Agricultural and Biological Sciences
8 years ago

FIRB planting boosts wheat yield by 50% with integrated nutrient management

The Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences
Effects of nutrient management and planting systems on root phenology and grain yield of wheat (Triticum aestivum)
Babu Lal Meena, Ashutosh Singh, B. S. Phogat, Hemant Sharma

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A study looked at how different ways of planting wheat and managing nutrients affect root growth and grain yield. They found that a planting system called FIRB led to better root growth compared to the conventional system. Also, using a mix of nutrients like RDF, FYM, biofertilizer, and zinc resulted in higher wheat yields than just using RDF alone. Overall, the FIRB planting system and the nutrient mix of RDF, FYM, biofertilizer, and zinc gave the best results for root growth and wheat yield.