EFFECT OF PRECEDING CROP AT DIFFERENT DOSES OF FERTILIZER ON PRODUCTIVITY, NUTRIENT UTILIZATION AND FERTILIZER-USE EFFICIENCY OF WET-SEASONRICE (ORYZA-SATIVA)
M. Pramanick et M. Das, EFFECT OF PRECEDING CROP AT DIFFERENT DOSES OF FERTILIZER ON PRODUCTIVITY, NUTRIENT UTILIZATION AND FERTILIZER-USE EFFICIENCY OF WET-SEASONRICE (ORYZA-SATIVA), Indian Journal of Agronomy, 42(4), 1997, pp. 614-617
An investigation was carried out during 1990-92 at Mohanpur, eo assess
the effect of preceding crop at different doses of fertilizer on prod
uctivity, nutrient utilization End fertilizer-use efficiency of wet-se
ason rice (Oryza sativa L.). Fertilizer application at 100% of the rec
ommended dose resulted higher net economic return in rice (Oryza sativ
a L.)-wheat (Triticum aestivum L. emend. Fiori & Paol.) and rice-India
n mustard [Brassica juncea (L.) Czernj & Cosson] sequences but in rice
-groundnut (Arachis hqpogaea L.) sequence that was at 125% dose, altho
ugh the difference between 100% and 125% dose was not statistically si
gnificant. Higher grain yield of wet-season rice was obtained after gr
oundnut, followed by Indian mustard and wheat in sequence, Uptake of N
, P and K was higher in 100% dose than 75% and 125% of recommended dos
e in all the sequences. Fertilizer-use efficiency and agronomic effici
ency were higher in rice-groundnut:sequence than under other sequences
.