2016
DOI: 10.5958/2394-448x.2016.00022.5
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Effect of chisel ploughing and nutrient management with different row spacing in wheat under rice- wheat cropping system

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“…This might be due to delayed on set of north east monsoon during 41 st standard meteorological week during both the years. Similar results were observed by (Kalhapure and Shete, 2013 Abdelmuniem and Madhavi (2015). Lower grain as well as strover yields were obtained with control treatment (No manures, fertilizers and micronutrients application).…”
Section: Yield Attributessupporting
confidence: 90%
“…This might be due to delayed on set of north east monsoon during 41 st standard meteorological week during both the years. Similar results were observed by (Kalhapure and Shete, 2013 Abdelmuniem and Madhavi (2015). Lower grain as well as strover yields were obtained with control treatment (No manures, fertilizers and micronutrients application).…”
Section: Yield Attributessupporting
confidence: 90%
“…Wheat is most important cereal crop after paddy in India and both the crops are major staple foods, contributing a key portion of digestible energy and protein in human intake and occupying a premium position among all food communities" [1,2]. "The rice-wheat cropping system is one of the most prominent cropping systems prevailing on the Indian subcontinent and considered to be of utmost importance for food security and livelihood" [3]. Thus, rice-wheat cropping systems emerged as an efficient cropping system of Madhya Pradesh and India.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%