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The authors considered stem amaranth cultivation in aonla agroforestry promising for productivity, profitability and soil fertility.
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- stem amaranthe0
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- stem amaranth cultivation with aonla based MAFs is a promising approach to enhance system’s productivity, profitability and soil fertilitye0
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e0“stem amaranth cultivation with aonla based MAFs is a promising approach to enhance system’s productivity, profitability and soil fertility”
Title
Tanjina Yasmin Rita; Satya Ranjan Saha; Md. Main Uddin Miah; et al. European Journal of Agriculture and Food Sciences 2024. doi:10.24018/ejfood.2024.6.6.880
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Observation Sole stem amaranth cropping gave a maximum stem amaranth yield.
- Observation Aonla plus stem amaranth gave a maximum stem amaranth yield among the systems.
- Intervention effect Aonla plus stem amaranth reduced stem amaranth yield by 6.8% relative to sole cropping.
- Intervention effect Aonla plus lemon plus stem amaranth reduced stem amaranth yield by 31.2% relative to sole cropping.
- Intervention effect Aonla plus carambola plus lemon plus stem amaranth reduced stem amaranth yield by 41.1% relative to sole cropping.
- Intervention effect Agroforestry systems had higher net return and benefit-cost ratio than sole stem amaranth cropping.
- Intervention effect Agroforestry practices positively changed soil organic carbon, total nitrogen and available phosphorus.
- Intervention effect Agroforestry practices positively changed soil exchangeable potassium.