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Agricultural Science Digest
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Agricultural Science Digest, volume 38 issue 1 (march 2018) : 40-43

Performance of direct seeded sali rice as influenced by sowing dates, sowing methods and nutrient management practices

Milon Jyoti Konwar, M.K. Sarmah, K.N. Das, Lolesh Pegu, Syed Wasifur Rahman, Shyamal Kumar Phukon
1Assam Agricultural University, Jorhat-785 013, Assam, India.
Cite article:- Konwar Jyoti Milon, Sarmah M.K., Das K.N., Pegu Lolesh, Rahman Wasifur Syed, Phukon Kumar Shyamal (2018). Performance of direct seeded sali rice as influenced by sowing dates, sowing methods and nutrient management practices. Agricultural Science Digest. 38(1): 40-43. doi: 10.18805/ag.D-4663.

ABSTRACT

A field experiment was carried out at Instructional-cum-farm, Assam Agricultural University, Jorhatduring kharif 2015. The experiment was laid out in split-plot design replicated thrice with four sowing dates in main plots viz., 1May, 11 May, 21and 31May along with combination of two methods of sowing viz., direct seeding and transplanting as well as with two nutrient management practices RDF and INM package in sub-plots. Results revealed that May 11date recorded significantly higher in almost all the growth and yield attributing parameters followed by May 1. The highest grain (40.24 q/ha) and straw (68.07 q/ha) yields were obtained in May 11 sown crop and was significantly superior to that of May 21and May 31. Between the two methods of sowing, transplantingresulted significantly superior in regards to almost all the growth, yield attributes and yield of sali rice. The increase in grain yield under transplanting over direct seeding was4.90 per cent. The corresponding increase in straw yield was 4.31 per cent In respect of nutrient management; INM resulted in higher grain and straw yieldsover RDF. From the economic point of view May 11 sown crop recorded the highest net return (. 57625.00/ha) with B:C ratio of 1.57 whereas in case of methods of sowing and nutrient management practices, direct seeding and INM practice recorded the highest net return and B:C ratio.

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