NO-TILlAGE AND CONVENTIONAL TILlAGE SYSTEM EVALUATION FOR PRODUCTION OF WHEAT-AN ANALYSIS

Jagvir Dixit-; R.S.R. Gupta; v.P. Behl; Roshan Lal Yadav

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Indian Journal of Agricultural Research, volume 37 issue 3 (september 2003) : 199 - 203

NO-TILlAGE AND CONVENTIONAL TILlAGE SYSTEM EVALUATION FOR PRODUCTION OF WHEAT-AN ANALYSIS

Jagvir Dixit-, R.S.R. Gupta, v.P. Behl, Roshan Lal Yadav

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Cite article:- Dixit- Jagvir, Gupta R.S.R., Behl v.P., Yadav Lal Roshan (2025). NO-TILlAGE AND CONVENTIONAL TILlAGE SYSTEM EVALUATION FOR PRODUCTION OF WHEAT-AN ANALYSIS. Indian Journal of Agricultural Research. 37(3): 199 - 203. doi: .

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The evaluation studies on no-tillage and conventional tillage system were conducted during rabi 1998 at CCSHAU, Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Kaithal (Haryana). The results indicated that the wheat sown by no-till seed fertilizer drill gave 17.09% higher yield as compared to conventional method of sowing. No-tillage system required least energy and cost of production, while these requirements were about 5.5 times more in the conventional system. There was also no appreciable effect of no-tillage system on bulk density and shear strength of the soil below ploughing depth (25–30 cm). Moisture retention and moisture depletion were marginally high in no-tillage system during stress periods. A net saving of Rs. 2140 per hectare was observed with the adoption of no-till sowing of wheat crop over conventional method of sowing.

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dhiman_1986] Dhiman, S.D. and Sharma, A.P. (1986). Agric. Mechanization'Asia, Africa and Latin America, 17 (2):15-16.

[2] Hobbs, P.R. and Girl, G.S. (1996). Proc. Fifth Int. Wh~t Conf., Ankara, Turkey: 10-14.

[3] Huges, KA. and Baker, C.J. (1977). J. Agric. Engg. Res., 22: 291-301.

[4] Sharma, D.N. et al (1984). Agric. Mechanization Asia, Africa and Latin America. 15(3): 14-18.

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