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NT-FB had the highest SOC stock at 0–30 cm.
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e0“The highest SOC-stock (0–30 cm) was observed under NT-FB”
Title
Gulab Singh Yadav; Anup Das; Subhash Babu; et al. International Soil and Water Conservation Research 2021. doi:10.1016/j.iswcr.2020.12.003
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- Intervention effect Maize under NT-FB in 2012 and NT-RF in 2013 had significantly higher green cob yield than under CT-RF.
- Intervention effect In the rainy season, CT had higher maize grain yield than NT systems.
- Intervention effect Field pea seed yield was significantly highest under NT-RB.
- Intervention effect After two cropping cycles, NT systems had higher available N, P, K than CT.
- Intervention effect After rainy-season maize, NT systems had 18.6–31.4% higher soil moisture content than CT.
- Intervention effect NT-RB had the maximum SOC sequestration rate of 0.85 Mg ha−1 year−1.
- Recommendation The authors recommend NT-RB or NT-FB for the maize–maize–field pea system to improve productivity, carbon sequestration, and soil properties.