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volume 25 issue 3 (september 2004) : 225 - 230

CLIMATOLOGICAL APPROACH TO SCHEDULING IRRIGATION IN SOYBEAN - AREVIEW

N
N.K. Prabhakaran
A
A. Christopher Lourduraj
1Associate Professors (Agronomy) Department of Agronomy. Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore - 641003, India

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Cite article:- Prabhakaran N.K., Lourduraj Christopher A. (2025). CLIMATOLOGICAL APPROACH TO SCHEDULING IRRIGATION IN SOYBEAN - AREVIEW. Agricultural Reviews. 25(3): 225 - 230. doi: .

ABSTRACT

Climatic parameters play an important role in governing water need of soybean and the assessment of water need based on day-to-day weather parameters, seems to be more rational than any other method. Various IW/CPE ratios were attributed for higher yield of soybean, ranging from 0.70 to 1.20. Higher plant height, leaf area index and dry matter production in soybean recorded under adequate moisture is attributed to better vegetative growth caused by more absorption and utilization of nutrients. Increase in yield attributes and yield of soybean results due to supply of adequate moisture. In general, irrigation water use efficiency decreased with an increase in IW/CPE ratios.

KEYWORDS

    REFERENCES

    1. Bennie. A.T.R eta/. (1982). Field Crops Res., 5: 31-43.
    2. Borowczak. F. et a/. (1996). In : Soyabean Abst., 21: 84.
    3. Chapman. A.L. and Muchow, RC. (1985). Field Crops Res.• 11: 69-79.
    4. Chaudhary. OK and Singh, L (1990). J. Indian Soc. Soil Sci.. 38: 142-144.
    5. Chauhan. DR et al. (1991). Indian J. Agron., 36: 363-367.
    6. Constable, GA and Hearn, AB. (1978). Aust. J. PI. Physiol., 5: 159-167.
    7. Deolankar. KP. and Mongal. A.D. (1998). In: Soyabean Abst., 21: 85.
    8. Dubey, O.P. eta!. (1995). IndianJ. Agron., 40: 616-619.
    9. Eck, H.U. etal. (1987). Field Crops Res., 17: 1-6.
    10. Foroud, N. et al. (1993). Field Crops Res., 31: 195-209.
    11. Gajendra Pal and Banarsi Lal (1993). Indian J. Agron., 38: 129-131.
    12. Gerrit Hoogenboom et a/. (1987). Agron. J., 79: 598-607.
    13. Haradagatti, S.S. et a!. (1996). Adv. Agric. Res. India, 6: 124-129.
    14. Hobbs, E.H. and Muendel. H.H. (1983). Can. J. PI. Sci.. 63: 855-860.
    15. Hoogenboom, G. eta!. (1987). Agron. J., 79: 607-614.
    16. Huck, M.G. et a!. (1983). PI. Physiol., 73: 422-427.
    17. Huck, M.G. eta/. (1986). Agron. J., 78: 807-813.
    18. Hukkeri, S.B. and Pandey, S.L. (1977). In: Water Requirement and Irrigation Mananagement of Crops in India.
    19. Centre. Indian Agricultural Research Insitute. New Delhi, pp. 163-273..
    20. Hutchinson, KL et a/. (1983). In: Annual Progress Report. Lousiana State University. pp. 153-160.
    21. Itoh, K and Kamura, A (1986). Japanese J. Crop Sci, 55: 367-373.
    22. Itoh, K and Kamura, A (1987). JapaneseJ. Crop. Sci., 56: 109-114.
    23. Jayapaul, P. et al. (1996). Madras Agric. J., 83: 647-650.
    24. Jorge. A et al. (1989). Field Crops Res., 20: 81-93.
    25. Karlen, D.L. et al. (1982). Agron. J., 74: 297-303.
    26. Khodambashi, M. eta!. (1988). IndianJ. Agric. Sci., 18: 51-62. :j
    27. Korte, L.L 'et al. (1983). Crop Sci., 23: 521-527.
    28. Krishnamoorthy, v.v. eta/. (1983). Madras Agric. J., 70: 581-583.
    29. Magadum, AB. et al. (1990). Farming Systems, 6: 71-76.
    30. Muchow. R.e. and Sinclair, T.K (1986). Field Crops Res., 15: 143-156.
    31. Neyshabouri, MR and Hatfield.lL (1986). Field Crops Res., 15: 73-84.
    32. Pahalwan, D.K and Tripathi, KS. (1984). Indian J. Agron., 29: 559-560.
    33. Pandey, N. et a1. (1995). Indian J. Agron., 40: 306-308.
    34. Patel. J.B. and Patel. J.S. (1995). Int. Arachis Newsletter, 15: 83-85.
    35. Patel, J.e. and Singh, KM. (1980). Indian J. Agron., 25: 122-128.
    36. Prabhakar, M. and Saraf, C.S. (1991). Indian J. Agron., 36: 357-362.
    37. Prihar, S.s. et a!. (1975). In : Proc. Second World Congress, Int. Water Resources Association, New Delhi, pp. 343-351.
    38. Purushothaman, S. et al. (1992). Madras Agric. J., 79: 473-476.
    39. Rajput, KL. et a/. (1991). Indian J. Agron., 36: 290-291.
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    41. Ramalingasamy, K and Narasimhan, KL (1981). Andhra Agric. J., 28: 95-100.
    42. Ramesh, P. and Gopalswamy, N. (1992). Indian J. Agron., 37: 126-129.
    43. Rao, G.S.S. and Reddy, T.K (1990). J. Res. APAU., 18: 52-53.
    44. Ravi Barathi. P. (1994). M.Sc. (Ag.) Thesis. Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore.
    45. Reddy, KN.S. 'et al. (1973). Indian J. Agron., 13: 233-236.
    46. Sahoo, J. (1988). In: Proc. Natn. Seminar on Crop yield Reseponse to Water, pp. 25-38.
    47. Schulze, LD. (1987). In: Diss. Abstr. Int., 47: 4354 B - 4355 B.
    48. Senthilkumar, P. (1990). M.Sc. (Ag.) Thesis, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore.
    49. Sharma, R.A. and Dixit, K (1988). J. Indian Soc. Soil Sci., 36: 205-210.
    50. Sharma, SK and Pahalwan, DK (1985). JNKVV Res. J., 19: 41-43.
    51. Sinclair, T.K et a/. (1987). Agron. J., 79: 986-991.
    52. Singaram, S. (1990). M.Sc. (Ag.) Thesis, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore.
    53. Singh. KD. and Singh, N.P. (1993). Ann. Agric. Res.. 14: 95-99.
    54. Singh, A and Tripathi, N.C. (1972). Indian J. Agric. Sci.. 42: 582-585.
    55. Singh. B.P. and Whitson, E.N. (1976). Agron. J.. 68: 834-835.
    56. 230 AGRICULTURAL REVIEWS
    57. Sridhara, S. and Thimmegowda. S. (1994). Indian Agric., 38: 21-26.
    58. Sridhara, S. et al. (1997). Crop Res. (Hisar), 14: 377-385.
    59. Synder, R.L. etal. (1982). Agron. J., 74: 855-859.
    60. Taylor, H.M. et aJ. (1982). Field Crops Res., 5: 1-14.
    61. Thompson, J.A. (1984). Agric. Sci., 52: 174-175.
    62. Wang. G. et al. (1993). Field Crops Res., 32: 257-268.
    63. Whigham. D.K. (1983). In: Potential Productivity ofField Crops under Different Environments. IRRI Publication. pp. 205-225.
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      volume 25 issue 3 (september 2004) : 225 - 230

