Effect pf cross-ploughing, line-sowing and weeding operation on performance of rice (Oryza satisa) varieties under rainfed lowland situatuion
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Keywords:
Oryza sativa, cross-ploughing, line-sowing, weed-free, weedy situation, superfine riceAbstract
A field experiment was conducted duriug the wet season (June-December) of 1991 and 1992 at Cuttack 10 assessthe efficiency of traditional system of crOss-ploughing (beushan) and line-sowing in direct-seeded rice (Oryza sativa
L.) under hand-weedted and unweeded (weedy control) conditions. These long-duration photo-sensitive rice varieties
of different quality were studied, viz 'T 141 '(local and fine), 'Moti' (medium statured, high-yielding and fine) and
'Padmini' (tall, high-yielding and super-fine). Cross-ploughing was found significantly superior to no-cross-ploughing
(no beushan) in terms of grain yield and weed control and gave 38% higher yield with 'Moti' rice. But 'Padmini' did
not give any extra yield, rather it gave 12% less yield. Line-sown crop alone with 2 hand-weedings gave 22% higher
grain yield than cross-ploughing. Several weeds (wild rices) were observed in the rainfed lowland rice ecosystem,
which could be eliminated through line-sowing method.
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CHANDRA, D., SAHOO, K. M., & RAM, S. (2013). Effect pf cross-ploughing, line-sowing and weeding operation on performance of rice (Oryza satisa) varieties under rainfed lowland situatuion. The Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences, 68(2). https://epubs.icar.org.in/index.php/IJAgS/article/view/27303