Irrigation and nitrogen scheduling as a requirement for optimising wheat yield and quality in Haryana, India

Coventry, David; Yadav, Ashok; Poswal, R.S.; Sharma, Rajni; Gupta, Raj Kumar; Chhokar, R. S.; Gill, Subhash Chander; Kumar, Vijay; Kumar, Anuj; Mehta, A. K.; Kleemann, Samuel G. L.; Cummins, Jay

doi:10.1016/j.fcr.2011.05.004

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“…It is apparent from the survey that farmers using the double post-emergence application of N are also applying quite high levels of N in total to the crop. Coventry et al (2011c) showed that it is the split of N with 2 separate post-sowing applications that is important rather than the total amount of N applied, and also that there can be extra yield benefits available by applying N-fertilizer in a 3-way split of the postsowing application. This latter practice was not done by any of the farmers in these surveys and is an area that can be simply communicated to farmers that could improve production efficiency.…”

Section: Fertilizer Practicementioning

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A comparison of farming practices and performance for wheat production in Haryana, India

Coventry

Poswal

Yadav

et al. 2015

Agricultural Systems

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A comparison of farming practices and performance for wheat production in Haryana, India

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“…Flynn et al (2008) used a special NDVImeter (GreenSeeker) to collect information and assess the spectral properties of pasture biomass. Coventry et al (2011) used GreenSeeker to establish the rate and schedule of nitrogen and water application for winter wheat.…”

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Analysis of Economic Risks in Sow Production

Soltész

Szőke

Balogh

2014

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PREFACEInformation technology is an everyday means that is found in all walks of life today. This is also true for almost all areas of agricultural management. The aim of this Journal is to improve scientific knowledge dissemination and innovation process in the agri-food sector. The Journal of Agricultural Informatics has been established in 2009 by the HAAI within a project of the Hungarian National Development Plan Framework. The peer-reviewed journal is operating with international editorial and advisory board supported by the EFITA (European Federation for Information Technology in Agriculture Food and the Environment).Agricultural informatics serves not only the development of the management systems of the industry but also obtaining and publicising information on production, organisation and the market for the producer.Technologies into network based business systems built on co-operation will ensure up-to-date production and supply in food-industry. The sector-level approach and the traceability of processed agricultural products both require the application of up-to-date information technology by actors of domestic and international markets alike.This journal serves the publication as well as familiarization the results and findings of research, development and application in the field of agricultural informatics to a wide public. It also wishes to provide a forum to the results of the doctoral (Ph.D) theses prepared in the field of agricultural informatics. Opportunities for information technology are forever increasing, they are also becoming more and more complex and their up-to-date knowledge and utilisation mean a serious competitive advantage.These are some of the most important reasons for bringing this journal to life. The journal "Agricultural Informatics" wishes to enhance knowledge in the field of informatics, to familiarise its readers with the advantages of using the Internet and also to set up a forum for the introduction of their application and improvement.The editorial board of the journal consists of professionals engaged in dealing with informatics in higher education, economists and staff from agricultural research institutions, who can only hope that there will be a demand for submitting contributions to this journal and at the same time there will also be interest shown toward its publications. analysis ............................................................................................................................................................... Production ................................................................................................ Within the scope of this study we test the Long Memory property on monthly average pig market prices including piglet, young pig, sow and slaughter pig. We also calculate the Hurst exponent using Detrended Fluctuation Analysis (DFA) method. DFA is a method for determining the statistical self-affinity of a time serie. It is a useful technique for investigating time series with long memory (diverging correlation time a...

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“…The fact that maximum ET (ETmax) scenarios obtained under I 2 and I 3 ETPFs produced the highest yields indicates that increasing ET by 18 and 33 % from the minimum ET (ETmin) obtained under I 3 (333.7 mm), would produce 9 and 31 % higher yields respectively. Coventry et al, (2011) reported that wheat grain yield increased in a stepwise manner as additional irrigation was applied. Economization of water helps to conserve water resources where water availability for irrigation is limited.…”

Section: Evapotranspirational Production Function (Etpf) and Its Relamentioning

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Wheat Productivity and Marginal Analysis of Evapotranspiration Production Functions under Deficit Irrigation across Sowing Dates in Eastern India

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Rajib³

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Irrigation and nitrogen scheduling as a requirement for optimising wheat yield and quality in Haryana, India

Cited by 42 publications

References 18 publications

A comparison of farming practices and performance for wheat production in Haryana, India

A comparison of farming practices and performance for wheat production in Haryana, India

Analysis of Economic Risks in Sow Production

Wheat Productivity and Marginal Analysis of Evapotranspiration Production Functions under Deficit Irrigation across Sowing Dates in Eastern India

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