Abstract
The experiment was conducted at the farmer’s fields of three Charlands in Bangladesh during November 2019 to July 2020 for establishing new technologies for enhancement of productivity through innovative soil management practices. The experiments were established in a randomized complete block design using six treatments and three replications. Treatments of the experiments were T1 = FP (Farmers’ Practice) (Control), T2 = RF (Recommended Fertilizer) + Vermicompost (3t/ha), T3 = RF (Recommended Fertilizer) + Quick Compost (3t/ha), T4 = RF (Recommended Fertilizer) + Standard Organic Fertilizers (3t/ha), T5 = RF (Recommended Fertilizer) + Poultry Manure (3t/ha) and T6 = RF (Recommended Fertilizer) + Biochar (3t/ha). The soil status in all selected Charlands were very low to optimum. Results of the experiment showed that application of organic fertilizers along with inorganic fertilizers produced significant (p<0.05) variation in growth and yield parameters of the crops. The findings from the study showed that different organic fertilizers showed better performance compared to Farmer’s practice. The statistically maximum fruit yield (41.35t/ha) of pumpkin, grain yield (3.24t/ha) of millet and tuber yield (43.69t/ha) of sweet potato was recorded in biochar treated T6 treatment compared to other treatments. Besides, the statistically highest fresh fruit yield (29.50t/ha) of snake gourd, fresh fruit yield (20.80t/ha) of okra and yield (74.16t/ha) of Indian spinach were recorded in poultry manure treated T5 treatment compared to other treatments. Comparatively higher growth and yield of different crops were obtained from poultry manure along with inorganic fertilizers which was followed by biochar and quick compost application. It is recommended to the farmers to use organic fertilizers along with inorganic fertilizers.
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Fertilizer combinations significantly varied crop growth and yield.
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e0“application of organic fertilizers along with inorganic fertilizers produced significant (p<0.05) variation in growth and yield parameters of the crops”
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Biochar T6 yielded the maximum pumpkin fruit yield of 41.35t/ha.
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e0“statistically maximum fruit yield (41.35t/ha) of pumpkin, grain yield (3.24t/ha) of millet and tuber yield (43.69t/ha) of sweet potato was recorded in biochar treated T6 treatment compared to other treatments”
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Biochar T6 yielded the maximum millet grain yield of 3.24t/ha.
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e0“statistically maximum fruit yield (41.35t/ha) of pumpkin, grain yield (3.24t/ha) of millet and tuber yield (43.69t/ha) of sweet potato was recorded in biochar treated T6 treatment compared to other treatments”
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Biochar T6 yielded the maximum sweet potato tuber yield of 43.69t/ha.
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- sweet potato
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- tuber yielde0
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e0“statistically maximum fruit yield (41.35t/ha) of pumpkin, grain yield (3.24t/ha) of millet and tuber yield (43.69t/ha) of sweet potato was recorded in biochar treated T6 treatment compared to other treatments”
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Poultry manure T5 produced the highest snake gourd fruit yield of 29.50t/ha.
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- snake gourd
Trichosanthes cucumerinae0 - Treatment
- poultry manure treated T5 treatmente0
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- fresh fruit yielde0
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- higheste0
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- 29.50t/hae0
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Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.
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e0“statistically highest fresh fruit yield (29.50t/ha) of snake gourd, fresh fruit yield (20.80t/ha) of okra and yield (74.16t/ha) of Indian spinach were recorded in poultry manure treated T5 treatment compared to other treatments”
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Poultry manure T5 produced the highest okra fruit yield of 20.80t/ha.
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- okra
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Abelmoschus esculentuse0 - Treatment
- poultry manure treated T5 treatmente0
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- fresh fruit yielde0
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- higheste0
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- 20.80t/hae0
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- other treatmentse0
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e0“statistically highest fresh fruit yield (29.50t/ha) of snake gourd, fresh fruit yield (20.80t/ha) of okra and yield (74.16t/ha) of Indian spinach were recorded in poultry manure treated T5 treatment compared to other treatments”
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Poultry manure T5 produced the highest Indian spinach yield of 74.16t/ha.
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e0“statistically highest fresh fruit yield (29.50t/ha) of snake gourd, fresh fruit yield (20.80t/ha) of okra and yield (74.16t/ha) of Indian spinach were recorded in poultry manure treated T5 treatment compared to other treatments”
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Poultry manure plus inorganic fertilizer gave comparatively higher crop growth and yield, followed by biochar and quick compost.
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e0“Comparatively higher growth and yield of different crops were obtained from poultry manure along with inorganic fertilizers which was followed by biochar and quick compost application.”
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The authors recommend organic with inorganic fertilizer for farmers.
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e0“It is recommended to the farmers to use organic fertilizers along with inorganic fertilizers.”
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