Sustaining soil productivity by integrated plant nutrient management in wheat based cropping system under rainfed conditions

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The study of the use of organic (FYM) and inorganic (NPK) nutrient sources with biofertiliser on wheat-fallow and wheat-maize cropping system under rainfed environment revealed significant increase in biometric parameters of wheat during winter and summer seasons of two years. During both the seasons, application of 1/2 NPK + 1/2 FYM + Biopower (brand) produced the highest grain yield (3684 kg/ha) and (3781 kg/ha) of wheat with the maximum N uptake of 357 kg/ha, P uptake of 51 kg/ha and K uptake of 215 kg/ha. Wheat-maize cropping system was found to be profitable economically with integrated use of mineral and organic and/or Biopower under rainfed conditions of Pakistan.

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Dilshad, M., Lone, M. I., Jilani, G., Malik, M. A., Yousaf, M., Khalid, R., & Shamim, F. (2011). Sustaining soil productivity by integrated plant nutrient management in wheat based cropping system under rainfed conditions. Pakistan Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research Series B: Biological Sciences, 54(1), 9–17. https://doi.org/10.52763/pjsir.biol.sci.54.1.2011.9.17

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