Nutritional requirements of rice nursery

By:

SANDHU, Paramjeet Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana 1983Description: 123, 9LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

633.183 7 S15N

Summary: Application of N 120 produced 40% more dry matter of rice nursery than that obtained with N60 Green manuring fared better over other organic manures (farmyard, piggery, poultry and azolla) at N60 level Application of higher dose of nitrogen did not enhanc

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Application of N 120 produced 40% more dry matter of rice nursery than that obtained with N60 Green manuring fared better over other organic manures (farmyard, piggery, poultry and azolla) at N60 level Application of higher dose of nitrogen did not enhanc

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