Abstract
A field trial was conducted for two years with rainfed maize to evaluate the effects of three tillage methods, viz. minimum, conventional, deep and three N rates, viz. 0, 120 and 150 kg ha−1 on water use and yield of crop planted on soils having 05 and 10 per cent slopes. The mean water use by the crop was slightly higher in the deep tilled than in the minimum tilled plots during first kharif season. The trend was reversed during the second season. The maximum yield of maize was obtained with deep tillage and minimum with minimum tillage treatment. The application of nitrogen increased the water use. yield and water use efficiency of the crop.
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Claim · model-written summary
Deep tillage gave slightly higher water use than minimum tillage in the first season.
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e0“The mean water use by the crop was slightly higher in the deep tilled than in the minimum tilled plots during first kharif season”
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The water use comparison reversed in the second season.
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e0“The trend was reversed during the second season”
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Deep tillage gave maximum maize yield.
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e0“The maximum yield of maize was obtained with deep tillage and minimum with minimum tillage treatment”
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Minimum tillage gave the minimum maize yield.
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e0“The maximum yield of maize was obtained with deep tillage and minimum with minimum tillage treatment”
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Nitrogen increased crop water use.
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e0“The application of nitrogen increased the water use. yield and water use efficiency of the crop”
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Nitrogen increased crop yield.
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e0“The application of nitrogen increased the water use. yield and water use efficiency of the crop”
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Nitrogen increased water use efficiency.
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e0“The application of nitrogen increased the water use. yield and water use efficiency of the crop”
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