Abstract
A field experiment was conducted from 2015-16 to 2021-22 at the Centre for Research on IFS, S.D. Agricultural University, Sardarkrushinagar to study the Impact possibility of organic, inorganic and integrated production systems for crop productivity and soil fertility. Crop sequence Groundnut- wheat-greengram recorded significantly highest groundnut equivalent yield (4886 kg/ha) with application of RDF + 10 t/ha FYM once in year, The percent increase in average of three cropping sequences was about 39.1 % in soil organic carbon, 4.1 % in soil available nitrogen, 1.6 % in available phosphorus, 7.2 % in available soil potash, 26.1% in Fe, 22% in Mn, 15.1% in Zn and 64.7% in Cu, while 9.9 % increase in soil water holding capacity and 2.1 % decrease in bulk density, highest microbial counts (bacteria, Actinomycetes and Fungi) under 100 % organic treatment over treatment of State recommendations + 10 FYM/ha once in a year.
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Claims 12
Claim · model-written summary
The groundnut-wheat-greengram sequence with RDF and yearly FYM had the highest groundnut equivalent yield of 4886 kg/ha.
- Taxon
- Groundnut- wheat-greengrame0
- Treatment
- RDF + 10 t/ha FYM once in yeare0
- Outcome
- groundnut equivalent yielde0
- Direction
- higheste0
- Value
- 4886 kg/hae0
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e0“Crop sequence Groundnut- wheat-greengram recorded significantly highest groundnut equivalent yield (4886 kg/ha) with application of RDF + 10 t/ha FYM once in year”
Claim · model-written summary
Across three cropping sequences, soil organic carbon increased about 39.1% under the reported system.
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e0“The percent increase in average of three cropping sequences was about 39.1 % in soil organic carbon”
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Soil available nitrogen increased 4.1% across three cropping sequences.
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e0“The percent increase in average of three cropping sequences was about 39.1 % in soil organic carbon, 4.1 % in soil available nitrogen”
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Available phosphorus increased 1.6% across three cropping sequences.
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e0“The percent increase in average of three cropping sequences was about 39.1 % in soil organic carbon, 4.1 % in soil available nitrogen, 1.6 % in available phosphorus”
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Available soil potash increased 7.2% across three cropping sequences.
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e0“7.2 % in available soil potash”
e1“The percent increase in average of three cropping sequences was about 39.1 % in soil organic carbon”
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Soil Fe increased 26.1% across three cropping sequences.
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e0“The percent increase in average of three cropping sequences was about 39.1 % in soil organic carbon, 4.1 % in soil available nitrogen, 1.6 % in available phosphorus, 7.2 % in available soil potash, 26.1% in Fe”
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Soil Mn increased 22% across three cropping sequences.
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e0“The percent increase in average of three cropping sequences was about 39.1 % in soil organic carbon, 4.1 % in soil available nitrogen, 1.6 % in available phosphorus, 7.2 % in available soil potash, 26.1% in Fe, 22% in Mn”
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Soil Zn increased 15.1% across three cropping sequences.
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e0“The percent increase in average of three cropping sequences was about 39.1 % in soil organic carbon, 4.1 % in soil available nitrogen, 1.6 % in available phosphorus, 7.2 % in available soil potash, 26.1% in Fe, 22% in Mn, 15.1% in Zn”
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Soil Cu increased 64.7% across three cropping sequences.
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e0“The percent increase in average of three cropping sequences was about 39.1 % in soil organic carbon, 4.1 % in soil available nitrogen, 1.6 % in available phosphorus, 7.2 % in available soil potash, 26.1% in Fe, 22% in Mn, 15.1% in Zn and 64.7% in Cu”
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Soil water holding capacity increased 9.9%.
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e0“9.9 % increase in soil water holding capacity”
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Soil bulk density decreased 2.1%.
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e0“2.1 % decrease in bulk density”
Claim · model-written summary
The 100% organic treatment had the highest bacteria, Actinomycetes and fungi counts compared with state recommendations plus FYM.
- Treatment
- 100 % organic treatmente0
- Outcome
- microbial counts (bacteria, Actinomycetes and Fungi)e0
- Direction
- higheste0
- Comparator
- State recommendations + 10 FYM/ha once in a yeare0
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e0“highest microbial counts (bacteria, Actinomycetes and Fungi) under 100 % organic treatment over treatment of State recommendations + 10 FYM/ha once in a year”