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Biological Agriculture and Horticulture, 1997
ABSTRACT Field experiments were conducted at Coimbatore, India, to evaluate the impact of cultural practices, irrigation and post-harvest trash burning on spider abundance in sugarcane fields. Exclusion of selected cultural practices; manual weed control, earthing-up and three detrashing operations significantly (p 0.05) the number of millable canes ...
S Easwaramoorthy, J Srikanth
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ABSTRACT Field experiments were conducted at Coimbatore, India, to evaluate the impact of cultural practices, irrigation and post-harvest trash burning on spider abundance in sugarcane fields. Exclusion of selected cultural practices; manual weed control, earthing-up and three detrashing operations significantly (p 0.05) the number of millable canes ...
S Easwaramoorthy, J Srikanth
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Effects of soil types and cultural practices on the fire ant, Solenopsis invicta, in sugarcane
Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment, 1986Abstract A two-year study (1984, 1985) conducted in South Louisiana sugarcane fields to investigate the effects of selected soil types and cultural practices on the abundance of the fire ant, Solenopsis invicta Buren (Hymenoptera: Formicidae), showed that the highest S. invicta populations were present in clayey fields.
A.D. Ali, W.H. Hudnall, T.E. Reagan
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The Journal of Agricultural Science, 2011
SUMMARYSugarcane (Saccharumspp.) ratoon crops comprise more than 0·50 of India's sugarcane acreage and reduce the cost of cultivation by 25–30%. However, ratooning is seldom practised beyond 1–2 ratoons because the yield declines in successive ratoons due to compacted soils with decreased fertility restricting root development and plant growth ...
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SUMMARYSugarcane (Saccharumspp.) ratoon crops comprise more than 0·50 of India's sugarcane acreage and reduce the cost of cultivation by 25–30%. However, ratooning is seldom practised beyond 1–2 ratoons because the yield declines in successive ratoons due to compacted soils with decreased fertility restricting root development and plant growth ...
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Changing Fertilizer Management Practices in Sugarcane Production: Cane Grower Survey Insights
Land, 2021Rachel HAY +2 more
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A review of field management practices impacting root health in sugarcane
Advances in Agronomy, 2022Rianto Van Antwerpen
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Effect of survey farmers’ knowledge and practices on the yield of sugarcane in Pakistan
Journal of the Saudi Society of Agricultural Sciences, 2023Munir ÖZTÜRK +2 more
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