure (FYM) on N-basis (1:1); grain yield of succeeding wheat was 15.36% and 14.90%, respectively, higher than the control. The highest N : P : K uptake in wheat grain and straw were re- corded with residual effect of in-situ green manuring of dhaincha followed by application of vermicompost and mulching with dhaincha on N-basis (1:1:1) and in-situ green manuring of dhaincha followed by application of FYM and mulching with dhaincha on N-basis (1:1:1); which in turn were significantly superior to the other treatments. The highest net returns of 44,092/ha and net returns/rupee invested 2.22 were obtained with residual effect of in-situ green manuring of dhaincha followed by application of vermicompost and mulching with dhaincha on N- basis (1:1:1)
Title: Residual effects of different soil organic amendments applied to aerobically grown rice (Oryza sativa) on succeeding wheat (Triticum aestivum) under basmati ricewheat cropping system
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A field experiment was conducted during 201214 at Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir, to determine the residual effects of different soil organic amendments, viz.
control (recommended fertilizer dose); in-situ green manuring of prickly sesban or dhaincha (Sesbania cannabina Willd.
) on N-basis; in-situ green manuring of dhaincha followed by application of vermicompost on N-basis (1:1); in-situ green manuring of dhaincha followed by application of vermicompost and mulching with dhaincha on N-basis (1:1:1); in-situ green manuring of dhaincha followed by application of farmyard manure (FYM) on N-basis (1:1); and in-situ green manuring of dhaincha followed by appli- cation of FYM and mulching with dhaincha on N-basis (1:1:1) on productivity, nutrient uptake and economics of basmati rice (Oryza sativa L.
)wheat (Triticum aestivum L.
) cropping rotation.
Significant residual effects of differ- ent soil organic amendments, viz.
in-situ green manuring of dhaincha followed by application of vermicompost and mulching with dhaincha on N-basis (1:1:1) and in-situ green manuring of dhaincha followed by application of FYM and mulching with dhaincha on N-basis (1:1:1) were observed on succeeding wheat in comparison to the control and rest of the treatments.
With residual effect of in-situ green manuring of dhaincha followed by applica- tion of vermicompost and mulching with dhaincha on N-basis (1:1:1); and in-situ green manuring of dhaincha fol- lowed by application of farmyard manure (FYM) on N-basis (1:1); grain yield of succeeding wheat was 15.
36% and 14.
90%, respectively, higher than the control.
The highest N : P : K uptake in wheat grain and straw were re- corded with residual effect of in-situ green manuring of dhaincha followed by application of vermicompost and mulching with dhaincha on N-basis (1:1:1) and in-situ green manuring of dhaincha followed by application of FYM and mulching with dhaincha on N-basis (1:1:1); which in turn were significantly superior to the other treatments.
The highest net returns of 44,092/ha and net returns/rupee invested 2.
22 were obtained with residual effect of in-situ green manuring of dhaincha followed by application of vermicompost and mulching with dhaincha on N- basis (1:1:1).

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