Paper · 2023 · Indian Journal of Soil Conservation

Influence of organic nutrient source on soil properties and plant characteristic in mustard (Brassica rapaL.)

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Abstract

Afield experiment was conducted at Research Farm of the Department of Agriculture, Maharishi Markandeshwar University, Sadopur Ambala (Haryana) during rabiseason of 2020-21. The trial was laid out in randomized block design (RBD) comprising eight treatments viz., T : Control, T : 100% of recommended dose of nitrogen (RDN) through 1 2 vermicompost (VC), T : 75% of RDN through VC + 25% of farmyard manure (FYM), 3 T : 50% of RDN through VC + 50% of FYM, T : 100% of RDN through Jeevamrit, T : 4 5 6 75% of RDN through Jeevamrit + 25% of Panchgavya, T : 50% of RDN through 7 Jeevamrit + 50% Panchgavya and T : 100% of RDN through Panchgavya with three 8 replications. The objective of the study was to enhance the growth and yield by using liquid manures with combination of solid organics and to improve the physico- chemical properties, nutrient content and uptake of mustard. The outcomes showed that growth and yield parameters were enhanced by the application of solid organic manures, Jeevamrit and Panchgavya when compared with control. The maximum plant height at 30, 60, 90, 120 days after sowing (DAS) and at harvest (33.3, 71.8, 131.1, 180.1 and 205.2 cm, respectively), number of primary and secondary branches -1 per plant (9.2 and 19.0, respectively), dry matter accumulation (98.1 g plant ), number of siliquae per plant (366.9), number of seeds per siliqua (13.7), test weight (6.0 g), -1 -1 -1 seed yield (18.9 q ha ), straw yield (30.4 q ha ) and biological yield (49.3 q ha ) was obtained under the treatment T (100% RDN through Panchgavya). Additionally, there 8 was an increase in the available N, P, K and organic carbon (OC) by the use of 100% RDN through panchgavya where as particle density and bulk density was highest in T8 treatments. Marginal increase in particle density and porosity and gradual decrease in the pH and bulk density in all organic manure practices except for control. Apart from -1 this, improvement in NPK uptake (46.84, 11.86 and 18.72 kg ha , respectively) and NPK content (2.48, 0.63 and 0.99%, respectively) in mustard was also observed with the application of 100% RDN through panchgavya. Thus, application of solid and liquid organic manures could be used to sustain mustard productivity and maintain soil health.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Organic manures, Jeevamrit and Panchgavya enhanced mustard growth and yield relative to control.

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“growth and yield parameters were enhanced by the application of solid organic manures, Jeevamrit and Panchgavya when compared with control”

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The Panchgavya treatment produced the maximum plant height at five sampled times.

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“maximum plant height at 30, 60, 90, 120 days after sowing (DAS) and at harvest (33.3, 71.8, 131.1, 180.1 and 205.2 cm, respectively)”

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“treatment T (100% RDN through Panchgavya)”

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The Panchgavya treatment gave the maximum primary and secondary branch counts.

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number of primary and secondary branches -1 per plante0
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maximume1
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9.2 and 19.0e0

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“number of primary and secondary branches -1 per plant (9.2 and 19.0, respectively)”

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“maximum plant height”

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“treatment T (100% RDN through Panchgavya)”

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The Panchgavya treatment gave maximum dry matter accumulation of 98.1 g per plant.

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98.1 g plante0

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“dry matter accumulation (98.1 g plant )”

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“maximum plant height”

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“treatment T (100% RDN through Panchgavya)”

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The Panchgavya treatment gave maximum siliquae per plant, 366.9.

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number of siliquae per plante0
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366.9e0

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“number of siliquae per plant (366.9)”

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“maximum plant height”

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The Panchgavya treatment gave maximum seeds per siliqua, 13.7.

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number of seeds per siliquae0
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13.7e0

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“number of seeds per siliqua (13.7)”

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“maximum plant height”

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“treatment T (100% RDN through Panchgavya)”

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The Panchgavya treatment gave maximum test weight of 6.0 g.

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6.0 ge0

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“test weight (6.0 g)”

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“maximum plant height”

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“treatment T (100% RDN through Panchgavya)”

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The Panchgavya treatment gave maximum seed yield of 18.9 q ha.

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seed yielde0
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18.9 q hae0

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“seed yield (18.9 q ha )”

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“maximum plant height”

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The Panchgavya treatment gave maximum straw yield of 30.4 q ha.

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100% RDN through Panchgavyae2
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straw yielde0
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maximume1
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30.4 q hae0

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“straw yield (30.4 q ha )”

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“maximum plant height”

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The Panchgavya treatment gave maximum biological yield of 49.3 q ha.

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mustardt0
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100% RDN through Panchgavyae2
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biological yielde0
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maximume1
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49.3 q hae0

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“biological yield (49.3 q ha )”

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“maximum plant height”

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“treatment T (100% RDN through Panchgavya)”

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Panchgavya increased available soil N, P, K and organic carbon.

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available N, P, K and organic carbon (OC)e0
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“increase in the available N, P, K and organic carbon (OC) by the use of 100% RDN through panchgavya”

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The T8 treatment had the highest particle density and bulk density.

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“particle density and bulk density was highest in T8 treatments”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Organic manure practices marginally increased particle density and porosity.

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particle density and porositye0
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“Marginal increase in particle density and porosity and gradual decrease in the pH and bulk density in all organic manure practices except for control”

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Organic manure practices gradually decreased pH and bulk density.

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gradual decreasee0
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“gradual decrease in the pH and bulk density in all organic manure practices except for control”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Panchgavya improved mustard N uptake to 46.84 kg ha.

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NPK uptakee0
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46.84, 11.86 and 18.72 kg hae0

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“improvement in NPK uptake (46.84, 11.86 and 18.72 kg ha , respectively)”

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“application of 100% RDN through panchgavya”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Panchgavya improved mustard NPK content.

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mustardt0
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NPK contente0
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improvemente1
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2.48, 0.63 and 0.99%e0

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“NPK content (2.48, 0.63 and 0.99%, respectively)”

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“improvement in NPK uptake”

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“application of 100% RDN through panchgavya”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultpositivebasis n/a

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The authors recommend solid and liquid organic manures to sustain mustard productivity and soil health.

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application of solid and liquid organic manures could be used to sustain mustard productivity and maintain soil healthe0

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“application of solid and liquid organic manures could be used to sustain mustard productivity and maintain soil health”

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