Effect of Tillage and Weed Management on Grain Yield and Nutrients Removal by Wheat (Triticum aestivum) and Weeds
I.B. Pandey, Sumeet Sharma, Shiv Kumar Tiwari, Veena Bharati
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I.B. Pandey, Sumeet Sharma, Shiv Kumar Tiwari, Veena Bharati
Abstract
Tillage practice like rotavator twice recorded significantly lower weed population and weed dry-biomass, increased grain yield, higher NPK uptake by crop and lower depletion of these nutrients by weeds than fanner's practice and zero tillage. Mixture of isoproturon and 2, 4-D and isoproturon alone recorded significantly lower weed population than hand weeding but minimum weed dry-biomass, nutrients removal by weeds, higher grain yield and maximum nutrients uptake by the crop were recorded in hand weeding.
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Tillage practice like rotavator twice recorded significantly lower weed population and weed dry-biomass, increased grain yield, higher NPK uptake by crop and lower depletion of these nutrients by weeds than fanner's practice and zero tillage. Mixture of isoproturon and 2, 4-D and isoproturon alone recorded significantly lower weed population than hand weeding but minimum weed dry-biomass, nutrients removal by weeds, higher grain yield and maximum nutrients uptake by the crop were recorded in hand weeding.
Key concepts: Weed, Agronomy, Nutrient, Tillage, Weed control, Crop, Population, Biomass (ecology)