Satendra Kumar*, Ravindra Kumar1, Pramod Kumar, Pradeep Kumar, Yogesh Kumar
and S.P. Singh
Department of Soil Science, S.V.P. University of Agriculture & Technology, Meerut
1Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Rampur
Email: drskk1@gmail.com
Received-11.01.2017, Revised-21.01.2017
Abstract: Soil health is towards deteriorating because of continuous use of chemical fertilizers keeping in view experiment were conducted on Integrated nutrient management with different treatment of Prilled Urea, FYM and Green manuring in rice crop and its effect on succeeding wheat crop. The experimental field having pH 7.9 (1:2.5 soil and water), cation exchange capacity 11.1 Cmol (p+) kg -1 and available N, P and K 165.5, 60 and 90.1 kg ha-1 respectively. Experiment were laid out in RBD with ten treatment combinations in four replications on rice Variety Pant-10 and Wheat var. K-8804. It is reveled that the addition of green manuring proved superior to FYM in terms of yield and their parameters of rice crop. On an average highest total uptake (128.90 q ha-1) was recorded in treatment T5 (N 60 through PU + N 60 through GM) followed by T4 (120 kg N ha-1 through PU) i.e. 123.52 kg ha-1.
Keywords: FYM, Grean manure, Productivity, Wheat crop
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