Effect of corn straw manure as dairy manure on productivity and profitability of wheat at huang-huai-hai plain

Sui, Xiaodong; Guo, Hui; Li, Z.; Wang, M.; Wang, Y.; Zhang, X.

doi:10.22438/jeb/40/3(si)/sp-05

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“…The highest gross, net returns and B: C ratio were obtained by Joshi et al (2019) an application of higher rates of nutrients, i.e., with 125% RDF. Sui et al (2019) also reported significant economic benefits with manure in wheat.…”

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Effect of integrated nitrogen management and foliar spray of iron on groundnut yield, quality and economics in arid region

Poonia¹,

Sharma²,

Singh³

2020

JEB

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Aim: This experiment was conducted to find out appropriate technical intervention for integrated management of nitrogen and iron chlorosis in irrigated groundnut in arid regions. Methodology: Two levels of farmyard manure, five levels of nitrogen and three levels of iron spray were applied in irrigated groundnut. Chlorophyll content, active iron content, periodic dry matter accumulation, oil content and yield, protein content and nutrient uptake by groundnut were studied. Most effective level of farmyard manure, nitrogen application and iron spray were identified for optimum management of the resources.? Results: The results showed that application of farmyard manure @ 15 t ha-1, nitrogen @ 60 kg ha-1 in two or three splits and foliar spray of FeSO4 @ 1.0 % in combination with citric acid @ 0.1% was found supportive in correcting iron chlorosis by increasing chlorophyll and active iron content, improving oil content and yield, protein content and nutrient uptake and ultimately enhancing net return by groundnut under irrigated conditions. Interpretation: Farmyard manure, higher dose of nitrogen in split application and foliar spray of iron is helpful in correcting iron chlorosis, improving growth, quality and nutrient uptake and increasing income of groundnut growers under irrigated condition in arid regions.

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Effect of integrated nitrogen management and foliar spray of iron on groundnut yield, quality and economics in arid region

Poonia¹,

Sharma²,

Singh³

2020

JEB

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Effect of Straw Return and Nitrogen Application Rate on the Photosynthetic Characteristics and Yield of Double-Season Maize

Yan

Tung

Yang

et al. 2021

J Soil Sci Plant Nutr

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Short-Term Effects of Incorporation Depth of Straw Combined with Manure During the Fallow Season on Maize Production, Water Efficiency, and Nutrient Utilization in Rainfed Regions

Huai,

Wang,

et al. 2024

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Diminishing soil fertility and crop productivity due to traditional intensive cultivation has prompted the use of straw and manure to improve soil health in Northeast China. However, few comparative studies have explored the influence of varying straw and manure incorporation depths on crop growth. A field experiment in the rainfed black soil regions of Gongzhuling and Keshan assessed the effects of deep (30 cm) and shallow (15 cm) incorporations of straw and manure on soil fertility, maize root growth, and maize productivity. Deep incorporations, via subsoiling tillage (DST) and deep-plow (DDT) tillage, enhanced soil water storage of 30–100 cm soil layer during periods of low rainfall, improved the availability of nutrients (nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium) and soil organic matter content, especially in deeper soil, compared to shallow incorporation using rotary tillage (SRT). Both DST and DDT induced a larger rooting depth and a higher fine root (diameter class 0–0.5 mm) length density by 31.0% and 28.9%, respectively, accompanied by reduced root turnover. Furthermore, the sub-surface foraging strategies of roots under the DST and DDT treatments boosted the total nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium uptake (6.5–17.9%) and achieved a higher dry mass accumulation during the later growth period, thus leading to notable improvements in the 100-kernel weight and yield (16.1–19.7%) and enhancing water- and nutrient-use efficiencies by 2.5–20.5%. Overall, compared to shallow incorporation, deep incorporation of straw and manure significantly enhances root growth and spatial distribution of soil water and nutrients, which has great potential for increasing maize yield in rainfed agricultural areas.

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Effect of corn straw manure as dairy manure on productivity and profitability of wheat at huang-huai-hai plain

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Effect of integrated nitrogen management and foliar spray of iron on groundnut yield, quality and economics in arid region

Effect of integrated nitrogen management and foliar spray of iron on groundnut yield, quality and economics in arid region

Effect of Straw Return and Nitrogen Application Rate on the Photosynthetic Characteristics and Yield of Double-Season Maize

Short-Term Effects of Incorporation Depth of Straw Combined with Manure During the Fallow Season on Maize Production, Water Efficiency, and Nutrient Utilization in Rainfed Regions

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