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Sample farmers achieved an additional yield of 0.87 t/ha by using USG.
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t0“The Issue Of USG Application In Modern Rice”
e2“the sample farmers were able to achieve additional yield of 0.87 t/ha by using USG”
Title
Farmers Efficiency Enhancement Through Input Management: The Issue Of USG Application In Modern Rice
M Shahe Alam; M Saiful Islam; MA Islam Bangladesh Journal of Agricultural Research 1970. doi:10.3329/bjar.v36i1.9237
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Intervention effect Modern boro rice needed about 36% less urea when using USG instead of PU.
- Intervention effect USG plots needed about 366% more labour than PU user plots.
- Intervention effect Weeding cost was slightly lower in USG using plots.
- Intervention effect The additional yield from USG gave an additional benefit of Tk. 11506/ha.
- Observation Requirement of more labour and non-availability of USG at the proper time were the dominant constraints on using USG.
- Association Use of USG was an important factor increasing rice farmers technical efficiency in crop management.