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Vol. 10 (4) : July-August 2019 issue
Green Farming Vol. 10 (4) : 414-418 ; July-August, 2019
Effect of nutrient and residue management practices on yield and nutrient uptake of maize in rice – maize cropping systems
MUKESH KUMAR PANDEYa1*,  NARENDRA PANDEYa2  and  AJAY VERMAb3
aDepartment of Agronomy, College of Agriculture,  bDepartment of Farm Machinery & Power Engineering, Faculty of Agril. Engineering , Indira Gandhi Krishi Vishwavidyalaya, Raipur - 432 012 (Chhattisgarh)
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1Ph.D. Scholar *(mukesh.panday7@gmail.com), 2,3Professor
Subject : Agronomy and Crop Production
Paper No. : P-7670
Total Pages : 5
Received : 12 July 2019
Revised accepted : 27 July 2019
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MUKESH KUMAR PANDEY, NARENDRA PANDEY and AJAY VERMA. 2019. Effect of nutrient and residue management practices on yield and nutrient uptake of maize in rice – maize cropping systems. Green Farming Vol. 10 (4) : 414-418 ; July-August, 2019

ABSTRACT
The experiment was conducted in rabi 2016-17 and 2017-18 on hybrid maize comprising ten treatments in nutrient and residue management practices, viz. T1 - F P (N155 P115 K45), T2 - 100% RDF (N120 P60 K40), T3 - 100% RDF [N120 P60 (25 % P2O5 at RI and 75% as basal) K40], T4 - 100% RDF (N120 P60 K40) + Trichoderma and T5 - 100% RDF [N120 P60 (25 % P2O5 at RI and 75% as basal) K40] + Trichoderma, T6 - 75% RDF (N75 P45 K30), T7 - 75% RDF [N90 P45 (25 % P2O5 at RI and 75% as basal) K30 , T8 - 75% RDF (N90 P45 K30) + Trichoderma, T9 - 75% RDF [N90 P45 (25 % P2O5 at RI and 75% as basal) K30] + Trichoderma and T10 – control. The results of maize revealed that application of T5 -100% RDF [N120 P60 (25 % P2O5 at RI and 75% as basal) K40] +Trichoderma produced the highest grain (81.3 q ha-1) and stover yield (136.1 q ha-1) and nitrogen uptake by grain (89.5 kg ha-1) and stover (131.5 kg ha-1). The highest phosphorus (33.3 and 43.8 kg ha-1) and potassium uptake (94 and 137 kg ha-1) by grain and stover, respectively was obtained under T1- F P (N155 P115 K45). The comparable performance of above parameters were also noticed under the treatments of T1 - F P (N155 P115 K45), T2 - 100% RDF (N120 P60 K40), T3 - 100% RDF [N120 P60 (25 % P2O5 at RI and 75% as basal) K40] and T4 - 100% RDF (N120 P60 K40) + Trichoderma.
Key words :
Crop residue, Maize (Zea mays L), Nutrient uptake, Yield.