The field research was completed activity at the Zonal Agricultural Research Station, Vishwesharaiah Canal Farm, Mandya, during the 2018 kharif season. The experiment was created as a split plot with three replications. In the main plots, the treatments contained semi-dry, beat seeding, and transplanting patterns of establishment, in addition to five nutrient management practises in the subplots. Rice result may have raised in recent decades on account of the adoption of high-flexible cultivars, the use of chemical fertilisers, and the growth of irrigated land. When comparing various establishing processes, statistical analysis told that growth and yield limits including LAI at 60 DAS, plant altitude, dry matter production at harvest, panicles m-2, panicle weight, test pressure, grain, and hay yields observed were corresponding. Furthermore, when compared to the additional nutrient management practises, the request of 150% RDIF resulted in considerably higher development and yield parameters. Moreover, semi-dry and beat seeding of edible grain produced a greater B:C ratio (2.15) than transplanting edible grain (2.10). Likewise, 150% RDIF had a higher B:C ratio (2.37), but it was approximately followed by 100% RDIF (2.22).
Author(s) Details:
K. Poojitha,
Department
of Agronomy, College of Agriculture, GKVK, UAS Bangalore, India.
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