Current Science · 2009 · 39 citations · 10 references
AgricultureAgronomyCrop SciencesCrop ManagementCrop ProductionNutrient ManagementAgricultural Emissions ReductionGreenhouse Gas MitigationGreenhouse Gas ProductionMethane MitigationNitrogen ManagementTillage SystemsAgricultural Methane ReductionAgricultural Soil Greenhouse Gas ProductionMethaneMethane Emission ControlMethane Emission IntensityMethane Emission InventoriesMethane Emissions From AgricultureTillage Effects On Greenhouse Gas Production
A field experiment was conducted to know the effect of rice sowing and transplanting methods as well as nutrient management through 12 treatments were assessed during kharif 2004 at Crop Research Centre, Pantnagar. The maximum methane flux was recorded in 100% NPK + straw + manual transplanting practice (7.70 mg m ―2 h ―1 ), whereas the lowest 0.70 mg m ―2 h ―1 in vermicompost + direct sowing. The treatment 100% NPK + sulphur + manual transplanting gave higher grain yield of rice (6.85 t ha ―1 ) and CH 4 emission (2.25 mg m ―2 h ―1 ). However, the treatment 100% NPK + sulphur + direct sowing was effective in reducing methane flux (1.57 mg m ―2 h ―1 ) with higher rice grain yield of 6.62 t ha ―1 .
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Plant Population Effects on Growth and Yield in Water‐Seeded Rice
Baird C. Miller, James Hill, S. Roberts · Agronomy Journal · 1991 · 120 citations
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