Claim · model-written summary
The rice - Indian mustard sequence gave the maximum net returns (Rs 38.6 x 103/ha/year).
- Taxon
- rice
Oryza sativae4 - Treatment
- rice - Indian mustarde4
- Outcome
- net returnse4
- Direction
- Maximume4
- Value
- Rs 38.6 x 103/ha/yeare4
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Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.
Verbatim
t0“rice (Oryza sativa) – wheat (Triticum aestivum)”
e4“Maximum SVI (0.92) and net returns (Rs 38.6 x 103/ha/year) were recorded in rice - Indian mustard - greengram - rice – wheat – greengram - rice – wheat - greengram crop sequence”
Title
S. C. Tripathi; R. P. Singh Indian Journal of Agronomy 2008
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- Intervention effect The rice - vegetable pea - wheat - greengram sequence produced 27.91% higher wheat equivalent yield than the rice - wheat system.
- Intervention effect Diversification or intensification of the rice - wheat system once in 3 years improved net returns when the crops, except rice, were grown on raised beds.
- Intervention effect Inclusion of oilseed or pulses in the rice - wheat system once in 3 years gave higher net returns and SVI than the rice - wheat system.
- Intervention effect Growing vegetable pea between rice and wheat gave higher net returns and SVI than the rice - wheat system.
- Intervention effect Growing greengram after wheat gave higher net returns and SVI than the rice - wheat system.
- Intervention effect The rice - Indian mustard sequence gave the maximum SVI (0.92).
- Intervention effect The pigeon pea - wheat - rice - wheat - rice - wheat sequence had the highest benefit:cost ratio (1.74).
- Intervention effect The pigeon pea - wheat - rice - wheat - rice - wheat sequence had the highest profitability (Rs 124/ha/day).
- Intervention effect After 6 years, the rice - vegetable pea - wheat - greengram sequence increased organic C content (0–15 cm) by 37.5% relative to continuous rice-wheat.
- Intervention effect After 6 years, the rice - Indian mustard sequence increased organic C content (0–15 cm) by 25.0% relative to continuous rice-wheat.
- Intervention effect After 6 years, the pigeonpea - wheat - rice sequence increased organic C content (0–15 cm) by 20.0% relative to continuous rice-wheat.
- Intervention effect Growing berseem in the rotation reduced the weed population in the subsequent wheat cycle.