      CLIMATOLOGICAL APPROACH TO SCHEDULING IRRIGATION IN SOYBEAN - AREVIEW

      N
      N.K. Prabhakaran
      A
      A. Christopher Lourduraj
      1Associate Professors (Agronomy) Department of Agronomy. Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore - 641003, India

      • Submitted|

      • First Online |

      • doi

      Cite article:- Prabhakaran N.K., Lourduraj Christopher A. (2025). CLIMATOLOGICAL APPROACH TO SCHEDULING IRRIGATION IN SOYBEAN - AREVIEW. Agricultural Reviews. 25(3): 225 - 230. doi: .

      ABSTRACT

      Climatic parameters play an important role in governing water need of soybean and the assessment of water need based on day-to-day weather parameters, seems to be more rational than any other method. Various IW/CPE ratios were attributed for higher yield of soybean, ranging from 0.70 to 1.20. Higher plant height, leaf area index and dry matter production in soybean recorded under adequate moisture is attributed to better vegetative growth caused by more absorption and utilization of nutrients. Increase in yield attributes and yield of soybean results due to supply of adequate moisture. In general, irrigation water use efficiency decreased with an increase in IW/CPE ratios.

      KEYWORDS

        REFERENCES

        1. Bennie. A.T.R eta/. (1982). Field Crops Res., 5: 31-43.
        2. Borowczak. F. et a/. (1996). In : Soyabean Abst., 21: 84.
        3. Chapman. A.L. and Muchow, RC. (1985). Field Crops Res.• 11: 69-79.
        4. Chaudhary. OK and Singh, L (1990). J. Indian Soc. Soil Sci.. 38: 142-144.
        5. Chauhan. DR et al. (1991). Indian J. Agron., 36: 363-367.
        6. Constable, GA and Hearn, AB. (1978). Aust. J. PI. Physiol., 5: 159-167.
        7. Deolankar. KP. and Mongal. A.D. (1998). In: Soyabean Abst., 21: 85.
        8. Dubey, O.P. eta!. (1995). IndianJ. Agron., 40: 616-619.
        9. Eck, H.U. etal. (1987). Field Crops Res., 17: 1-6.
        10. Foroud, N. et al. (1993). Field Crops Res., 31: 195-209.
        11. Gajendra Pal and Banarsi Lal (1993). Indian J. Agron., 38: 129-131.
        12. Gerrit Hoogenboom et a/. (1987). Agron. J., 79: 598-607.
        13. Haradagatti, S.S. et a!. (1996). Adv. Agric. Res. India, 6: 124-129.
        14. Hobbs, E.H. and Muendel. H.H. (1983). Can. J. PI. Sci.. 63: 855-860.
        15. Hoogenboom, G. eta!. (1987). Agron. J., 79: 607-614.
        16. Huck, M.G. et a!. (1983). PI. Physiol., 73: 422-427.
        17. Huck, M.G. eta/. (1986). Agron. J., 78: 807-813.
        18. Hukkeri, S.B. and Pandey, S.L. (1977). In: Water Requirement and Irrigation Mananagement of Crops in India.
        19. Centre. Indian Agricultural Research Insitute. New Delhi, pp. 163-273..
        20. Hutchinson, KL et a/. (1983). In: Annual Progress Report. Lousiana State University. pp. 153-160.
        21. Itoh, K and Kamura, A (1986). Japanese J. Crop Sci, 55: 367-373.
        22. Itoh, K and Kamura, A (1987). JapaneseJ. Crop. Sci., 56: 109-114.
        23. Jayapaul, P. et al. (1996). Madras Agric. J., 83: 647-650.
        24. Jorge. A et al. (1989). Field Crops Res., 20: 81-93.
        25. Karlen, D.L. et al. (1982). Agron. J., 74: 297-303.
