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At 150% RDF, rice grain N was 1.21%.
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e0“grain nutrient content (N-1.21%, P-0.30%, K-1.55%)”
e1“the application of 150% RDF recorded the highest grain yield”
t0“rice”
Title
Optimizing fertilizer recommendations for rainfed rice grown in coarse-texture soil of South Odisha
DEBRAJ NAYEK; TANMOY SHANKAR; SUPRADIP SARKAR; et al. Crop Research 2025. doi:10.31830/2454-1761.2025.cr-1023
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- Intervention effect 150% RDF gave the highest rice grain yield of 5.6 t/ha.
- Intervention effect At 150% RDF, rice grain P was 0.30%.
- Intervention effect At 150% RDF, rice grain K was 1.55%.
- Intervention effect At 150% RDF, grain N uptake was 68.3 kg/ha.
- Intervention effect At 150% RDF, grain P uptake was 16.9 kg/ha.
- Intervention effect At 150% RDF, grain K uptake was 87.1 kg/ha kg/ha.
- Intervention effect At 150% RDF, nutrient balance was highest.
- Intervention effect At 150% RDF, N agronomic efficiency was 23.6.
- Intervention effect At 150% RDF, P agronomic efficiency was 47.2.
- Intervention effect At 150% RDF, K agronomic efficiency was 47.2 kg/kg.
- Intervention effect At 150% RDF, N apparent recovery efficiency was 61.4.
- Intervention effect At 150% RDF, P apparent recovery efficiency was 41.2.
- Intervention effect At 150% RDF, K apparent recovery efficiency was 311.2 kg/kg.
- Recommendation 150% RDF was proposed as a more productive and profitable alternative to 100% RDF.