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Dr. Kazi Nazrul Islam
Scientific Officer (Entomology)
RHRS, BARI, Lebukhali, Dumki, Patuakhali.

S. Hasna


G. N. Hasan


M. M. Islam


F. Ahmed


The experiment was conducted at farmers’ fields of Patuakhali sadar, Borguna sadar and Barisal sadar in Mungbean/Cowpea-Fallow-T.aman cropping pattern during 2012-13 and 2013-14. Three treatments were, T1= No biomass incorporation + Recommended fertilizer (RF) for T.aman, T2= Mungbean biomass incorporation + 50% of RF for T.aman, T3= Cowpea biomass incorporation + 50% of RF for T.aman. Results revealed that comparatively higher yield of T. aman was observed in the treatments T2 and T3 as compared to T1. During the growing period high temperature encouraged vegetative growth of mungbean/cowpea. As a result, pod formation was high. The incorporation of mungbean/cowpea biomass along with chemical fertilizers produced identical grain yields of T.aman rice with 50% of recommended fertilizers. The incorporation treatments had positive effect on succeeding T.aman rice. Considering the whole cropping system the productivity was higher. The findings of the research indicate that incorporation of biomass + 50% of recommended fertilizers application could increase yields substantially as compared to no biomass incorporation with 100% of recommended fertilizers in T.aman rice. Besides, the biomass incorporation helped maintain soil fertility, preventing further soil degradation.

  Mungbean, Cowpea, Biomass, T. aman
  Farmers’ fields of Patuakhali sadar, Borguna sadar and Barisal sadar
  00-00-2013
  00-00-2014
  Crop-Soil-Water Management
  Mungbean, Cowpea, Rice

To reduce fertilizer requirement in succeeding T. aman rice and to improve soil health through incorporation of mungbean/cowpea biomass to soil in Mungbean/Cowpea-Fallow-T.aman cropping pattern

The study locations were (site-1, site-2 and site-3) under the agro ecological zone AEZ-13 (Ganges Tidal Floodplain). The experimental site-1 was at Patuakhali sadar under Patuakhali. The site-2 was at Borguna sadar under Borguna. The site-3 was at Barisal sadar under Barisal. One farmer from each site was selected to conduct the field experiment. Each crop of the experiment comprised one treatment. Three treatments were imposed: T1= No biomass incorporation + Recommended fertilizer (RF) for T. aman, T2= Mungbean biomass incorporation + 50% of RF for T. aman, T3= Cowpea biomass incorporation+ 50% of RF for T. aman. The experiment was laid out in a randomized complete block design (RCBD) with five replications. Each replication represented a block which was divided into three unit plots. The size of the individual unit plot was 2.5 decimal. Plot to plot distance was maintained 0.5 m. A boarder area of 1m around the experimental field was also maintained.

The first crop in the cropping pattern was mungbean (var. BARI mung-6, about 1.2-1.5 t ha-1 yield potential) and cowpea (var. BARI felon-1, about 1.3-1.7 t ha-1 yield potential). After land preparation mungbean seeds of BARI mung-6 were sown in line maintaining line to line distance 30 cm and plant to plant distance 5 cm. And cowpea seeds of BARI felon-1 were sown in line maintaining line to line distance 30-40 cm and plant to plant distance 10 cm. The unit plot size was 10 m x 10 m for both crops. Seed sowing dates are presented in the following table:

Location

Mungbean

Cowpea

2012-13

2013-14

2012-13

2013-14

Patuakhali sadar

25 January 2013

02 February 2014

21 December 2012

30 December 2013

Borguna sadar

30 January 2013

07 February 2014

31 December 2012

26 December 2013

Barisal sadar

25 January 2013

03 February 2014

25 December 2012

15 December 2013

The second crop was T.aman rice (Yield potentially: 3.00-5.00 t ha-1). After pod harvesting of mungbean/cowpea, biomass of BARI Mung-6 and BARI Felon-1 were incorporated to soil. Afterwards, experimental plots were ploughed 3-4 times to cultivate T.aman crop. Plots were surrounded by raised bunds to limit fertilizers within the plots. Seedlings of Local/HYV were raised in well prepared seedbeds. The unit plot size was 10 m x 10 m with spacing of 25 cm x 20 cm for both varieties (Local/HYV). Thirty five-forty five days old seedlings were transplanted in the main field. Sowing and transplanting dates are presented in the following table:

Location

Variety name

Year

Seed sowing date

Transplanting date

Patuakhali sadar

Local (Mota dhan)

2012-13

21 July 2013

29 August 2013

Local (Moulota dhan)

