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Agricultural Reviews, volume 29 issue 1 (march 2008) : 74 - 78

EFFECT OF TILLAGE PRACTICES AND SEED PRIMING ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF UPLAND CROPS IN RICE FALLOWS – A REVIEW

B. Mukundam, M.Venkata Ramana, C. Subha Lakshmi, V. Raja
1Department of Agronomy, College of Agriculture ANGRAU, Rajendranagar, Hyderabad- 500 030, India

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Cite article:- Mukundam B., Ramana M.Venkata, Lakshmi Subha C., Raja V. (2025). EFFECT OF TILLAGE PRACTICES AND SEED PRIMING ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF UPLAND CROPS IN RICE FALLOWS – A REVIEW. Agricultural Reviews. 29(1): 74 - 78. doi: .

ABSTRACT

The practice of puddling benefits rice cultivation but it adversely affects the succeeding upland
crops by altering the physical, physico-chemical and microbial properties of the soil. The key to
successful management of upland crops in rice fallows lies in maintenance of optimum plant stand
by manipulating the soil tilth by proper tillage practices, seeding and stand establishment techniques like seed priming. Priming is a pre-sowing practice by which seeds are allowed to imbibe moisture or liquids followed by drying. Many experiments proved that primed seeds ensure proper germination and good stand of many crops especially upland crops grown in rice fallows, than non- primed seeds. The information on tillage and seed priming effects on upland crops in rice based cropping systems has been reviewed hereunder

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