Effect of surface compaction, moisture storage and fertility levels on moisture use, yield and growth characteristics of wheat under dry-land farming conditions

By:

PIARA Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana P.A.U 1971Edition: COADescription: 48LSubject(s):

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T 633.11 P52E

Summary: The crop utilized 4 7 cm more water under high initial moisture storage compared with low moisture storage and yielded 331 kg more under former Fertilizer increased the grain yield significantly But the lower dose of 45 kg N/ha yielded more than 90 kg N/h

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The crop utilized 4 7 cm more water under high initial moisture storage compared with low moisture storage and yielded 331 kg more under former Fertilizer increased the grain yield significantly But the lower dose of 45 kg N/ha yielded more than 90 kg N/h

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