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Vol. 12, Issue 7 (2023)

Impact of residue retention and incorporation rice-maize cropping system yield, nutrient uptake, and soil health

Author(s):
Mukesh Kumar Pandey and Ankita Singh
Abstract:
Field experiments on rice-maize cropping systems were undertaken in Vertisols at IGKV, Raipur, during Kharif 2016-17 and Rabi 2017-18, to investigate the influence of residue management on yield, nutrient absorption, and soil health. Ten treatments of rice and maize were used in the rice-maize cropping system for nitrogen control in RDF and the incorporation of alternate crop residue in the soil. Six metrics were used to assess the system's performance: REY, ANR, AUE, PUE, PE, and SP. The study's findings suggested that the treatment T5- 100% RDF [(N100 P60 K40) Rice - Maize (N120 P60 K40] was superior. T1- F P - [(N103 P57.5 K45) Rice - Maize (N155 P115 K45)], T3- 100% RDF [(N100 P60 K40) Rice - Maize (N120 P60 K40)] generated the highest profitable yields of grain and straw, and this treatment was equivalent to T1- F P - [(N103 P57.5 K45) Rice - Maize (N155 P115 K45)]. T4-100% RDF [(N100 P60 K40) Rice - Maize (N120 P60 K40)] [(N100 P60 K40) Rice - Maize (N120 P60 K40) Trichoderma was present during both years. The study's findings suggested that the treatment T5- 100% RDF [(N100 P60 K40) Rice - Maize (N120 P60 K40] was superior. T1- F P - [(N103 P57.5 K45) Rice - Maize (N155 P115 K45)], T3- 100% RDF [(N100 P60 K40) Rice - Maize (N120 P60 K40)] generated the highest profitable yields of grain and straw, and this treatment was equivalent to T1- F P - [(N103 P57.5 K45) Rice - Maize (N155 P115 K45)]. T4-100% RDF [(N100 P60 K40) Rice - Maize (N120 P60 K40)] [(N100 P60 K40) Rice - Maize (N120 P60 K40) Trichoderma was present during both years Farmers typically utilize 258:172:90 kg ha-1 N: P: K in the rice-maize system, combined with residue incorporation in the soil. The current study with RDF 220:120:80 kg ha-1 N: P: K resulted in productivity comparable to farmers but with nutrient savings (38:52:10 kg ha-1 N: P: K) as well as maintaining and improving soil health in this system as compared to initial soil status as reflected by treatment T5- 100% RDF [(N100 P60 K40)]. Rice (N120 P60 K40) - Maize (N120 P60 K40) 25% P2O5 at RI and 75% as basal + Trichoderma, with an increase in 13.5% N, 18.6% P, 9.6% K, and 17.54% organic carbon in the soil after completing a two-year cycle of rice-maize cropping system, with lowered pH and EC of soil.
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How to cite this article:
Mukesh Kumar Pandey, Ankita Singh. Impact of residue retention and incorporation rice-maize cropping system yield, nutrient uptake, and soil health. Pharma Innovation 2023;12(7):3021-3028.

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