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Residual Effects of Lablab Green Manure on Root Rot Pathogens and Performance of Common Bean (Phaseolus Vulgaris L) [PDF]
Innovations in Agriculture, 2023 Organic manures often have considerable residual effect on the subsequent crops in the soil. Residual effects of lablab green manure on root rot pathogens and bean crop establishment was evaluated by conducting field experiments at two sites with varying
Oliver Okumu +3 more
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Legume-based green manure crops.
, 2017 Legume-based green manures (LGMs) are crops that are grown with the specific purpose of improving soil quality and consequently the long-term productivity of crops. Although the traditional focus has been on the supply of nitrogen (N) to the system, they have a wide range of potential benefits that include improving soil quality, reducing soil erosion ...
Baddeley, John A +7 more
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THE USE OF GREEN FERTILIZERS AS ONE OF THE ASPECTS OF GREENING OF AGRICULTURE
Зерновое хозяйство России, 2018 The reproduction of natural soil fertility is the most important direction in solving the problem of sustainable development of agriculture and the entire agro-industrial complex.
L. V. Rudakova, E. V. Kravtsova
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Bioresource Nutrient Recycling in the Rice–Wheat Cropping System: Cornerstone of Organic Agriculture
Plants, 2021 This study evaluated the impact of conventional practices (fertilizer alone) and diverse farming approaches (such as green manuring, farmyard manure application, rice-residue incorporation, residue mulching, residue removal and residue burning) on soil ...
Saba Nazir +9 more
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Further Studies on Guar as Green Manure Cum Vegetable Crop
Madras Agricultural Journal, 1960 Guar or Clusterbeans (Cyamposis tetragonaloba) is a leguminous crop which can be successfully grown as green manure in gardenlands. The crop grows quickly putting up luxuriant growth and can be incorporated into the soil in 60 days.
A. SUBRAMANIAM and S. PREMSEKAR
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Journal of Integrative Agriculture, 2023 Green manure–crop rotation is a sustainable approach to protect crops against diseases and improve yield. However, the mechanism by which green manuring manipulates the crop-associated microbial community remains to be elucidated.
Hai LIANG +5 more
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AgricultureGreen manure can improve soil fertility by influencing the structure of the soil microbial community and enzyme activity, which in turn affects the main cropping system, and can reduce the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, thus reducing ...
Yifei Wang +4 more
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Madras Agricultural Journal, 1952 In the districts of Chingleput, North Arcot and Chittoor, the bulk of the area under paddy is sown under semi-dry conditions. The sowing is done in July-August, usually by means of a gorru, after the onset of the South West monsoon.
M. K. VENKATASUBRAMANIAN AND K. DORAIRAJ
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Performance of Different Green Manuring Crops in Bangladesh
Research in Agriculture Livestock and Fisheries, 2021 An experiment was conducted at Sher-e-bangla Agricultural University during May to July, 2016 to examine the morpho-physical potentiality of eight green manure species and these species are viz. Sesbania aculeata, Sesbania rostrata, Crotalaria juncea, Vigna unguiculata, Vigna mungo, Vigna radiata, Leucaena leucocephala and Mimosa pudica. Leaves number,
Israt Jahan Irin, Parimal Biswas
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Madras Agricultural Journal, 1997 Field experiments were conducted during the year 1992-93 with different levels of basic slag and green leaf manure, using ADT-36 rice as test crop. The results revealed that the application of basic slag at various levels significantly increased the ...
S. MOHANDAS +1 more
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