Individual effect of different field scale management interventions for water saving in rice viz.
changing date of transplanting, cultivar and irrigation schedule on yield, water saving and …

Early planting of rice crop during the period of peak evaporative demand results in
substantial mining of ground water and threats the sustainability of rice production in Punjab …

Rice–wheat cropping system being highly productive and profitable, dominates the irrigated
alluvial tract of Indo-Gangetic Plain of South Asia. In this region, the transplanting is …

Early transplanting of rice during periods of high evaporative demand can result in mining of
groundwater. In Indian Punjab, the water table is currently falling at 0.4–0.9 m per year …

Food security and water resources in Indian Punjab are under threat and there is a need to
produce more rice with less water. Therefore, an experiment was conducted at Ludhiana …

Labour and water scarcity in north west India are driving researchers and farmers to find
alternative management strategies that will increase water productivity and reduce labour …

Water-saving technologies that increase water productivity of rice are urgently needed to
help farmers to cope with irrigation water scarcity. This study tested the ability of the …

Labour and water scarcity in north west India are driving researchers and farmers to find
alternative management strategies that will increase water productivity and reduce labour …

In order to enhance rice productivity in water-limited environments, there is a need to adopt
water-saving practices. This study examines the applicability of the ORYZA2000 model in …

Irrigated lowland rice production with continuous standing water (TPR) in the Indo-Gangetic
Plains of South Asia requires huge quantity of irrigation water input. Yield of wheat grown …