Use of efficient water saving techniques for production of rice in India under climate change scenario: A critical review
U Surendran, P Raja, M Jayakumar… - Journal of Cleaner …, 2021 - Elsevier
Rice uses 34 to 43 per cent of the global irrigation water and is responsible for the
withdrawal of 24–30 per cent of the of World's total freshwater. In Asia, irrigation consumes …
withdrawal of 24–30 per cent of the of World's total freshwater. In Asia, irrigation consumes …
Weed management in rice using crop competition-a review
A Dass, K Shekhawat, AK Choudhary, S Sepat… - Crop protection, 2017 - Elsevier
Rice is the principal food commodity for millions of people. Its growing demand invokes for
an enhanced productivity, but with limited land and water resources. Among various biotic …
an enhanced productivity, but with limited land and water resources. Among various biotic …
Co-implementation of tillage, irrigation, and fertilizers in soybean: Impact on crop productivity, soil moisture, and soil microbial dynamics
Due to depleting water supplies and the cultivation of high water-demanding crops like rice,
water deficit in crop production has become a major concern, especially in semi-arid regions …
water deficit in crop production has become a major concern, especially in semi-arid regions …
[HTML][HTML] Do system of rice intensification practices produce rice plants phenotypically and physiologically superior to conventional practice?
The System of Rice Intensification (SRI), an agro-ecological approach to rice cultivation
developed in Madagascar, has generated considerable interest worldwide. Having not been …
developed in Madagascar, has generated considerable interest worldwide. Having not been …
[HTML][HTML] Intercomparison of crop establishment methods for improving yield and profitability in the rice-wheat system of Eastern India
Conventionally managed rice-wheat systems of the eastern Indo-Gangetic Plains (E-IGP)
that rely on soil puddling for rice and intensive tillage for wheat are low-yielding and …
that rely on soil puddling for rice and intensive tillage for wheat are low-yielding and …
Soil factors associated with micronutrient acquisition in crops-biofortification perspective
A Kumar, AK Choudhary, V Pooniya, VK Suri… - Biofortification of food …, 2016 - Springer
The introduction of high-yielding varieties, intensive cultivation systems, micronutrient-free
fertiliser application, non-addition of organic manures and imbalanced plant nutrition has led …
fertiliser application, non-addition of organic manures and imbalanced plant nutrition has led …
[HTML][HTML] Rice productivity, Zn biofortification, and nutrient-use efficiency as influenced by Zn fertilization under conventional transplanted rice and the system of rice …
AK Choudhary, P Sood, S Rahi, DS Yadav… - Frontiers in …, 2022 - frontiersin.org
The northwestern Himalayas (NWH) in India have low rice productivity (∼ 2 t ha− 1) and
quality due to poor crop and nutrient management in predominantly Zn-deficient soils …
quality due to poor crop and nutrient management in predominantly Zn-deficient soils …
Diversification of rice–wheat cropping system improves growth, productivity and energetics of rice in the Indo-Gangetic Plains of India
Rice–wheat cropping system plays a vital role in ensuring food security of India. However,
the long-term sustainability of the system is often questioned due to several problems …
the long-term sustainability of the system is often questioned due to several problems …
Strategies to practice climate-smart agriculture to improve the livelihoods under the rice-wheat cropping system in South Asia
The rice-wheat cropping sequence (RWCS) is the world's largest agricultural production
system occupying around 12.3 M ha in India, 0.5 M ha in Nepal, 2.2 M ha in Pakistan, and …
system occupying around 12.3 M ha in India, 0.5 M ha in Nepal, 2.2 M ha in Pakistan, and …
Agronomic fortification of rice grains with secondary and micronutrients under differing crop management and soil moisture regimes in the north Indian Plains
Abstract Although the System of Rice Intensification (SRI) has been reported to produce
higher paddy (Oryza sativa L.) yields with better-quality grains, little research has addressed …
higher paddy (Oryza sativa L.) yields with better-quality grains, little research has addressed …