Paper · 2021 · International Journal of Agriculture and Environmental Research

INFLUENCE OF VERMICOMPOST AND FYM ON SOIL FERTILITY, RICE PRODUCTIVITY AND ITS NUTRIENT UPTAKE

R. Kamaleshwaran; D. Elayaraja

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Abstract

The wide category of organic fertilizers includes different product formulations which provide plant nutrients besides improving the organic matter content of the soil. FYM and Vermicompost are well known cheap organic nutrient sources obtained from agro wastes. The beneficial effects of FYM and vermicompost increase the microbial population and organic carbon content of the soil and promotes better plant growth. This approach tends to be ecofriendly thereby reducing environmental pollution. The present study highlights the formulated effect of vermicompost and FYM on soil nutrient status and nutrient uptake by rice. This study was carried by randomized block design with three replication and eleven treatments, the treatments viz., T1-Control, T2-50% RDF + 50% (FYM+VC), T3-RDF + 50% Enriched FYM, T4-RDF+ 75% Enriched FYM, T5-RDF+100% Enriched FYM, T6-RDF+ 125% Enriched FYM, T7-RDF+ 150% Enriched FYM, T8-RDF+ 50% Enriched VC, T9-RDF+ 75% Enriched VC, T10-RDF+ 100% Enriched VC, T11-RDF+ 125% Enriched VC, T12 -RDF+ 150% Enriched VC. The results from T5 and T10 indicate that Enriched FYM and Vermicompost with NPK could improve soil fertility, Rice productivity, Nutrient uptake, yields and quality.

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Enriched FYM and vermicompost with NPK could improve soil fertility, rice productivity and nutrient uptake.

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“The results from T5 and T10 indicate that Enriched FYM and Vermicompost with NPK could improve soil fertility, Rice productivity, Nutrient uptake, yields and quality”

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Intervention effectauthor interpretationoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Enriched FYM and vermicompost with NPK could improve rice yields and quality.

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Enriched FYM and Vermicompost with NPKe0
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yields and qualitye0
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improvee0
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could improvee0

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Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.

Oryza sativa
Oryza sativa · Taxon · picture from its Wikimedia Commons categoryDesmanthus4food · CC BY-SA 3.0 us · Wikimedia Commons ↗

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“The results from T5 and T10 indicate that Enriched FYM and Vermicompost with NPK could improve soil fertility, Rice productivity, Nutrient uptake, yields and quality”

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