Abstract
In field trials on a shallow red soil of Bhavanisagar, sorghum cv. CSH5 given combinations of 0-200 kg N + 0-39 kg P + 0-48 kg K; 50% N + 100% P and K were applied at sowing and the remaining N 30 days later. K had no significant effect on grain yields. Grain yields increased significantly with increase in N rate (max. yields were obtained with 176-185 kg N/ha and opt. yields with 163-171 kg N and with increase in P rate (max. yields were obtained with 22.9-24.0 kg P/ha and opt. yields with 19.0-19.6 kg P). Economic rates of fertilizer application were also calculated
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K had no significant effect on sorghum grain yield.
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e0“K had no significant effect on grain yields.”
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Sorghum grain yield rose significantly as N rate rose.
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e0“Grain yields increased significantly with increase in N rate”
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Maximum sorghum grain yield occurred with 176-185 kg N/ha.
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e0“max. yields were obtained with 176-185 kg N/ha”
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Optimum sorghum grain yield occurred with 163-171 kg N.
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e0“opt. yields with 163-171 kg N”
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Sorghum grain yield rose as P rate rose.
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e0“with increase in P rate (max. yields were obtained with 22.9-24.0 kg P/ha and opt. yields with 19.0-19.6 kg P)”
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Maximum sorghum grain yield occurred with 22.9-24.0 kg P/ha.
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e0“max. yields were obtained with 22.9-24.0 kg P/ha”
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Optimum sorghum grain yield occurred with 19.0-19.6 kg P.
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e0“opt. yields with 19.0-19.6 kg P”
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