2013-14

09 July 2014

17 August 2014

Borguna sadar

Local (White Mota dhan)

2012-13

16 July 2013

29 August 2013

Local (White Mota dhan)

2013-14

10 July 2014

23 August 2014

Barisal sadar

BRRI dhan 41

2012-13

19 July 2013

22 August 2013

BRRI dhan 41

2013-14

11 July 2014

14 August 2014

 

In case of mungbean/cowpea full amount of urea, TSP and MoP as per treatments were applied at the time of final land preparation. In case of mungbean, fertilizers were applied in plot at the rate of 40-80-30 kg/ha as urea, TSP and MoP, respectively. In case of cowpea, fertilizers were applied in plot at the rate of 20-40-20 kg/ha urea, TSP and MoP, respectively. In case of T.aman rice, the amount of TSP and MoP and one-third of urea were applied during final land preparation according to treatment dose. Rest of the urea was top dressed in two equal installments at tillering stage and panicle initiation stage. Urea, TSP, MoP, Gypsum was applied @ 130, 50, 80, 50 kg ha-1 (FRG-2012) in plot, respectively. But in case of T1, 100% of recommended fertilizers were applied and in case of T2 and T3, 50% of recommended fertilizers were applied.

After germination of seedlings, thinning was done to maintain optimum plant population in the experimental plots. Weeding was done at 20 days after sowing (DAS) and at 45 DAS to keep the experimental plots weed free for the whole period of the crop growth. Insecticide Admire was applied twice- before flowering and during flowering with an interval of 10 days to protect from thrips. No hill was missed, so there was no need to gap filling. Weeding was done at 15 days after transplanting (DAT) and at 45 DAT to keep the experimental plots weed free for the whole period of the crop growth. In case of HYV, no insect or disease was infected, so there was no need to use any pesticide. In case of Local variety, stem borer infestation was observed and was controlled by spraying Vittaco. Top dressing of urea was done according to recommendation mentioned above.

Mungbean (BARI mung-6) and Cowpea (BARI felon-1) was harvested twice. First only ripen pods were harvested. After first picking, flowering appeared and pod formation occurred second time. These pods were harvested second time after ripening. Only ripen pods were harvested. After picking the pods, the remaining biomass of mungbean/cowpea was incorporated in the soil. Harvesting dates are presented in the following table:

Location

No. of harvest

Mungbean

Cowpea

2012-13

2013-14

2012-13

2013-14

Patuakhali sadar

1st harvest

02 April 2013

08 April 2014

12 April 2013

18 April 2014

2nd harvest

14 April 2013

19 April 2014

24 April 2013

30 April 2014

Borguna sadar

1st harvest

08 April 2013

12 April 2014

19 April 2013

14 April 2014

2nd harvest

22 April 2013

22 April 2014

30 April 2013

28 April 2014

Barisal sadar

1st harvest

01 April 2013

10 April 2014

11 April 2013

10 April 2014

2nd harvest

12 April 2013

22 April 2014

26 April 2013

25 April 2014

T. aman (Local/HYV) was harvested when 80% grain were ripen. In experiment, data on yield and yield contributing characters were collected from 10 (ten) randomly selected hills from each per plot and then converted into yield per hactare. Threshing, cleaning and drying of grain were done separately plot-wise. The weights of grain were recorded plot-wise. Harvesting dates are presented in the following table:

Location

Harvesting date

2012-13

2013-14

Patuakhali sadar

21 December 2013

09 December 2014

Borguna sadar

17 December 2013

08 December 2014

Barisal sadar

15 December 2014

08 December 2014

At harvest, yield and yield components data were recorded and analyzed statistically. Computation and preparation of graphs were done using Microsoft Excel 2003 Program.

  Journal of Experimental Biosciences. 6(2): 21-28, July 2015
  
Funding Source:
1.  Government Budget:  
  

Cultivation of mungbean/cowpea and its incorporation in the soil causes addition of organic matter, recycling of nutrients and made available for the crops, ultimately improved organic matter status. Organic matter application showed residual effect on T.aman rice in the Mungbean/Cowpea-Fallow–T.aman cropping pattern. Therefore, it could be concluded that farmers of the southern zones of Bangladesh should follow the cropping system to reduced fertilizer cost and improve the crop productivity as well as to maintain soil fertility. The findings of the research indicate that incorporation of biomass + 50% of recommended fertilizers application could increase yields substantially as compared to no biomass incorporation with 100% of recommended fertilizers in T.aman rice. Besides, the biomass incorporation helped maintain soil fertility, preventing further soil degradation.

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