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  • Response of Stubble Shaving Times on Ratoon Yield of Different Sugarcane Genotypes

    Abhisek Shrestha, Bharti Thapa, Anil Gautam
    10-13

    Article ID: 2991
    474  (Abstract) 140  (Download)

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    Ratooning is common practice done in sugarcane with purpose of reducing the total cost of cultivation and early cane maturity. More than 35% of sugarcane productivity is lost due to improper attention of the farmers towards ratoons. Majority of farmers reported that the ratoonability wasn’t good when harvested in December-January. This experiment was carried... More

    2021-05-10
  • Correlation and Path Coefficient Analyses of Yield in Cacao (Theobroma cacao L.)

    Omotayo Olalekan Adenuga, Abigail Funlayo Adepoju, Ibrahim Olalekan Sobowale, Olayinka Olufemi Olaniyi, Oluwatobi James Areola, Terkula Felix Nyamkyume
    1-8

    Article ID: 4694
    268  (Abstract) 181  (Download)

    Abstract:

    Cacao (Theobroma cacao L.) is an important commodity tree crop which produces the cocoa bean, a major source of income for most West African countries and many smallholder farmers. Declining yield of cacao is a major limitation to cocoa production in Nigeria. This study aimed at determining the correlations of the phenotypic traits that were... More

    2022-07-12
  • Evaluating Rice Biodiversity and Yields of Upland Rice Landraces Grown in Shifting Cultivation in Bandarban, Bangladesh

    Abdul Hamid, Jatish C. Biswas, M. Mahirul Islam Biswas, Faruque H. Mollah, Thwi Mong Marma, Aung Swiy Sing Marma, Mong Sanue Marma, Kironmoy Dewan
    31-38

    Article ID: 3033
    514  (Abstract) 164  (Download)

    Abstract:

    Shifting cultivation, popularly known as jhum, is a dominant form of agriculture in the Chattogram Hill Tracts (CHT) of Bangladesh with upland rice being the major component of the system. The region is known for its rice biodiversity, which is under threat. This study was an attempt to explore the extent of rice biodiversity... More

    2021-05-10
  • Response of Green Gram (Vigna Radiata (L.))Wilczek to Inter Row Spacing and Phosphorus under Semi-arid Conditions of Eritrea

    N. N. Angiras, Mebrahtom Tesfazghi, Selam Abraham
    16-22

    Article ID: 2723
    427  (Abstract) 133  (Download)

    Abstract:

    Green gram (Vigna radiata (L.) wilczek,) commonly known as moong or mung bean or golden gram was introduced to Eritrea as a pulse crop by Ministry of Agriculture at its National Agricultural Research Institute (NARI) in collaboration with Association for Strengthening Agricultural Research in Eastern and Central Africa (ASARECA) in 2012. But its agronomic practices... More

    2021-03-29
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