        26. Khodambashi, M. eta!. (1988). IndianJ. Agric. Sci., 18: 51-62. :j
        27. Korte, L.L 'et al. (1983). Crop Sci., 23: 521-527.
        28. Krishnamoorthy, v.v. eta/. (1983). Madras Agric. J., 70: 581-583.
        29. Magadum, AB. et al. (1990). Farming Systems, 6: 71-76.
        30. Muchow. R.e. and Sinclair, T.K (1986). Field Crops Res., 15: 143-156.
        31. Neyshabouri, MR and Hatfield.lL (1986). Field Crops Res., 15: 73-84.
        32. Pahalwan, D.K and Tripathi, KS. (1984). Indian J. Agron., 29: 559-560.
        33. Pandey, N. et a1. (1995). Indian J. Agron., 40: 306-308.
        34. Patel. J.B. and Patel. J.S. (1995). Int. Arachis Newsletter, 15: 83-85.
        35. Patel, J.e. and Singh, KM. (1980). Indian J. Agron., 25: 122-128.
        36. Prabhakar, M. and Saraf, C.S. (1991). Indian J. Agron., 36: 357-362.
        37. Prihar, S.s. et a!. (1975). In : Proc. Second World Congress, Int. Water Resources Association, New Delhi, pp. 343-351.
        38. Purushothaman, S. et al. (1992). Madras Agric. J., 79: 473-476.
        39. Rajput, KL. et a/. (1991). Indian J. Agron., 36: 290-291.
        40. Rajput, KL. eta!. (1994). Agric. Sci Digest, 14: 133-135.
        41. Ramalingasamy, K and Narasimhan, KL (1981). Andhra Agric. J., 28: 95-100.
        42. Ramesh, P. and Gopalswamy, N. (1992). Indian J. Agron., 37: 126-129.
        43. Rao, G.S.S. and Reddy, T.K (1990). J. Res. APAU., 18: 52-53.
        44. Ravi Barathi. P. (1994). M.Sc. (Ag.) Thesis. Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore.
        45. Reddy, KN.S. 'et al. (1973). Indian J. Agron., 13: 233-236.
        46. Sahoo, J. (1988). In: Proc. Natn. Seminar on Crop yield Reseponse to Water, pp. 25-38.
        47. Schulze, LD. (1987). In: Diss. Abstr. Int., 47: 4354 B - 4355 B.
        48. Senthilkumar, P. (1990). M.Sc. (Ag.) Thesis, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore.
        49. Sharma, R.A. and Dixit, K (1988). J. Indian Soc. Soil Sci., 36: 205-210.
        50. Sharma, SK and Pahalwan, DK (1985). JNKVV Res. J., 19: 41-43.
        51. Sinclair, T.K et a/. (1987). Agron. J., 79: 986-991.
        52. Singaram, S. (1990). M.Sc. (Ag.) Thesis, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore.
        53. Singh. KD. and Singh, N.P. (1993). Ann. Agric. Res.. 14: 95-99.
        54. Singh, A and Tripathi, N.C. (1972). Indian J. Agric. Sci.. 42: 582-585.
        55. Singh. B.P. and Whitson, E.N. (1976). Agron. J.. 68: 834-835.
        56. 230 AGRICULTURAL REVIEWS
        57. Sridhara, S. and Thimmegowda. S. (1994). Indian Agric., 38: 21-26.
        58. Sridhara, S. et al. (1997). Crop Res. (Hisar), 14: 377-385.
        59. Synder, R.L. etal. (1982). Agron. J., 74: 855-859.
        60. Taylor, H.M. et aJ. (1982). Field Crops Res., 5: 1-14.
        61. Thompson, J.A. (1984). Agric. Sci., 52: 174-175.
        62. Wang. G. et al. (1993). Field Crops Res., 32: 257-268.
        63. Whigham. D.K. (1983). In: Potential Productivity ofField Crops under Different Environments. IRRI Publication. pp. 205-225.
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