2010Journal of the Indian Society of Soil ScienceOpen access

Nutrient Management in Rice-based Cropping Systems as Influenced by Applying Cattle Manure alone or in Combination with Fertilizers in Upland Acid Soils of Tripura

M. Datta, N. Singh

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Sustainability of rice-based cropping systems in uplands under rainfed ecosystem has enhanced by applying 10 t cattle manure ha−1 to direct seeded upland rice. Succeeding crops of green gram and field pea were also benefited. It is evident from the rice equivalent yield that the total production of rice–green gram was more than that observed in rice–field pea cropping system. Moreover, the rice equivalent yield (2.06–2.28 t ha−1) obtained by application of 10 t cattle manure ha −1 is comparatively less then that (1.07–1.99 t ha−1) recorded after application of 5 t cattle manure ha −1 in combination with NPK. An appreciable change in soil chemical properties with an enhancement in nutrient uptake was observed with the application of 10 t cattle manure ha−1.

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Sustainability of rice-based cropping systems in uplands under rainfed ecosystem has enhanced by applying 10 t cattle manure ha−1 to direct seeded upland rice. Succeeding crops of green gram and field pea were also benefited. It is evident from the rice equivalent yield that the total production of rice–green gram was more than that observed in rice–field pea cropping system. Moreover, the rice equivalent yield (2.06–2.28 t ha−1) obtained by application of 10 t cattle manure ha −1 is comparatively less then that (1.07–1.99 t ha−1) recorded after application of 5 t cattle manure ha −1 in combination with NPK. An appreciable change in soil chemical properties with an enhancement in nutrient uptake was observed with the application of 10 t cattle manure ha−1.

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Sustainability of rice-based cropping systems in uplands under rainfed ecosystem has enhanced by applying 10 t cattle manure ha−1 to direct seeded upland rice. Succeeding crops of green gram and field pea were also benefited. It is evident from the rice equivalent yield that the total production of rice–green gram was more than that observed in rice–field pea cropping system. Moreover, the rice equivalent yield (2.06–2.28 t ha−1) obtained by application of 10 t cattle manure ha −1 is comparatively less then that (1.07–1.99 t ha−1) recorded after application of 5 t cattle manure ha −1 in combination with NPK. An appreciable change in soil chemical properties with an enhancement in nutrient uptake was observed with the application of 10 t cattle manure ha−1.

Key concepts: Manure, Agronomy, Upland rice, Nutrient, Cropping system, Green manure, Cropping, Nutrient management

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