Nitrogen Sources Incorporation with different Tillage Implements affects Maize Productivity and Soil Organic Matter

Ali, M. O.; Inamullah, Inamullah; Ahmad, Sajjad; Khan, Arsalan

doi:10.17582/journal.sja/2018/34.2.478.485

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“…Among varieties maximum leaf area (246.11cm 2 ) was noted for wheat variety NARC, while minimum leaf area (132 cm 2 ) was noted for Atta Habib (Table 2). Ali et al (2011) noted same results for organic and inorganic application of fertilizers management in maize and concluded that the use of organic and inorganic nitrogen resulted in better yield and yield components of maize and hence recommends for improved productivity.…”

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Quality and Yield of Wheat Grown Under Organic and Inorganic Nutrients Management

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Gurmani³

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T he availability of eco-friendly and sufficient food to the public is the ultimate goal of organic farming. Organic farming provides echo friendly food because of no chemical use in this type of farming and thus it also increases soil fertility on sustainable basis. In organic farming we may use farm yard manure, kitchen waste, dry leaves, animal manure, poultry manure and compost etc. Even though it is a cumbersome practice, it improves the farming on the long run and it is also safe for both health and environment (Blair et al., 2006).Wheat is the major cereal crop and staple food of Pakistan grown on 9.05 m ha -1 and occupies Abstract | Organic agriculture is a climate friendly and sustainable farming system to produce quality foods. An experiment on comparison of organic and inorganic wheat production was designed to study the field performance and quality of wheat grown under two regimes. The experiment was carried out at

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