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Delta yield reflects better site-specific crop response in multi-locational trial

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Title Delta yield reflects better site-specific crop response in multi-locational trial
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Creator D. V. K. Nageswara Rao, K. Surekha and P. G. S. Manjusha
 
Subject Potential yield, environment, Yield gaps
 
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India is the second largest producer of
rice and transformation of India from being a net importer to the world’s largest
exporter is a spectacular achievement.
The credit for this forward leap in rice
production essentially goes to the All
India Coordinated Rice Improvement
Project (AICRIP) of the Indian Council
of Agricultural Research that was initiated in 1965. The objective of AICRIP
is to conduct multi-location trials to
identify suitable genotypes of high yield
potential along with appropriate crop
management practices. The burgeoning
population in India needs to produce
about 120 Mt of rice annually by the year
2025, i.e. an additional production of
about 1.5 Mt per year1
. This increased
production has to necessarily come from
increased productivity rather than increase in area under rice.
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Date 2022-04-02T14:11:48Z
2022-04-02T14:11:48Z
2021-04-25
 
Type Other
 
Identifier Rao, D. V. K., Surekha, K., & Manjusha, P. G. S. (2021). Delta yield reflects better site-specific crop response in multi-locational trial. CURRENT SCIENCE, 120(8), 1291-1292.
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http://krishi.icar.gov.in/jspui/handle/123456789/71153
 
Language English
 
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