A field experiment was conducted during the wet seasons of 2010 and 2011 at New Delhi,
India to study the influence of organic, inorganic, and integrated sources of nutrient supply …

Three methods of rice cultivation were compared in a field experiment at New Delhi, India
during 2012 for their water use and changes in nutrient availability of soil. The experiment …

Field experiment was conducted at farmers' field of old alluvial zone (Manikchak, Malda) of
West Bengal, India during winters of 2007-2009 to study the effect of water management …

In the eastern part of India, rice as the most vital staple food crop supports as well the
livelihood security of a vast population. Rice is mostly grown under conventional flooded …

Field experiments were conducted during summer and kuruvai 2008 to study the
performance of different rice cultivation methods on productivity and water usage using …

The system of rice intensification (SRI) is reported to have advantages like lower seed
requirement, less pest attack, shorter crop duration, higher water use efficiency and the …

Scarcity of water resources in India is limiting the production of flooded rice crop. A field
experiment was conducted in factorial RBD with sixteen treatment combinations including …

Field experiments were conducted during summer (March–July) and kharif (June–
September), 2008 at the wetland farm, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore …

Climate change induced higher temperatures will increase crops' water requirements. Every
10° C increase in mean temperature, results in 7% decline in the yield of rice crop. Hence …

A field experiment was conducted on deep sandy clay-loam soil (Typic Haplustepts) at New
Delhi, during 2002 and 2003 to investigate the effect of irrigation regimes, viz. continuous …